LIFE IN THE SOUTH
This type of non-alcoholic drink is famous in the south. (Hint: two words)
sweet tea
Coca-Cola Museum
This is the date in January 2021 when new classes begin at CCB.
January 4
I was so tired last night that I _____ (go) to bed at 8:30!
went
At the Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade, Santa Clause is the first float.
false
During the 1960s, this movement was led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and continues to this day.
Civil Rights Movement
This coastal city in Georgia is famous for its history, architecture, and its college of art and design.
Savannah
This meal is usually eaten breakfast and lunch.
brunch
Which one of these is NOT a subject pronoun: he, she, we, I, me
me
A group of fish is called a "school" of fish.
true
This word is what southerners use to refer to "all of you"?
y'all
This interstate forms a circle around the city of Atlanta.
Interstate 285 (I-285)
This is the document that you send to companies/organizations when applying for a job. It describes your school and work history.
resume
She _____ (study) for the last four hours. She really wants to do well on the exam.
has been studying
Most restaurant bills include a tip for your server.
false (Some do, but only for large groups.)
football
The Appalachian Mountains actually begin in Georgia but with the name The Blue _____ Mountains.
The Blue Ridge Mountains
This word describes a type of bomb, a type of war, and also a traditional family with two parents and their children.
nuclear
You turned the oven off, _____ you?
didn't
Homophones are words that have the same pronunciation but different meanings. Examples: threw/through, cell/sell, flour/flower
true
This movie was released in 1939 and details the life of Scarlett O'Hara during the Civil War.
Gone With the Wind
This state park in southwest Georgia offers great hiking and looks like a smaller version of the Grand Canyon.
This phrase describes a time in life when someone is working extremely hard and probably not getting enough rest. (Hint: "burning the candle at _____ _____.")
burning the candle at both ends
I ran ten miles this week, and I've got 15 left. By next week, I _____ (run) a total of 25 miles.
I ran ten miles this week, and I've got 15 left. By next week, I will have run a total of 25 miles.
The phrase, "...as American as baseball and apple pie," is used to describe things that are true to American culture.
Example: The right to speak against the government and hold protests is as American as baseball and apple pie.