1. What do Britons use in place of 'hood', as in car hood? bonnet bowler busby topper

2. And what is the British English term for car trunk? boot rear entrance back door shoe

3. What is a cookie in Britain? a snap a scone a biscuit a wafer

4. And a druggist or pharmacist? drug seller chemist apothecary shopkeeper

5. What's the term for 'french fries'? potato sticks sliced potatoes chips julienne potatoes

6. Here's a wild one! What fish did the English once use as another name for a joke or mock-something? mackerel sardine flounder cod

7. And what about 'cock-up'? (Don't worry! It's not what you think!) mess, fiasco being cocky being awoke by a rooster getting drunk on cocktails

8. What is a British elevator? a dumb waiter a lift a sky-car an air-box

9. What did the Britons once consider elevators? a rocket elevator heels a derrick an escalator

10. What did they once call vending machines? milk machines Hal9000s slot machines fruit boxes

11. And what do they call one-armed bandits? shilling thieves quid eaters fruit machines penny bandits

12. What non-sexual meaning did 'knock up' once have in England? wake someone up boost a person promote someone knock someone out

13. And their 'screw'? 'beat it!' turnbuckle wage or salary screwball person

14. What is the British word "torch" equivalent to? a flashlight a burning torch a welding torch a kleig light

15. What do they call pants suspenders? hangers pants-uppers pants-holders braces

16. If they call a trunk a boot, what's a trunk call? elephant's trumpet summoning an elephant luggage request long distance

17. How about a flyover? a highway overpass a pesticide a transoceanic flight a tarpaulin

18. What animal gives its name to British pedestrian crossings? raccoon tiger zebra snake

19. And what was the traditional name for letter Z? zed zizz Z izz

20. What do they call the period (in punctuation)? point dot full stop punct