Drive Slowly - Super goal 3 - ثالث متوسط
Term 1
Lifestyles
Life Stories
When are you Travelling
What Do I Need to Buy
EXPANSION Units 1-4
Term 2
Since When
Do You Know Where it is
It's Good Deal, Isn't It
Drive Slowly
EXPANSION Unuits 5-8
Term 3
all kinds of people
Who Used My Toothpaste
Making choices
Culture Shock
EXPANSION Units 9-12
Term 1
نشاط 1 Lifestyles
نشاط 2 Life Stories
نشاط 3 When are you Travelling
نشاط 4 What Do I Need to Buy
نشاط EXPANSION Unuits 1-4
Term 2
نشاط 5 Since When
نشاط 6 Do You Know Where it is
نشاط 7 It's Good Deal, Isn't It
نشاط 8 Drive Slowly!
نشاط EXPANSION Units 5-8
Term 3
نشاط 9 all kinds of people
نشاط 10 Who Used My Toothpaste
نشاط 11 Making choices
نشاط 12 Culture Shock
نشاط EXPANSION Units 9-12
8 Drive Slowly! A Look at the photos of different cars. Identify the parts of the car. 1. 2. 3. 4. 3 4 فا 5. 6. 5 7. 8. 9. 10. وزارة التعليم Ministry of Education 2024-1446 SG_03_COMBO_TEXT_2024.indb 215 1 2 8 00 7 HO 10 6 Q Unit 8 215 30/4/24 12:35 AM
8 Drive Slowly! B Read the rules and advice that Mr. Day gave his students. Use that information to write sentences. Use must, mustn't, must not, should, or shouldn't. scoce to door • Mr. Day's English Class: Rules and Advice for Students Don't give me homework that is late. I won't take any late homework. Try to read something every night. Reading is fun, and it will help your vocabulary. Take my advice: Don't study just before tests. Try to study every day. This way you'll do better on your tests. Do NOT talk in class. This is an important rule. There will be three tests. You need to take all the tests. You can't miss a test. Sometimes the class might seem hard. Here's my advice: Don't worry; ask me for help. turn in /homework late You must not turn in homework late 1. give / me your homework on time You 2. read every night You 3. study / just before tests You 4. study / every day You 5. talk in class You 6. take/three tests You 7. worry You 8. ask me for help P+216 Unit 8 Ministry of Education 2024-1446 When class seems hard, you SG_03_COMBO_TEXT_2024.indb 216 30/4/24 12:35 AM
C Talk about the law and give advice. Use must, must not, should, and shouldn't. DRIVING SCHOOL REB 5391 DRIVING SCHOOL 8 Drive Slowly! Now we'll only have 20 minutes for your driving lesson. Get here on time. You should get here on time. 1. You're driving recklessly and dangerously. Show some concern for other drivers and for me! 2. You passed that car on the right. That's against the law. 3. You are driving too fast. The speed limit is only 70 kilometers per hour here. D Write sentences. Give three laws that a good driver must obey. Use must or must not. A good driver must not drive too fast. 1. 2. 3. E Answer the question. Use should or shouldn't. Question: What should a good driver do when there is a lot of traffic? وزارة التعليم Ministry of Education 2024-1446 1. 2. 3. SG_03_COMBO_TEXT_2024.indb 217 Unit 8 217 30/4/24 12:35 AM
8 Drive Slowly! F Read the descriptions of six different drivers. Complete each description with the appropriate adverb of manner. Use the adjectives in the box to form the adverbs of manner. Use each adjective one time. G aggressive dangerous fast hard proper reckless slow Mr. Collins is an angry man, and he drives like an angry man. He speeds; he blows his horn; he screams and shouts. He drives very aggressively 1. Mr. Nasser never drives over the speed limit. He often drives under it. He drives very 2. Tariq never drives under the speed limit. He often drives over it. He drives very 3. Khalid spends many hours with his driving instructor. He has taken the driving test three times. He hasn't passed it yet, but he is trying very 4. Tom has been a driver for just a year, and he has already been in six accidents. He caused these accidents by driving and 5. New drivers need to learn how to drive Read the story. Rewrite the numbered sentences. Use adverbs of manner. I'm a good driver. That is what I thought. But now I'm in a special class. (1) The students are here because they are dangerous drivers. So why am I a student here? (2) I'm here because I am a slow driver. My brother always told me this. (3) But he's a fast driver. So I never listened to him. But last week, a police officer told me this, too. And the police officer sent me to this special class. (4) I like to do everything the proper way. (5) So I am a hard worker in this class. (6) I've learned that driving slowly isn't the same thing as driving in a careful way. My brother laughed when he heard about this class. That's OK. I've learned a lot of things to tell him about his driving, too! I drive well. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. P+218 Unit 8 Ministry of Education 2024-1446 SG_03_COMBO_TEXT_2024.indb 218 30/4/24 12:35 AM
8 Drive Slowly! H READING Teenage Driving "Colin, you just ran a red light!" Brad shouted from the back seat of the car. "Did I? Sorry! I didn't even see the red light." A few minutes. later, Colin saw a stop sign-after he ran it. He was driving over the speed limit. BEEP! BEEP! BEEP! DONLY When they got to Mark's house, Colin called his mother. “Mom, we're at Mark's house. Everything is OK. I drove safely." Teenage driving is sometimes a problem. In the United States, more teenagers die from accidents than from any other cause. There is a higher risk of accidents with 16-year-old drivers than with 17- and 18-year-old drivers. Also, when teens drive with other people in the car, they have accidents more often than when they're driving alone. What is the reason for the teenage driving problem? Are teens reckless and dangerous drivers? Some people say teenagers are too young to drive. Other people don't agree. They say that the problem is just that teenagers are new drivers. They just need more practice and experience. What is the solution to the problem? Some people think the solution is “graduated licensing.” Here's what this means: A 16-year-old can get a license, but the license has limits that change over time. For example, at first the 16-year-old must drive with an adult. Then he can drive alone. The 16-year-old must not drive with other teenagers or must not drive at night. When the teenager has more experience, he can have a license with no limits. Some countries are trying graduated licensing, and it seems to be working well. Answer the questions. 1. Why was Colin driving recklessly on the way to Mark's house? 2. Which of these is less safe than the other-a car with a teenager driving alone or a car with a teenager driving with friends? 3. What are two ideas that people have about why teenage driving is sometimes a problem? 4. What limits does a teenager with a graduated license have at first? وزارة التعليم Ministry of Education 2024-1446 SG_03_COMBO_TEXT_2024.indb 219 Unit 8 219 30/4/24 12:35 AM
8 Drive Slowly! I Complete the charts. Use your own ideas. Things a Good Driving Instructor Should/Shouldn't Do should be patient Things a Good Driving Instructor Must/Must Not Do J WRITING י DO NOT ENTER Now write a paragraph that describes a good driving instructor. P220 Unit 8 Ministry of Education 2024-1446 SG_03_COMBO_TEXT_2024.indb 220 What Makes a Good Driving Instructor? STOP SPEED LIMIT 50 30/4/24 12:35 AM