My Life, My Way: Routines, Likes and Hobbies
A Jeopardy game for A2 teens to practise the present simple. Teams talk about daily routines, likes and dislikes, and hobbies, with harder questions that ask for reasons, comparisons and personal answers.
A free Jeopardy Quiz for Teens at CEFR A2 level. Topic: Routine, Likes and Dislikes, Hobbies.
Categories
- Daily Routine
- Present Simple Power
- Likes and Dislikes
- Hobbies
- All About You
Questions
- Daily Routine (100): Say three things you do every morning before school.
- Daily Routine (200): Put these actions in the correct order and say them in one sentence: have breakfast, wake up, go to school, get dressed.
- Daily Routine (300): Tell your team what time you usually go to bed and what you do just before bed.
- Daily Routine (400): Describe a typical school day from morning to evening. Use the words first, then, after that and finally.
- Daily Routine (500): Compare your weekday routine with your weekend routine. Give two differences.
- Present Simple Power (100): Correct this sentence: She play football every Saturday.
- Present Simple Power (200): Make this sentence negative: My brother watches TV after dinner.
- Present Simple Power (300): Make a question for this answer: I get up at seven o'clock.
- Present Simple Power (400): Use always, usually, sometimes and never to say four true sentences about your week.
- Present Simple Power (500): Explain the difference between 'I play tennis' and 'He plays tennis'. Then say one more example with he, she or it.
- Likes and Dislikes (100): Name two foods you love and one food you hate.
- Likes and Dislikes (200): Finish this sentence with a reason: I don't like Mondays because...
- Likes and Dislikes (300): Use love, like, don't mind and can't stand to talk about four school subjects.
- Likes and Dislikes (400): Describe your favourite app or game and explain why you like it.
- Likes and Dislikes (500): Name something many teenagers like that you don't like, and explain why.
- Hobbies (100): Name three hobbies people often do outside.
- Hobbies (200): Choose play, go or do for each hobby: ___ swimming, ___ basketball, ___ yoga.
- Hobbies (300): Choose two hobbies and say what equipment you need for each one.
- Hobbies (400): Explain how to start a new hobby, like playing the guitar, in three simple steps.
- Hobbies (500): Compare two hobbies, for example gaming and sport. Say which one is better for teenagers and why.
- All About You (100): Tell the class your favourite day of the week and give one reason.
- All About You (200): When you have a free afternoon, what do you usually do?
- All About You (300): How is your routine different from your parents' routine? Give one example.
- All About You (400): Describe your perfect Saturday from morning to night.
- All About You (500): Compare your hobbies now with your hobbies when you were younger. What do you do now that you didn't do before?