School Life Jeopardy: Places, People, Verbs and Words
A review game for A2 teens on school places, roles and responsibilities, school verbs, and adjectives and adverbs. Three teams answer questions that start with simple recall and build up to full sentences, reasons, comparisons and personal answers.
A free Jeopardy Quiz for Teens at CEFR A2 level. Topic: places, roles and responsibilities at school, school related verbs and adjectives-adverbs..
Categories
- Places at School
- Roles and Responsibilities
- School Verbs
- Adjectives and Adverbs: Me at School
Questions
- Places at School (100): You go to this place to eat lunch at school. Name the place. Then say what you usually eat there.
- Places at School (200): Students borrow books and study quietly in this place. Name the place and tell us one rule there.
- Places at School (300): In one place you do experiments. In another place you play basketball. Name both places and say what you need to bring to each one.
- Places at School (400): You go to this place when you feel sick or hurt yourself. Name the place and explain what happens there.
- Places at School (500): Think about your own school. What is your favourite place, and what is your least favourite place? Compare them and give a reason for each.
- Roles and Responsibilities (100): This person teaches lessons and gives homework. Who is it? Name one more thing this person does.
- Roles and Responsibilities (200): This person is the leader of the whole school. What do we call this person, and what is one of their jobs?
- Roles and Responsibilities (300): Name two people who work at school but don't teach. Say what each one does.
- Roles and Responsibilities (400): What are three responsibilities of a good student? Use 'have to' or 'should' in your answer.
- Roles and Responsibilities (500): Imagine you are the class representative for one week. What two things do you want to change in your class? Explain why.
- School Verbs (100): Complete the sentence with a verb: 'Please ___ your hand before you speak.' Then say one more classroom rule.
- School Verbs (200): What is the difference between 'teach' and 'learn'? Make one sentence with each verb.
- School Verbs (300): Tell the story of a test in three steps. Use these verbs in the correct order: take, study, pass.
- School Verbs (400): Describe what you did at school yesterday. Use at least three verbs in the past simple, for example arrive, write or listen.
- School Verbs (500): A new student doesn't know how to borrow a book from the library. Explain the steps. Use at least four verbs, for example go, find, show or return.
- Adjectives and Adverbs: Me at School (100): What is the opposite of 'difficult'? Tell us about a school subject that is like this for you.
- Adjectives and Adverbs: Me at School (200): Change these adjectives into adverbs: quiet, careful, quick. Then use one of them in a sentence about you at school.
- Adjectives and Adverbs: Me at School (300): Find and correct the mistake: 'She speaks English very good.' Explain why it is wrong.
- Adjectives and Adverbs: Me at School (400): Compare two of your school subjects. Use comparative adjectives like 'more interesting' or 'easier', and give a reason.
- Adjectives and Adverbs: Me at School (500): Describe the best teacher you have ever had. Use two adjectives about the teacher and two adverbs about how they teach.