The Vault of Unbreakable Bonds
A 7-puzzle ESL escape room for B2 teen learners reviewing character trait vocabulary, phrasal verbs about relationships, and collocations about devotion and connection.
A free Escape Room for Teens at CEFR B2 level. Topic: Captivating.
A mysterious online archive has locked away the final chapter of your class yearbook, the one that describes who you really are as a group of friends. The archive's AI guardian says it will only unlock the vault for people who truly understand character, relationships, and loyalty. To prove…
Solve all seven puzzles to collect the reward letters and unlock the vault with the 7-letter master code.
Puzzles
- 🧩 1. The Stubborn Guardian: Which word best describes a person who stubbornly refuses to change their opinion, even when they are clearly wrong?
- 🔗 2. Relationship Connections: Match each phrasal verb with its correct meaning.
- 🧠 3. The Odd Trait Out: Three of these words describe positive personality traits. One does not belong. Which one is it?
- ✨ 4. Fans and Flaws: Many teenagers tend to _____ their favourite celebrities, overlooking their shortcomings because they find their life stories so captivating.
- 🔄 5. Changing Over Time: Unscramble this word: VOLEVE
- 🔐 6. A Bond That Cannot Break: Decode the message below using A=1, B=2, C=3 ... Z=26 to find a word that describes a bond so strong it can never be destroyed.
- 📖 7. Through Thick and Thin: Read the passage, then decide if each statement is true or false.
Printable worksheet
This Escape Room comes with a free printable worksheet: 1 part for students to do after the game, and an answer key for the teacher. It prints at three levels (Support, Core and Challenge); this is the Challenge sheet. Sign in free to print the whole sheet.
What's on the worksheet
- Escape on paper · Open every lock. Fewer options to choose from this time.
Part 1: Escape on paper
Open every lock. Fewer options to choose from this time.
- 🧩 1. The Stubborn Guardian Which word best describes a person who stubbornly refuses to change their opinion, even when they are clearly wrong?
- 🔗 2. Relationship Connections Match each phrasal verb with its correct meaning. Take after Put up with Split up Look up to To resemble a parent or relative in appearance or character To end a romantic relationship or partnership To tolerate an unpleasant situation without complaining To admire and…
- 🧠 3. The Odd Trait Out Three of these words describe positive personality traits. One does not belong. Which one is it? a) Obstinate b) Down-to-earth c) Faithful d) Considerate