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How Right I am 28% Dixie. You are a Yankee Doodle Dandy, It's the State's theme

How do you pronounce Aunt?
Like the word ant

How do you pronounce caramel?
Three syllables ("car-a-mel")

How do you pronounce creek?
Rhymes with meek

How do you pronounce the second syllable in pajamas?
Rhymes with job

How do you pronounce "route"?
Rhymes with root

Do you pronounce "cot" and "caught" the same way?
Yes

How do you address a group of people?
Y'all

What kind of sale is it on the front lawn?
Yard sale

What's that long sandwich with lots of cold cuts and toppings?
Sub

What's the tiny lobster that crawls around in creek bottoms?
Crawdad

What do you call gym shoes?
Tennis shoes

What is spread onto the tops of cakes?
icing

What's that road along an Interstate highway?
Service road

What do you put groceries in?
Sack

Where might you get water in a public building?
Water fountain

What is that bubbly carbonated drink called?
Soda

What's it called when you throw toilet paper over a house?
TP'ing

What's the night before Halloween called?
No special word

What's a drive through liquor store called?
I don't go to such (none of the below)

What's that bug that rolls into a ball when you touch it?
Roly-Poly

60% Dixie. Barely in Dixie

After all these years, I'm finally:

"70% Dixie. Just under the Mason-Dixon Line"

I'm from Florida and my accent is much more southern type in most southern states. That means I'm a no-goody redneck.

EDIT: Removed the questions and answers due to the text space.

Don't know why everyone has to reprint their answers, just take the test, taking up space is kinda useless, in my humble opinion, which usually counts for nothing.

I am 46% , which surprises the heck out of me, since I was born and raised in California, and have only been in Kansas for six years. Maybe I have adapted more quickly than I thought.

48% Dixie. Barely in Yankeedom.

I'm 79% Dixie.

I remember having a playful argument with a northeastern college friend about how I called any carbonated drink "Coke" and he insisted it was "Soda Pop".

41% Dixie. Barely in Yankeedom.

Wow! It seems like there are more "Yankees" on this board then Dixies, or more Yankees are finding this quiz. It's nice to know how everybody speaks and how much we learned about the regions of the US. I never heard of a crawdad or a poke before!! I'm so used to hearing "Sneakers" that I'm surprised and sometimes confused when my mom talks about rubber shoes or a person talks about tennis shoes (yeah, um...shoes when you play tennis?).

So far we have two Aussies and a European who took the quiz anyway. 271286, would you consider yourself having a Danish accent? To people from Denmark have an accent when speakin English? Hmmmmmmm...

Where is slyslayer3000? I wonder if he has a filipino accent or if he's filipino american. Maybe I am confusing him with someone else though, lol.

58% Dixie. Barely in Dixie.

On another note, there was an option missing from the "soda" question. When we're up at my grandmother's house, we call it "Co-Cola".