Halloween Jeopardy Game – Level 2

Halloween Treats

Halloween Songs

Halloween Movies

Halloween Monsters

Halloween Trivia

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Halloween Jeopardy Game – Level 2: a Jeopardy board with five categories – Halloween Treats, Halloween Songs, Halloween Movies, Halloween Monsters and Halloween Trivia. Five questions in each.

Twenty-five questions in five categories

Halloween Treats, Halloween Songs, Halloween Movies, Halloween Monsters and Halloween Trivia – five questions in each, from 100 to 500 points. Treats and Songs open with pictures; Movies, Monsters and Trivia with a written question and four options.

Fewer cells than Level 1 but longer questions, and they ask about films and monsters by name rather than by picture: the school Wednesday Addams attends, what Charlie Brown finds in his trick-or-treat bag, which creature silver is said to ward off, what a Snickers bar is made of.

Pick a cell, answer, come back to the board – the cell is crossed off and the counter shows what is left. Reset puts all twenty-five back, so a second class gets the same board.

Level: B1 · Theme: Halloween

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the categories on Halloween Jeopardy Game – Level 2?

Halloween Treats, Halloween Songs, Halloween Movies, Halloween Monsters and Halloween Trivia. Five questions in each, twenty-five in all, priced from 100 to 500 points. Treats and Songs open with pictures; Movies, Monsters and Trivia with a question and four options.

How is Halloween Jeopardy Level 2 harder than Level 1?

Fewer cells but longer questions. Level 2 asks about films and monsters by name rather than by picture, and the trivia goes past the pumpkin-and-ghost basics. Level 1 can be played by a class that only recognises pictures; Level 2 needs reading and listening.

Can Halloween Jeopardy Level 2 be played twice?

Yes. The Reset button under the board puts all twenty-five cells back, so a second group gets the same board with nothing crossed off. Board state lives in the browser session and nothing is stored on the site, so no account is needed and two classes do not interfere with each other.

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