Homes and Buildings

What is the American English equivalent of "flat" in British English?

• Story

• Apartment

• Lodge

• Storey

Which term describes temporary accommodation where you pay rent to live in someone's house?

• To inhabit

• To lodge

• To dwell

• To reside

In British English, what term is used for a residential building containing multiple separate living units?

• Apartment building

• Block of flats

• Story building

• Living complex

What is the difference between American and British English for the floor at street level?

• First floor (AmE) vs. ground floor (BrE)

• Ground floor (AmE) vs. first floor (BrE)

• Bottom floor (AmE) vs. ground floor (BrE)

• Street floor (AmE) vs. first floor (BrE)

Which phrase means to have a view from your window over something?

• To face onto

• To look down on

• To dwell upon

• To reside over

What is the British English equivalent of "to move house" in American English?

• To change residence

• To relocate

• To move home

• To transfer dwelling

Which term describes university accommodation?

• To live in digs

• To live in a hall of residence

• To live downtown

• To live in suburbs

What's the correct spelling for a five-level building in American English?

• Five-storyed building

• Five-storeyed building

• Five-storied building

• Five-story building

Which phrase means to vacate a property?

• To move out

• To lodge out

• To dwell out

• To reside out

What's the British English term for "apartment building"?

• Residential complex

• Block of flats

• Housing block

• Living quarters