Professions Jeopardy
An interactive ESL Jeopardy game for adult learners at B1 level focusing on careers, qualifications, wages, and workplace responsibilities. Players answer questions about different professions and discuss their own career experiences.
A free Jeopardy Quiz for Adults at CEFR B1 level. Topic: professions.
Categories
- Jobs and Responsibilities
- Qualifications and Training
- Full-Time, Part-Time, and Wages
- Unemployment and Volunteering
- Your Career Path
Questions
- Jobs and Responsibilities (100): This person works in a hospital and helps doctors care for patients. What is their job?
- Jobs and Responsibilities (200): Describe what a teacher does every day in their job.
- Jobs and Responsibilities (300): What are three main responsibilities of a manager at a company?
- Jobs and Responsibilities (400): Compare the responsibilities of a chef with the responsibilities of a waiter in a restaurant.
- Jobs and Responsibilities (500): If you run a company, what decisions must you make about your employees?
- Qualifications and Training (100): What do you need to become a doctor?
- Qualifications and Training (200): Explain what qualifications a nurse must have to work in a hospital.
- Qualifications and Training (300): What is the difference between a diploma and a degree?
- Qualifications and Training (400): Why do some jobs require more qualifications than others? Give two reasons.
- Qualifications and Training (500): What qualifications do you have or want to get? Explain how they help your career.
- Full-Time, Part-Time, and Wages (100): How many hours per week does a full-time worker usually work?
- Full-Time, Part-Time, and Wages (200): What is a part-time job and when might a student choose to work part-time?
- Full-Time, Part-Time, and Wages (300): What are two differences between a full-time job and a part-time job?
- Full-Time, Part-Time, and Wages (400): Why do some people work part-time instead of full-time? Give at least two reasons.
- Full-Time, Part-Time, and Wages (500): Would you prefer a full-time or part-time job in the future? Explain your reasons.
- Unemployment and Volunteering (100): What does it mean when someone is out of work?
- Unemployment and Volunteering (200): Explain what volunteer work is and give one example.
- Unemployment and Volunteering (300): What are two benefits of doing volunteer work?
- Unemployment and Volunteering (400): How can volunteer work help someone who is out of work find a new job?
- Unemployment and Volunteering (500): Have you ever done volunteer work or would you like to? Describe what you did or what you would like to do and why.
- Your Career Path (100): What job do you have now or what job did you have before?
- Your Career Path (200): Describe the main tasks you do or did in your job.
- Your Career Path (300): What qualifications or training did you need for your job or a job you want?
- Your Career Path (400): Compare your current or past job with a job you would like to have in the future. What is different?
- Your Career Path (500): What steps do you need to take to reach your career goals? Explain your plan.