SCHOOL LIFE
GUESS THE WORD
WHAT WOULD YOU DO?
FUN FACTS
ENGLISH CHALLENGE
100
What do teachers use to write on a whiteboard?
Marker
100
I have four legs, but I cannot walk. Students sit on me.
Chair
100
You need a pencil. What should you say?
A) Give pencil!
B) Can I borrow your pencil, please?
C) Pencil me!
B) Can I borrow your pencil, please?
100
How many days are there in one week?
7 Days
100
What is the opposite of "difficult"?
Easy
200
What do you use to carry your books and notebooks to school?
A backpack
200
I have pages and students use me to study a subject.
Textbook
200
You don't understand the teacher. What should you say?
A) Could you repeat that, please?
B) Repeat!
C) What?
A) Could you repeat that, please?
200
What is the largest planet in our solar system?
Jupiter
200
Complete: “I ___ a student.”
Am
300
What person teaches students at school?
A teacher
300
I can be made of paper or plastic. Students use me to write notes.
Notebook
300
Your friend gives you a book. What should you say?
A) Sorry.
B) Thank you.
C) Excuse me.
B) Thank you.
300
How many continents are there?
Seven
300
Put the words in order: English / I / study / every day.
I study English every day.
400
What place in a school contains many books that students can read or borrow?
The library
400
I am usually in the front of the classroom. The teacher writes on me with a marker.
Whiteboard
400
You arrive late to class. What should you say?
A) I'm sorry I'm late.
B) I'm late you.
C) Late, sorry?
A) I'm sorry I'm late.
400
What is the fastest land animal?
Cheetah
400
Complete: “She ___ studying right now.”
Is
500
What document shows the days and times of your classes?
Schedule
500
I can be on paper or on a wall. I show the months, weeks, and days of the year.
Calendar
500
You accidentally take your classmate's notebook. What should you say?
A) This is mine.
B) Sorry, I took your notebook by mistake.
C) Give me that.
B) Sorry, I took your notebook by mistake.
500
What is the largest ocean on Earth?
Pacific Ocean
500
What is the simple past form of the verb "Go"
Went