Top Answers! ESL Quiz Show – Classroom Game App + Printable Teacher Guide
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A classroom survey quiz game for English teachers. Two teams guess the most popular answers to a question, just like a TV quiz show. Use it on a classroom projector or a PC with no internet needed, or on a phone or tablet. It comes with a 17-page printable A4 teacher guide.
What's inside
- 72 ready-made rounds in 10 topic packs: Everyday Life, Food, School, Home, Travel, Jobs, Animals, Sports & Hobbies, Holidays and Grammar Fun
- Every round has a level tag (A1, A2 or B1). Pick a pack, a level, or Shuffle all
- Two-team scoreboard. Tap a tile (or press 1–8) when a team says a top answer. Three wrong answers and the other team can steal the round points
- Speed Round: five quick questions against the clock. 100 points wins the bonus
- Make your own rounds: type a question, 2–8 answers and points, and Save. Export or import a .json file to share with a colleague
- Teacher keys for the classroom: 1–8 show an answer, X for a wrong answer, A / B give points, S switch team, Space for the next round, R read the question, M sound on/off, F full screen
- Sounds for right answers, the buzzer and a winner fanfare. Press the speaker button to read the question aloud
- Printable PDF teacher guide: 17 A4 pages with how to play, teaching tips, a suggested 40-minute lesson plan, team scorecards, Speed Round sheets, write-your-own round planners and answer sheets for all 72 rounds
- Phone and tablet access: a link and QR code to open the app on any phone or tablet
How it works
On a PC: after purchase, download the zip file. Unzip it, open the folder and double-click index.html. It opens in Chrome or Edge, with no installation and no internet needed.
On a phone or tablet: scan the QR code in the download, or open the link in PHONE-LINK.txt.
Full instructions are in README.txt. Great for classrooms, tutoring and group lessons, for English learners at levels A1, A2 and B1 — teens, adults and older kids.
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