Category 1: Vocabulary Stars
Category 2: Grammar Gurus (Participles -ing)
Category 3: Grammar Gurus (Participles -ed)
Category 4: Series Super Fans
What is remember to take breaks / balance screen time?
100

This verb means to watch many episodes of a show one after another.

What is binge-watch?  

100

Combine: He sat on the sofa. He listened to music. → ______ on the sofa, he listened to music.

What is Sitting?

100

Replace the relative clause: The pizza that was delivered to our house was delicious. → The pizza ______ to our house was delicious.

What is delivered?

100

Netflix, Disney+, and Hulu are examples of these.

What are streaming platforms?

100

Rewrite: The dog barked loudly as it chased the ball. → ______ the ball, the dog barked loudly.

What is Chasing?

200

This is a person or animal in a book, play, or film/series.

What is a character?

200

Combine: She opened the door. She smiled at me. → ______ the door, she smiled at me.

What is Opening?

200

Replace the relative clause: The book which was written by J.K. Rowling is famous. → The book ______ by J.K. Rowling is famous.

What is written?

200

This happens if someone tells you the ending before you watch it.

What is spoil the series?

200

Rewrite: The new episode, which was released last night, was amazing. → The new episode, ______ last night, was amazing.

What is released?

300

This noun describes the main events of a story, presented as a sequence.

What is the plot?

300

Replace the relative clause: The girl who is reading a book is my sister. → The girl ______ a book is my sister.

What is reading?

300

Give the reason using a participle: Because he was confused by the plot, he read a summary. → ______ by the plot, he read a summary.

What is Confused?

300

This adjective describes how you feel when you really like a series and can't stop watching it.

What is hooked?

300

Rewrite: Because she was fascinated by the characters, she watched all seasons. → ______ by the characters, she watched all seasons.

What is Fascinated?

400

This adjective describes something that holds your attention completely.

What is gripping?

400

Give the reason using a participle: Because I felt excited, I couldn't sleep. → ______ excited, I couldn't sleep.

What is Feeling?

400

Replace the relative clause: The characters who were introduced in the first episode became popular. → The characters ______ in the first episode became popular.

What is introduced?

400

According to the reading, name ONE reason why people binge-watch.

What is cliffhangers make it hard to stop? / What is improved quality of plot/characters? / What is escapism/relaxation?

400

Rewrite: He sat glued to the screen and didn’t notice the time. → ______ glued to the screen, he didn’t notice the time.

What is Sitting?

500

This noun is an exciting ending to an episode that makes you want to watch the next one immediately.

What is a cliffhanger?

500

Rewrite using an -ing participle: He watched the series and ate popcorn. → ______ popcorn, he watched the series.

What is Eating?

500

Give the reason using a participle: Because he was exhausted by the binge-watching, he fell asleep. → ______ by the binge-watching, he fell asleep.

What is Exhausted?

500

According to the reading, what important advice is given about binge-watching?

What is remember to take breaks / balance screen time?

500

Replace the relative clause: People who are watching too much TV might miss activities. → People ______ too much TV might miss activities.

What is watching?