Adjective game


I had attended an English course for Form 1 syllabus in 2002. We learnt a lot of stuff. One of the most interesting sessions was the adjective game.

Each one of us had to give an adjective for our own name. It was fun. Usually we tried to give the best adjective for ourselves.

But in school, I did some changes. Instead of giving an adjective, I asked my students to give an adjective to each alphabet of their names, eg

J-Jovial
A-Adventurous
N-Natural
E-Eccentric

Ok, all good stuff about JANE. What about bad stuff?

J-Jealous
A-Aggressive
N-Nuisance
E-Evil

Myself:

W-Wonderful/Worrisome
E-Energetic/Egoistic
N-Nice/Naughty
N-Noble/Noisy

What about your name?

Comments

  1. Ken WooiAugust 29, 2009 at 10:24 PM

    K - Kind
    E - Efficient
    N - Nice

    K - Kool
    E - Ensem
    N - Noledgeable

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  2. JeanAugust 30, 2009 at 7:02 AM

    Jolly
    Enthusiastic
    Agreeable
    Negotiable

    Jittery
    Extreme
    Annoying
    Nutty

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  3. ReanaclaireAugust 30, 2009 at 11:19 AM

    C caring (oopsss)
    L loving (unbelievable)
    A angelic (yucks)
    I interesting (nope)
    R reasonable (maybe true)
    E ethical (yeah,yeah) lol...

    C cunning (like sek kin)
    L loner (i like it at times)
    A annoying (when i m bad mood)
    I irritating (same as above)
    R rascal (what does that mean)
    E e (sorry, teacher, cannot find any word that describes me, any idea)

    btw,this is interesting...hahaa...

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  4. BettyAugust 30, 2009 at 11:48 AM

    B beautiful
    E elegant
    T tender
    T talented
    Y youthful

    B bad
    E evil
    T terrible
    T temperamental
    Y yay (sorry,cant think of any)

    interesting.

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  5. WilliamAugust 30, 2009 at 2:20 PM

    W - Wise / Wicked
    i - intelligent / impatient
    l - loving / lazy
    l - loving / lazy (see!)

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  6. jennAugust 30, 2009 at 3:16 PM

    J - Jubilant/Jealous
    E - Earnest/Easily excited
    N - Noble/Nervous
    N - Neutral/Nonsensical

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  7. KANeAugust 30, 2009 at 3:24 PM

    K - knowledgeable/Kiasu
    A - Active/Argumentative
    N - Neat/Noob
    E - Entertaining/Extravagant

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  8. DonnaAugust 30, 2009 at 4:08 PM

    D - dare
    O - Obligated
    N - Naive
    N - Naughty
    A - Avid

    D - dumb.. =.="
    O - oily.. =__="
    N - n00b.. =___="
    N - nervous
    A - Angry

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  9. wennAugust 30, 2009 at 11:44 PM

    claire, how about envious..is that good or bad?

    tiee, how about yo-yo effect?

    william, wow very lazy ah?

    dolly, don't think you are a noob.

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