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English Grade 8 (Super Goal 2) · Unit 9: Let's Go Out · Term 2

Also known as: Unit 9 review

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A full test covering every lesson of the unit: Unit 9 Vocabulary: Free-Time Activities & Chores، Grammar: Suggestions, Go + -ing, Have to/Had to & Must/Mustn't، Reading & Writing: Someone Has to Do It!.

Test questions (15)

  1. Which one is a chore?
    Answer: take out the garbage
  2. I can't go out. I have to ____ my little brother.
    Answer: babysit
  3. "What should we do on the weekend?" – "____ go for a drive along the ocean."
    Answer: Let's
  4. "Why don't we stay home and watch a film?" – "____"
    Answer: That sounds good.
  5. Majid is going ____ on the weekend.
    Answer: hiking
  6. Noura can't go shopping right now because she ____ do the laundry.
    Answer: has to
  7. Last night, I ____ clean my room.
    Answer: had to
  8. He ____ stop at the traffic lights. It's the law.
    Answer: must
  9. Students ____ use their phones during the exam.
    Answer: mustn't
  10. Tomorrow is Friday. We ____ go to school.
    Answer: don't have to
  11. "Do we have to be there early?" – "No, you ____."
    Answer: don't
  12. Saad worked hard on his project because he didn't want to ____ his teacher.
    Answer: let down
  13. According to "Someone Has to Do It!", parents normally expect teens to ____.
    Answer: help around the house
  14. "It makes teens responsible for earning their money, rather than just simply giving them an ____."
    Answer: allowance
  15. I wanted to watch a movie and my brother wanted football, so we made a ____: football first, then the movie.
    Answer: compromise

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Questions about this lesson

What does the review include?

Activities and chores, suggestions, have to and must, and the text Someone Has to Do It!

What is the difference between a chore and a hobby?

A chore is a required household job, and a hobby is an enjoyable activity.

What comes after go?

After go we add the verb with ing to show an activity or hobby, such as go shopping, go swimming and go fishing. Example: We go swimming on Fridays.

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.