Mystery
Cultural Questions
Translate the Greeting
Abbreviations
Idioms
100
At what age can you vote in the U.S.A.?
18 years old
100
How do the English/Americans formally greet one another?
They shake hands
100
Buenos días
Good morning
100
What does OMG stand for?
Oh my gosh/god
100
What does it mean to have "the best of both worlds"?
Everything is going very well
200
Which holiday is celebrated on the 31st of October in the U.S.A.?
Halloween
200
What is the British currency?
The pound
200
Hasta luego
See you later
200
What does LOL stand for?
Laugh out loud
200
What does it mean if you say "it's raining cats and dogs"?
It is raining very hard
300
What are the three most commonly spoken languages in the U.S.A.?
English, Spanish, and Chinese.
300
How do the English refer to the metro? What word do they use for the "metro"?
The tube or the underground
300
Buenas tardes
Good afternoon
300
What does G2G stand for?
Got to go
300
What does it mean to "feel a bit under the weather"?
Meaning you do not feel very good/ feeling sick or ill
400
Name at least 2 states or cities where there are many Spanish speakers
California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Florida. New York City, Philadelphia, and Orlando.
400
What is the national day of the U.S.A.?
July 4th
400
Bienvenidos
Welcome
400
What does BRB stand for?
Be right back
400
What does it mean to say "the ball is in your court"?
It means the decision is up to that person
500
Which six states make up New England (on the east coast of the United States)?
Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut.
500
What does the term "melting pot" mean when referring to the United States?
It's used to describe the many different cultures that have come together to form the United States
500
¿Adónde vas?
Where are you going?
500
What does TTYL stand for?
Talk to you later
500
What does it mean "to be in someone else's shoes"?
To know or think about how they (the other person) feel(s)
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