Eastbourne
Food
Schools
Storytelling
Wildcard!!
100
Where is Eastbourne?
On the south (south-east) coast of England, not far from London.
100
What is the most eaten food in the world?
Rice
100
What do you call the place where you play football?
a football pitch
100
What do you call a person who tells stories?
Storyteller.
100
Jollof rice is a controversial dish from which continent?
Africa
200
The Pier
200
Which word in English means 'low cost' or 'inexpensive'?
Cheap
200
Where can British school students buy their lunch?
In the canteen.
200
What do you call the lesson taught to you by a story?
Moral
200
Pronounce this word correctly: Gross.
Gross - "grose" /ɡrəʊs/
300
In 1849 an important form of transport reached Eastbourne, connecting it to London. What was it?
Railway/Trains
300
Give an example of a utensil.
Knife, Fork, Spoon, Chopsticks
300
What is this?
09.00 - 10.00 : Maths
10.00 - 11.00 : Science
11.00 - 11.25 : Break time
11.25 - 12.25 : French
a Timetable
300
What does the word 'well-known' mean?
famous
300
Nun
400
Beachy Head is the tallest cliff in the UK made from which white stone?
Chalk
400
What is the opposite of sweet?
Savoury
400
What do British students receive if they are naughty?
A detention.
400
What do you call the people who are in a story/book/film/TV programme?
Characters
400
Pronounce this word correctly: Scissors
Scissors = /ˈsɪzəz/
500
In World War Two, Eastbourne was badly bombed using which form of attack?
Air raids.
500
How do most people describe the taste of coffee?
B...
bitter
500
Young children (5 - 10) in England go to Primary School. Where do children 11 - 18 study?
Secondary School.
500
What do you call two words with the same meaning?
e.g big/huge, desk/table
Synonyms
500
WHY CAN'T YOU SEE BIG BEN????
AND
WHAT IS THE TOWER CALLED?
Because it is the bell inside the tower!
Elizabeth Tower