Food and drink
British vs. American vocabulary
Geography
Britain in general
100
Hot drink, usually with a squeeze of milk
What is tea
100
Spelling: Colour, humour, theatre
What is British English?
100
River in London
What is The River Thames?
100
The British Prime Minister
Who is David Cameron?
200
Cooked in tomato sauce, you buy them in cans and eat them on a toast.
What are baked beans?
200
In American English it's called fall
What is autumn?
200
England, Scotland, Wales
What is Great Britain?
200
The oldest university in the UK.
What is Oxford University?
300
This dish consists of dried fruits, butter, nuts and alcohol.
What is christmas pudding?
300
If someone is angry with you and tells yu off.
What is making a fuss?
300
England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland
What is United Kingdom (UK)?
300
The most popular pastime in the UK?
What is watching TV?
400
Crunchy snack eaten between meals.
What are crisps?
400
The word used for someone who is disrespectful in speech or behaviour. Can be used both a negative and more positive way.
What is cheeky?
400
South West of England
Where is Cornwall?
400
The Head of State
Who is Queen Elizabeth II
500
The British term for eating sausages and mashed potatoes.
What is bangers and mash?
500
Invented by an English baker in 1846 and used at Christmas time.
What is a cracker?
500
Where the Beatles come from.
What is Liverpool?
500
Thank you, excuse me, beg your pardon.
What is politeness?
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