Love Chain Quiz

The love definition of spark comes from the fire definition, rather than electricity - it sets something alight, rather discharges rapidly.

It finally clears up the livelong question of why in english some pigeons are called dove. (Though it doesnt apply to the turtle tortoise situation. Hah I wonder if there is a tortoise dove, or better tortoise pigeon instead of turtledove ;) :D)

You may be thinking of Brits getting annoyed when a tourist uses "England" to describe the entirety of the UK, because that's erasing the national identity of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland (however the same could be said for always using British even if you're only referring to England). If you're specifically talking about English people (which the rest of the UK would be happy about in this context, because it means they aren't being accused of not understanding the difference between Holland and Netherlands!) it's fine to say England.

As for Holland/Netherlands, I'd argue it's a bit different because so many people across so many countries and languages have long used "Holland" to refer to the country of the Netherlands (e.g. 'holandia' in Spanish). Even the Dutch government's tourist website does: www.holland.com caters for trips all over the wonderful country of the Netherlands.

In a chain quiz though, accepting only the answer with the correct first and last letters makes sense.