B1 Jeopardy Template

Fixed Prepositions

Phrasal Verbs

Idioms

Collocations

Bonus

100

Depend on:

Example: Your success will depend on your dedication and hard work.

In what areas of your life do you believe success depends on dedication and hard work?
How do you handle situations where the success of a project or goal depends on the collaboration of a team?

100

Show up:

Example: Make sure to show up on time for the meeting.

How do you feel when others don't show up on time for appointments or meetings? Does it bother you?
Can you recall a time when someone surprised you by showing up unexpectedly? How did you react?

100

Hit the hay:

Example: It's late; I think it's time to hit the hay.

When do you usually decide it's time to hit the hay? Do you have any bedtime rituals?
Have you ever had a night where you couldn't hit the hay because of an exciting event or an urgent task?

100

Make a decision:

Example: It's time to make a decision about your future.

When faced with difficult decisions, do you have a specific approach to help you make a decision? Can you give an example?
Share a decision you made recently that had a significant impact on your life.

100

Keep a secret:

Example: Can you keep a secret about the surprise party?

How good are you at keeping a secret? Can you share a time when you had to keep something confidential?
In what situations do you think it's important to keep a secret, and when is it okay to share information?

200

Interested in:

Example: I've always been interested in learning about different cultures.

What subjects or topics are you most interested in learning about? Why do they capture your attention?
How do you stay motivated and interested in a hobby or activity over an extended period?

200

Look after:

Example: Can you look after my dog while I'm away?

Do you enjoy looking after pets or taking care of someone else? Why or why not?
When was the last time you looked after someone or something, and what was the experience like?

200

Cost an arm and a leg:

Example: Getting a new phone can cost an arm and a leg.

Can you think of a situation where something you wanted to buy ended up costing an arm and a leg? What was it?
How do you decide whether an item is worth purchasing even if it seems to cost an arm and a leg?

200

Take a break:

Example: Let's take a break and grab some coffee.

What activities do you like to do when you take a break from work or studies?
How important do you think it is to take breaks throughout the day to maintain productivity?

200

Give an excuse:

Example: She always seems to give the same excuse for being late.

Why do you think some people tend to give the same excuse repeatedly? What could be the reasons behind it?
Share a situation where you had to give an excuse for being late or unable to attend an event.

300

Prefer to:

Example: I prefer to study in a quiet environment.

When it comes to studying, do you prefer to do it alone or in a group? What are the advantages of your preference?
Share a situation where you had to make a choice, and you preferred one option over the other. What influenced your decision?

300

Give up:

Example: Don't give up on your dreams; keep working towards them.

Is there something you once wanted to achieve but ended up giving up on? What led to that decision?
In what situations do you think it's acceptable to give up on a goal, and when should one persist?

300

Bite the bullet:

Example: It's a difficult task, but we need to bite the bullet and get it done.

Share a personal experience where you had to bite the bullet and face a challenging task. What was the outcome?
How do you motivate yourself to bite the bullet when faced with difficult decisions or situations?

300

Have a chat:

Example: We should have a chat about the upcoming project.

Who is someone you regularly have a chat with about your life or concerns? How does it help you?
When faced with misunderstandings, do you find it helpful to have a chat with the person involved?

300

Burn the midnight oil:

Example: I had to burn the midnight oil to finish the project.

Share a time when you had to burn the midnight oil to meet a deadline. How did you manage your time?
How do you balance burning the midnight oil with maintaining a healthy work-life routine?

400

Consist of:

Example: The team consists of professionals from various backgrounds.

In your social circle, does it consist of people from diverse backgrounds, or do you share similar backgrounds with most of them?
Describe a team or group you are part of that consists of individuals with different skills or expertise.

400

Pick up:

Example: I'll pick you up from the airport tomorrow.

How do you usually feel when someone offers to pick you up from a location? Is it something you appreciate?
Can you think of a time when you had to pick someone up from the airport or a similar place?

400

Out of the blue:

Example: She called me out of the blue yesterday.

Describe a pleasant surprise that happened to you out of the blue. How did it make you feel?
Have you ever received unexpected news, whether good or bad, out of the blue? How did you react?

400

Do homework:

Example: Don't forget to do your homework before class.

How do you organize your time when you have a lot of homework to do? Any specific strategies?
Can you recall a time when you forgot to do your homework? What happened?

400

Get along with:

Example: I usually get along well with my colleagues.

What qualities do you think are important for getting along well with colleagues or classmates?
Can you recall a time when you found it difficult to get along with someone? How did you handle the situation?

500

Apologize for:

Example: She apologized for the mistake and promised to fix it.

When was the last time you had to apologize for a mistake? How did you go about making amends?
Do you find it challenging to apologize for errors, or do you see it as a necessary part of maintaining relationships?

500

Set up:

Example: They plan to set up a new business in the city.

Share an example of a time when you had to set up something new, whether it's a project or an event.
In what ways can setting up a new initiative or plan be challenging? How do you overcome those challenges?

500

Piece of cake:

Example: Don't worry; the exam will be a piece of cake.

Can you recall a situation where someone assured you that a task would be a piece of cake, but it turned out to be challenging? What happened?
In what areas of your life do you find certain tasks to be a piece of cake?

500

Run a business:

Example: My parents run a small bakery in the neighborhood.

Do you have any family members or friends who run a business? What challenges do they face?
If you were to run a business, what type of business would it be, and why?

500

Afraid of:

Example: Many people are afraid of public speaking.

Share something you used to be afraid of but eventually overcame. How did you conquer that fear?