Emotions Jeopardy Game
An interactive ESL Jeopardy game for young learners at CEFR A2 level. Students explore emotions through five categories: Emotion Names, Emotion Causes, Emotion Actions, Emotion Descriptions, and Emotion Situations. The game encourages speaking and discussion with 25 questions of increasing difficulty.
A free Jeopardy Quiz for Young learners at CEFR A2 level. Topic: Emotions.
Categories
- Emotion Names
- Emotion Causes
- Emotion Actions
- Emotion Descriptions
- Emotion Situations
Questions
- Emotion Names (100): What emotion do you feel when you get a toy or candy?
- Emotion Names (200): What is the opposite of happy?
- Emotion Names (300): How do you feel when someone takes your toy without asking?
- Emotion Names (400): What emotion is it when you feel worried or nervous before something new?
- Emotion Names (500): Describe the emotion you feel when something funny happens and you cannot stop laughing.
- Emotion Causes (100): What makes you happy at school?
- Emotion Causes (200): What makes you sad?
- Emotion Causes (300): When do you feel angry? Tell me one time.
- Emotion Causes (400): What makes you scared or afraid?
- Emotion Causes (500): Explain what makes you feel proud of yourself.
- Emotion Actions (100): What do you do with your mouth when you are happy?
- Emotion Actions (200): What happens to your eyes when you cry?
- Emotion Actions (300): What do you do when you are angry? Name one thing.
- Emotion Actions (400): How do you show someone you are scared?
- Emotion Actions (500): Describe two things your body does when you are excited.
- Emotion Descriptions (100): Is happy a good feeling or a bad feeling?
- Emotion Descriptions (200): Is sad a positive emotion or a negative emotion?
- Emotion Descriptions (300): Tell me if angry is strong or weak emotion.
- Emotion Descriptions (400): Is nervous the same as excited? Explain your answer.
- Emotion Descriptions (500): Compare the emotions happy and proud. How are they different?
- Emotion Situations (100): Your friend gives you a gift. What emotion do you feel?
- Emotion Situations (200): You lose your favorite toy. How do you feel?
- Emotion Situations (300): You see a big dog running at you. What emotion do you feel and why?
- Emotion Situations (400): Your teacher says you did very good work. How does that make you feel?
- Emotion Situations (500): You are starting at a new school with no friends. What emotions might you feel and why?