Vocabulary
what do you call a person who words the cash register
cashier
Where do you order food in a fast food place?
At the counter or drive through
You forgot your homework at home. What should you do?
Tell your teacher and bring it tomorrow
"I'm so hungry I could eat a horse"
What does this mean?
I'm very hungry
Your friend is sitting alone, looking sad. What might they feel?
Lonely or upset
what do you call the money you get back after paying?
Change
Who takes your order in a fast food restaurant?
Cashier
You have a group project, but no one is taking it seriously, What should you do?
Talk to them politely and ask for a teacher for help
Literal or figurative language
Figurative
A friend ignores your text. What might they be thinking?
They could be busy or upset
What is another words for "cheap"?
inexpensive
Why is it important to check your change at a fast food place?
To make sure it's correct
You're running late for class because you missed the bus. What should you do?
Apologize to your teacher and explain what happened
"I'm on could nine"
What does this phrase mean?
Feeling very happy or excited
You say something, and your friend looks confused. What might they be thinking?
They didn't understand what you said
What do you do if your fast food order is wrong?
Politely ask for it to be fixed
You are at a birthday party with a group of 10 people. You want to make sure everyone talks to each other so no one feels left out. How can you encourage everyone to socialize?
Solution 1: You can organize a group activity like a game or a team challenge. For example, a fun icebreaker game such as "Two Truths and a Lie" or "Charades" will get everyone involved and talking to each other. This encourages social interaction naturally.
Solution 2: You could pair up people who don’t know each other and suggest they have short conversations or find common interests. After a set amount of time, everyone switches partners. This way, everyone has a chance to meet and talk with everyone else, promoting socialization.
He let the cat out of the bag
Literal or Figurative
Figurative
A classmate doesn't smile back at you in the hallway. What might they feel?
Tired, distracted, or upset
You and 2 friends go to a fast food restaurants. You decide to split the bill evenly. Here's the breakdown of your order.
1 burger meal: $7.49
1 Larger fry: $3.29
1 Coke: $2.99
tax 8%
what is the total cost including tax?
$14.87
When might you leave a tip at a fast food restaurant?
For excellent service or when it's customary
Your locker gets jammed and you're late to class. What should you do?
Let your teacher know and ask for help with your locker later.
"You're skating on thin ice"
What does this mean
You're in trouble or at risk of a mistake
Your friend doesn't respond to your joke. What might they feel or think?
They might not find it funny or feel distracted