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Dialects are words that have the same or similar meaning but the actual words in that term are different in various areas of the country. However, many people will understand what the writer is meaning. These terms can be figured out. Sometimes, dialects use the same words, but they are pronounced differently. In this quiz, the students will figure out the meaning of the word based on the dialect and context clues.
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Some people call them snap beans and sometimes they are called green beans
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In the South, people call the plastic bags pokes
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In certain places of the United States, people refer to a spigot as a faucet
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Sometimes, chipmunks are called ground squirrels
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In the South, warsh really means to wash
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Instead of saying that someone 'caught a cold,' they may say that they 'took a cold'
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Skunks are sometimes referred to as polecats
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A sack may be a cloth bag with a strap in some areas
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Bait is sometimes referred to as an angelworm or fishing worm
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In the South, people pronounce the word 'greasy' with a 'z' sound in it
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