Social replies: Penalty Shootout: Kind Replies
Teams score goals by choosing or spelling the right kind, polite reply for everyday chats with friends, family and new people.
A free Penalty Shootout Quiz Game for Teens at CEFR A2 level. Topic: Social skills: kind replies in conversation.
A team penalty shootout on the class board: read the question, then kick the ball at the right answer in the goal.
Questions
- Your aunt gives you a present. You smile and say: "Thank ___!"
- You want some water. You ask: "Can I have some water, ___?"
- You bump into someone by accident. You say: "Oh, I'm ___!"
- Your friend says "Thanks for your help!" You reply: "You're ___."
- It's your friend's special day. You sing: "Happy ___ to you!"
- Your friend got top marks in a test. You say: "Well ___!"
- Grandma asks: "Would you like some cake?" You say: "Yes, ___ you."
- Someone asks how you are. You say: "Fine, thanks. How ___ you?"
- Your friend says: "I lost my cat." You say: "Oh no! I'm sorry to ___ that."
- Your friend has a cold. You say: "I hope you feel ___ soon."
- What is the opposite of "rude"?
- Yesterday my brother ___ (help) me with my homework. I said thanks.
- She smiled and spoke ___ (kind) to the new student.
- Your friend gives you a good tip. You say: "Thanks, that's very ___ (help)."
- What do you call a person who listens well to friends? A good ___.
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 Core sheet. Sign in free to print the whole sheet.
What's on the worksheet
- Power shot: four choices · Read and circle the right answer.
- Top corner: from memory · Write the answer. The first letter is there to help.
- My penalty card · Cover the choices in part 1 with your hand. Tick each question you can still answer. Those are your top corners.
Part 1: Power shot: four choices
Read and circle the right answer.
- Your friend gives you a good tip. You say: "Thanks, that's very ______ (help)." a) helping b) helpful c) helped d) helpfull
- You bump into someone by accident. You say: "Oh, I'm ______!" a) sorry b) sory c) sorrow d) sorried
- Your friend got top marks in a test. You say: "Well ______!" a) doing b) do c) did d) done