Phrasal verbs on/off
Words/phrases to do with the body
Health vocab
Homophones
Cork history
100

Complete the sentence with a phrasal verb with on/off:

The alarm ___________ after I burnt the toast.

went off (go off)

100

a soft, rounded fleshy part hanging from the lower margin of the ear

earlobe

100

Ailment, describes a state where a person cannot fall asleep

Insomnia


100

A homophone of wail

whale

100

Whole class question, closest wins:

What's the population of Cork? (2022)

224,004

200

Complete the sentence with a phrasal verb with on/off:

We've finally ___________ all our debts.

paid off (pay off)

200

the flat part of either side of the head between the forehead and the ear

temple

200

A substance which makes one perform better

performance-enhancing substance

200
A homophone of horse

hoarse

200

Whole class question, closest wins:

When was Cork founded?

6th century

300

Complete the sentence with a phrasal verb with on/off:

You'll be a pro player? Haha! __________! (doesn't believe him/her)

dream on
300

(of a police officer or other official) pass the hands over (someone) in a search for hidden weapons, drugs, or other items

frisk

300

a synonym of cure, starting with R

remedy

300

A homophone of bury

berry

300

Whole class question, closest wins:

What's the highest temperature recorded in Cork (1991-2020)?

28.7 °C

400

Complete the sentence with a phrasal verb with on/off:

We went to the airport to _____ Dan _____.

see off

400

hard physical work, especially vigorous polishing or cleaning (two words)

elbow grease

400

caused by stress and worry, rather than by a physical problem such as an infection; connected with the relationship between the mind and the body

psychosomatic

400

A homophone of vale

veil

400

Whole class question, closest wins:

When was Marina Market opened?

2021

500

Complete the sentence with a phrasal verb with on/off:

Many classrooms in this school were made by __________ larger rooms into smaller spaces.

partitioning off (partition off)

500

to say that you agree with something but do nothing to support it

pay lip service

500

improper, illegal, or negligent professional behaviour, commonly used in the medical or legal context, M________ (n)

malpractice

500

A homophone of caught (BrE)

court (BrE)

500

Whole class question:

Which Cork bus route was the first 24-hour bus line in Ireland?

220