154 guess who vocab list

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smiling?
wearing glasses?
wearing earrings?
wearing a hat?
looking upwards?
looking downwards?
looking sideways?
(to the left or to the right)
… looking ahead? (into your eyes)
… a male/female?
… European, White, Black/African-American?
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old, young/middle-aged?
bald?

red-haired?
blue-eyed?
floppy-eared?
big-faced?
bearded?

… have blue eyes?
(or brown, green,
blueish-green, grey)
… have blond hair?
(curly, straight, long, short, medium-length)
… have no hair?
… have a beard?
… have a moustache?
… have bushy eyebrows?
… have tiny/large ears?
… have floppy ears, thick lips:
… have a huge nose?
… have a pointed chin?
… have a longish/round face?
… have a broad smile?
… have glasses?
… have a cone-shaped head?

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

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

A: First question, please.

A: Why do you still have so many cards up?
A: Only two guys remain./Only two remains.
A: Let me guess. Is it Sally?
A: Let me guess. Is it Robert?
A: Yaay! I win!

B: It’s a tie/It’s four to two.
B: It’s your turn./It’s yours.
B: Lucky guess/Lucky you.
B: No, it’s not Sally. It’s Paul. You lose!

A: What’s the total score?
A: Let’s play again/Let’s play another one!

B: Okay, I’m up for it. (=I’m ready for the challenge)
B: Oops, I forgot to flip over
the blondes.


Solutions
A: Is it my turn or your turn? Whose turn is it?
B: It’s your turn./It’s yours.
A: First question, please.
B: Hold on, I don’t have a person yet.
A: Why do you still have so many cards up?
B: Oops, I forgot to flip over the blondes.
A: Only two guys remain./Only two remain.
B: Uh, I think I’m gonna lose.
A: Let me guess. Is it Sally?
B: No, it’s not Sally. It’s Paul. You lose!

A: Let me guess. Is it Robert?
B: Lucky guess/Lucky you.
A: Yaay! I win!
B: You cheated! I want a rematch!
A: What’s the total score?
B: It’s a tie/It’s four to two.
A: Let’s play again/Let’s play another one!
B: Okay, I’m up for it. (=I’m ready for the challenge)