Only 10% Of Highly Educated People Can Answer These British-English Questions
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391 Comments
Joy Holbrook
In question 5, one of the choices is 'Hairstyle'. I chose 'Party', but the word 'Do' can also be used to describe a hairstyle.
Nickey Welsh
15/15, well of course I am English.
mikeyparry
14/15. Q7 is poorly worded! I should have 15/15!
John Gwalter
Jetty Newnham, it's to become cross or angry or have a tantrum not confused.
Julian M. Watson. ❤️❓
15/15 That's Really Up My Street. q9 Describes Me To A T. 👅
Jean Fox
Alan Conyard, true.
Jetty Newnham
This is more of an English quiz, than British. I disagree with q7 , it's become confused!
Wayne Roberts
It is English! British English is one of many incorrect American terms!
British also included Scottish and Welsh!
Alan Conyard
14/50. The ‘do’ question is ambiguous; can mean a hair-do or a party.
Vimala Padmaraj
Vikrant Joseph, SAME HERE VIKRANT. I WAS WITH ANGLO INDIANS FROM THE TIME I WAS BORN.
Vikrant Joseph
15/15.....Easy Peasy quiz for someone from India....
Jetty Newnham
I'm very much alive thank you.
Dawn Brady
Christine Venables, if someone says they are getting a ‘hair do’ they are getting a hair do ….but If they say they are having a ‘do’ they are having a party
Christine Venables
We say you have a ‘hair do’ so I disagree with that answer, could be either
Paul Greenslade
Practically the Queen? So I’m dead, then?