Dress for the Weather: Clothes Jeopardy
An A2 clothes game for adults. Teams name clothes, choose clothes for different weather, follow a story about Anna getting dressed, compare clothes, and talk about their own clothes.
A free Jeopardy Quiz for Adults at CEFR A2 level. Topic: clothes.
Categories
- Clothes Words
- Weather Wear
- Anna's Weather Day
- Compare and Choose
- All About You
Questions
- Clothes Words (100): You wear these on your feet in hot weather. They are open, so people can see your toes. Name them.
- Clothes Words (200): This is a small hat with a hard part at the front. Many people wear it to play sports or to keep the sun out of their eyes. What is it, and who in your family wears one?
- Clothes Words (300): These are long blue trousers. They are strong, and many people wear them every day. Name them and say when you wear them.
- Clothes Words (400): A jacket and a raincoat are both coats. Explain how they are different.
- Clothes Words (500): Describe a sweater to your team, but do not say the word 'sweater'. Say what it looks like, how it feels, and when people wear it.
- Weather Wear (100): It is very hot and sunny today. Name two clothes you can wear.
- Weather Wear (200): It is raining a lot. Name two things that help you stay dry, and say what each one does.
- Weather Wear (300): It is cold and there is snow on the ground. What do you wear on your feet, and why?
- Weather Wear (400): It is sunny in the morning, but the weather report says it will rain in the afternoon. What do you wear and take with you? Explain why.
- Weather Wear (500): Your friend is going to the mountains for the weekend. It is warm in the day but cold at night. Give your friend advice about what clothes to take. Use 'You should...'.
- Anna's Weather Day (100): Anna woke up at seven o'clock on Monday. She looked out of the window. The sky was grey, and it was raining. What was the weather like?
- Anna's Weather Day (200): Anna put on her jeans, a t-shirt and a warm sweater. Then she put on her raincoat and her boots. What clothes did Anna put on? Try to remember all five.
- Anna's Weather Day (300): Anna opened the door and stopped. 'Oh! I need one more thing,' she said. She took something from the box next to the door. What do you think she took, and why?
- Anna's Weather Day (400): At lunch, the rain stopped and the sun came out. It was very warm. Anna felt hot in her clothes. What do you think she did? Explain why.
- Anna's Weather Day (500): After work, Anna's friends invited her to the beach. It was still hot and sunny. She was wearing jeans, boots and a t-shirt. What should she change, and why? Use 'She should...'.
- Compare and Choose (100): Shoes or sandals: which are better for a job interview?
- Compare and Choose (200): Which is warmer, a t-shirt or a sweater? Say why.
- Compare and Choose (300): Look at a hat and a cap. Say one way they are the same and one way they are different.
- Compare and Choose (400): Compare shorts and jeans. When is each one a good choice? Give an example for each.
- Compare and Choose (500): It is rainy and very windy. Compare an umbrella and a raincoat. Which is better today, and why?
- All About You (100): Tell your team about your favourite piece of clothing. What colour is it?
- All About You (200): What do you usually wear on the weekend? Name two or three clothes.
- All About You (300): What did you wear yesterday? Say what the weather was like too.
- All About You (400): How are the clothes people wear in your country different in winter and summer? Give examples.
- All About You (500): Look at the weather today. Describe the best clothes for it. Then compare them with the clothes you are wearing now.