Numbers and Dates
People
Vocabulary
Idioms
100

How many years of bad luck does a person get for breaking a mirror?

7 years

100

What is the term for children who go to their neighbors' doors and ask for candy on Halloween?

Trick or treaters

100

British English - Jacket potato

American English - 

Baked Potato

100

To make an effort to appreciate the good things in your life.

To _ _ _ _ _ your _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

count your blessings

200

What percentage do the majority of Americans tip?

18-20%

200

What do we call someone who consistently delays doing a task?

a procrastinator

200

Slang - if you are really surprised about something you can say ¨I´m __________¨

shook

200

Food idiom - to not completely believe something, as it may not be entirely true.

To take it with a grain of salt

300

What important day is celebrated on the 4th thursday of November?

Thanksgiving

300

Who says the following words, British or American people:

1. fall

2. take out

3 trash can

4. elevator

Americans

300

This is the perfect comfort food for a cold day or a sick day.  It is made from a type of sandwich and a vegetable soup.

grilled cheese sandwich and tomato soup

300

Food idiom - wanting to have both options or benefits without having to choose between them.

To have your cake and eat it too

400

Which amendment allows Americans to own guns?

The 2nd Amendment

400

People who live in colder states who fly down to Florida (or another warmer state) to spend the winter.

Snowbirds

400

Some people carry this animal's foot in their purse as a good luck charm.

Rabbit

400

To purchase something that turns out to be defective or not as advertised.

To buy a lemon

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