Culture
Grammar
Vocabulary
Irregular V.
Landmarks
100
In which country is the city of Sydney located?
Australia
100
Which word is the verb in this sentence: "She runs fast"?
runs
100
What's this?
Ice cream
100
What is the past tense of “eat”?
ate
100
This giant clock tower is in London. What is it called?
The Big Ben
200
Which country is famous for afternoon tea and red double-decker buses?
The United Kingdom
200
What is the plural of the word “child”?
children
200
What is the opposite of “noisy”?
quiet
200
What is the past participle of 'speak'?
spoken
200
This statue holds a torch and is in New York City. What is it called?
The Statue of Liberty
300
Who wrote Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, Hamlet...?
William Shakespeare
300
Choose the correct sentence:
a) She don’t like apples.
b) She doesn't like apples.
c) She don't likes apples.
b) She doesn't like apples.
300
What's this?
Kangaroo
300
What are all three forms of the verb “begin”?
Begin - began - begun
300
Where is this?
San Francisco
400
Which of these is NOT part of the United Kingdom?
Ireland - Northern Ireland - Scotland - Wales - England
Ireland
400
Fill in the blanks with the correct form:
"Right now, she ____ (read) a book, but she usually ____ (watch) TV in the evenings."
is reading / watches
400
What type of weather is this?
Foggy
400
Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb SING: “My sister ____ very well, in fact she ____ beautifully at the concert yesterday.
sings - sang
400
This rock formation is a sacred site in Australia and changes color at sunset. What is it?
Uluru
500
What holiday do Americans celebrate on the fourth Thursday of November?
Thanksgiving
500
Identify the tenses in this sentence:
"Yesterday, I cooked dinner while my brother was watching TV, and tomorrow I will cook again."
past simple - past continuous - future
500
Describe this person's hair
Long, brunette/brown, curly
500
Say the three forms of the verb 'olvidar'
forget - forgot - forgotten
500
A mysterious circle of giant stones in England, built thousands of years ago.
Stonehenge