Vocabulary
Grammar
USA
UK
Miscellaneous
100

Stuhl

chair

100

Please answer: Is he from Greenwich?  - No, ...

... he isn't.

100

How many states does the USA have?

50

100

The capital of the United Kingdom is ...

London

100

The American English word for sweets is...

candy

200

nochmal

again

200

This is my friend. ... name is Luke.

His
200

The capital of the United States is...

Washington D.C.

200

A loud Christmas tradition in England:

Christmas crackers

200
Say the date of the last day of school this school year. 

thirty-first of August 2026

300

Taschengeld

pocket money

300

Make a question:

Luke - have got - brother

Has Luke got a brother?

300

When did the USA become independent?

4th July, 1776

300

The United Kingdom consists of the countries...

Northern Ireland, England, Scotland and Wales

300

The American English word for holidays is...

vacation

400
sich vordrängeln

to jump the queue

400

Auf Englisch: 

Du musst dein Zimmer nicht aufräumen.

You needn't tidy your room.

400

Name one city on the West Coast of the USA

Los Angeles, San Francisco,...

400

King Charles isn't only the king of the UK, but also of the head of state of ... (name 1 country).

Canada, Australia, New Zealand,...

400

Name three things you can do in Greenwich:

Greenwich Park, Cutty Sark, Royal Observatory, Greenwich Pier, Arches Leisure Centre, (Mudchute Farm)

500

wollen, dass jemand etwas tut

to want somebody to do something

500

Auf Englisch:

Warst du gestern schwimmen?

Did you go swimming yesterday?

500

Name 5 states of the USA

California, Texas, Colorado, Florida, New York, Washington, Alaska, Hawaii, Oklahoma, Kansas...

500

People in Wales often speak two languages: English and ...

Welsh

500

Explain the difference between cake and pie.

cake: sweet, soft, and fluffy desserts made from a batter

pie: consists of a crust filled with sweet or savory ingredients, offering a firmer, flaky texture.