Grammar Mix-Up
Please don’t _____ the rules!”
(Answer: break)
This red leaf in the Canadian flag.
(Answer: Maple Leaf)
Apple, banana, carrot, orange
(Answer: carrot—it’s a vegetable)
In Canada, this gesture means “OK.”
(Answer: 👌 [OK hand sign])
If you ask for “pepperoni” in Italy, you’ll get this vegetable.
(Answer: Bell peppers)
It’s raining cats and dogs” means this.
(Answer: Raining heavily)
The dog’s _____ scared the mail carrier.”
(Answer: bark)
Canadians celebrate this holiday on July 1st.
Answer: Canada Day)
Dog, cat, horse, penguin
(Answer: penguin—it’s a bird)
In Japan, bowing shows this.
(Answer: Respect)
In Japan, “pie” means this food.
(Answer: Pizza)
“Let the cat out of the bag” means this. (
Answer: Reveal a secret)
“I _____ my keys on the table.”
(Answer: left)
The national animal of Canada
(Answer: Beaver)
Happy, sad, angry, chair (
Answer: chair—not an emotion)
n Bulgaria, nodding your head means this.
(Answer: No)
Americans call it “pancake.” What do British call it?
(Answer: Crêpe)
“A little bird told me” means:
. (Answer: Someone secretly told me)
She _____ in Ottawa.”
” (Answer: lives)
This Canadian dish has fries, gravy, and cheese curds.
(Answer: Poutine)
Toronto, Paris, Vancouver, Montreal
(Answer: Paris—not in Canada)
Crossing your fingers means you’re hoping for this.
(Answer: Good luck)
Asking for “chips” in the U.K. gets you this in US and Canada.
(Answer: French fries)
“Hold your horses” means this. (
Answer: Wait/be patient)
“Did you _____ that noise?”
(Answer: hear)
The French-speaking province in Canada.
(Answer: Quebec)
Piano, guitar, violin, flute
(Answer: flute—not a string instrument)
In India, shaking your head side-to-side means this.
(Answer: Yes)
Brits say "crisps," Americans say
Answer: potato chips
“The elephant in the room” is this.
(Answer: An obvious problem everyone can see)
“You’ll get a _____ for parking illegally.”
(Answer: fine [penalty])
Canada’s national winter sport
Ice hockey)
Sun, moon, star, lamp
(Answer: lamp—not a celestial body)
In Sudan , patting someone on the shoulders means
(Answer: greetings
Americans call hot dogs and Europeans call it
(Answer: Vienna sausages" or "frankfurters."
“Kill two birds with one stone” means this.
(Answer: Solve two problems at once)
The dog tried to _____ the candy.
” (Answer: lick)
The Canadian $1 coin is named after this animal
(Answer: Loonie)
Love, like, hate, eat
(Answer: eat—not an emotion)
In Canda, this gesture is impolite
Not looking at someone in the eyes
In Australia, it is “biscuits” and in Canada and US is called
(Answer: Cookies)
“When pigs fly” means this.
(Answer: Never)