Doctor's Office Jeopardy
An interactive ESL game where young learners practice talking about body problems and visiting the doctor. Players use simple present tense and basic health vocabulary to describe symptoms, ask for help, and communicate with medical professionals.
A free Jeopardy Quiz for Young learners at CEFR A1 level. Topic: Talking with a doctor in a hospital .
Categories
- Body Parts and Problems
- Talking to the Doctor
- At the Hospital
- Questions and Answers
- My Health Story
Questions
- Body Parts and Problems (100): When you cannot breathe well through your nose, what do you have?
- Body Parts and Problems (200): Your head hurts. What is the problem?
- Body Parts and Problems (300): Describe what happens when you have a sore throat. What does it feel like?
- Body Parts and Problems (400): You have a toothache. Tell the doctor where your pain is and how you feel.
- Body Parts and Problems (500): Compare a backache with a headache. Which one affects your back and which one affects your head?
- Talking to the Doctor (100): What do you say when you visit the doctor?
- Talking to the Doctor (200): The doctor asks you, 'What is wrong?' How do you answer?
- Talking to the Doctor (300): Tell the doctor about your problem. Use 'I have' and name one body problem.
- Talking to the Doctor (400): The doctor asks, 'How long have you been sick?' Give a simple answer about time.
- Talking to the Doctor (500): Explain to the doctor what you cannot do because of your problem. Use 'I cannot' and describe your activity.
- At the Hospital (100): Who helps you when you are sick at the hospital?
- At the Hospital (200): What does the doctor do to check if you are sick?
- At the Hospital (300): Describe what you do when you go to the hospital. Name two actions.
- At the Hospital (400): Tell the hospital worker about your problem when you arrive. What do you say?
- At the Hospital (500): Explain why you came to the hospital today. Describe your problem and how you feel.
- Questions and Answers (100): Ask the doctor a question about your problem.
- Questions and Answers (200): The doctor says, 'Take this medicine.' What do you ask?
- Questions and Answers (300): Ask the doctor about getting better. Make a question about your health.
- Questions and Answers (400): You want to know if you can go to school. Ask the doctor a full question.
- Questions and Answers (500): Ask the doctor two questions about your medicine and your problem. Make complete questions.
- My Health Story (100): Tell about a time you were sick. What was your problem?
- My Health Story (200): Describe your sickness. What body part hurt?
- My Health Story (300): Tell about a problem you have now or had before. Describe it to the class.
- My Health Story (400): Compare how you feel when you are sick and how you feel when you are healthy.
- My Health Story (500): Tell your health story. What was your problem, what did you do, and how do you feel now?