USA
UK
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
100
What holiday celebrates American independence on July 4?
Independence Day
100
What is the British custom of standing in line called?
Queueing
100
What is the national holiday celebrated on July 1?
Canada Day
100
What is the name for outdoor cooking in Australia?
Barbecue
100
What is a common Māori greeting meaning “hello”?
Kia Ora
200
What holiday includes eating turkey with family?
Thanksgiving
200
What is the traditional British tea-time activity?
Afternoon tea
200
What word do Canadians say very often to be polite?
Sorry
200
What phrase means “don’t worry” in Australia?
No worries
200
What is the traditional greeting where noses touch?
Hongi
300
What is the most watched sports event in the USA?
Super Bowl
300
What is the most popular sport in the UK?
Football (soccer)
300
What is the national winter sport of Canada?
Ice hockey
300
What does AFL stand for?
Australian Football League
300
What is the national sport of New Zealand?
Rugby
400
How much do Americans usually tip in restaurants?
15–20%
400
What is the famous tennis tournament in the UK?
Wimbledon
400
What are the two official languages of Canada?
English and French
400
What does “brekkie” mean?
Breakfast
400
What do people usually remove before entering a house?
Shoes
500
What does the “Melting Pot” represent in American culture?
Cultural diversity
500
What type of humor is common in British culture?
Dry / sarcastic humor
500
In which month is Canadian Thanksgiving celebrated?
October
500
What is “Tall Poppy Syndrome”?
Criticizing successful people
500
What is the name of the famous New Zealand national rugby team?
All Blacks