Examen Parcial I - Mód 2 - Bc14-15 Ingles II 3-2020 G 5 - V

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Examen parcial I - Mód 2
Fecha de entrega
1 de nov de 2020 en 23:59
Puntos
15
Preguntas
9
Disponible
26 de oct de 2020 en 0:00 - 1 de nov de 2020 en 23:59
7 días
Límite de tiempo
180 minutos
Intentos permitidos
2
Instrucciones
Cronograma
Foro social
Inducción a Canvas
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Intro
Módulo 1
Módulo 2
Módulo 3
Módulo 4
Prueba parcial I
Mód 2
Tareas
Pruebas
Calificaciones
Calendario
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Pregunta 1 1.69
/ 1.69 pts
Vocabulary
Match the pictures with the words provided.
living room dining room garage bedroom neighborhood
yard kitchen basement bathroom
1. bathroom
2. garage
3. living room
4. kitchen
5. bedroom
6. yard
7. basement
8. dining room
9. neighborhood
Respuesta 1:
bathroom
Respuesta 2:
garage
Respuesta 3:
living room
Respuesta 4:
kitchen
Respuesta 5:
bedroom
Respuesta 6:
yard
Respuesta 7:
basement
Respuesta 8:
dining room
Respuesta 9:
neighborhood
Pregunta 2 1.69
/ 1.69 pts
Vocabulary
Match the pictures with the phrases provided.
department store super market discount store outdoor market
shopping mall second hand store duty-free shop convenience store
1. convenience store
2. department store
3. discount store
4. duty-free shop
5. outdoor market
6. second hand store
7. shopping mall
8. super market
Respuesta 1:
convenience store
Respuesta 2:
department store
Respuesta 3:
discount store
Respuesta 4:
duty-free shop
Respuesta 5:
outdoor market
Respuesta 6:
second hand store
Respuesta 7:
shopping mall
Respuesta 8:
super market
Pregunta 3 1.66
/ 1.66 pts
Vocabulary
Match the sports with their definitions.
1. Baseball
: An American game where a ball has to be hit with a bat.
2. Basketball
: An American game where a ball has to be bounced on the floor
and thrown through a hoop.
3. Athletics
: A sport related to physical activity, such as running, jumping or
throwing.
4. Boxing
: A sport where two people hit each other and try to win the fight.
5. Soccer
: A team game where the feet are used to kick a ball.
6. Golf
: A game in which a club is used to hit a small ball into a hole in the
ground.
7. Tennis
: A game played on a court where a racket is used to hit a ball over a
net.
Respuesta 1:
Baseball
Respuesta 2:
Basketball
Respuesta 3:
Athletics
Respuesta 4:
Boxing
Respuesta 5:
Soccer
Respuesta 6:
Golf
Respuesta 7:
Tennis
Parcial 1.33
/ 1.66 pts
Pregunta 4
Listening
Look at the map and listen to the sentences. Then, decide if the sentences are
True or False.
Operaciones virtuales
B - Travel - Sightseeing - Quiz2
Privacy policy
1. TRUE

2. TRUE

3. FALSE

4. FALSE

5. FALSE

6. FALSE

7. TRUE

8. TRUE

9. TRUE

10. FALSE

Respuesta 1:
TRUE
Respuesta 2:
TRUE
Respuesta 3:
FALSE
Respuesta 4:
FALSE
Respuesta 5:
FALSE
Respuesta 6:
FALSE
Respuesta 7:
TRUE
Respuesta 8:
TRUE
Respuesta 9:
TRUE
Respuesta 10:
FALSE
Parcial 1.44
/ 1.66 pts
Pregunta 5
Grammar
Choose the option that best completes the statements.
1. There were
more than forty people at the meeting last night.
2. Did you find out very much

information about the college?
3. Mount Everest is the tallest

mountain in the world.
4. How many
times did the phone ring before you answered it?
5.
A: How old__________ you last year?
B: I __________ twenty years old.
were / was

