1. What is candy floss called in American English?
COTTON CANDY
To eat all the food on your plate.
eat up
Which bird is famous for its pink feathers and long legs?
Answer: The flamingo.
Which fruit is small, red and often used in jam?
Answer: Raspberry.
A four-legged domesticated carnivorous mammal.
DOG
Which amusement park ride usually involves travelling at high speed along a winding track?
Answer: A roller coaster.
To become cooler or make something cooler. It can also mean to become calmer after being angry or excited.
cool down
What is the name of the pink salt mined in the Punjab region of Pakistan?
Answer: Himalayan pink salt.
A close, loving, or passionate relationship between two people.
ROMANCE
The basic monetary unit of several countries.
DOLLAR
What do you call the small cars that people drive into each other for fun?
Answer: Bumper cars (dodgems in British English).
To have a meal in a restaurant rather than at home.
eat out
What does wearing a pink ribbon commonly symbolise?
Answer: Breast cancer awareness.
Which country has the capital city of Kigali?
Answer: Rwanda.
A game in which small weighted missiles are thrown at a circular board marked with numbered scoring areas.
DARTS
What is the American English word for a big wheel with passenger cabins?
Answer: Ferris wheel.
Food becomes bad or unsuitable to eat.
go off
What is the name of the pink mineral often used in jewellery and associated with love?
Answer: Rose quartz.
What is the name of the ancient Egyptian sun god?
Answer: Ra.
To reduce or decrease in size or significance.
DIMINISH
What is the name of the famous amusement park in New York City, located beside the beach in Brooklyn?
Answer: Luna Park, Coney Island.
To reduce the amount of something you consume or use.
cut down on
Which European city is nicknamed the Pink City because of the colour of many of its buildings?
Answer: Toulouse, in France.
Which famous museum in Amsterdam houses works by Rembrandt?
Answer: Rijksmuseum.
To impress deeply with brilliance, charm, or skill.
DAZZLE