VOCABULARY
V1: What’s a word for someone who looks after sick animals?
→ Vet
G1: Fill in: I _____ to the cinema yesterday.
→ went
C1: Name a famous UK landmark.
→ (e.g., Big Ben, Tower Bridge)
F1: What would you say if you don’t understand something?
→ Sorry, could you say that again?
FF1 (100 pts): What’s the most spoken language in the world?
→ English (by total learners) or Mandarin (native speakers)
V2: What’s the opposite of “dangerous”?
→ Safe
G2: What tense is this: They have lived here for two years.
→ Present perfect
C2: What currency is used in the USA?
→ Dollars
F2: Ask for permission to go outside.
→ Can I go outside, please?
FF2 (200 pts): Do a 10-second tongue twister:
→ “She sells seashells by the seashore.”
→ “She sells seashells by the seashore"
V3: Choose the correct word: She’s very ______ — she always helps people.
→ Kind
G3: Make a question: You are learning English.
→ Are you learning English?
C3: What is the national animal of Australia?
→ Kangaroo
F3: Give advice using “should”.
→ You should drink more water.
FF3 (300 pts): Act out a word (charades):
Teacher choosed a word like “robot”
V4: Name 3 jobs that work outside.
→ (e.g., farmer, builder, tour guide)
G4: What’s the error? She can to swim.
→ Remove "to" → She can swim.
C4: What’s the legal driving age in most European countries?
→ 18
F4: Express an opinion: What do you think about school uniforms?
→ I think they are… (good/bad/etc.)
FF4: Tell a 20-second story using: dog, sandwich, bus
SS own answers
V5: What’s the difference between “trip” and “travel”?
→ Trip = specific journey; Travel = general movement
G5: Rewrite using reported speech: “I’m tired,” she said.
→ She said (that) she was tired.
C5: What do people celebrate on “Guy Fawkes Night” in the UK?
→ The failed Gunpowder Plot (fireworks night, Nov 5th)
F5: Make a polite request in a restaurant.
→ Could I have the menu, please?
Act out
→ (Students guess: “robot,” “zombie,” “dancer,” etc.)