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Escape Room Vocabulary
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What word can we use to describe breaking free from a place/space you're trapped in?
Escape
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What is a great team building phrase?
Let's work together.
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What is a clue?
A hint or piece of information to find the correct answer or outcome to a challenge or mystery.
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What phrase can you use to ask for help?
We're stuck!
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To search means...........
To actively look for clues, tools or solutions. This is essential for an escape room.
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What is the words used to open or gain access to something locked?
Unlock
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What is a key?
A tool used to unlock something.
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What are we doing today?
An Escape Room!
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What does it mean to 'solve' something?
To find the correct answer or outcome to a challenge or mystery.
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Give two phrases we can use to successfully decipher/solve a hidden message.
Crack the code/Break the code
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What do you call a portable or detachable lock that you might lock a cupboard, shed or bike with?
A Padlock
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When might you say 'what does this mean'?
When you don't understand something.
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What is a safe?
A secure container used to protect something valuble. It often needs a code or key.
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What do you call a problem that needs logical thinking or creativity to solve?
Puzzle
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What do you call a sequence of symbols, numbers or letters used to hide information or unlock something?
Code
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When might you say 'I think I found a clue'?
When you have found something that you think will help.
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What are the three types of padlocks we may see in an escape room?
A lock and key, a code/number lock and a letter gate/lock.
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What is the definition of 'locked'?
Something that is secured or inaccessible. Accessed with a code or key.
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