6. Computer games are more popular than trading cards. Trading cards aren't
as popular as
computer games.
7. I need a
milk to prepare the dessert.
8.
A: Where__________ Tom last night?
B: He __________ at home.
was / was

9. Stewart bought __________ dozen eggs and __________ tomatoes.
a / some

10. Mike watches

“Sports Tonight” every evening.
11. I live
in a small apartment near the college.
12. She speaks

three languages: English, French, and Spanish.
13. We will find where to park our car. There are a few
cars here.
14.
A: _________ your father a teacher or a policeman?
B: Yes, he ______.
Is / is

15. Of course, comedies are funnier

than action movies.
16. Where are

you from?
17. The bus was late, so Alex and Sam were

late, too.
18. Some
people are waiting outside the movie theater.
19. Who was the oldest

person that ever lived? How can we find out?
20. I live in Rio de Janeiro. Where do you

live?
21. Jack is taller than Carl. Carl isn't as tall as

Jack.
22. Are cats more intelligent than

dogs? What do you think?
23.
A: Were you sick last week?
B: No, I __________.
wasn’t

24. Do you have any

pets, like cats or dogs?
25. I think that Alicia is the smartest

student in our class.
26.
A: _______ it a good film?
B: Yes, it ________.
Was / was

27. Carla says that she had the best

time of her life at the party.
28. She is thirty now, so last year she was

twenty-nine.
29. This exercise is harder than the last one. The last exercise wasn't as hard
as
this one.
30. I had a great time at the beach, but now I have much
sand in my shoes!
Respuesta 1:
were
Respuesta 2:
much
Respuesta 3:
the tallest
Respuesta 4:
many
Respuesta 5:
were / was
Respuesta 6:
aren't as popular as
Respuesta 7:
Respuesta 8:
was / was
Respuesta 9:
a / some
Respuesta 10:
watches
Respuesta 11:
live
Respuesta 12:
speaks
Respuesta 13:
a few
Respuesta 14:
Is / is
Respuesta 15:
funnier
Respuesta 16:
Where are
Respuesta 17:
were
Respuesta 18:
Some
Respuesta 19:
the oldest
Respuesta 20:
do you
Respuesta 21:
isn't as tall as
Respuesta 22:
more intelligent than
Respuesta 23:
wasn’t
Respuesta 24:
any
Respuesta 25:
is the smartest
Respuesta 26:
Was / was
Respuesta 27:
the best
Respuesta 28:
was
Respuesta 29:
wasn't as hard as
Respuesta 30:
much
Pregunta 6 1.66
/ 1.66 pts
Reading
Read the flyer. Then, choose the option that best completes the sentences.
1. The sale begins on 25 April

.
2. There is up to 80%
off.
3. There is 30%
off all computers.
4. There is 25%
off all printers.
5. There is 50%
off all laptops.
Respuesta 1:
25 April
Respuesta 2:
80%
Respuesta 3:
30%
Respuesta 4:
25%
Respuesta 5:
50%
Pregunta 7 1.66
/ 1.66 pts
Reading
Read the text called “Australia’s Underground Homes”. Then, complete the
statements with the phases provided.
Australia’s Underground Homes
Coober Pedy is a town in South Australia. Not many people live in Coober Pedy.
Fewer than 2,000 people live there. Coober Pedy is a small town, but it is
famous. It is famous because many of the world’s opalscome from this town.
An opal is a kind of blue stone that is very beautiful, and it costs a lot of
money. Opals, however, are not easy to find. People work hard to diginto the
ground to get them. Coober Pedy is famous for a second, more specialreason:
about 1,500 people there live in about 1,000 undergroundhomes called
“dugouts”!
The first question people ask when they find out about Coober Pedy is, “Why
do the people in Coober Pedy live underground?” The answer is Coober Pedy is
locatedin a very hot desert. It is more than 40 degrees Celsius in the summer!
People want to live underground because it is cool underground. Then, they
don’t need to use air conditioners. There are also five underground churches,
some underground hotels and a few underground stores. There is another
good reason to live underground. It is very easy to make your small home
become a big home. When you want more space to live, you can just dig a new
room!
However, Andy Sheils lives in Coober Pedy and he says there is a problem. He
says when visitors first come to his town, they don’t see any houses. They are
confused. They say, “Where is the place? I don’t understand!”
1. Coober Pedy is a small town in South Australia.

