American Customs
Christmas
Vocabulary
Tongue Twisters
Sightseeing in America
American States
100
Americans drive on this side of the road.
Right side
100
You put this on top of a Christmas tree.
An Angel or Star
100
To get better at something
Improve
100
Rubber Baby Buggy Bumper
Too easy!
100
A) Niagara Falls, B) Golden Gate Bridge, or C) The Grand Canyon
B) Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco, CA
100
A) California B) Nevada C) Utah
A) California
200
Americans start school in one of these 2 months.
August and September
(varies from state to state)
200
In America, this is who you spend Christmas with.
Your family
200
People who work at a company or store; Employee
Staff
200
Fuzzy Wuzzy wasn’t really fuzzy, was he?
Nice!
200
A) Times Square, B) Los Angeles, C) Disney World
A) Time's Square
New York City, NY
200
A) Pennsylvania B) New York C) Virginia
B) New York
300
What is America's National Sport?
Baseball
300
When it snows on Christmas, it is called ______.
A White Christmas
300
To be by yourself with no one else
Alone
300
Six sleek swans swam swiftly southwards
Good Job!
300
A) The Empire State Building, B) The Eifel Tower, C) The Space Needle
C) The Space Needle
Seattle, WA
300
A) Montana B) Oregon C) Washington
C) Washington
400
Giving extra money to waiters when paying for food at a restaurant.
Tipping
400
The day before Christmas
Christmas Eve
400
The letters to help blind people read.
Braille
400
She sells sea shells by the sea shore.
Well done!
400
A) The Hollywood Walk of Fame, B) New York City, C) Las Vegas
A) The Hollywood Walk of Fame
Los Angeles, CA
Hollywood, CA
400
A) Texas B) Montana C) Colorado
A) Texas
500
You must do this when entering Japanese houses, but not in America.
Take off your shoes.
500
The two popular Christmas dinners in America
Turkey and Ham
500
Old people, usually over 60 years old
Elderly
500
Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
Amazing!
500
A) The Statue of Liberty; B) The Empire State Building; C) Stone Henge
A) The Statue of Liberty
New York City, NY
500
A) Mississippi B) Florida C) Illinois
B) Florida