Prove You’re Fluent In Both British And American English By Getting More Than 20 Right On This Quiz | Bored Panda

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Type It•Identify Different British & American Spellings

Soccer players competing on a grassy field with spectators in the background, highlighting British and American spellings differences.

Stanley Morales

1.What is this sport called in British English?

Hand holding a chocolate chip cookie with more cookies blurred in the background showing British and American spellings.

Medine Dilek Kizmaz

2.What is this called in American English?

Winding path through a forest with autumn leaves in vibrant reds and oranges, illustrating British and American spellings.

3.Guess what this season is called in British English.

Eraser photographed on a white background illustrating British and American spellings differences.

4.Do you know what this is called in American English?

Close-up of crispy golden fries illustrating different British and American spellings and their British English names.

5.Name what these are called in British English.

Straw hat, sunglasses, vintage camera, and a glass of orange juice on a wooden table representing holiday essentials.

6.What is 'holiday' called in American English?

Hand pressing lit elevator lobby button with focus on British and American spellings of place names.

7.Type the name of this place in British English.

Close-up of sweet corn kernels in a glass bowl, illustrating different British and American spellings of food terms.

8.Can you guess what this is called in American English?

Three dark purple eggplants on a lavender background, illustrating different British and American spellings.

9.Guess what this is called in British English.

Baby pacifier with a clip and beads resting on a wooden surface, highlighting British and American spelling differences.

10.What is this thing that babies put in their mouths called in American English?

Potato crisps scattered on a red surface with an open Lay's packet, illustrating different British and American spellings.

Cemrecan Yurtman

11.Name this thing in British English.

Gray and yellow Nike sneakers on a dark background illustrating identify different British and American spellings.

12.What is this called in American English?

Close-up of a metal torch emitting light on a white surface, illustrating British and American spellings difference.

13.Type the name of this thing in British English.

Woman wearing black trousers and red high-heeled shoes showing different British and American garment spellings.

14.What is the garment she wears on the bottom called in American English?

Two women wearing knitted jumpers, illustrating different British and American spellings of clothing items.

Cottonbro studio

15.Name what they’re wearing in British English.

Assorted colorful gummy candies and sour sweets illustrating different British and American spellings in English.

16.What is this called in American English?

Sheer white curtains with textured drapes pulled to the side, illustrating British and American spellings differences.

17.Name this thing in British English.

Crumpled yellow paper near a metal wastebasket, illustrating British and American spelling differences concept.

18.Guess what this is called in American English.

Young woman sitting on bed wearing British English pajamas and a sleep mask, holding a glass of water and smiling.

19.Type the name of the thing she’s wearing in British English.

Close-up of fresh green courgettes highlighting British and American spellings of this vegetable name

Doğan Alpaslan Demir

20.What is this vegetable called in American English?

Illustration of a hand with crossed adhesive bandages, identifying different British and American spellings.

21.Guess what this is called in British English.

Woman with tattoos wearing a sleeveless waistcoat, illustrating different British and American spellings for clothing.

22.What is this thing she’s wearing called in American English?

Vintage station wagon showing the open tailgate, illustrating British English name for the back of a car.

23.Name the back of a car in British English.

Parent changing a baby wearing a diaper, illustrating different British and American spellings in baby clothing terms.

Mart Production

24.Do you know what the baby is wearing is called in American English?

Silhouettes of people standing in a waiting line illustrating British and American spellings of queue and line.

Krizjohn Rosales

25.Type the term for this waiting line in British English.