L Vocabulary Words Quiz #1

They are also found in North Carolina, Switzerland and Jersey. But they are only native to Madagascar.

More of a British word, bit outdated though - a food storage room basically - only like the size of a closet/cupboard

First time I've ever heard that word. Cursed word kept me from getting 100%, but at least I learned something. Just a shame that I have the memory of a goldfish. :-P

I'm American and I'd never heard the word until we went to Kaua'i and spent every morning eating breakfast on the one outside our condo. One can build a similar porch, deck, terrace, or veranda on the mainland, but it just doesn't seem the same as a lanai in Hawaii.

Y'all need to catch up on Golden Girls.

Sometimes the word links is used as a general term, but there is a real difference between links golf and parkland golf. Parkland courses are the ones that are carefully manicured with artificial bunkers and water features, and the only changes from one day to the next come from placement of the cups on the greens. Players can develop a strategy for each hole. Links courses are usually near the ocean with undulating dunes, wind, and natural vegetation but few trees, and the course isn't so immaculately groomed as a parkland course. Because weather can change the shape of the course, it isn't as easy to develop a regular strategy for play from one week to the next.

Guess if I had ever lived close to the ocean, I'd have a better chance of knowing the difference.

It would probably also help if I knew much of anything about golf :)

Probably Americans. In UK we use the same word as you do.

Layover is used in Canada too