Br'ish vs. American English

Odd one out

• Rocket

• Aubergine

• Cilantro

• Courgette

Odd one out

• Sweets

• Candy floss

• Biscuit

• Cookie

Odd one out

• Cotton candy

• Fairy cake

• Eggplant

• Crisps

Odd one out.

• Jello

• French toast

• Gherkin

• Pickle

Find the closest equivalent to the British English sentence: "I bought some sweets and a fairy cake, then grabbed a pack of crisps before heading home to have aubergine and courgette stir-fry with a bit of coriander."

• I got some chocolates and a fairy cake, then picked up a pack of chips before heading home to have eggplant and zucchini stir-fry with a sprinkle of cilantro

• I purchased some candies and a muffin, then took a packet of fries before going home to have eggplant and zucchini stir-fry with a hint of cilantro

• I bought some candy and a cupcake, then grabbed a bag of chips before heading home to have eggplant and zucchini stir-fry with a bit of cilantro.

• I acquired some sweets and a cupcake, then seized a bag of crisps before returning home to have aubergine and courgette stir-fry with a dash of cilantro.

Read the description and guess the food item, then write both the British and American versions of the word. "I’m crispy and thin, served in a bag, but don’t mix me up with fries!"

• Crackers/Snacks

• Fries/Chips

• Biscuits/Cookies

• Crisps/Chips

Read the description and guess the food item, then write both the British and American versions of the word. "I’m soft and fluffy, sometimes golden brown, and I go well with maple syrup."

• Hotcake and Crumpet

• Pancake and Hotcake

• Pancake and Blintze

• Crumpet and Pancake

Read the description and guess the food item, then write both the British and American versions of the word. "I may sound like a vegetable, but in America, I’m a pasta sauce ingredient!"

• Rocket/Arugula

• Aubergine/Eggplant

• Pepper/Bell Pepper

• Courgette/Zucchini

Read the description and guess the food item, then write both the British and American versions of the word. "I come in many flavors, often found in lunchboxes, and I wiggle when you shake me!"

• Jelly (American) / Jam (British)

• Jello (American) / Jelly (British)

• Pudding (American) / Custard (British)

• Candy (American) / Sweets (British)

Read the description and guess the food item, then write both the British and American versions of the word. "I may look like a muffin, but I’m lighter, smaller, and fairies would love me!"

• Scone / Muffin

• Biscuit / Cookie

• Cupcake / Fairy cake

• Crumpet / English muffin