english speaking world
vocabulary and literature
Phrasal Verbs & Idioms
grammar
american culture
100

WHAT IS CAPITAL OF CANADA?

OTTAWA

100

What does “borrow” mean (in your own words)?


to take something and return it later


100

What does “look forward to” mean?


to be excited about something in the future


100

Choose the correct option: “I’m used ___ getting up early.”


to

100

What holiday is celebrated on the 4th of July?


Independence Day


200

Which US city is known as “The Big Apple”?


NEW YORK CITY

200

What is a synonym for “difficult”?


challenging / hard


200

What does “give up” mean?


to stop trying


200

What’s wrong: “I did a mistake”?


 It should be: “I made a mistake.”


200

Name one major cultural influence of Hollywood globally.


film/TV/music trends worldwide influence


300

Which country is also called “Down Under”?


AUSTRALIA

300

Who wrote Romeo and Juliet?


William Shakespeare


300

What does “run out of” mean?


to have no more of something


300

Correct the mistake: “By 5 p.m., I will finish my homework.” (future perfect)

By 5 p.m., I will have finished my homework.


300

What does the “American Dream” mean?


the idea that anyone can succeed through hard work


400

What is the name of the British parliament building?


PALACE OF WESTMINSTER 

400

What does the word “misleading” mean?


giving the wrong idea / confusing


400

What does the idiom “break the ice” mean?


 to start a conversation in a social situation


400

 Name the tense: “She has been working here for 5 years.”


present perfect continuous


400

What does “melting pot” mean in American culture?


a society made of many cultures blending together


500

Which country has two official languages: English and French?


CANADA

500

What is the difference between “say” and “tell”?


 “tell” needs an object (tell someone), “say” doesn’t


500

What does “He let me down” mean?


He disappointed me


500

Correct and explain: “Neither of the answers are correct.”


 Neither of the answers is correct (neither = singular subject)


500

What is the name of the US national anthem?


The Star-Spangled Banner