In American English, the word "cupcake" identifies a small cake that typically fits in the palm of one's hand. What is this cake called in British English?

In British English, a rubber is an eraser. What does the term "rubber" typically mean in American English?

Which of the following is not a typical American English wording?

In British English, a sweater might be called a:

The word "skip" is not only a verb in British English. Which of the following is it used to identify?

In British English, an "articulated lorry" is used to describe what in American English?

In British English the phrase "Zebra Crossing" is used to describe what in American English?

"Hello" is a common greeting in both the UK and America. Which of the following is a more common, shortened version of this greeting used in America?

In American English the term intersection is used to describe when two or roads meet. What is this term in British English?

Choose the correct spelling in American English:

Choose the most common American usage: It's dark outside, I'm going to go grab a ______.