Friday 4th February | Baamboozle - Baamboozle | The Most Fun Classroom Games!

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This was a devastating flood in Phnom Penh. But which decade did it happen?

1950's (1952)

This man is standing on the tallest place on earth. But which two countries is he straddling?

Nepal and Tibet (technically both regions of China)

Which country is this the national animal?

USA

H2O is the scientific name for water. But what does the H and what does the O mean?

Hydrogen (2 molecules) and Oxygen (1 molecule)

Choose a door

Yellow

Which country's flag is this?

Iceland

Heads or Tails?

Tails

Which country's flag is this?

Peru

Is 'trousers' countable?

No. It is what we call a plural uncountable noun. You cannot say 'a trousers'. You can only say 'a pair of trousers'. (Pair is countable)

"Its not the winning thats important, its the taking part." Is this sentence written correctly? If not, what's wrong?

It's not the winning that's important, it's the taking part.

If I went to Sihanoukville and swam directly West, which country would I get to first?

Thailand

Which country has this as its national animal?

UK

Which country would you typically eat this?

UK (Fish and chips)

WHat is this fruit most commonly known as in English?

The Vomit Fruit. (It smells and tastes likes vomit)

What's this building called?

The national museum of Cambodia

"He starts work everyday at 8.00am. Having to speak to customers in English is an everyday activity for him." Is this written correctly? If not, why?

'Every day' means something that happens every day. 'Everyday' just means something that happens often - it doesn't have to mean every single day.

Which country's passport is this?

Russia

What type of noun can we use 'many' with? (You must give 100% correct answer)

Plural countable nouns.