Present Simple Jeopardy Game
An interactive Jeopardy-style game for teen ESL learners at CEFR A2 level focusing on present simple positive, negative, and question forms across all persons (I, you, he, she, it, we, they). Players answer questions that progressively increase in difficulty and require more communicative output at higher point values.
A free Jeopardy Quiz for Teens at CEFR A2 level. Topic: PRESENT SIMPLE, POSITIVE, NEGATIVE AND QUESTIONS FOR THE DIFFERENT PERSONS I, YOU, HE, SHE IT, WE, YOU AND THEY.
Categories
- Positive Statements
- Negative Statements
- Yes/No Questions
- Wh- Questions
- Personalisation and Discussion
Questions
- Positive Statements (100): Complete this sentence: I _____ to school every day.
- Positive Statements (200): What is the correct positive sentence about she? She _____ English in class.
- Positive Statements (300): Make a positive sentence about they. They _____ basketball on weekends.
- Positive Statements (400): Create a positive sentence about your daily routine. What do you do every morning? Start with 'I...'
- Positive Statements (500): Describe what your best friend does after school. Use he or she and give at least two activities.
- Negative Statements (100): Complete this negative sentence: I _____ like coffee.
- Negative Statements (200): Make a negative sentence about he. He _____ play tennis.
- Negative Statements (300): Write a negative sentence about we. We _____ eat meat.
- Negative Statements (400): Tell us something you don't do on school days. Start with 'I don't...' and explain why.
- Negative Statements (500): Compare what your parents do and don't do on weekends. Use negative and positive sentences.
- Yes/No Questions (100): Make a yes/no question about you and pizza. Start with 'Do...'
- Yes/No Questions (200): Create a yes/no question about she and homework. Use 'Does...'
- Yes/No Questions (300): Write a yes/no question about they and sports.
- Yes/No Questions (400): Ask a friend a yes/no question about their hobbies and then answer it yourself with a full sentence.
- Yes/No Questions (500): Create two yes/no questions about your family members and answer both of them with full sentences.
- Wh- Questions (100): Complete this wh- question: _____ do you go to school?
- Wh- Questions (200): Make a wh- question about he and sports. Start with 'What...'
- Wh- Questions (300): Create a wh- question about where they live.
- Wh- Questions (400): Ask a wh- question about your friend's favorite subject and explain why you want to know.
- Wh- Questions (500): Create three different wh- questions about your classmates' daily routines and discuss the differences.
- Personalisation and Discussion (100): Do you like sports? Tell us yes or no and name one sport.
- Personalisation and Discussion (200): What do you eat for breakfast? Describe your breakfast in a complete sentence.
- Personalisation and Discussion (300): How is your morning routine different from your evening routine? Give two differences.
- Personalisation and Discussion (400): Compare what you do on school days with what you do on weekends. What activities are different?
- Personalisation and Discussion (500): Explain your ideal day. What do you do, who do you spend time with, and why is this your ideal day? Use positive and negative statements.