Water Guns, Bombs & Angels: Memory & University

A team quiz mixing university life and memory idioms. Answer correctly to open a mystery box!

A free Water Guns, Bombs & Angels Quiz Game for Teens at CEFR B1 level. Topic: Memory & University (Remix).

Questions

  1. What does it mean to 'get a degree'? — To start a new job · To fail an exam · To finish a university course and receive a certificate · To write a complaint letter
  2. What do you do when you 'sit an exam'? — You relax after school · You give a speech · You sign up for a course · You take a test
  3. What does 'enrol on a course' mean? — To take a holiday from school · To fail a subject · To finish your studies · To officially join a class or programme
  4. Who usually 'gives' a lecture at university? — A professor · A parent · A student · A librarian
  5. What does it mean to 'have a passion for' something? — To be bored by it · To hate it · To love or really enjoy it · To forget about it
  6. Say a sentence using 'have a passion for' about something you enjoy.
  7. What is a 'dissertation'? — A type of scholarship · A short weekly test · A long piece of writing about a research topic · A university timetable
  8. What does 'deepen your knowledge' mean? — To learn more about something in detail · To share your notes with friends · To forget information · To stop studying
  9. If a topic 'is of interest to' you, how do you feel about it? — You are confused by it · You are scared of it · You find it interesting · You find it boring
  10. What does it mean to 'work in the field of' medicine, for example? — To have a job in that area · To visit a farm · To study only theory · To take an exam
  11. What is the difference between 'core' and 'optional' modules? — Core modules cost more money · Core modules are required, optional ones you can choose · Core modules are easy, optional ones are hard · Optional modules are only for teachers
  12. What is 'vocational training'? — Training for a specific job or skill · A long written exam · A type of memory test · A university degree in history
  13. What happens if a student 'gets expelled'? — They get extra homework · They graduate early · They are sent away from school permanently · They win a prize
  14. What is a 'scholarship'? — A club only for teachers · Money given to help pay for studies · A university building · A type of exam
  15. Name two things students usually do at university.
  16. If you have a 'vivid memory' of something, how well do you remember it? — Only a little bit · You mix it up with a dream · Not at all · Very clearly, like it happened yesterday
  17. If you have a 'vague memory' of something, how well do you remember it? — Better than anyone else · Only a little, not clearly · Perfectly, in every detail · You don't remember it at all
  18. What does 'photographic memory' mean? — The ability to remember things in great detail, almost like a photo · The ability to take great photos · A memory only for faces · A memory that fades quickly
  19. If someone says 'I have a memory like a sieve', what do they mean? — They forget things easily · They are very organized · They remember everything · They have a great imagination
  20. What does it mean to 'jog someone's memory'? — To test someone's memory · To help someone remember something · To run with a friend · To make someone forget
  21. What happens when someone 'loses their memory'? — They can no longer remember things · They win a scholarship · They become more creative · They get better grades
  22. Say a sentence using the idiom 'memory like a sieve'.
  23. Complete the sentence correctly: 'Last year, she ___ (enrol) on a science course.'
  24. Choose the correct sentence. — She wrote a dissertation last year. · She writes a dissertation last year. · She has wrote a dissertation last year. · She is write a dissertation last year.
  25. Describe in your own words what 'photographic memory' means.
  26. Which word usually goes with 'exams' in this phrase: '___ exams'? — write · play · make · sit
  27. What can help you get money for university without taking a loan? — A scholarship · An exam · A lecture · A dissertation
  28. Name two things a university might offer students, using words from today's lesson.
  29. If a student 'gets expelled', can they still attend that school? — Yes, but only sit exams · Yes, but they pay a fine · No, they must leave · Yes, but with a warning
  30. Do you have a vivid memory of your first day at school? Describe it in one or two sentences.

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