Millionaire: Finding Your Way!
A whole-class game show where students answer questions about giving and understanding directions in English, from easy vocabulary to tricky multi-step directions.
A free Millionaire Quiz for Young learners at CEFR A2 level. Topic: directions.
Questions
- The cat is on the chair. The dog is next to the chair. Where is the dog? — A) Behind the chair B) Under the chair C) On the chair D) Beside the chair
- Look! The teacher is standing at the front of the class, and the students are looking at her. The teacher is _____ the students. — A) under B) in front of C) past D) beside
- You are walking to school. Your friend says, 'Don't turn left or right. Just walk forward.' What does your friend want you to do? — A) Go straight B) Stop C) Turn left D) Turn right
- The park is on your right. Your friend says, 'Go that way!' Which direction word matches this? — A) Turn right B) Go straight C) Turn left D) Go back
- The school is on one side of the street. The shop is on the other side. What word describes where the shop is from the school? — A) Beside the school B) Across from the school C) In the middle of the school D) In front of the school
- There is a fountain, and it has shops all around it in a circle. Where is the fountain? — A) In the middle of the shops B) Beside the shops C) Past the shops D) In front of the shops
- You walk by the bakery without stopping, and then you reach the library. What did you do to the bakery? — A) You went beside the bakery B) You went across the bakery C) You went past the bakery D) You went in front of the bakery
- A stranger asks you the way to the museum. You say: 'Go straight, then turn right at the bank. The museum is beside the park.' What is the LAST instruction you gave? — A) Turn right at the bank B) The museum is beside the park C) Go straight D) Turn left at the bank
- Two students give directions to the same place. Student 1 says, 'It's in front of the school.' Student 2 says, 'It's across from the school.' Why might BOTH be correct? — A) Because one of them made a mistake and only one can be true B) Because 'in front of' and 'across from' always mean exactly…
- You give these directions: 'Go straight, past the bakery, turn right, and it's in the middle of the park.' Your friend arrives at the wrong place because they turned right too early, at the wrong street. What was the mistake? — A) They went straight instead of turning right B) They turned right…
Printable worksheet
This Millionaire Quiz comes with a free printable worksheet: 2 parts for students to do after the game, and an answer key for the teacher. It prints at three levels (Support, Core and Challenge); this is the Core sheet. Sign in free to print the whole sheet.
What's on the worksheet
- Play it again on paper · Circle the right answer.
- Write your own question · Write a new question about directions, with one right answer and three wrong ones.
Part 1: Play it again on paper
Circle the right answer.
- Look! The teacher is standing at the front of the class, and the students are looking at her. The teacher is _____ the students. a) under b) in front of c) beside d) past
- You are walking to school. Your friend says, 'Don't turn left or right. Just walk forward.' What does your friend want you to do? a) Go straight b) Stop c) Turn left d) Turn right
- The park is on your right. Your friend says, 'Go that way!' Which direction word matches this? a) Go straight b) Go back c) Turn right d) Turn left