Which American regional dialect is known for pronouncing “cot” and “caught” with the same vowel sound?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Appalachian
Answer: c) Midwestern
The term “soda” is commonly used in which American regional dialect?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Pacific Northwest
Answer: d) Pacific Northwest
Which American regional dialect is known for dropping the “r” sound at the end of words?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Appalachian
Answer: a) New England
The term “pop” is commonly used in which American regional dialect?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Appalachian
Answer: c) Midwestern
Which American regional dialect is known for pronouncing “pin” and “pen” with the same vowel sound?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Appalachian
Answer: b) Southern
The term “bubbler” is commonly used in which American regional dialect?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Appalachian
Answer: a) New England
Which American regional dialect is known for using “y’all” as a plural form of “you”?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Appalachian
Answer: b) Southern
The term “hoagie” is commonly used in which American regional dialect?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Mid-Atlantic
Answer: d) Mid-Atlantic
Which American regional dialect is known for pronouncing “cot” and “caught” with different vowel sounds?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Appalachian
Answer: b) Southern
The term “grinder” is commonly used in which American regional dialect?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Mid-Atlantic
Answer: a) New England
Which American regional dialect is known for using “sack” instead of “bag”?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Appalachian
Answer: b) Southern
The term “sneakers” is commonly used in which American regional dialect?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Mid-Atlantic
Answer: c) Midwestern
Which American regional dialect is known for using “crawfish” instead of “crayfish”?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Gulf Coast
Answer: d) Gulf Coast
The term “bodega” is commonly used in which American regional dialect?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Mid-Atlantic
Answer: d) Mid-Atlantic
Which American regional dialect is known for using “pail” instead of “bucket”?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Appalachian
Answer: a) New England
The term “poke” is commonly used in which American regional dialect?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Appalachian
Answer: d) Appalachian
Which American regional dialect is known for using “sub” instead of “hoagie” or “hero”?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Mid-Atlantic
Answer: d) Mid-Atlantic
The term “gumbo” refers to a thick stew in which American regional dialect?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Gulf Coast
Answer: d) Gulf Coast
Which American regional dialect is known for using “bubbler” instead of “water fountain”?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Appalachian
Answer: a) New England
The term “fixin’ to” is commonly used in which American regional dialect?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Appalachian
Answer: b) Southern
Which American regional dialect is known for using “crawfish” instead of “crayfish”?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Gulf Coast
Answer: d) Gulf Coast
The term “grinder” is commonly used in which American regional dialect?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Mid-Atlantic
Answer: a) New England
Which American regional dialect is known for using “pail” instead of “bucket”?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Appalachian
Answer: a) New England
The term “bodega” is commonly used in which American regional dialect?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Mid-Atlantic
Answer: d) Mid-Atlantic
Which American regional dialect is known for using “crawfish” instead of “crayfish”?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Gulf Coast
Answer: d) Gulf Coast
The term “poke” is commonly used in which American regional dialect?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Appalachian
Answer: d) Appalachian
Which American regional dialect is known for using “sub” instead of “hoagie” or “hero”?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Mid-Atlantic
Answer: d) Mid-Atlantic
The term “gumbo” refers to a thick stew in which American regional dialect?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Gulf Coast
Answer: d) Gulf Coast
Which American regional dialect is known for using “bubbler” instead of “water fountain”?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Appalachian
Answer: a) New England
The term “fixin’ to” is commonly used in which American regional dialect?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Appalachian
Answer: b) Southern
Which American regional dialect is known for using “crawfish” instead of “crayfish”?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Gulf Coast
Answer: d) Gulf Coast
The term “grinder” is commonly used in which American regional dialect?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Mid-Atlantic
Answer: a) New England
Which American regional dialect is known for using “pail” instead of “bucket”?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Appalachian
Answer: a) New England
The term “bodega” is commonly used in which American regional dialect?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Mid-Atlantic
Answer: d) Mid-Atlantic
Which American regional dialect is known for using “crawfish” instead of “crayfish”?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Gulf Coast
Answer: d) Gulf Coast
The term “poke” is commonly used in which American regional dialect?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Appalachian
Answer: d) Appalachian
Which American regional dialect is known for using “sub” instead of “hoagie” or “hero”?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Mid-Atlantic
Answer: d) Mid-Atlantic
The term “gumbo” refers to a thick stew in which American regional dialect?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Gulf Coast
Answer: d) Gulf Coast
Which American regional dialect is known for using “bubbler” instead of “water fountain”?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Appalachian
Answer: a) New England
The term “fixin’ to” is commonly used in which American regional dialect?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Appalachian
Answer: b) Southern
Which American regional dialect is known for using “crawfish” instead of “crayfish”?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Gulf Coast
Answer: d) Gulf Coast
The term “grinder” is commonly used in which American regional dialect?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Mid-Atlantic
Answer: a) New England
Which American regional dialect is known for using “pail” instead of “bucket”?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Appalachian
Answer: a) New England
The term “bodega” is commonly used in which American regional dialect?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Mid-Atlantic
Answer: d) Mid-Atlantic
Which American regional dialect is known for using “crawfish” instead of “crayfish”?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Gulf Coast
Answer: d) Gulf Coast
The term “poke” is commonly used in which American regional dialect?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Appalachian
Answer: d) Appalachian
Which American regional dialect is known for using “sub” instead of “hoagie” or “hero”?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Mid-Atlantic
Answer: d) Mid-Atlantic
The term “gumbo” refers to a thick stew in which American regional dialect?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Gulf Coast
Answer: d) Gulf Coast
Which American regional dialect is known for using “bubbler” instead of “water fountain”?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Appalachian
Answer: a) New England
The term “fixin’ to” is commonly used in which American regional dialect?
a) New England
b) Southern
c) Midwestern
d) Appalachian
Answer: b) Southern
