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100

What is the traditional meal known as the “full English breakfast” commonly served with?

Sausages, eggs, bacon, beans, hash browns, and black pudding.

100

What word is commonly used in Britain instead of the American word “sneakers”?

Trainers.

100

What British holiday is celebrated on the day after Christmas?

Boxing Day.

100

At what age do children usually begin Primary School in both the UK and the US?

At age 5.

100

What activity is commonly associated with Boxing Day celebrations in the UK today?

Family gatherings and countryside or coastal walks.

200

Which British dish is traditionally served with fried fish?

Chips.

200

What British word means the same as the American word “sweater”?

Jumper.

200

What was the original purpose of Boxing Day in the 1830s?

To give “Christmas boxes” to workers and servants for their service.

200

What stage of education in the UK prepares students for university after Secondary School?

Sixth Form.

200

What dessert is traditionally associated with British culture and afternoon tea?

Victoria sponge cake.

300

What American dessert is especially associated with Florida?

Key lime pie.

300

In British English, which letter is often used instead of “z” in words like “realised”?

The letter “s”.

300

What animal is used in the American Groundhog Day tradition?

A groundhog.

300

What type of school in the United States serves as a transition between Primary School and High School?

Middle School

300

What American snack brands were mentioned as examples of popular junk food?

: Cheez-Its and Pop Tarts.

400

Which food is described as one of the most popular and iconic foods in the United States?

Tacos.

400

What is the formal British accent traditionally associated with the monarchy called?

The Queen’s English.

400

Which American holiday is centered around gratitude, family gatherings, and traditional meals?

Thanksgiving.

400

Name one of the two world-famous universities located in England.

University of Oxford or University of Cambridge.

400

What candy brands were mentioned as being popular in the United States?

Reese’s and M&M’s.

500

What unusual British pie is known for having fish heads sticking out of the pastry?

Stargazy pie.

500

Which letter is usually removed in American spellings such as “color” and “humor”?

The letter “u”.

500

What important royal events are commonly celebrated in the United Kingdom?

Royal weddings and the monarch’s birthday.

500

Name one highly ranked American university mentioned in the text.

Harvard University, Stanford University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, or University of California, Los Angeles.

500

Approximately how many boarding schools are located across the United Kingdom?

Around five hundred boarding schools.