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. The children caught a [lassy bug].a flu virusa lightning buga ladybug2. Duncan decided to go hunting for [whabby] that day.red-throated loonbearsilver fox3. I’ll have none of your [quisms]!rambling storiesdistracting gesturesfoolish sayings4. Lucy was playing by the ocean and found many pieces of [panshard].broken crockeryhard plasticold boats5. The other children teased her, calling her a [rag-moll].a child with torn clothesa child with short haira child with crooked teeth6. A figgy duff is araisin puddingtype of sailcrow or blackbird7. Amelia was [jonnick] in her haggling.skilleddishonestfair
