Greetings Jeopardy Game
An interactive ESL Jeopardy game focused on greetings, farewells, introductions, and social interactions. Designed for young learners at CEFR A2 level with 5 categories and 25 questions of increasing difficulty. Questions encourage speaking and discussion through personalized scenarios and communicative tasks.
A free Jeopardy Quiz for Young learners at CEFR A2 level. Topic: GREETINGS.
Categories
- Hello and Goodbye
- Introductions
- How Are You?
- Polite Expressions
- Special Greetings
Questions
- Hello and Goodbye (100): What do you say when you see your friend in the morning?
- Hello and Goodbye (200): You are leaving school at 3 o'clock. What do you say to your teacher?
- Hello and Goodbye (300): It is evening and your family is going to sleep. What greeting do you use?
- Hello and Goodbye (400): Your friend is leaving your house. Tell them goodbye and say when you will see them again.
- Hello and Goodbye (500): Compare how you greet your teacher in the morning with how you greet your best friend. What is different?
- Introductions (100): What do you say when you meet someone for the first time?
- Introductions (200): You are at a party and you see a new student. Introduce yourself to them.
- Introductions (300): You want to introduce your new friend to your mother. What do you say?
- Introductions (400): Someone asks you your name and where you are from. Give a complete answer about yourself.
- Introductions (500): Explain how you would introduce yourself differently to your teacher than to a new friend at the playground. Why is it different?
- How Are You? (100): What question do you ask to know if your friend is happy or sad?
- How Are You? (200): Your friend asks How are you? Give an answer that shows you are happy.
- How Are You? (300): Someone asks How are you? and you are tired because you played soccer. What do you say?
- How Are You? (400): Your teacher asks How are you today? Give a full answer and explain why you feel that way.
- How Are You? (500): Describe how your feelings are different on Monday morning and on Friday afternoon. Explain why.
- Polite Expressions (100): What do you say when someone gives you something?
- Polite Expressions (200): Your friend says Thank you to you. What do you say back?
- Polite Expressions (300): You bump into someone in the hallway. What do you say?
- Polite Expressions (400): Your mother gives you a snack. Thank her and ask for something else politely.
- Polite Expressions (500): Tell us which polite expression you use most at school and explain when and why you use it.
- Special Greetings (100): What do people say on your birthday?
- Special Greetings (200): What greeting do people use on December 25th?
- Special Greetings (300): Someone says Happy New Year to you on January 1st. What do you say back?
- Special Greetings (400): Your friend is sick and staying home. Write a message to say hello and ask how they are feeling.
- Special Greetings (500): Describe a special greeting or celebration in your family or country. Why is it important?