Only 10% Of Highly Educated People Can Answer These British-English Questions
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Are you one of them, mate?
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375 Comments
Alan Conyard
13/15. Upset/confused, similar meanings and hair-do is also an expression.
Chris Brown
15 ....while I don't believe I'm a Queen I will accept the score as a straight bloke!!!
Scott
14/15 Happy with that!
Spencer Thomas Hancock III
11/15 I was in England once for a week but not long enough to pick up all the slang.
Alicia Szot
dantejaiudijr, believe you mean to discuss it over a "cuppa"....
Vikrant Joseph
15/15...practically the Queen ..thanks for the answers....chuffed with the result...
Moira Lomax
Joy Holbrook, yep a hair do in England aswell
Nancy Chisholm
At His Majesty`s Pleasure now.
mikeyparry
Joy Holbrook, it is still referred to as a hairstyle in the UK too!
Jean Morton
Very easy Quiz for me born British 78yrs ago.
Joy Holbrook
I chose the correct answer for question 5, but back in the 60s, the word 'do' was also used to mean a hairstyle, in Australia anyway.
Alan Conyard
15/15. Thanks for answers. Should get full marks; British for over 80 years.
marilynmitri
11/15. Guess I could get by over there without a translator...
Patricia Viater
8/15. Almost perfect. Not bad considering I’m Mexican
theotishaynes
11/15. Not bad for an American.