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These are made of elastic material and are worn over the shoulders. |
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2.
This is an invention which helps people move from floor to floor in a tall building. |
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3.
This is an area to the side of a road upon which people walk. |
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4.
This is when humans are waiting in an orderly fashion. |
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5.
This is a road which allows for fast movement of traffic, but what is it called in the US and UK? |
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6.
This is a protective, and absorbent, piece of clothing used for babies' bottoms in both the UK and US, but what names does it go by in those countries? |
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7.
This is a sweet food made with gelatine which can be served on its own or with something else. |
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8.
What would you call the device which, when operated, allows the free flow of water, in the US and the UK? |
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9.
This is a covered walkway or entrance around the outside of a building. |
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10.
This is part of a car - things may be kept in here for safe-keeping or transport. |
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11.
This is the part of a car which covers the engine. |
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12.
These are an item of clothing worn below the waist. |
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13.
This is a piece of equipment issued to the police in the US and UK. |
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14.
If you wanted to relieve yourself you would go to the same place in both the US and the UK, but with different names. What names are these? |
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15.
This is an item of clothing worn to be seen and is often highly coloured / colored; it has no sleeves. |
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16.
This is a product made from flour, sugar and fat; they are generally flat in appearance. |
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17.
This is an acted story of an hour and a half or longer which is often seen in cinemas but can also be purchased on video tape or DVD and watched at home. |
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18.
This is a season of the year, but goes by a different name in the US and UK. |
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19.
This is the identification of a road vehicle which can be seen by everyone as it is displayed on both front and back. |
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20.
This is a person who advises clients on matters of law, draws up legal documents and may represent their client in a court of law. He or she is often the first 'port of call' for a member of the public who wishes to take a case to court. |
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21.
This is an entertainment shown on television, and could last anything from five minutes to a couple of hours; it could be of a drama content. |
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22.
This confectionery or snack is made of thinly sliced, deep fried potatoes. |
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23.
This is a shopping area in the US and UK. |
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24.
This is the man who visits all good children every Christmas Eve with presents, but known differently in the US and UK - which names are these nations' favourites where this man is concerned? |
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25.
This is a small, pin-backed label worn usually on the clothing; it would display a picture or a slogan or the like. |
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