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?

A British first aid kit contains paracetamol, which should be replaced with ______ in a US first aid kit.

In British English, a "scrappy" person is likely:

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 ______.

In British English, a sweet treat typically made with flour, butter and water is called what?

What is the British English equivalent for the American English work "trunk (of a car)"?