Food
Language Barriers
Cockney Rhyming Slang
Sports
Brit Pop Culture
100

This is what one would order if they wanted French Fries in the UK.

What are Chips?

100

If you are looking to watch the latest FIFA match, you would refer to the sport being played as this.

What is football, or 'footy'?

100

Cockney rhyming slang was developped in the 1800's so that people could speak openly while conducting business without being understood by these people.

Who are the police?  

Also accepted - What is a Bottle and Stopper? (Copper)

100

Bend it like...

Who is (David) Beckham?

100

This royal palace is the official London residence of the British monarch. 

What is Buckingham Palace?

200

This is what potato chips are known as in Britain.

What are Crisps?

200

Rather than an apology, Brits commonly use this word / expression to mean ''excuse me / move'', ''Can you repeat that'' or as pre-emptive politenesss.

What is ''Sorry''?

200

The phrase "dog and bone" refers to this comunication device.

What is a phone?

200

This Emmy award winning Canadian co-owns a team that plays in the English football league.

Who is Ryan Reynolds? 

(Wrexham AFC)  

200

This wizard is the main character of the popular book series written by JK Rowling?

Who is Harry Potter?

300

This iconic brown condiment gets its name from London's Houses of Parliament, after a rumor spread that the sauce was being served in the building's restaurant.

What is HP Sauce?

300

 In Britain, "pants" means underwear, and outer garments are called this.

What are Trousers?

300

The phrase "Rosie Lee" refers to this popular beverage in Britain.

What is Tea?

300

This London team is known by the knickname "the hammers". 

Who is West Ham United?

300

This British singer is famous for songs like "Hello" and "Rolling in the Deep". 

Who is Adele?

400

This dish is commonly known as Bangers and Mash.

What is Sausage and Mashed Potato?

400

This is where you store things (like suitcases or your grocery order) for travel in a car.

What is the boot?

400

The Phrase "Bacon and eggs" refers to this part of the body.

What are Legs?

400

This male tennis player has the most Wimbledon wins.

Who is Roger Federer?

400

The famous double-decker buses in London are this colour. 

What is Red?

500

This baked side dish is traditionally served alongside a typical Sunday roast of meat, potates and vegetables. 

What is a Yorkshire Pudding?

500

What you will ask your grocer for when looking for the main ingredient to make Ratatouille or Baba Ghanoush. 

What is Aubergine?

500

The phrase "apples and pears" refers to this part of a building

What are stairs?

500

This legendary test cricket rivalry between England and Australia began in 1877.

What is The Ashes?

500

This British band sang "Hey Jude" and "Let It Be". 

Who are The Beatles?