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This is what you actually say when wishing someone to “break his/her leg”.
You’re wishing them good luck.
It is American football.
What is the most popular sport in the US?
It was William Shakespeare
Which English author wrote Romeo and Juliet?
Olaf
Who is the talking snowman in Frozen?
This vitamin prevents colds.
What is vitamin C?
This is what you do, when you “spill the beans”.
You tell a secret or spoiler the end of a movie.
It is soccer.
What is the most famous sport in the UK?
Thames
Which river flows through London?
It is Luke’s dad and hold a red light saber.
Who is Darth Vader?
This fast food restaurant is the most popular in the world with more than 30,000 restaurants in 119 countries.
What is McDonald’s?
This is what you do, when you “take a pinch of salt”.
You’re not taking something too serious, see it in a humorous way.
It will (among others) take place in Mexico.
Where is the next male world championship of football going to be?
The Westminster Abbey.
What’s the name of the church where English monarchs are crowned?
He is said to have the “license to kill”.
Who is James Bond?
This is the most popular flavour of ice cream in the US.
What is vanilla?
This is what you do, when you “beat around the bush”.
You avoid saying something, you don’t say it out front.
In 1966.
When did England win the football world championship?
They represent the number of its founder states.
What do the stripes on the Union Jack stand for?
This Harry Potter character can turn into a werewolf.
Who is professor Lupin?
You receive this number of bread buns when you ask for a baker's dozen.
13
This expression was created when executors still made supposed criminals fall off something in order to hang them. It means someone dies.
Someone kicks the bucket.
It is a race held once a year in England, where participants roll traditional beer barrels down the road.
What is barrel rolling?
They are the combination of its regions and were created after unifying them under one monarch.
Where do the British flag’s colors and stripes originate from?
His name is “Lumière”.
What’s the candle’s name in Disney’s “Beauty and the Beast”?
It is a vegetable that’s never processed, frozen, cooked or preserved.
What is lettuce?