In Britain, 'cookies' are called...
Biscuits
What does 'pun' mean?
Linguistic joke
What's the meaning of the expression 'To leave somebody high and dry?'
To abandon, to ignore, to forget about someone
What is Barack Obama's wife's name?
Michelle
Who was the first president of the US?
George Washington
Name two synonyms of 'big'
Enormous, gigantic, colossal, huge, etc
What does 'bargain' mean?
A very good offer
Knight vs. Night [phonetics]
None -> /nait/
In Britain, a 'truck' is called...
Lorry
What is the meaning of the connector 'thus'?
'Hence', this way, because of this (reason) etc.
Who was Lady Di?
Diana, current King Charles III's ex-wife
How many vowels does the English language have?
12
What is the past participle of the verb 'loose'?
Loose is an adjective, not a verb (lose)
Plural of 'mouse'
Mice
None vs No one
Explain
At what time do Brits typically drink tea?
Five o'clock
Pronounce the following words correctly: Thought, Through, Tough and Thorough.
"tho:t, thru:, taf and thara"
To give food to somebody is to .... [F______]
Feed
What does 'LOL' stand for?
Laughing out loud
What is the past simple of the verb ' to teach' + spelling
Taught
What is/are the official language/s of the US?
No official language!
'To be or not to be' is a quote that appears in what Shakespearean play?
Hamlet
What does it mean 'To hit the books'?
To study a lot
fun vs funny
interesting vs. hahahaha (laugh)
Late vs Lately
Not punctual vs. the last days/weeks
Hard (adv) vs Hardly (adv)
Seriously, with devotion vs the opposite
Johnny is waiting [_____] his niece
FOR
Shakespeare wrote the play 'The Merchant of ....'
Venice
The UK is made up of four countries, which are...
England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
Plural of 'foot'
Feet
What does the expression 'The elephant in the room' mean?
Ignoring an obvious problem
Mistake vs error
typo, lapse, accident vs not knowing the error
The opposite of 'success'
Failure
Explain the idiom "Birds of a feather, flock together"
People with similar tastes tend to go together
Who is the current British monarch?
Charles III
Who vs. Whom
Subject vs object
Cats don't have nails, they have...
Claws
Thin vs. Narrow
Thin book vs. Narrow street (or narrowminded)
Transform the adjective 'strong' into a noun and a verb
Strength (n),To strengthen (v)
Sarah is good [____] maths
AT