Vocabulary
Pop Culture
Traditions
Geography
Australia
100
What is the British equivalent of the word "soccer"?
Football
100
The Beatles were famously from which country?
United Kingdom
100
Which country is famous for Thanksgiving?
The United States
100
Is the United Kingdom a constitutional monarchy?
Yes
100
What is the capital of Australia?
Canberra
200
What is the American equivalent of the word "biscuit"?
Cookie
200
Which English musician is known for his songs such as "Perfect" and "Shape of You"?
Ed Sheeran
200
What holiday is celebrated on the 17th of March by wearing green clothing and having originated in Ireland?
St. Patrick's Day
200
Which country in the United Kingdom has a red dragon on the flag?
Wales
200
Who is the ruler of Australia?
King Charles III
300
What is the British equivalent of the word "elevator"?
Lift
300
Cate Blanchett, Margot Robbie and Chris Hemsworth are famous actors from which English-speaking country?
Australia
300
Which country is famous for having the most Olympic medals?
The United States
300
Which famous river flows through southern England, especially London?
River Thames
300
How many stars are on the Australian flag?
6
400
What does it mean to see the world through rose-colored glasses?
To see only the pleasant things about a situation and not notice the things that are unpleasant.
400
Who is the author of The Lord of the Rings?
J.R.R.Tolkien
400
When is Independence day celebrated in the United States?
July 4th
400
In simple words, who or what is an anglophone?
an English-speaking person
400
Which Australian animal is this?
Dingo
500
What does it mean to be "mad as a box of frogs"?
To be completely mad; crazy; insane;
500
What is the United States' oldest newspaper in continuous publication?
The Hartford Courant
500
When is Independence day celebrated in Liberia?
July 26th
500
Which country's flag is this?
Antigua and Barbuda
500
How many federated states in Australia?
6