This fun activity helps teachers make students not only revise vocabulary and grammar but also their logical thinking and general knowledge. I\'ve played it with large classes (approx. 30 students) divided in three groups. I prepared three different quizzes and each group has their own quiz. I invite the first players from each group to the front who take turns answering the first question. (Before the game starts, I tell students the easiest questions come first, the toughest last, and I also let them know they may rearrange themselves in desks as they wish. All you need as a teacher is to observe them and you\'ll get a unique informal assessment!) The rules of the game are easy: players need to reach the highest amount of money! If a player doesn\'t know the answer, he could use either 50-50 (and the teacher will decide which two options remain in the game), call (ask!) a friend or ask the audience. Teachers are free to come up with their own questions and options. Those who want the other quizzes from me can contact me at angelabasu@yahoo.com. I have quizzes for 5th graders to 8th graders. 

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Who Wants to Be a Millionnaire? General knowledge

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Let's do English ESL general reading comprehension. This fun activity helps teachers make students not only revise vocabulary and grammar but also their logical…