American vs. British English Quiz - 60 Questions - How Well Do You Know The Difference? USA to UK

How well do you know the difference from American (USA) English & British (UK) English? 60 Questions that illustrate the difference on how the US & the UK use the English language. 🔔 Subscribe For More Quizzes! czcams.com/users/TashasTrivi...
In this Quiz we will give you the American word & you must guess the British word for it.
For our friends across the Pond. Click the link below to guess the American word instead.
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[@chrismoody1342]

Not bad. 50/60

[@torfrida6663]

We call a garter the same thing. Suspenders to us are what you hold up stockings with. Can be quite erotic! 😂😂👍🇬🇧

[@jacksonreilly3441]

I'm an ex-pat and scored 57/60. Three wrong. For sneakers I put plimsolls; for carriage I put pram; for zucchini I didn't have the foggiest idea. Guess my age is showing! I'm 78.

[@TashasTrivia]

Nice job. Thanks for watching. You might not be wrong, we just used the most popular comparisons I could find for todays use of language. So many different names for things.

[@harrygatto]

An American semi-truck is not a lorry in the UK but an artic or articulated vehicle/truck or a tractor-trailer. Lorry is just another word for truck and 50 years ago the word waggon was in common use.

[@TashasTrivia]

Thanks. Based in the USA. I was just going off of what various sites had referred to them as. So is Lorry like a pickup truck or small truck that isn't quite the tractor trailer?

[@harrygatto]

@@TashasTrivia No, lorry is just another word for truck, of any size. However, it is a little old-fashioned, used only by older people, and has largely been superseded by truck.