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English Around the World
100

Which country has the most time zones?

France, including the territories

100

In which country would you traditionally eat paella?

Spain

100

In which country is it polite to slurp your noodles?

Japan

100

In which Asian country is English one of the official languages and widely used in schools?

India

200

What is the smallest country in the world by area?

Vatican City

200

What is haggis made of, and where is it from?

Sheep organs (heart, liver, lungs), oatmeal, and spices – from Scotland

200

What color do brides traditionally wear in India?

Red

200

What’s the difference between chips and crisps in British English?

Chips = fries / Crisps = potato chips

300

Which continent has the most countries?

Africa

300

In Japan, what is the main ingredient in miso soup?

Fermented soybean paste (miso)

300

In which country is tipping in restaurants not expected and can even be seen as rude?

Japan

300

What’s the meaning of 'ta' in Australian and British English?

Thanks

400

What’s the capital city of New Zealand?

Wellington

400

Pho is a popular noodle soup from which Asian country?

Vietnam

400

Where is it considered disrespectful to show the soles of your feet?

Thailand

400

In which country would you hear the slang word 'brekkie' for breakfast?

Australia

500

Which country is famous for having no official capital city?

Switzerland (Bern is the de facto capital)

500

What’s the name of the flatbread commonly served with Indian curries?

Naan

500

What is the name of the traditional Maori greeting that involves touching noses?

Hongi

500

What’s a common way to say hello in South African English?

“Howzit?” (slang for "How are you?")