Glossary

Maths A-level: British entrance exam usually for 17-18 year olds to get into university or other further education.

Further education: Higher education in Britain.

Orangeade: An orange drink or soft drink, like lemonade but with oranges (cause its not yellow!)

RVP: Reid Vapor Pressure, a measure of the vitality of petrol.

LFB: London Fire Brigade

p following a number (example, 50p): piece, in regards to money; would be similar to the American cent.

CCTV: Closed Circuit TV, a type of security camera.

Bruv-Hug: Our British version of a Bro-Hug. Follow all of the steps of a standard American Bro-Hug, but add finger guns as both participants part.

Steps: 1. 2. 3. 4.

Math Terms

Cardinal Numbers: A number that denotes how many of something there are (think regular numbers, 1,2,3, etc.), as apposed to Ordinal Numbers, which denote order (first, second, third, etc.)

Prime Numbers: A number that cannot be the product of two other numbers. (the product is the result of multiplying two numbers together). Also, any natural number canoe written as a product of prime numbers. for example:

72=12x6=3x4x6=3x2x2x6=3x2x2x2x3. 2 and 3 are both Prime numbers.