USA Facts & Geography
Holidays and Celebrations
Popular Culture in the U.S.
Travelling
US vs. UK
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Who is the president of the United States?
Donald Trump
100
Three words related to this holiday:
love
hearts
flowers
Valentine's Day
100
Who is this singer?
Justin Bieber
100
What city in the United Kingdom did Caro go to this year?
London
100
How do you say "galletas" in American English and British English?
American English: Cookies ;
British English: Biscuits
200
Where is Carolina from (city and state)?
Miami, Florida
200
For this holiday, people dress up in costumes and eat lots of candy
Halloween
200
What video game do the dances like the floss and dabbing come from?
Fortnite
200
Where did Caro go for the Holy Week holiday break?
Cambodia, Vietnam, and Thailand
200
How do you say "piso" in American English and British English?
American English: apartment
British English: flat
300
Which city is the Statue of Liberty in?
New York City
300
This holiday is only celebrated in the United States. We eat turkey, potatoes, and pie. We also watch American football on TV.
Thanksgiving
300
What's the name of this coffee shop? 
Starbucks
300
What is Caro´s favorite country in Europe?
Portugal
300
How do you say "metro" in American English and British English?
American English: subway
British English: underground or tube
400
What's the capital city of the United States?
Washington, D.C.
400
People typically wear GREEN on this holiday. It started in Ireland but now it's more popular in the United States.
St. Patrick's Day
400
What does OMG stand for?
Oh my God!
400
How many countries has Caro travelled to?
40
400
How do you say "acera" in American English and British English?
American English: sidewalk
British English: pavement
500
Which mayor city in the United States will Carolina live in next year?
Seattle, Washington
500
This is another name for "Independence Day" in the United States. It is the day we celebrate it.
The 4th of July
500
What does LOL stand for?
Laugh out Loud
500
Where will Caro go this summer?
Egypt, Jordan, The St. James Way, and back to Miami
500
How do you say "fila/cola" in American English and British English?
American English: line
British English: queue