Q.1.
What does "snog" mean?

England banned public kissing in 1439 to curb the spread of disease.

Q.2.
What does the phrase "give us a bell" mean?

Ahoy! was the first telephone greeting, long before ‘hello’ became widely used.

Q.3.
What does "I've known him for yonks" mean?

Grime is a variant of hip-hop popular in Britain.

Q.4.
What does "spend a penny" mean?

This slang originated from when people had to pay a penny to use public restrooms.

Q.5.
What does "sloshed" mean?

Vodka is the world's most popular alcohol.

Q.6.
Which of these terms is used to describe a person who is a bit too gullible?

Over 80% of the internet is in English!

Q.7.
What does "Sod's Law" state?

The first-ever reference to Sod's Law was in the 1970s.

Q.8.
What does "pissed" mean?

Most recent data estimates England consumes an average of 7.8 liters per person in a year.

Q.9.
Which of these is used to refer to a plan that did not go as expected?

The first name for butterflies in English was "flutterby.

Q.10.
Which of these is the slang word for a British pound?

The pound has been used as currency in England since 775AD in the Anglo-Saxon era.