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WorksheetsA2_Week 8
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 1hrs 15mins
Label each continent on the map...
Label the Equator and Northern and Southern hemispheres:
Equator
Northern
Southern
Label the Prime Meridian and Eastern and Western hemispheres:
Prime Meridian
Eastern
Western
Label the different parts of the map below:
oceans
Map title
Scale
compass rose
continents
Where is Russia?
Africa
South America
North America
Asia
Where is the UK?
Africa
Europe
North America
South America
Where is Thailand?
Asia
Europe
Africa
South America
Where is Mexico?
South America
North America
Europe
Africa
Where is Haiti?
Africa
Asia
Europe
North America
Where is Turkey?
Asia
Europe
North America
Africa
Where is Japan?
Europe
Asia
Africa
North America
Where is Canada?
South America
Europe
Asia
North America
Where is Afghanistan?
Asia
Europe
Oceania
North America
Where is United Kingdom?
Europe
Asia
Africa
South America
Where is Vietnam?
Asia
Europe
Africa
North America
What is the nationality?
Mexico.
Italian.
Chinese.
Mexican.
What is the country?
The UK.
The USA.
English.
Australia.
A person who was born in this country is ...
Japanese.
Chinese.
Peruvian.
Japan.
A person who was born in this country is ...
Alemán.
German.
Egyptian.
Germany.
What country is it?
French.
China.
Portugal.
France.
What country is it?
Russia.
Rusia.
Russian.
russian.
A person who was born in this country is ...
Japanese.
Chinese.
Portuguese.
China.
Where is Selma from?
She is from Uruguay
She are from Uruguay
She is Uruguay
She is from Uruguayan
What nationality is Peter?
Martin is France
Martin French
Martin is French
Martin is from France
Where are your friends from?
She is from Venezuela
They are from Venezuela
They are Venezuelan
They Venezuela
What nationality is your sister?
She's Turky.
She's Turkish.
they are from Turkish.
She's from Turkish.
Where is the term 'sneakers' more commonly used?
UK
US
If you were in London, how would you call those in the picture?
chips
french fries
crisps
patatine
What are 'crisps' in UK?
In US they are called 'zucchini'.
aubergine
courgette
eggplant
pumpkin
What's the British word for 'apartment'?
apartment
room
mansion
flat
The railway system in which electric trains travel below the ground in tunnels. How do they call it in London?
Subway
Underground
The Tube
Metropolitan
The store where you can buy aspirins and antibiotics in US are called...
chemist's
drugstore
newsagent's
grocery
What is a 'plaster'?
A line of people in Britain is called 'queue'. How do you pronounce that?
/kueue/
/kju:/
/kweu/
/kuku/
In England they call it 'rubber'. What's the American term?
rubber
eraser
pencil
ink
In America it's a truck. And in England?
Circuit
Prank
Lorry
Lobby
In the pic you can see a 'lift'.
That's the American term.
That's the British term.
In both places it's called the same.
If I enter a building in London, I'm on the...
zero floor
first floor
ground floor
second floor
What's SOCCER in America?
It's called pavement (UK) or sidewalk (US).
Vertical structure, made of bricks, that divides one room from the other.
The part of a room that you walk on.
A path, by the side of a road, used by pedestrians.
Insider surface of a room that you see above you.
Are 'pants' the same thing in UK and US?
Sure!
Not at all! :p
What's the American equivalent of the word 'tap'?
rubinet
foset
faucet
sink
How would they spell it in UK?
Listen to the pronunciation.
British English
American English
Listen to the pronunciation.
British English
American English
Listen to the word 'car'.
British pronunciation.
American pronunciation.
It's the same.
And now the word 'garden'. Listen carefully!
BrE
AmE
Here's the word 'work'. Listen to the recording and answer.
First one is British English, second one is American English.
First one is American English, second one is British English.
First and second one are both British English.
First and second one are both American English.
'Better', 'water', 'bottom'.
BrE
AmE
'Better', 'water', 'bottom'. Listen now.
BrE
AmE
What's the American pronunciation for 'schedule'?
/ˈʃedjuːl/ (SCEDIUL)
/ˈskedʒuːl/ (SKEGIUL)
'Privacy'. What's the British pronunciation?
/privasi/
/praivasi/
Tomato, potato. British pronunciation?
/tomatou/ /poteitou/
/tomeitou/ /poteitou/
/tomatou/ /potatou/
/tomeitou/ /potatou/
In the picture you can see a 'vase'.
In UK they say /veiz/
In UK they say /vaaz/
In US they say /veiz/
In US they say /vaaz/
'Advertisement'. Listen to the British pronunciation.
/ədˈvɜːtɪsmənt/
/ˌædvərˈtaɪzmənt/
What's the American pronunciation of 'new'?
/nju:/
/nu:/
'Basil' is the herb we usually put in caprese salad. How would Americans say that?
/bazl/
/beizl/
Listen carefully to the pronunciation of the word 'can't' and say if it's AmE or BrE.
AmE /kent/
BrE /kaant/
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