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British and American Words - Picture Quiz
Give the British English and American English names of the objects and things represented by the following images.
Top line: UK English; Bottom line: US English
Source: Cambridge Dictionary
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Last updated: February 3, 2026
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| First submitted | February 2, 2026 |
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Is it like from another version of English or did I just make that up ?
I think most Brits would call that sweetcorn, corn on the cob, or just corn, rather than maize, which is more of a "technical term". Curious what others think.
The following are even more picky - the clues are fine really:
I'd call that a cookie. We use cookie for that classic American soft chewy thing with chocolate chips in it. Biscuits are generally harder and "snappier", though there are lots of varieties of course.
Maybe allow bin for dustbin. I'd call that thing in the picture a wheelie bin personally.
There must certainly be a lot of variation, depending on regional habits, or generations, etc. That's why I chose to retain the suggestions of an official and renowned dictionary to settle things.
Anway, "bin" will be accepted :)
Thanks for the feedback!