Personality Quest
A 24-space board game where adult learners at B1 level discuss personality traits, emotions, and interpersonal situations. Players land on spaces and respond to open-ended speaking prompts that require full sentences and genuine communication. Teams compete to reach the finish line while building fluency in describing character, giving opinions, and sharing experiences.
A free Board Game for Adults at CEFR B1 level. Topic: Personality .
Speaking prompts on the board
- Describe a time when you felt really confident. What were you doing?
- Ask your partner what quality they most admire in a friend and why.
- Your team must agree on one personality trait that makes a good leader. Explain your choice.
- Act out someone who is very nervous before an important event. Your team guesses the situation.
- What do you do when you feel stressed or anxious? Describe your strategy.
- Ask your partner to describe their ideal weekend and what that reveals about their personality.
- You have 30 seconds to present a person you know who is very creative. What do they make or invent?
- Discuss with your group: is it better to be honest or kind when giving feedback? Why?
- Stand up and mime someone who is very impatient. Your partner describes what they see.
- Compare your personality now with how you were five years ago. What has changed?
- Ask your partner what makes them angry or frustrated, and how they handle it.
- Explain a situation where you had to be brave or courageous. What happened?
- Your team must agree: what is the most important personality trait for success at work?
- Show with your hands and face how you look when you are very happy or excited.
- Describe someone you know who is very patient. How do you know they are patient?
- Ask your partner about a time they felt disappointed. What did they expect?
- You have 60 seconds to convince your team that one personality type is better for teamwork.
- Discuss with your group: can people change their personality, or are they born this way?
- Act out someone who is very shy meeting new people. Show their body language and reactions.
- Explain what you do when you disagree with someone. How do you stay calm?
- Ask your partner about a moment when they felt proud of themselves. Why?
- Describe a person who has influenced your personality. What did you learn from them?
- Your team must agree on one weakness that many people share. How can they improve it?
- You have 45 seconds to present your own personality using three adjectives with examples.