.
2. People there dig holes into the ground to get opals.

3. The people there also dig homes underground.

4. The homes are very cool in the summer.

5. It’s easy to make small homes become big homes.

6. Visitors feel confused when they first come to Coober Pedy.

Respuesta 1:
town in South Australia.
Respuesta 2:
into the ground to get opals.
Respuesta 3:
dig homes underground.
Respuesta 4:
cool in the summer.
Respuesta 5:
homes become big homes.
Respuesta 6:
they first come to Coober Pedy.
Pregunta 8 1.66
/ 1.66 pts
Reading
Read the text“A Short History of the Olympics”. Then, choose the option that
best answers the question.
A Short History of the Olympics
A Short History of the Olympics Athletes competed in the first Olympic Games
in Greece almost three thousand years ago in 776 BC. Every four years, people
from Greek city-states (and later the Roman empire) traveled to a place called
Olympia to watch the games, which continued until 393 AD. They lasted from
between one and five days, and only men were allowed to compete in the
games. Many of the sports events were similar to those found in today’s
modern games where athletes run, jump and throw.
The modern Olympic Games began with the creation of the International
Olympic Committee (the IOC) in 1894 and Greece was the first country to hold
the games, in the city of Athens, in 1896. Fourteen countries with 241 athletes
competed in fortythree events. Although some people wanted to have the
games in Athens every four years, the IOC decided to have them in different
countries and cities. In 1900, they were held in Paris and women were allowed
to compete in the games for the first time. The first Winter Olympic Games
were held in 1924 and athletes competed in events such as skating and ice
hockey. Over 200 countries now compete in the Summer Olympic Games. The
number of events has increased to 300 events and instead of five days of
competition, the games now last for seventeen days.
There are some problems, however. There were no Olympic games held in 1916,
1940 and 1944 because of war. Also, some athletes use drugs to help them win.
In addition, the games are very expensive. The 2014 Winter Games in Sochi, for
example, cost $US50 billion. Nevertheless, the Olympic Games continue to be
extremely popular all over the world.
1. What is the main idea of the article? The Olympics began a long time ago and
continue today.

