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1
What’s the name of the indigenous people of New Zealand?
Bantu
Natives
Maori
2
A language that is adopted as a common language between speakers whose native languages are different.
second language
interlingua
lingua franca
3
The Italian word for "poached eggs".
uova sode
uova in camicia
uova al tegamino
uova strapazzate
4
Who directed the 1994 film "Pulp Fiction"?
Quentin Tarantino
Christopher Nolan
Martin Scorsese
5
The animals used as the symbols of two main American political parties.
Republican = dog, Democratic = pig
Republican = rooster, Democratic = horse
Republican = elephant, Democratic = donkey
6
In which of these countries is English an official language?
Nigeria
India
Barbados
in all of them
7
How many states make up the USA?
52
45
50
40
8
How do you call a person with little experience who is just starting to play on a sports team?
cop
fresher
rookie
9
The English word for "gambo"
stalker
twig
stalk
stick
10
When did Martin Luther King, Jr. die?
In 1978
In 1968
In 1948
11
What holiday in the US is always celebrated on a Thursday?
Boxing Day
Thanksgiving
Halloween
12
Where is Harvard University?
In Boston
In New York
In Chicago
In San Francisco
13
Where does Rihanna come from?
Cuba
Barbados
Jamaica
USA
14
“Cirque du Soleil” started in what country?
England
Canada
France
15
Which of these American cities is particularly famous for its architecture?
Chicago
New Orleans
Boston
16
The English word for "cognato".
son-in-law
brother-in-law
uncle
17
The month in which the American presidential election is held.
December
January
November
18
“Dairy free” means…
without cheese, eggs, butter...
without meat
vegan
19
"turnip" means...
cavolfiore
zucca
radice
rapa
20
How do you call “patatine” (i.e. Zweifel) in Great Britain?
crisps
chips
french fries
21
What farm animal is constitutionally protected in Florida?
rooster
horse
sheep
pig
22
When did India become independent?
1957
1817
1917
1947
23
What’s the capital city of Canada?
Vancouver
Ottawa
Montreal
24
A “scone” is…
a candy
a cake
a type of chocolate
25
In boxing, what do the letters K.O. stand for?
Knocked Out
Kicked Out
26
There are 67 countries were English is the primary official language.
False
True
27
In which American state is Chicago located?
Minnesota
California
Illinois
New England
28
The unicorn is the national animal of Scotland.
False
True
29
Who was the British Prime Minister during the Second World War?
Tony Blair
Winston Churchill
Margareth Thatcher
30
The meaning of the acronym YOLO
You Only Live Once
You Only Love Once
31
Which of the following is the most widely used English word in the world?
cheese
dollar
hamburger
okay
32
Which of these cities is in Northern Ireland?
Belfast
Dublin
33
Which nation of the English-speaking world has three capitals?
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
34
What countries make up the UK?
England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland
England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland
