Newfoundland is known for its colourful expressions and vocabulary. For each question, finish the sentence or choose the meaning of the expression in square brackets. Then, submit your answers to see how you'd fit in with the locals!1. In literature, Dumbledore is the name of a famous wizard. In Newfoundland, a dumbledore isa foolish or clumsy persona strong wavea bumblebee2. If you're offered a bare-legged cup of tea, it will be served withouta saucerfoodsugar3. The forecast is for [scuddy weather]!a rainy day.sudden gusts of wind.a chance of a hailstorm.4. At the end of the day, his mother told him to [alley-coosh].go to bedhave a bathget his pyjamas on5. Her grandmother made [bangbelly] every Christmas.roast goosecranberry saucepudding6. The three-year-old was [some taffety].a very fussy eatervery stubbornvery cranky7. [Callibogus] has been served in Newfoundland for over 200 years. It's a drink made withNewfoundland screech, orange juice and lemonadespruce beer, molasses and dark rumVodka, pineapple juice and molasses