Question Quest: Subject vs. Object
A progressive board game where teens master subject and object questions through real-world scenarios. Players move through 24 speaking tasks, starting with simple identification and building toward complex question formation and natural conversation.
A free Board Game for Teens at CEFR B1 level. Topic: Subject and object questions.
Speaking prompts on the board
- Ask your partner: Who is your best friend? Then ask them what that person likes to do.
- Look at a picture of two people. Who is doing something? What are they doing? Explain the difference.
- Act out eating a meal while your partner watches. They must ask you: What are you eating? Then switch roles.
- Ask your partner: Who helped you with homework recently? What subject did they help you with?
- Your team must agree: Is it more important to ask who did something or what they did? Why?
- Describe a time when someone surprised you. What did they do? How did you feel?
- Stand up and mime texting someone. Your partner asks: Who are you texting? What are you saying?
- Ask your partner: What is your favorite movie? Who is your favorite character in it?
- You have 30 seconds to present: Tell the class about someone who inspired you and why they matter.
- Compare two teachers you know. Who is stricter? What do they teach differently?
- Discuss with your group: Who should make decisions in your family? Why do they have that responsibility?
- Act out calling a friend. Show with gestures who is calling and what you are talking about.
- Explain: What is the difference between asking 'Who likes pizza?' and 'What does Maria like?'
- Ask your partner: What is the best advice someone has ever given you? Who gave it to you?
- Your team must agree on: Which sport is most popular? Who plays it? What makes it exciting?
- Describe a recent argument you had. Who was involved? What was the problem?
- Stand up and mime cooking dinner. Your partner must ask you questions: Who is cooking? What are you making?
- You have 60 seconds to convince the class: What is the best social media platform? Who uses it most?
- Ask your partner: Who is someone you admire? What qualities do they have?
- Compare two friends. Who is more creative? What creative things do they do?
- Discuss with your group: What job interests you? Who would you work with? Why does that matter?
- Act out watching a live concert. Show who is performing and what you think of the music.
- Explain why asking subject questions and object questions helps us understand stories better.
- Ask your partner: What is your biggest goal? Who will help you achieve it?