Penalty Shootout: Hang Out With
A fast-paced vocabulary shootout practising friendship phrasal verbs and descriptive clothing adjectives for teens at B1 level.
A free Penalty Shootout Quiz Game for Teens at CEFR B1 level. Topic: Hang out with.
A team penalty shootout on the class board: read the question, then kick the ball at the right answer in the goal.
Questions
- What phrase means 'to spend free time with friends'?
- What phrase means 'to stop being in contact with someone'?
- What phrase means 'to learn more about someone over time'?
- What phrase means 'to meet a friend after a while and share news'?
- What phrase means 'to support and help someone when they need it'?
- What phrase means 'to have an argument and stop being friends'?
- What phrase means 'to keep contacting someone regularly'?
- What phrase means 'to have a good relationship with someone'?
- What phrase means 'to become friends with someone new'?
- Which word describes the newest, most modern technology?
- Which word describes something that can be used for many jobs?
- Which word describes clothes that last a long time without damage?
- Which word describes fabric that dries quickly after getting wet?
- Which word describes a shirt with sleeves above the elbow?
- Which word describes clothes with strong, bright colours?
Printable worksheet
This Penalty Shootout Quiz Game comes with a free printable worksheet: 3 parts for students to do after the game, and an answer key for the teacher. It prints at three levels (Support, Core and Challenge); this is the Challenge sheet. Sign in free to print the whole sheet.
What's on the worksheet
- Top corner: from memory · No choices and no help. Write the answer.
- Use it · Write two sentences of your own. Use an answer from this page in each one.
- My penalty card · Check your answers in part 1. Tick each one you got right with no help. Those are your top corners.
Part 1: Top corner: from memory
No choices and no help. Write the answer.
- What phrase means 'to spend free time with friends'?
- Which word describes the newest, most modern technology?
- Which word describes something that can be used for many jobs?