How British Are You?

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What do you call the fuel which you put in your car?

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Petrol is the term used in British English for the fuel used in cars, while 'gasoline' is more commonly used in American English.

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What do you call clothes men and women wear on the bottom half of their body such as jeans?

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Trousers is the British term for what is known as 'pants' in American English.

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What do you call small, hard, sweet snacks which are usually circular and are often eaten with a cup of tea or coffee?

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Biscuits are the British version of what Americans refer to as 'cookies'. They are often enjoyed with tea.

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What do you call the covering of your car’s engine which you must open to check the water and oil?

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The Bonnet is the British term for the cover over the engine of a car, while 'hood' is the term used in American English.

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What do you call a person who delivers your letters?

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A Postman is the British term for someone who delivers mail, whereas 'mailman' is the term used in American English.

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What is the British term for the first meal of the day?

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Breakfast is the meal typically eaten in the morning, but in British culture, it can include items like baked beans, toast, and eggs.

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What do you call the place where you can borrow books?

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Library is the term used for a place where books are stored and can be borrowed.

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What do you call the British term for a sweetened carbonated beverage?

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Soft drink is the term used in British English, while 'soda' is more common in American English.

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What do you call the British term for a public transport vehicle that runs on tracks?

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Train is the term used for a vehicle that runs on tracks, commonly used for public transport.

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What do you call the British term for a flat, round piece of bread often used for sandwiches?

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Bread roll is the term used in British English, while 'bun' may be used in American English.