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What exactly is a "flatlander?"
Anyone not from Vermont
Someone from Massachusetts
Anyone from Canada
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What is a "hippie" in Vermont?
A person from the 60's.
Pretty much everyone you know.
A person who has long hair.
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What do people from Vermont refer to as the "Shire?"
Firestations
The rolling green hills
The ski mountains
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What is a "peeper" in Vermont?
A tourist who shows up to look at leaves.
Someone who doesn't understand personal boundaries.
Anyone who wears glasses.
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When someone from Vermont asks for a "beer" what do they want?
Magic Hat
Budweiser
Yuengling
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If you're going "down cellar," where are you going?
Down south
Into the basement
Outside
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"Sugar on snow" is actually just...
Maple syrup on ice
Soda on snow
Honey and ice cream
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Which of the following correctly describes freshies?
New people
Tracks in fresh snow
Anyone from the South
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What is creemee?
A soda
A type of ice cream
A type of milk
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"Duck it or chuck it" really means...
If you can't fix it with duck tape, it's done.
Duck or run for cover.
Be careful while duck hunting.
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Someone is a "woodchuck" if they....
Talk to much
Cut down trees
Have lived in Vermont their whole life
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What is "jacking"?
Hunting when it's not deer season.
Sledding down a mountain.
Stealing a car.
Based on the results of this quiz, you are a bit of a Vermont slang novice! When it comes to the slang of this state, you know a few words, but not enough to keep up in a conversation with an actual Vermonter. Worry not friend, in taking this quiz, you learned something new and gave it your all!
C+, Vermont Slang Novice
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Based on the results of this quiz, you are Vermont slang average! Whoo-hoo, you can most certainly talk the talk with any true Vermonter. Whether it's judging the peepers or proclaiming someone to be a woodchuck, you know your Vermont slang better than most!
B+, Vermont Slang Average
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Based on the results of this quiz, you are a true Vermont slang expert! It's obvious that you know Vermont slang as well as any true resident. From Freshies and Woodchucks, to Creemees and Sugar Snow, there's nothing that you don't know when it comes to the slang of this great state!
A+, Vermont Slang Expert
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Could you actually converse with someone from Vermont? It's time to find out! Take these 12 quiz questions and discover if you can actually decipher Vermont slang!
1
What exactly is a "flatlander?"
Anyone not from Vermont
Someone from Massachusetts
Anyone from Canada
2
What is a "hippie" in Vermont?
A person from the 60's.
Pretty much everyone you know.
A person who has long hair.
3
What do people from Vermont refer to as the "Shire?"
Firestations
The rolling green hills
The ski mountains
4
What is a "peeper" in Vermont?
A tourist who shows up to look at leaves.
Someone who doesn't understand personal boundaries.
Anyone who wears glasses.
5
When someone from Vermont asks for a "beer" what do they want?
Magic Hat
Budweiser
Yuengling
6
If you're going "down cellar," where are you going?
Down south
Into the basement
Outside
7
"Sugar on snow" is actually just...
Maple syrup on ice
Soda on snow
Honey and ice cream
8
Which of the following correctly describes freshies?
New people
Tracks in fresh snow
Anyone from the South
9
What is creemee?
A soda
A type of ice cream
A type of milk
10
"Duck it or chuck it" really means...
If you can't fix it with duck tape, it's done.
Duck or run for cover.
Be careful while duck hunting.
11
Someone is a "woodchuck" if they....
Talk to much
Cut down trees
Have lived in Vermont their whole life
12
What is "jacking"?
Hunting when it's not deer season.
Sledding down a mountain.
Stealing a car.
