1. In what year were the Falkland Islands discovered?

    a. 1833
    b. 1766
    c. 1592


2. Who first discovered the Falkland Islands?

    a. John Strong
    b. John Davis
    c. John McBride


3. What was the name of his ship?

    a. The Jason
    b. The Desire
    c. The Welfare


4. Who first landed on the Falkland Islands?

    a. Captain John Byron
    b. Captain John McBride
    c. Captain John Strong


5. What was the name of the first French settlement, on East Falkland?

    a. Port Napoleon
    b. Port Maloines
    c. Port Louis


6. What was the name of the first British settlement, on West Falkland?

    a. Port Edgmont
    b. Port Albemarle
    c. Port Howard


7. The French left the Falkland Islands in 1767, while the British stayed on West Falkland. Do you know which country took over from France?

    a. Portugal
    b. Spain
    c. Holland


8. The British left the Falkland Islands in 1774. Do you know what year they came back?

    a. 1806
    b. 1820
    c. 1833


9. Who was the first British Governor of the Falklands?

    a. William Allardyce
    b. George Rennie
    c. Richard Moody


10. In what year was the capital moved from Port Louis to Stanley?

    a. 1835
    b. 1840
    c. 1843


11. What was the main industry in Stanley in the 1850's and 1860's?

    a. Whaling
    b. Sealing
    c. Ship repair


12. Which large building was built in central Stanley in 1892?

    a. The Town Hall
    b. Christ Church Cathedral
    c. The FIC West Store


13. Battle Day is celebrated on the 8th of December in the Falklands, but do you know which war the battle took place in?

    a. First World War
    b. Second World War
    c. Falklands War


14. The Falkland Islands provided over one hundred and fifty people to join the war effort for Britain during the Second World War. The Islanders also contributed in the form of fund-raising and donations, but do you know how many Spitfires the Falklands donated to the Royal Air Force?

    a. one
    b. ten
    c. fifty