Language Variation Quiz: Preposition 'On'

Quiz: Preposition 'On' Which variation of English is associated with each of the following phrasal verbs? 'Plough on' - Continue doing something you don't want to American English British English Australian English Scottish English Irish English Indian English Canadian English New Zealand English Jamaican English 'Lash out on' - Spend a lot of money buying something American English British English Australian English Scottish English Irish English Indian English Canadian English New Zealand English Jamaican English 'Key on' - Target, focus on (sport) American English British English Australian English Scottish English Irish English Indian English Canadian English New Zealand English Jamaican English 'Creep out on' - To do the same activity for a very long time American English British English Australian English Scottish English Irish English Indian English Canadian English New Zealand English Jamaican English 'Run up on' - Approach someone without their knowing American English British English Australian English Scottish English Irish English Indian English Canadian English New Zealand English Jamaican English 'Play on' - Continue playing a sport though there might be a reason to stop American English British English Australian English Scottish English Irish English Indian English Canadian English New Zealand English Jamaican English 'Fink on' - Give away secrets about someone American English British English Australian English Scottish English Irish English Indian English Canadian English New Zealand English Jamaican English 'Rat on' - Fail to keep a promise American English British English Australian English Scottish English Irish English Indian English Canadian English New Zealand English Jamaican English 'Poop out on' - Fail to keep an appointment American English British English Australian English Scottish English Irish English Indian English Canadian English New Zealand English Jamaican English 'Sit on' - To handle somebody firmly who behaves impertinently, conceitedly American English British English Australian English Scottish English Irish English Indian English Canadian English New Zealand English Jamaican English