ScotEngCan Culture
This red leaf in the Canadian flag.
(Answer: What is Maple Leaf?)
Apple, banana, carrot, orange
(Answer: carrot—it’s a vegetable)
(Answer: London)
If you ask for “pepperoni” in Italy, you’ll get this.
(Answer: What is (Bell) pepper)
It’s raining cats and dogs” means this.
(Answer: Raining heavily)
What is the national animal of Scotland?
Answer: What is a unicorn? )
Dog, cat, horse, penguin
(Answer: penguin—it’s a bird)
What is the capital of Scotland
(Answer: Edinburgh)
A watermelon is considered this
What is a berry?
“No pain... no gain” means this. (
Answer: Results don't happen easily, it may hurt/be difficult before you see results )
Nova Scotia means this in English?
(Answer: What is New Scotland?)
Happy, sad, angry, chair (
Answer: chair—not an emotion)
What is the capital of Ireland?
Dublin
In the UK and Australia we eat "biscuits", what do North Americans call these this.
What are Cookies?
“As clear as mud” means:
. (Answer: Something that is unclear)
This Canadian dish has fries, gravy, and cheese curds.
(Answer: What is Poutine?)
Toronto, Paris, Vancouver, Montreal
(Answer: Paris—not in Canada)
What is the capital of New Zealand?
(Answer: Wellington)
Asking for “chips” in the U.K. gets you this in US and Canada.
(Answer: French fries)
“Cost an arm and a leg” means this. (
Answer: Something is expensive)
These 3 languages are the official languages of Scotland.
(Answer: What is English, Scots and Gaelic?)
Piano, guitar, violin, flute
(Answer: flute—not a string instrument)
What is the capital of Canada?
(Answer: Ottawa)
In what country was chocolate milk invented in?
Ireland
“The elephant in the room” is this.
(Answer: An obvious problem everyone can see)
Between 1066 and 1362 this was the official language of England?
What is French?
Sun, moon, star, lamp
(Answer: lamp—not a celestial body)
What is the capital of Brazil?
(Answer: Brasilia)
What is haggis made of?
Sheep’s offal (heart/lung/liver), mixed with oats, suet (raw, hard fat of beef, lamb, or mutton), onion, spices and is cooked inside a sheep’s stomach
“Kill two birds with one stone” means this.
(Answer: Solve two problems at once)