Homophones
Idioms
Spelling
Words with two Meanings
American vs British English
100
I really need to buy a new (pear/pair) of shoes.
a) pear
b) pair
pair
100
"Cool as a cucumber"
a) being calm during stressful situations
b) someone who is never hot
b) someone who is tall and skinny
a) being calm during stressful situations
100
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a) capitle b) cappital c) capital
c) capital
100
Bank
a) where you keep money
b) a shade of color green
c) the side of a river
b) a shade of color green
100
Apartment
Flat
Apartment: American
Flat: British
200
Be careful! If you fall of the bridge you might (die/dye).
a) die
b) dye
a) die
200
"Break a leg"
a) to cook really fast
b) good luck
c) to smell like cinnamon
b) good luck
200
a) autumn b) awtumn c) autumm
a) autumn
200
Second
a) What comes after first
b) A dog breed
c) a measurement of time
b) A dog breed
200
French Fries/Fries
Chips
French Fries/Fries: American
Chips: British
300
Could I please have a (peace/piece) of the cake?
a) peace
b) piece
b) piece
300
"Don't judge a book by its cover"
a) Not judging something by the way it looks
b) Not reading because you like TV more
c) Not eating breakfast in the morning
a) Not judging something by the way it looks
300
a) vacume b) vacuum c) vakoom
b) vacuum
300
Lie
a) a type of soap
b) to say something untruthful
c) to lay down
a) a type of soap
300
Cinema
Movie Theater
Cinema: British
Movie Theater: American
400
Don't throw away any of your food. You don't want to (waste/waist) it.
a) waste
b) waist
a) waste
400
"Getting a taste of your own medicine"
a) eating medicine that tastes really good
b) cooking food you don't like to eat
c) treating people the way you have been treating others
c) treating people the way you have been treating others
400
a) calendar b) kalendir b) calender
a) calendar
400
Row
a) to organize in a line
b) to dance slowly
c) to move a boat forward to oars
b) to dance slowly
400
Lorry
Truck
Lorry: British
Truck: American
500
(They're/there/their) house is so beautiful! I wish I lived (they're/there/their).
a) they're
b) there
c) their
c) their
b) there
500
"You can lead a horse to water, but you can’t make him drink"
a) you can't make someone like you
b) you can't force someone to make the right decision
c) horses are stubborn animals
b) you can't force someone to make the right decision
500
a) chimpanzey b) chimpanzi c) chimpanzee
c) chimpanzee
500
Object
a) something very ugly
b) anything you can see and touch
c) to express disapproval
a) something very ugly
500
Gasoline (Gas)
Petrol
Gasoline (Gas): American
Petrol: British