UK Culture
Which side of the road do people drive on in the UK?
Left side
What is the national bird of the USA?
The bald Eagle
What is the American word for “ flat”?
Apartment
Name three animals starting with the letter ‘D’.
Dog, duck, and donkey
A drink that is traditionally served in the afternoon in the UK.
Tea
What traditional fast food is served with salt and vinegar?
Fish and chips
What city is known as the ‘Big Apple’?
New York city
What do Americans call chips?
Fries
Give the opposite word for tiny.
Big, huge, large …
A drink typically served in the morning and evening in the USA.
Coffee
What is the name of the food which is usually served with tea?
Biscuits
When is Independence Day celebrated in the USA?
Fourth of July
The British say “holiday”, but Americans usually say?
Vacation
What is the plural word for “tooth”?
Teeth
Name of a typical Scottish skirt worn by men.
Kilt
Who is the current king of the UK?
King Charles III
Who was the first president of the USA?
George Washington
Is the spelling of the words “color” and “neighbor” used in the UK or the USA?
The USA
Which of these words is an adjective?
A) loudly
B) interesting
C) quickly
B) Interesting
A holiday in the USA, where children dress up in costumes and go trick or treating.
Halloween
What are the four countries that make up the UK?
England, Northern Ireland, Wales and Scotland
What holiday is celebrated on the fourth Thursday in November?
Thanksgiving
What do Americans call a “chemist”?
Pharmacy
What is the past simple word form of “play”?
Played
This traditional pie is served at family holidays, such as Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Pumpkin pie