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“How High Is Your English Language IQ?”: Find Out In This 20-Question UK Vs US Vocabulary Test
Do you think you are good at global English? But how well do you speak both versions of it?
Across the Atlantic, ordinary objects often have completely different names. What Americans call an elevator, Brits call a lift. A cookie might become a biscuit. And that’s just the beginning.
This quiz will challenge your knowledge of the words, phrases, and everyday expressions that separate British English from American English.
Ready to find out whether you’re a vocabulary expert? Let’s see how many you can get right.
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Robert T 6 hours ago
Massively inaccurate. Q3 we use both flat and apartment in British English: a flat is normally a larger building which has been later subdivided, and an apartment is purpose built. The terms often used interchangeably. Q4 Woolly is also a correct term hence the joke about crossing a sheep with a kangaroo to get a woolly jumper! Q16 Bangers are not usually served for breakfast - we just call them sausages. Q20 we use the terms loo, lav, toilet, bathroom, john, WC, little boy's room, etc interchangeably. If you are being polite, you would say bathroom.
Apatheist 9 hours ago
A singlet was originally what went under a doublet (as in the Shakespearean doublet and hose). Singlet is older and more northern in use these days. A tank top used just to be a knitted sleeveless pullover.
Debby Keir 7 hours ago
a singlet (albeit rarely used) is athletics wear. A sleevelss T is a vest - which may be worn as a layer under other clothes, or on its own on a hot day.
Load More Replies... Robert T 6 hours ago
Massively inaccurate. Q3 we use both flat and apartment in British English: a flat is normally a larger building which has been later subdivided, and an apartment is purpose built. The terms often used interchangeably. Q4 Woolly is also a correct term hence the joke about crossing a sheep with a kangaroo to get a woolly jumper! Q16 Bangers are not usually served for breakfast - we just call them sausages. Q20 we use the terms loo, lav, toilet, bathroom, john, WC, little boy's room, etc interchangeably. If you are being polite, you would say bathroom.
Apatheist 9 hours ago
A singlet was originally what went under a doublet (as in the Shakespearean doublet and hose). Singlet is older and more northern in use these days. A tank top used just to be a knitted sleeveless pullover.
Debby Keir 7 hours ago
a singlet (albeit rarely used) is athletics wear. A sleevelss T is a vest - which may be worn as a layer under other clothes, or on its own on a hot day.
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