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English Grade 8 (Super Goal 2) · Unit 4: Favorite Pastimes · Term 1

Also known as: Unit 4 review

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A full test covering every lesson of the unit: Unit 4 Vocabulary & Functions، Grammar: How Often, Adverbs of Frequency, Know How To, Gerunds & Infinitives، Reading & Conversation: Sky HIGH!.

Test questions (15)

  1. My favorite ____ is reading.
    Answer: pastime
  2. They ____ with friends in the food court.
    Answer: hang out
  3. "How often do you play tennis?" – "____"
    Answer: Once a week.
  4. Choose the correct sentence:
    Answer: She never eats fast food.
  5. I ____ late for school. I always arrive early.
    Answer: am never
  6. "Can you play chess?" – "No, I don't know how ____ chess."
    Answer: to play
  7. He spends his free time ____ out at the gym.
    Answer: working
  8. Do you feel like ____ TV?
    Answer: watching
  9. We want ____ the museum this weekend.
    Answer: to visit
  10. I enjoy ____ and painting pictures.
    Answer: drawing
  11. ____ football is a lot of fun.
    Answer: Playing
  12. What percentage of young Saudi Internet users participate in social networks?
    Answer: 94.5%
  13. Radio-controlled airplanes fly like ____.
    Answer: real aircraft
  14. At aeromodelling competitions, fliers usually do ____.
    Answer: launchings, landings and maneuvers in the air
  15. Rick says his hobby is "really very safe." He flies ____.
    Answer: model airplanes

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What does the Unit 4 review include?

Hobby vocabulary, How often and adverbs of frequency, gerunds and infinitives, and the aeromodelling text.

What is the difference between hang out and work out?

hang out is to spend time with friends, and work out is to exercise.

Where do I put an adverb of frequency?

Before the verb: She usually goes shopping.

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No. The teacher shares the lesson link; the student types a first name and plays on a phone or computer, and the score reaches the teacher.

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