Australia Jeopardy Game
An interactive Jeopardy-style game about Australia for teenage ESL learners at CEFR A2 level. Players answer questions about Australian geography, animals, culture, cities, and compare their own experiences with Australian life.
A free Jeopardy Quiz for Teens at CEFR A2 level. Topic: Australia.
Categories
- Australian Animals
- Australian Geography
- Australian Cities and Culture
- Australian Food and Lifestyle
- Australia and You
Questions
- Australian Animals (100): This animal is large, brown, and eats eucalyptus leaves. What is it?
- Australian Animals (200): Kangaroos are marsupials that hop very fast. Describe how kangaroos move differently than other animals you know.
- Australian Animals (300): The platypus is a very unusual animal. It lays eggs but is also a mammal. What is strange about the platypus?
- Australian Animals (400): Many dangerous animals live in Australia, like snakes and spiders. How do you think living with dangerous animals affects how Australians live their daily lives?
- Australian Animals (500): Compare the dingo, which is a wild dog in Australia, with domestic dogs in your country. What are the main differences between them?
- Australian Geography (100): What is the capital city of Australia?
- Australian Geography (200): The Great Barrier Reef is a very long coral reef near Australia. Where is it located and what lives there?
- Australian Geography (300): The Outback is a large, dry area in central Australia. What kind of environment is the Outback?
- Australian Geography (400): Australia is very far from most other countries. How do you think this distance affects Australia's culture and way of life?
- Australian Geography (500): Compare the climate in the north of Australia with the climate in the south. What are the differences?
- Australian Cities and Culture (100): Which Australian city is the largest and is famous for its Opera House?
- Australian Cities and Culture (200): Aboriginal people are the first people of Australia. What can you tell me about Aboriginal culture?
- Australian Cities and Culture (300): Surfing is a popular sport in Australia. Why do you think surfing is so popular in Australian culture?
- Australian Cities and Culture (400): Australians use many unique words and expressions. Give an example of how Australian English is different from English in your country.
- Australian Cities and Culture (500): Compare Australian celebrations and holidays with the celebrations in your country. What is similar and what is different?
- Australian Food and Lifestyle (100): What is a famous Australian spread made from yeast that people eat on toast?
- Australian Food and Lifestyle (200): Australians love going to the beach. What activities do people do at Australian beaches?
- Australian Food and Lifestyle (300): Barbecuing is very common in Australia. What makes barbecuing so important to Australian culture?
- Australian Food and Lifestyle (400): Many Australians enjoy outdoor activities like hiking and camping. Explain why you think outdoor activities are so popular in Australia.
- Australian Food and Lifestyle (500): Compare how Australians spend their free time with how people in your country spend free time. What are the main differences?
- Australia and You (100): If you could visit one place in Australia, where would you go and why?
- Australia and You (200): Would you like to live in Australia? Explain your reasons.
- Australia and You (300): What Australian animal would you most like to see in real life? Describe why you find this animal interesting.
- Australia and You (400): How is the Australian lifestyle different from your lifestyle? Describe the main differences you notice.
- Australia and You (500): If you could bring one aspect of Australian culture to your country, what would it be and why would it be good for your country?