Dates and Ordinal Numbers Jeopardy
An interactive ESL game for teens to practice ordinal numbers (1st-31st), dates, birthdays, and calendar vocabulary. Students answer questions about dates, order events, discuss personal birthdays, and compare calendar systems. Designed for CEFR A2 level with increasing communicative demands at higher point values.
A free Jeopardy Quiz for Teens at CEFR A2 level. Topic: dates and ordinal numbers.
Categories
- Ordinal Numbers 1-10
- Ordinal Numbers 11-31
- Birthdays and Personal Dates
- Calendar and Date Expressions
Questions
- Ordinal Numbers 1-10 (100): What ordinal number comes after the 5th?
- Ordinal Numbers 1-10 (200): In a race, if you finish before the 3rd place runner, what position are you in?
- Ordinal Numbers 1-10 (300): Tell me the ordinal numbers from 1st to 5th in order.
- Ordinal Numbers 1-10 (400): If today is the 8th, what date was it two days ago? Explain your answer.
- Ordinal Numbers 1-10 (500): Describe the order of the first five days of the week using ordinal numbers. Which day is the 3rd day?
- Ordinal Numbers 11-31 (100): What ordinal number comes between the 15th and the 17th?
- Ordinal Numbers 11-31 (200): Name the ordinal number for the 20th day of the month.
- Ordinal Numbers 11-31 (300): Count by ordinals from the 25th to the 31st.
- Ordinal Numbers 11-31 (400): If your birthday is on the 22nd of the month, how many days until the 31st? Show your thinking.
- Ordinal Numbers 11-31 (500): Explain why the 21st is special compared to other ordinal numbers. What makes it different?
- Birthdays and Personal Dates (100): What do we call the day you were born each year?
- Birthdays and Personal Dates (200): If someone's birthday is in March, which month comes before it?
- Birthdays and Personal Dates (300): Tell me your birthday using ordinal numbers. For example: My birthday is on the 15th of July.
- Birthdays and Personal Dates (400): When is your best friend's birthday?
- Birthdays and Personal Dates (500): Compare your birthday with a classmate's birthday. Tell us which one comes first in the year.
- Calendar and Date Expressions (100): How many days are in a week?
- Calendar and Date Expressions (200): Name the 1st month and the 12th month of the year.
- Calendar and Date Expressions (300): If today is the 10th, what will the date be in one week?
- Calendar and Date Expressions (400): Describe what happens on the 31st of December. Why is this date important?
- Calendar and Date Expressions (500): Plan an event and explain it using ordinal numbers and dates. For example, tell us when you would celebrate something and why you chose that date.