Q#01.1: MAJAAs aka
Memorizing Amazing Jokes and Anecdotes
A Good News Bad News type of joke , this is an easy one to memorize; (VERY good for your English brain!!) WRITE IT OUT in a notebook specific for the purpose or on a sticky note. Jokes such as these typically begin with:
“I have some good news and bad news…….
Activity #1: Listen to Joke
Activity #2: Practise Telling Joke
Q#02: QAMQ aka
Question Answer Matching Quiz
More practice using your audio / visual/ kinaesthetic encoders;more fun to be had at BYOD aka Build Your Own Dialogue
https://artyenglish.net/quizziwiz/eimo-03-30.2-byod4am03-01
Q#03: OOOH aka Odd One Out Horror
Some figures from our world of timeless literature and music; a short and sweet quiz!
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Q#04: LAW aka Listen And Write
Q#05: UMIQ aka Jumbled Inspirational Quote Part 1
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Quiz!! Or Game? Or Both?
Does it even matter?
The point of this is not to test your general knowledge but to get you practice making questions & memorizing common interrogative paradigms….
Qs are very useful when you need some As-very useful in the pursuit of the answers- big and small- knowledge and the like ….
