News Quiz 2022: follow up

January 07, 2023

Activities for reviewing and recycling the language from News Quiz 2022

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Heo Manjin | Korea.net [CC BY-SA 2.0];
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Steve Jurvetson [CC BY 2.0]

I hope the latest edition of the News Quiz provided some learning opportunities for your students and you're ready to do some further language-focused work.

Like in the past two (pandemic) years, the follow-up activities come in different formats. Below you will find drag'n'drop activities on LearningApps, one matching activity on WordWall (Intermediate level only) and 'traditional' worksheets in editable Google Docs.

If you haven't seen News Quiz 2022 - click HERE

Accompanying Quizlet sets : https://quizlet.com/leosel/folders/news-quiz-2022/ (coming soon)

The activities are grouped by level according to the two versions of the News Quiz.

Online activities

Advanced (B2+/C1)

Drag'n'drop 1a https://learningapps.org/watch?v=p5x2ntowt23 (preview below)

Drag'n'drop 1b https://learningapps.org/watch?v=ppxc7sd3j23

Drag'n'drop 2 https://learningapps.org/watch?v=piyao1qm223

Intermediate (B2+/C1)

Drag'n'drop 1 https://learningapps.org/watch?v=pbzcciqx523 (preview below)

Drag'n'drop 2 https://learningapps.org/watch?v=pws0zk38j23

Collocation match: https://wordwall.net/resource/919323 (preview below)

Worksheets

Paper-based worksheets, which can be adapted for online teaching. Answer keys appear in the second parts of the documents.

Advanced (B2+/C1)

Click HERE to download Google doc or preview below.

Intermediate (B1+/B2-)

Click HERE to download the Google doc or preview below:

If you spot any mistakes or encounter any difficulty accessing any of these, do let me know in the comments below.

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