City Living Jeopardy
A Jeopardy-style quiz about City Living.
A free Jeopardy Quiz for Teens at CEFR B1 level. Topic: City Living.
Categories
- Places
- People
- Transportation
- Housing
- City Problems
Questions
- Places (100): Where would you go to get a loan?
- Places (200): Where would you go to buy a cake?
- Places (300): Starbucks & Tim Hortons are both . . .
- Places (400): Where would you go if you wanted to watch your favourite band live?
- Places (500): Where do men get their hair cut?
- People (100): Who do you call if your house is on fire?
- People (200): Who helps you to learn English?
- People (300): Who delivers your mail?
- People (400): Who takes your money at the grocery store?
- People (500): Who will give you a ticket if you drive too fast?
- Transportation (100): What type of people carries lots of people at the same time?
- Transportation (200): What kind of vehicle is driven by someone whose job is to drive people around the city?
- Transportation (300): Where is the safest place to cross the street?
- Transportation (400): What do you call a train that travels underground?
- Transportation (500): What kind of vehicle travels across the city on a set of tracks at street level?
- Housing (100): What do you call a tall building where many families live?
- Housing (200): If you don't own your home, what do you call the money you have to pay each month?
- Housing (300): What do you call the person who owns a building and rents out apartments?
- Housing (400): What do you call someone who lives with you but isn't part of your family?
- Housing (500): If you live in a tall building, what would you use to get to your apartment instead of the stairs?
- City Problems (100): If someone steals your wallet they have committed a . . .
- City Problems (200): What do you call it when there are so many cars on the road that everyone has to drive very slowly?
- City Problems (300): What causes the air to be very dirty and makes it difficult to breathe?
- City Problems (400): If someone has nowhere to live we say that they are . . .
- City Problems (500): If someone is not able to find work, they are . . .