Sports Jeopardy: Talk, Play, Win!
A three-team Jeopardy game for B1 teens. Students review sports vocabulary, share general sports knowledge, and talk about their own experiences and opinions. Higher point values ask for reasons, comparisons and full answers.
A free Jeopardy Quiz for Teens at CEFR B1 level. Topic: Sports.
Categories
- Sports Words
- The World of Sport
- You and Sport
Questions
- Sports Words (100): This person controls a football match. He or she makes sure that the players follow the rules and can show a yellow or red card.
- Sports Words (200): Name three things you need when you play tennis. Then say which one you think is the most important.
- Sports Words (300): Explain the difference between a player and a fan. Then say which one you are more often.
- Sports Words (400): The words win, beat and lose are often confused. Explain how we use each word, and then make one sentence with two of them.
- Sports Words (500): Explain what teamwork means in your own words. Give an example of good teamwork from a sport you know, and say why it helps the team.
- The World of Sport (100): This big international sports event happens every four years. It has a summer version and a winter version.
- The World of Sport (200): Say how many players one football (soccer) team has on the field at the start of a match. Who is the only player who can use their hands?
- The World of Sport (300): In this sport, players skate on ice and use sticks to hit a small black disc called a puck. Name the sport and explain one thing that makes it difficult.
- The World of Sport (400): Professional athletes often train every day, sleep a lot and eat healthy food. Explain why these habits are important if they want to do well.
- The World of Sport (500): Some people think that famous athletes earn too much money. Other people think they deserve it. Give your opinion and two reasons for it.
- You and Sport (100): Tell the class your favourite sport. Say if you like to play it, watch it, or both.
- You and Sport (200): Describe how you feel when your favourite team or player loses an important game. What do you usually do after that?
- You and Sport (300): Tell us about a time when you played a sport or game at school or with friends. What happened, and how did it end?
- You and Sport (400): If you could meet one famous athlete, who would you choose? Explain why, and say what question you would ask them.
- You and Sport (500): Compare playing in a team sport, like football, with doing a sport alone, like running or swimming. Which do you prefer, and why?