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WorksheetsYorksire slang
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
The term "Ey' up" has many meanings, some of which include?
A general greeting in casual situations
A warning that tells someone to back away
A way to get someone's attention
An expression that displays annoyance
"Nawthen" is a phrase that generally means "what's going on", but who are you mostly likely to hear it from?
A doctor
A close friend
An adult
A stranger on the street
If your mother tells you that you can get "Summet" at the store she means?
Meat
A pastry
something you'd like
items from a shopping list
"I'm headed to the shops, want Owt", what are you being asked?
want to come with me?
Want me to take you somewhere?
want anything?
Do you know if it's raining?
Which is the Yorkshire term for "nothing"
"Nad"
"Nost"
"Ned"
"Nowt"
If a restaurant has a "Chip Buttee" on the menu, what are they serving?
A baked potato
A side of fries
A sandwich that is filled with fries
Potato chips
someone who is "Jammy" is?
Lucky
Upset
Emotional
Extremely glad
If a friend offers you "chuddie", what are they offering you?
A ride to a place
Some money to pay for something
Chewing gum
Help with something
"Im off ta the ol' chippee". what food would you expect to have?
Spanish food
Fish and chips
Pasta
American food
"Baggsey" could be used to replace the phrase...
"Heads up!"
"Slow and steady wins the race"
"I call shotgun!"
"Buy one, get one"