2. Where did the Olympic Games first begin? Olympia

3. Men like to watch the Olympic Games more than women. It doesn’t say

4. After the first Olympic Games in 776 BC, how long did they continue in
Greece? about one thousand years

5. In Paragraph 1, what does ‘They’ refer to? the Olympic Games

6. Where were the first modern Olympic Games held? Athens

7. According to the article, what couldn’t women do in the first Olympic
Games? compete in the Olympics

8. What was most special about the 1900 Olympics? Women competed in the
games.

9. What does the article say about the use of drugs in the Olympics? It’s a bad
thing.

10. In Paragraph 3, what does ‘them’ refer to? athletes

Respuesta 1:
The Olympics began a long time ago and continue today.
Respuesta 2:
Olympia
Respuesta 3:
It doesn’t say
Respuesta 4:
about one thousand years
Respuesta 5:
the Olympic Games
Respuesta 6:
Athens
Respuesta 7:
compete in the Olympics
Respuesta 8:
Women competed in the games.
Respuesta 9:
It’s a bad thing.
Respuesta 10:
athletes
Pregunta 9 1.66
/ 1.66 pts
Writing
Reply to Rob’s email. Tell him about sports in your school. Think about these
questions: What sports in Rob’s school would you like to try? What sports do
you do at your school? What afterschool sports clubs do you go to?
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Spelling, no errors in errors in errors in errors in
capitalization spelling, spelling, spelling, spelling,
and capitalization, capitalization, capitalization, capitalization,
punctuation and and and and
punctuation. punctuation. punctuation. punctuation.
Ideas Ideas were Ideas were Ideas were The letter
expressed in a expressed in a somewhat seemed to be
clear and pretty clear organized, but a collection of
organized manner, but were not very unrelated
fashion. It was the clear. It took sentences. It
easy to figure organization more than one was very
out what the could have reading to difficult to
email was been better. figure out figure out
about. what the what the
email was email was
about. about.
Uses vivid
Uses vivid
words and Uses a limited
words and Uses words
phrases, and vocabulary
phrases, but that
the choice and that does not
the words are communicate
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Word Choice occasionally clearly, but
the words strongly or
used the writing
seems capture the
inaccurately or lacks variety
accurate, reader's
seem and punch.
natural and interest.
overdone.
not forced.
Includes all Includes most Includes some Includes a few

Email parts
parts parts parts parts
Su respuesta:
Dear Rob,
Thanks for your response. It is nice reading about the sports you do at your
school. I want to try tennis because it is not so popular around here, maybe
you can teach me how to play it.
In my school, we only have basketball, soccer and swimming classes, but the
most famous is soccer, maybe because we do have many teams to follow.
We don't have any after class sports clubs here, but we also get together to
play soccer after school finishes, most of the times we do it on Mondays and I
enjoy to go out and ride my bike every weekend with friends or with my
family, it is very popular at the moment.
Answering your question, we do practice surf in Costa Rica, there are many
places to go and beaches to surf. My favorite is Playa Hermosa, it's really
pretty and cool to surf. Maybe we can go there the next time you visit and
also try new tricks. What do you think about that?
Write soon
Brett
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MÁS RECIENTE Intento 2

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Entregado el 29 de oct de 2020 en 1:06

Este intento tuvo una duración de 41 minutos.

Match the pictures with the words provided.

living room dining room garage bedroom neighborhood

yard kitchen basement bathroom

Match the pictures with the phrases provided.

department store super market discount store outdoor market

shopping mall second hand store duty-free shop convenience store

6. second hand store

second hand store

Match the sports with their definitions.

and thrown through a hoop.

B - Travel - Sightseeing - Quiz2

Choose the option that best completes the statements.

2. Did you find out very much

3. Mount Everest is the tallest

A: How old__________ you last year?

B: I __________ twenty years old.

A: Where__________ Tom last night?

B: He __________ at home.

9. Stewart bought __________ dozen eggs and __________ tomatoes.

10. Mike watches

12. She speaks

A: _________ your father a teacher or a policeman?

15. Of course, comedies are funnier

16. Where are

17. The bus was late, so Alex and Sam were

19. Who was the oldest

20. I live in Rio de Janeiro. Where do you

21. Jack is taller than Carl. Carl isn't as tall as

22. Are cats more intelligent than

A: Were you sick last week?

24. Do you have any

25. I think that Alicia is the smartest

A: _______ it a good film?

27. Carla says that she had the best

28. She is thirty now, so last year she was

more intelligent than

1. The sale begins on 25 April

statements with the phases provided.

Australia’s Underground Homes

about 1,500 people there live in about 1,000 undergroundhomes called

People want to live underground because it is cool underground. Then, they

some underground hotels and a few underground stores. There is another

confused. They say, “Where is the place? I don’t understand!”

1. Coober Pedy is a small town in South Australia.

2. People there dig holes into the ground to get opals.

3. The people there also dig homes underground.

4. The homes are very cool in the summer.

5. It’s easy to make small homes become big homes.

6. Visitors feel confused when they first come to Coober Pedy.

town in South Australia.

into the ground to get opals.

dig homes underground.

9. Stewart bought dozen eggs and tomatoes.