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Teacher’s Notes
Winter quiz
by Magdalena Kondro
Type of activity: group work
Focus: vocabulary connected with winter, weather
and geography; listening and speaking skills
Level: pre - intermediate – upper-intermediate
Time: 30 minutes
Preparation: Make one copy of Team A worksheet
for each student in Team A and one copy of Team B
worksheet for each student in Team B.
Procedure:
1. Write Winter quiz on the board. Explain that
students are going to take a quiz on winter and
ask them to predict what the questions will be
about. Listen to their ideas without confi rming
them.
2. Divide the class into two teams: A and B and ask
them to sit separately so that they cannot see or
hear the other team’s answers. Choose a captain
in each team. Give each student a copy of their
team’s worksheet. Students read the questions
and check their ideas from the fi rst stage above.
3. Elicit or, if necessary, explain the meaning of the
following words and phrases from the quiz:
glaciers, the North/South Pole, hemisphere,
winter solstice, hailstone, the Arctic and the
Antarctic circle, the Tropic of Cancer and the
Tropic of Capricorn. If you have a map of the
world, ask a volunteer to locate and point to the
geographic places mentioned.
4. Students match the answers from the box to each
question without copying them. Then they
compare their answers with other team members.
Make sure that they have matched the answers
correctly. They write the answers beside different
letters: a, b or c. Each student has to note the
answer for each question beside the same letter
as the other team members.
Answer key:
Team A:
1. –89.2 °C
2. About 10%
3. Marek Kamiński
4. In Chamonix France
5. The winter solstice 21st or 22nd December
6. The Tropic of Capricorn
7. None
8. 1 kg
Team B
1. About 30%
2. Roald Amudsen
3. A puck
4. In 1924
5 A house
6. 193 cm
7. 24 hours of daylight
8. 38 cm in diameter
5. All the team members together come up with two
additional false answers for each question and
write them down.
6. A member of Team A then reads their fi rst question
and three answers to Team B. Team B members
have 30 seconds to discuss the answers. The team
captain makes the fi nal choice based on the
discussion and tells the answer to Team A. If it is
correct, Team B get 2 points. If it is false, they
can try to guess again for 1 point. If they fail
twice, they do not get points. The game continues
with different Team A members reading the
questions and answers.
7. When all of the Team A’s questions have been
asked and answered, the teams change roles and
repeat the activity with Team B members reading
their quiz questions. The team with more points
at the end wins the quiz.
Extension:
In the same teams, students write a similar quiz with
facts about the summer. If you do not have access to
the Internet in class, students can do the research at
home and bring the results for the next lesson to
write the questions together.
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