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

Also known as: Pastimes and hobbies

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Lesson idea

Free-time activities and hobbies; what young people in Saudi Arabia and the U.S. do online.

Key points

Vocabulary

pastime
hobby
leisure
hang out
work out
board game
food court
current events
physical fitness
indoor climbing
unusual
relaxing

Lesson questions (13)

  1. They ____ in the gym three times a week. (exercise)
    Answer: work out
  2. Young people often ____ with friends at the mall. (spend time together)
    Answer: hang out
  3. Chess and Scrabble are ____.
    Answer: board games
  4. I watch the news every evening to learn about ____ around the world.
    Answer: current events
  5. What do most young Saudi Internet users do online (94.5%)?
    Answer: participate in social or professional networks
  6. What percentage of young Saudi users download software and apps?
    Answer: 84%
  7. What do most U.S. teens do online (89%)?
    Answer: send and receive emails
  8. "Teens seldom buy things online." This is true because only ____ buy things online.
    Answer: 43%
  9. My brother is 15 and my sister is 17. They're both in their ____.
    Answer: teens
  10. How often does Ali practice basketball?
    Answer: three times a week
  11. What does Josh know how to do very well?
    Answer: ice-skate
  12. A: "Can you ski?" B: "Yes, I ____ how to ski. I learned last winter."
    Answer: know
  13. Flying model airplanes is an ____ hobby. Not many people do it.
    Answer: unusual

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Questions about this lesson

What do work out and hang out mean?

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

What is the difference between a hobby and a pastime?

Both are activities we do in our free time; pastime is a slightly more general word.

How do we talk about a hobby?

My favorite pastime is reading. I work out three times a week.

Do students need an account to play this lesson?

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.

Which games suit this lesson?

You can play it in The Hunter, Complete the sentence, Match Up, Matching pairs and the other games and activities on Hessa Play.