Family Jeopardy - A1 Level
An interactive ESL Jeopardy game for young learners at CEFR A1 level. Players answer questions about family members, relationships, family activities, and personal family experiences. Questions progress from simple identification to speaking and describing tasks.
A free Jeopardy Quiz for Young learners at CEFR A1 level. Topic: FAMILY .
Categories
- Family Members
- My Family
- Family Activities
- Family Routines
- Family Feelings
Questions
- Family Members (100): What is the mother's husband called?
- Family Members (200): Tell me: who is the sister of your mother?
- Family Members (300): Describe who your grandmother is. How is she related to your mother?
- Family Members (400): What do you call your father's brother? Tell me the word and describe one thing he might do with you.
- Family Members (500): Tell me about your cousin. Is your cousin a boy or a girl?
- My Family (100): How many people are in your family? Say the number.
- My Family (200): Tell me: do you have brothers or sisters? Say yes or no and the name.
- My Family (300): Describe your mother. What color is her hair? What does she like?
- My Family (400): Tell me about your father's job. What does your father do? Why do you think he likes it?
- My Family (500): Tell me about your family. How many brothers and sisters do you have?
- Family Activities (100): What do families do together at dinner time?
- Family Activities (200): Tell me one activity you do with your family on the weekend.
- Family Activities (300): Describe what your family does on a holiday. What do you eat? What do you do?
- Family Activities (400): Tell me about a time you played a game with your family. What game did you play? Who won?
- Family Activities (500): What do you like to do with your family? Tell me one activity and why you like it.
- Family Routines (100): What time does your family eat breakfast?
- Family Routines (200): Tell me what you do before you go to bed. Name two things.
- Family Routines (300): Describe your morning routine. What do you do first? What do you do next?
- Family Routines (400): Tell me about your family's dinner time routine. When do you eat? Who cooks? What do you talk about?
- Family Routines (500): Tell me what your family does on Saturday morning. What time do you wake up? What do you eat?
- Family Feelings (100): How do you feel when you see your family?
- Family Feelings (200): Tell me: who is your favorite family member? Why do you like them?
- Family Feelings (300): Describe how you feel when your family helps you. Give an example.
- Family Feelings (400): Tell me about a time you felt sad with your family. What happened? How did your family help you?
- Family Feelings (500): What is your family? Tell me why your family is important to you.