7734 guess who boardgame

The game: Guess your opponent's
mystery person before your opponent
guesses yours. You can only answer
‘YES’ or ‘NO.’

Antonio

Oscar

Marie

Eve

Olivia

Felix

Pam

Ethan

Joe

Clara

Jim

Molly

Fred

Natalie

Tom

Bob

Mia

Jonah

Noah

Lily

Joel

John

Liam

Gaby

Seth

Julia

Zoe

Owem

Anna

Peter

Adam

Audrey

Ben

Lucy

Ian

Emily

Isabel

Brody

Katie

Tyler

Chloe

Colin

Leila

Emma

Lucas

Sam

Agatha

Emilia

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SAMPLE QUESTIONS
Questions with ‘DOES’
Does your person have a moustache?
Does your person have a beard/a goatie (beard)/a broad smile?
Does your person have a long/pointed/tube-shaped/potato-shaped nose?
Does your person have sunglasses?
Does your person have curly/wavy/straight/spiky hair?
Does your person have hearts for eyes?
Does your person have no hair?
Does your person have earrings/piercings/braces?
Does your person have his/her mouth open/his/her eyes closed?
Does your person have earrings?
Does your person have thick lips?
Questions with ‘IS’
Is your person bearded?
Is your person bald?
Is your person pierced?

Is your person happy?
Questions with ‘IS’+VERB-ING
Is your person wearing a bandana/hat/top hat/cone hat/baseball cap?
Is your person wearing a dotted/black/white backpack (=UK rucksack)?
Is your person wearing a black backpack with a white middle?
Is your person wearing a striped T-shirt/scarf?
Is your person wearing an eye patch/a ribbon on her hair?
Is your person wearing headphones/glasses/sunglasses/goggles?
Is your person showing his/her teeth?

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Questions with ‘CAN’
Can you see your person’s eyes/teeth?

Task. Match each ’A’ sentence with a fitting response from B.
A: Whose turn is it? Is it my turn or yours?

B: Hold on, I don’t have a person yet.

A: First question, please.
A: Why do you still have so many cards up?

B: It’s a tie/It’s four to two.

A: Only two people remain./Only two remains.

B: It’s your turn./It’s yours.

A: Let me guess. Is it Peter?

B: Lucky guess/Lucky you.

A: Let me guess. Is it Bob?
A: Yaay! I win!

B: No, it’s not. It’s Ben. You lose!

A: What’s the final score?

B: Okay, I’m up for it. (=I’m ready for the challenge)

A: Let’s play again/Let’s play another one!

B: Oops, I forgot to flip over the ones with sunglasses.

B:
Uh, I think
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