Students read a text and answer five questions individually. How would you gamify this activity?, Turn it into a team competition, Give more written exercises, Ask students to copy the text, Read the text twice., Students are reviewing irregular verbs. Which activity is the most engaging?, Read the list silently, A memory card matching game, Write each verb in alphabetical order, Copy the verbs 20 times, You want students to cooperate instead of competing individually., Team treasure hunt, Individual written test, Silent reading, Teacher explanation, You have 5 minutes left before the end of class. What's the best way to review today's lesson?, A quick Wordwall or Kahoot challenge, Explain the lesson again, Give students free time, Start tomorrow's lesson, You are introducing a new topic., Read the lesson objectives, Give homework first, Begin copying notes, Start with a mystery or guessing game, Students need to revise for tomorrow's quiz., Give another page of exercises, Read the textbook together, Organize a classroom quiz competition, Tell them to revise at home, You want every student to practice speaking English., Pair students for role-play conversations, Let only one student answer, Give a grammar worksheet, Read the dialogue yourself, Students are struggling to remember the meanings of new vocabulary words., Tell them to memorize the list, Create a matching card game, Ask them to copy each word ten times, Read the vocabulary aloud, Your students have to read a long passage., Ask everyone to read silently for 20 minutes, Copy the passage on the board, Read everything yourself, Turn comprehension questions into a team challenge, Which statement best describes an effective educational game?, it is only fun, It is only competitive, It replaces teaching completely, It is fun and helps students achieve learning objectives

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