Take The Accent & Dialect Test!
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There are many different kinds of English accents and dialects, like Southern American English and British slang. Take this quiz to test your knowledge on different slang words from America and England!
Questions and Answers
- 1.
In Pennsylvania, what is "bufflehead" slang for?- A.
Terrible weather
- B.
Idiot
- C.
An obnoxious man
- D.
Hard worker
- 2.
In Southern American English, what does "britches" mean?
- A.
Puppy
- B.
Ribs
- C.
Pants
- D.
Bar
- 3.
In New York, what is another name for a pigeon?
- A.
Winged rodent
- B.
Dirty bird
- C.
Flying rodent
- D.
Flying rat
- 4.
In British slang, if someone says that a child is "full of beans," it means that the child has a lot of ____________.
- A.
Energy
- B.
Passion
- C.
Guts
- D.
Confidence
- 5.
In Connecticut, what is another way of referring to a "garage sale"?
- A.
Yard sale
- B.
Jumble sale
- C.
Rummage sale
- D.
Tag sale
- 6.
If you order a "coffee, regular" in New York, what will you get?
- A.
Coffee with milk
- B.
Coffee without milk
- C.
Coffee with milk and sugar
- D.
Coffee with cream and sugar
- 7.
In Illinois, what does a "sawbuck" refer to?
- A.
An ugly deer
- B.
$10
- C.
An annoying person
- D.
A rough day
- 8.
In British slang, what is a synonym for the word, "blinding"?
- A.
Shocking
- B.
Exhausting
- C.
Fantastic
- D.
Arrogant
- 9.
A "spud muncher" is what people from Montana call someone from ______________.
- A.
Kentucky
- B.
Illinois
- C.
Alabama
- D.
Idaho
- 10.
If you call someone a "chief" in London, then you are calling that person _______________.
- A.
Egotistical
- B.
A good leader
- C.
Unintelligent
- D.
Professional
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