In the United States, the Word "Biscuit" Refers to an Unsweetened

Multiple Choice

In the United States, the word "biscuit" refers to an unsweetened baked good usually served at breakfast or as a side dish. In the United Kingdom, "biscuit" means a sweet baked good that those in the United Stated would typically call a "cookie." This difference represents a difference in English:

A) dialects.
B) grammar.
C) accents.
D) syntax.