American term for English words quiz
Here's a second (and probably the last) quiz involving identifying the usual words used by Americans to denote the following words commonly used in England? No use of reference material or the internet to ensure fair play. Good luck.
REMEMBER - NO POSTS instead you PM me with your guesses any time up to midnight tonight. If possible, please wait until you've completed all the guesses you want to make to avoid too many PMs and to make my job easier. So no hurry and it doesn't matter when you submit the answers because I'll be judging them solely on who has the most correct - and in the event of two or more being level it will be a tie. Feel free to change your mind on an answer you may have already given. I hope this is clear and good luck. Tomorrow I’ll post the names of the top entries.
1. Pushchair
2. Noughts and crosses
3. Grill
4. Sweets
5. Mobile (phone)
6. Wardrobe
7. Candyfloss
8. Cot
9. Aubergine
10. Primary or junior school
11. Lift
12. Rubbish
13. Off-licence
14. Dummy
15. Trousers
16. Car park
17. Shopping trolley
18. 100s and 1000s
19. Takeaway
20. Holiday
21. Waistcoat
22. Post code
REMEMBER - NO POSTS instead you PM me with your guesses any time up to midnight tonight. If possible, please wait until you've completed all the guesses you want to make to avoid too many PMs and to make my job easier. So no hurry and it doesn't matter when you submit the answers because I'll be judging them solely on who has the most correct - and in the event of two or more being level it will be a tie. Feel free to change your mind on an answer you may have already given. I hope this is clear and good luck. Tomorrow I’ll post the names of the top entries.
1. Pushchair
2. Noughts and crosses
3. Grill
4. Sweets
5. Mobile (phone)
6. Wardrobe
7. Candyfloss
8. Cot
9. Aubergine
10. Primary or junior school
11. Lift
12. Rubbish
13. Off-licence
14. Dummy
15. Trousers
16. Car park
17. Shopping trolley
18. 100s and 1000s
19. Takeaway
20. Holiday
21. Waistcoat
22. Post code
