Culture: English speaking countries
Which country is known as the "Emerald Isle"?
What is the traditional meal often eaten on Sundays in the UK?
Sunday Roast
Which country uses the Rand as its currency?
South Africa
What is the emergency number in the United States?
911
I passed my exam, NO CAP!”
What does NO CAP mean?
I’m not lying / I’m serious
Which English-speaking country is known as the "Rainbow Nation"?
South Africa
What fruit shares its name with New Zealand's famous bird?
The Kiwi
What is the name of the famous bridge in San Francisco?
Golden Gate Bridge
Which British band is famous for songs like “Bohemian Rhapsody”?
Queen
“That party was so LIT last night! MEANING?
Very fun / amazing
Which country is famous for the haka, a traditional Māori dance?
New Zealand
Which country consumes more tea per person: The UK , Australia or The USA?
The UK
Which natural wonder is shared between Canada and the USA?
Niagara Falls
Which UK boy band included Harry Styles?
One direction
“That idea is so BASED.” MEANING?
Authentic / cool / you agree with it
What is the name of the traditional Irish celebration held on March 17th?
St. Patrick's Day
What ingredient is essential in making Irish stew? (meat)
Lamb
What famous mountain in the USA is carved with presidents’ faces?
Mount Rushmore
What ceremony changes the King’s guards in front of Buckingham Palace?
Changing of the Guard
"DM me the location later" MEANING?
Send a private message
What is the name of the traditional Scottish musical instrument often played at ceremonies and parades?
The bagpipes
Which British dish consists of sausages served with mashed potatoes?
Bangers and Mash
What is the name of the ancient stone circle in England?
Stonehenge
What animal is said to live in the Tower of London to protect the kingdom?
Ravens
Come on Mia, stop it, don't be SO EXTRA! MEANING?
Over-the-top / dramatic (Cuando alguien hace demasiado por llamar la atención o dramatiza mucho algo pequeño)