American Customs
Christmas
Vocabulary
Brain teasers
Sightseeing in America
American States
100
Americans drive on the ____ side of the road.
Right
100
You put this on top of a Christmas tree.
An Angel or Star
100
You call a good looking man this.
Handsome
100
What has four legs but can't walk?
a table
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 go back to school in ______ and _________.
August and September
200
In America, this is who you spend Christmas with.
Your family
200
This sport is about putting a ball into a hoop.
Basketball
200
What kind of room has no windows or doors?
a mushroom
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
What is it called when it snows on Christmas Day?
A White Christmas
300
After accepting a proposal, you are now promised to get married
Engaged
300
What has a head and tail but no body?
a coin
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
Shrimp cocktail
400
Some months have 31 days; how many have 28 days?
All of them
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 need to 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
Spreading rumors and talking about other people, usually lies or unkind words
gossip
500
If there are some months with 31 days, how many have 28 days?
All of them
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