1. Divide the class into groups for the learners to work in teams. 
   •  Note that it is possible to add or remove teams be clicking the + or – sign left to the table. Alternatively, in a face-to-face class, the scorescan be written on the whiteboard.
   • The learners can be asked to choose a name for their team (to make it easier to keep the scores). 
2. Decide with the learners in what order the teams are going to play. 
3. Ask Team 1 to choose any box with a number on it. (from Columns A, B, C or D and from 100 to 500; questions worth 100 points are the easiest and the ones for 500 are the most challenging) 
4. To reveal the questions click the box. 
5. Set a time limit of e.g. 30 seconds to answer a question. 
   • Only the team choosing the question can answer it in the 30 seconds.
   • After Team 1 has answered the question, move on to Team 2, then to Team 3, etc. 
     

Face-to-face class:  

Use a projector to do the task as a whole class activity  

Online lesson: 

Use a computer to share the task online by clicking the link: Activity 5

TIP!

To make the game more exciting, tell the learners that: 

• each correct answer is worth the points indicated on the box.
• each incorrect answer means that the number of points thequestion is worth is deducted from the total.
• if the group is not certain about the answer, they can choose not to answer the question and get 0 points.
• if a group gives an incorrect answer or does not answer the question, any other group can answer it. 

Encourage the learners to work together as a group and discuss the answers first. 

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