Is there/Are there Trivia Quiz
A LESSON PLAN FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHERS
A fun game for there is/ are practice in which students test the general knowledge of their classmates, starting with a quick reactions folding paper game
Lesson Plan Content:
Is there Are there trivia quiz
Warmer – Short answers quick folding game
Take one copy of the short answers worksheet each. Listen to questions and race to quickly fold the paper so that only the correct answer is forward towards the person who asked the question (the right way up, not upside down).
Do the same by just shouting out the correct answer as quickly as possible.
Is there/ Are there trivia quiz
Do the same with just “Is there…?” and “Are there…?” while listening to questions from the last page below.
Look at the questions sheet and ask about anything which you don’t understand, are not sure of the answer to, etc.
Make your own similar questions to test each other with in the same way:
Question stems to make is there are there trivia questions from
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Is there a Is there an Is there one Are there two Are there three Are there some Are there …
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A(s)/ B(s)/…(s) in “…”? candle(s) on …? circle(s) in…? colour(s) in/ on…? day(s) in…? finger(s) on…? zero(s)/ one(s)/ two(s)/… (s) in… handle(s) on…? line(s) on…? (…)day(s) in…? …(s) in … zoo? player(s) in a … team? … in a pack of cards? … on a dice? seed(s) in a…? space(s) (for …) in…? star(s)/ sun(s)/ moon(s) on the … flag? tall …(s) in…? |
Ask your questions to another group, other groups or the whole class.
Short answers for the quick folding game warmer
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Yes, I do. |
No, I don’t. |
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Yes, I am. |
No, I’m not. |
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Yes, I can.
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No, I can’t. |
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Yes, there is. |
No, there isn’t. |
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Yes, there are. |
No, there aren’t. |
Sentence halves to make is there are there trivia questions out of
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Is there a Is there an Is there one Are there two Are there three Are there four Are there five Are there six Are there seven Are there ten Are there twelve Are there thirty Are there thirty one Are there some Are there …
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A(s) in “island”? brake(s) on a bicycle? candle(s) on a baby’s first birthday cake? candle(s) on a third birthday cake? circle(s) in the South Korean flag? colour(s) in the Taiwanese flag? colour(s) on a tennis ball? colour(s) on the British flag? day(s) in Christmas? day(s) in January? dot(s) on opposite sides of a dice? F(s) in “telephone”? finger(s) on two hands? five(s) in “eleven twenty five”? goalkeeper(s) in a soccer team? hand(s) on a clock? handle(s) on a coffee cup? jet engine(s) on a Boeing 747? joker(s) in a pack of cards? king(s) in a pack of cards? letter(s) in “bedroom”? line(s) on a basketball? little finger(s) on one hand? moon(s) on the Japanese flag? nine(s) in 99? one(s) in a million? panda(s) in ____________ zoo? pickle(s) in a Big Mac hamburger? pilot(s) on a plane? player(s) in a volleyball team? queen(s) of hearts in a pack of cards? R(s) in February? seed(s) in a peach? seed(s) in an avocado? six(es) on a dice? space(s) for cars in a double garage? star(s) on the New Zealand flag? sun(s) on the Japanese flag? Sunday(s) in a week? tall mountain(s) in Holland? tall tower(s) in Tokyo? wheel(s) on the India flag? zero(s) in “ten thirty”? zero(s) in “three o’clock”? |
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