Prepositions of Place Jeopardy
An interactive ESL Jeopardy game for young learners (A2 level) focusing on prepositions of place: in, on, under, in front of, next to, behind, and between. Students identify correct prepositions, describe locations, and discuss spatial relationships in familiar contexts.
A free Jeopardy Quiz for Young learners at CEFR A2 level. Topic: In, on, under, in front of, next to, behind, between.
Categories
- In or On?
- Under and Behind
- In Front of and Next to
- Between
- All Prepositions Mixed
Questions
- In or On? (100): Where do you put your books at school? Say the sentence: 'My books are ___ the desk.'
- In or On? (200): Where do you keep your pencils? Complete the sentence: 'I keep my pencils ___ the pencil box.'
- In or On? (300): Tell me two things you can put in a bag and two things you can put on a table.
- In or On? (400): Describe where your favorite toy is right now. Use 'in' or 'on' in your answer.
- In or On? (500): Compare where you keep your clothes at home with where your friend keeps theirs. Use 'in' or 'on' and explain the difference.
- Under and Behind (100): Where is the ball? Look at the picture. Say: 'The ball is ___ the table.'
- Under and Behind (200): Where do you sit in class? Complete: 'I sit ___ my desk.'
- Under and Behind (300): Describe two places where you can hide something under something else.
- Under and Behind (400): Where is your friend sitting right now? Describe their position using 'under' or 'behind'.
- Under and Behind (500): Explain how playing hide and seek teaches you the difference between 'under' and 'behind'. Give one example.
- In Front of and Next to (100): Where is the teacher standing? Say: 'The teacher is ___ the board.'
- In Front of and Next to (200): Where do you sit at lunch? Complete: 'I sit ___ my friend.'
- In Front of and Next to (300): Name two things that are next to each other in your classroom.
- In Front of and Next to (400): Tell me who sits in front of you and who sits next to you at school.
- In Front of and Next to (500): Describe your favorite place at home. Where do you sit and what is next to you and in front of you?
- Between (100): Where is the girl? Say: 'The girl is ___ the two boys.'
- Between (200): Complete: 'The library is ___ the school and the park.'
- Between (300): Look at your classroom. Name something that is between two other things.
- Between (400): Where do you sit in your family at dinner? Describe who is next to you and between whom you sit.
- Between (500): Describe the location of your school. What places are between your home and your school? Explain why this matters.
- All Prepositions Mixed (100): Where is your pet? Use one preposition to describe: in, on, under, in front of, next to, behind, or between.
- All Prepositions Mixed (200): Describe your bedroom. Tell me where three things are using different prepositions.
- All Prepositions Mixed (300): Draw or imagine a classroom. Tell me where the teacher, students, and board are using at least three prepositions.
- All Prepositions Mixed (400): Describe where you sit at school and what is around you. Use four different prepositions in your answer.
- All Prepositions Mixed (500): Compare your classroom with your bedroom. Use at least four prepositions to explain how the furniture and objects are different in each place.