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Unlike the previous year, the news stories related to coronavirus (oops, COVID-19) are kept to a minimum. But just like last year, the quiz is available in three formats: Google Slides, Quizizz and a
PDF / editable Google Docs.
The first two can be used in both in-person and remote teaching scenarios, while the last one is suitable for face-to-face teaching only. Also, I've kept the multiple choice format from last year to keep the trivia part of the activity brief and devote more time to the language.
The quiz is available in two levels:
- Advanced (B2+/C1 or higher)
- Intermediate (B1/B2)
and three formats, all of which are editable so you can adapt them if you wish.
- a Google Slides presentation. To edit, click on File -> Make a copy
- a Google Doc. To edit, click on File -> Download -> select the desired format
- a gamified quiz created on Quizizz
The quiz is accompanied by
- the Teacher's guide (scroll down to the very end)
UPDATE (6 Jan. 2022): click HERE for follow up language-focused activities.
Wishing you all a happier 2022!
Google Slides
Advanced (B2+/C1) level followed by language focus
Preview below or click HERE to download
Intermediate (B1/B2) level followed by language focus
Preview below or click HERE to download
Google Docs / PDF
This is the 'old' format suitable for a face-to-face classroom. This can also be sent to students by email for review after the lesson.
Intermediate (B1/B2) level with answers
Teacher's Guide
Acknowledgements
- Some questions have been adapted from end-of-year news quizzes in The New York Times and on the BBC website
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