Royal Oak is a popular name for English ships, beers and pubs. It refers to ...

a tree in royal Sherwood forest

trees used to build royal fleet

king of England hideaway

place of English kings' royal oath

Following the defeat of the Parliament army at the battle of Worcester in 1651, the future king of England, Charles II Stuart sought hideaway on an oak to save himself from Cromwell's soldiers.

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Australia

17%

13%

60%

the United States

14%

25%

50%

Greece

28%

50%

14%

Republic of Ireland

10%

40%

10%

Pakistan

40%

20%

the Netherlands

28%

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28%

21%

Poland

28%

18%

27%

25%

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30%

21%

27%

16%

156

Germany

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22%

23%

19%

129

India

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21%

28%

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Which country has Saint George as its patron saint?

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