Hogwarts Grammar Challenge: Unit 1 Review
A Harry Potter-themed review game for adult A2 learners. It covers making questions, the Past Simple, phrases for free time, relationship verbs, conversation verbs, and the linking words and, so, because and but. Higher-point questions ask students to speak about their own lives.
A free Jeopardy Quiz for Adults at CEFR A2 level. Topic: Unit 1. Grammar.
Categories
- Making Questions
- Past Simple & Free Time
- Love & Talk
- Linking Words: And, So, Because, But
Questions
- Making Questions (100): Harry loves sport. Put the words in the correct order to make a question: you / do / Quidditch / play / ?
- Making Questions (200): Hermione reads a lot in her free time. Make a question with 'What' to ask her about her free time.
- Making Questions (300): Find and correct the mistake in this question: 'Where you went last weekend, Ron?'
- Making Questions (400): Ron's answer is: 'I had sausages and chips for dinner.' Make the question for this answer. Then ask a classmate the same question and listen to their answer.
- Making Questions (500): You meet Harry Potter at a party. Ask him three different questions about his past. Start with Where, When and Who, and use the Past Simple.
- Past Simple & Free Time (100): Say the Past Simple form of these five verbs: go, play, eat, have, spend.
- Past Simple & Free Time (200): Complete the sentence with the Past Simple: 'Last Saturday, Ron ___ (eat) out with his family, and then they ___ (play) chess.'
- Past Simple & Free Time (300): Choose go, play, have or spend for each phrase: ___ a party, ___ dancing, ___ cards, ___ time with friends. Then make one sentence with one of the phrases.
- Past Simple & Free Time (400): Harry spent last weekend with the Weasley family. Tell your team how you spent last weekend. Use at least three phrases with go, play, eat, have or spend.
- Past Simple & Free Time (500): Compare your free time now with your free time ten years ago. Use the Past Simple and the Present Simple, and give one reason for the change.
- Love & Talk (100): Put these steps in a logical order: get married, meet, propose, fall in love, accept, get engaged.
- Love & Talk (200): Choose 'say' or 'tell' for each gap: 'Fred and George always ___ jokes.' 'Hermione ___ hello to Professor McGonagall every morning.'
- Love & Talk (300): Complete the gaps with talk, speak or have: 'Fleur can ___ French.' 'Harry and Dumbledore ___ long conversations.' 'Ron and Hermione often ___ about homework.'
- Love & Talk (400): In this game, Lavender loves to gossip and often interrupts people. Explain what 'gossip' and 'interrupt' mean, and say why many people don't like these habits.
- Love & Talk (500): Tell the story of how a couple met. It can be a couple you know or a famous couple. Use at least four of these: meet, get on well, fall in love, propose, accept, get engaged, get married.
- Linking Words: And, So, Because, But (100): Complete the sentence with 'so' or 'because': 'Ron was very hungry, ___ he ate three sandwiches.'
- Linking Words: And, So, Because, But (200): Join these two sentences with 'because': 'Hermione went to the library. She had an exam the next day.'
- Linking Words: And, So, Because, But (300): Complete the sentences with and, but or because: 'Harry wanted to fly, ___ it was raining.' 'Ginny plays Quidditch ___ she loves flying.' 'Neville likes plants ___ animals.'
- Linking Words: And, So, Because, But (400): Finish these sentences about your own life and say them to your team: 'Last weekend I was tired, so...' and 'I love my hobby because...'
- Linking Words: And, So, Because, But (500): Tell a short story of 3-4 sentences about your last holiday or a special day. Use and, so, because and but at least once each.