Pirate quest
Students sail to an island and follow a parrot along a dotted route to up to three stops. Each stop asks its questions one after another, and finishing the stop wins a key. The keys then open the padlocks on the Treasure Gate, one lock per key.
How to play Pirate quest
- Press Play and watch the ship land at the first stop.
- Read the question on the scroll and pick a plank: click it, or press 1 to 4, A to D, or T and F on a true or false question.
- Answer every question at the stop to earn its key, then travel to the next stop.
- At the Treasure Gate the keys open the locks and the chest is revealed.
Right and wrong answers
Every answer is final and the quest moves on. A stop answered with a mistake gives a dull key, which rattles in its lock before it opens, so students can see where they slipped.
Levels and classroom ideas
Works from A1 to B2. The short stops suit young learners, and the three-part route gives older classes a clear sense of progress through a review.
- Question types
- Multiple choice and True / false
- Length
- Up to 10 questions
- Split a unit review into three stops: vocabulary, grammar, then a mixed stop.
- Project the island and let teams take turns choosing the plank for each question.
- Use the dull keys as a talking point: which stop needs another look tomorrow?
Sample set: Past simple review
A2 Open the generator to play these, edit them, or make your own.
- Yesterday we ___ to the beach.go · went · goes · goingAnswer: went
- She ___ her homework last night.did · does · do · doingAnswer: did
- "I seen it yesterday." is correct.True / FalseAnswer: False
- ___ you call him on Monday?Do · Did · Does · DoneAnswer: Did
Pirate quest: questions teachers ask
How many questions does Pirate Quest use?
Up to ten, shared across up to three stops on the island. Each stop asks its questions in a row before awarding its key.
Can students change an answer?
No. Every answer is final, so each question gets exactly one try and the result shows real accuracy.
Does it work with true or false questions?
Yes. Pirate Quest plays multiple choice and true or false questions, and students can press T or F on the keyboard.
