Grammar Vocabulary Jeopardy - A1 Level
An interactive Jeopardy game for young ESL learners focusing on basic grammar vocabulary including nouns, verbs, adjectives, pronouns, and sentence structure at CEFR A1 level.
A free Jeopardy Quiz for Young learners at CEFR A1 level. Topic: Grammer vocabulary .
Categories
- Nouns
- Action Verbs
- Adjectives
- Pronouns
- Simple Sentences
Questions
- Nouns (100): What is a person you live with? Your mother, father, or sister is your...
- Nouns (200): Tell me three nouns you can find in a classroom.
- Nouns (300): Name two animals you can see on a farm and describe what color each one is.
- Nouns (400): What nouns do you use every day? Tell me three things you use at home or at school.
- Nouns (500): Compare the nouns in your school bag with the nouns in your kitchen. What is different?
- Action Verbs (100): What do you do with your mouth when you eat? You...
- Action Verbs (200): Tell me two things you do at school every day.
- Action Verbs (300): Show me with your body. What verb is this action? I am moving my arms up and down.
- Action Verbs (400): Describe what you do in the morning. Tell me three verbs you use from when you wake up to when you eat breakfast.
- Action Verbs (500): How is playing different from studying? Tell me what verbs you use and explain why they are different.
- Adjectives (100): What is the opposite of big?
- Adjectives (200): Tell me two adjectives that describe your favorite food.
- Adjectives (300): Look at your classmate. Describe them using three adjectives about their clothes or hair.
- Adjectives (400): Describe your favorite animal. Tell me what it looks like using at least three adjectives.
- Adjectives (500): Compare your bedroom with your classroom. Use adjectives to tell how they are the same or different.
- Pronouns (100): What pronoun do you use to talk about yourself?
- Pronouns (200): Tell me the pronouns you use for your family. Use pronouns for your mother, your father, and your sister.
- Pronouns (300): Point to your teacher and say a sentence using the pronoun she or he.
- Pronouns (400): Make a sentence about your friends using the pronoun they. Tell me what they like to do.
- Pronouns (500): Tell me about yourself and your best friend using I and he or she. What do you both do together?
- Simple Sentences (100): Make a simple sentence about what you eat for breakfast.
- Simple Sentences (200): Make two sentences. Tell me what you do on Monday and what you do on Saturday.
- Simple Sentences (300): Make a sentence about your pet or an animal you like. Tell me what it does.
- Simple Sentences (400): Make three sentences about your day at school. Tell me what you do in the morning, at lunch, and in the afternoon.
- Simple Sentences (500): Make sentences to describe your perfect day. Tell me what you do, who you are with, and why you like it.