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    The document describes an ESL TV game show activity called 'The Weakest Link' where students are divided into teams that take turns answering revision questions. If a team answers correctly, points are added to a group pot, but if incorrect all points are removed. Teams can choose to bank points or play for higher value. After each round, teams vote off the 'weakest link' team. The last two teams left win.

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    The document describes an ESL TV game show activity called 'The Weakest Link' where students are divided into teams that take turns answering revision questions. If a team answers correctly, points are added to a group pot, but if incorrect all points are removed. Teams can choose to bank points or play for higher value. After each round, teams vote off the 'weakest link' team. The last two teams left win.

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    The document describes an ESL TV game show activity called 'The Weakest Link' where students are divided into teams that take turns answering revision questions. If a team answers correctly, points are added to a group pot, but if incorrect all points are removed. Teams can choose to bank points or play for higher value. After each round, teams vote off the 'weakest link' team. The last two teams left win.

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    ESL TV GAME SHOWS

    WORKSHEETS, ACTIVITIE S & GA ME S The Weakest Link

    Activity Type Introduction


    Speaking Game: This ESL TV game show is great for asking revision questions.
    answering questions (pair
    work) Procedure
    Divide the students into teams of two.
    Focus
    Try to put a strong student with a weaker one.
    Revision questions
    Give each team a number.
    Aim
    Explain that the aim of the game is for the teams to collectively
    To answer revision or make as many points as possible.
    general knowledge
    questions. Ask the first team a question.

    The two students discuss the question and then give their answer.
    Preparation
    If the team answers correctly, add 10 points to a group pot.
    A list of questions
    Then, move on to the next team.
    Level
    If they answer correctly, add 20 points to the pot.
    Any
    The next team plays for 30 points and so on.

    Time However, if a team answers incorrectly, all the points scored by


    20 minutes the teams are removed from the pot.

    Before a team has their turn, they can choose to bank the points
    on the board.

    If they bank the points, they can only answer for 10 points.

    After each team has answered two questions, teams vote off the
    weakest link (team). That team is out of the game.

    The game then continues as before and after each round the
    weakest link is voted off.

    The last two teams left in the game win.

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