Fashion Adjectives Challenge
A ten-question quiz game for teens to practice clothes adjectives in English, from easy basics like 'comfortable' to tricky words like 'extravagant' and 'iconic'. Perfect for whole-class discussion and vocabulary review at B1 level.
A free Millionaire Quiz for Teens at CEFR B1 level. Topic: Clothes adjectives.
Questions
- Your best friend is wearing old jeans and a plain t-shirt to hang out at home. How would you describe this outfit? — A) Casual B) Formal C) Extravagant D) Elegant
- Sam wears the same clothes for three days and they smell bad. What word best describes his clothes? — A) Professional B) Shabby C) Clean D) Trendy
- You wear special shoes and a tracksuit when you run or play football. What kind of clothes are these? — A) Old-fashioned B) Elegant C) Uncomfortable D) Sporty
- These shoes are too small and they hurt your feet all day. How do they feel? — A) Cheap B) Comfortable C) Uncomfortable D) Cool
- A dress can be worn by both boys and girls because it is not made for one gender only. What word describes this kind of clothing? — A) Gorgeous B) Unisex C) Professional D) Basic
- Your teacher wears a smart suit and tie every day at work. If your friend asks how the outfit looks, which word fits best? — A) Stupid B) Sporty C) Cheap D) Professional
- This jacket cost only 500 euros last year, but everyone already thinks it looks old and out of style. Which word describes this problem? — A) Trendy B) Old-fashioned C) Gorgeous D) Iconic
- A famous singer wears a golden coat with diamonds and feathers to a concert. If it looks very expensive and dramatic, but maybe too much, how could you describe it? — A) Extravagant B) Clean C) Comfortable D) Basic
- Some jeans have become so famous that people still wear the same style after fifty years. What word best fits clothing that stays famous and important over time? — A) Cheap B) Basic C) Iconic D) Shabby
- A plain white t-shirt with no design or pattern is called 'basic.' If someone adds bright colors, cool patterns, and a modern cut, which word now fits better? — A) Shabby B) Formal C) Trendy D) Uncomfortable