OPPOSITE ADJECTIVES · el 12 de marzo de 2020, debes responderla con dedicación para poder aprobar...
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2020. “Año de Laura Méndez de Cuenca; emblema de la mujer Mexiquense”
ASIGNATURA_ENGLISH _____2o___ GRADO GUIA DE ESTUDIO PARA EXAMEN EXTRAORDINARIO INGLÉS II CICLO ESCOLAR 2019- 2020
NOMBRE DEL ALUMNO: _________________________________NOMBRE DEL PROFESOR: __ELSA AZUCENA FLORES VARGAS PERIODO: AGOSTO
GRUPO _____________ No. ACIERTOS _________________ CALIFICACION _____________________ FECHA: ___________________
RECOMENDACIONES GENERALES: esta guía está basada en los ejercicios que se realizaron en el aula de clases de agosto a 2019 hasta
el 12 de marzo de 2020, debes responderla con dedicación para poder aprobar el Examen Extraordinario y presentarla el día de su
aplicación.
I. Lee con atención el esquema de abajo e identifica los adjetivos calificativos
opuestos:
OPPOSITE ADJECTIVES
SERVICIOS EDUCATIVOS INTEGRADOS AL ESTADO DE MÉXICO ESCUELA SECUNDARIA TÉCNICA N.º 89
“JOSÉ MARÍA MORELOS Y PAVÓN” CICLO ESCOLAR 2019 – 2020
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II. Describe las siguientes imágenes usando la mayor cantidad de
adjetivos posibles y usando los del ejercicio anterior:
1. ______________________________________________
2. ______________________________________________
3. ________________________________________________
III. Cambia los adjetivos que utilizaste en el ejercicio anterior para formar
comparatives conforme a los ejemplos la tabla
Adjectives Comparatives
4.
5.
6.
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IV. Escribe la opción correcta del cuadro para completar el ejercicio:
a) They’re $ 30.99 b) It’s $ 11.99
7. How much is this necklace? _______________________ 8. How much are these pants? ________________________
V. Completa la conversación usando las palabras del cuadro:
a) newer b) older c) catalogue d) book e) pieces
-Let´s turn off the TV, is boring! - Yes, let’s make a (9) __________. - Great idea, we can sell our video games and make money. - We have lots of (10) __________ to sell. - And I have an X-box I don´t use. - Yes, you need a (11) __________ version.
VI. Completa el ejercicio con comparativos, el adjetivo que debes transformer está
en itálicas.
I've got two very good friends, Peter and Sharon, and they are totally different. For example,
Peter is much (12) __________ (tall) than Sharon and he's (13) __________ (thin) too. He's also
(14) ____________________ (energetic) and plays a lot of sport. Sharon is (15)
_____________________ (musical) than Peter - in fact she's generally (16) ______________
(artistic). Her hair is (17) __________ (long) than Peter's, and a lot (18) __________
(cheesy) and she's (19) _____________________ (interested) in clothes and fashion. I don't
think one is (20) _______________________ (intelligent) than the other - they are both very nice
people. But they are very different - sometimes I think Peter is a (21) __________ (good) friend
and other times I think Sharon is.
VII. Escribe el superlative correcto de acuerdo a la tabla anterior:
22. The clothes are _______________________ (good) in my town.
23. That’s my _______________________ (bad) mark ever!
24. That’s the _______________________ (disgusting) meal I’ve ever had!
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25. I hope your team’s _______________________ (fast) of the championship.
26. They’re _______________________ (happy) student in his new school.
27. The correct comparative for the adjective ugly is: a) more ugly than c) ugglyier than d) uglier than
28. My parents are ___________________________ my grandparents! a) more fantastic than b) bigger than d) younger than
29. _____________ is the hottest place around the world. a) Sahara dessert b) Acapulco c) Antartic
VIII. Selecciona la respuesta correcta y subráyala.
30. A good way to learn to stay safe in case of emergency is to read:
a) An emergency instruction manual. b) Facebook c) Any video game manual.
31. In case of an earthquake, to be safe practice:
a) Drop, cover and hold on. b) Run, scream and push, c) Drop, cover, hold on and cry.
32. To leave the school, house or any building use:
a) The rooms. b) The stairs. c) Windows and elevator.
33. You can escape from high levels or rooms in case of fire using:
a) Escape ladders. b) Windows and elevator. c) A car.
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IX. Selecciona la respuesta correcta sobre seguir instrucciones:
34. a) Close supervision is necessary. b) Remove before washing. c) Read all.
35. a) Read all instructions before using. b) Close supervision is necessary. c) Remove beaters from mixer.
36. a) Open and fix it. b) Call your friends c) Do not operate if it has a damage cord or plug.
X. Une con una línea la instrucción que coresponde para la imagen, solo una es correcta: 37. a) The timer will let you know when the bread is ready! b) Press the start button once to turn it on. c) Plug it and the indicator will flash 38. a) Put the liquid ingredients in the pan. b) Add the dry ingredients. c) Add four eggs to the mixture. 39. a) Turn off the machine. b) Plug it and the indicator will light up with flashing zeros. c) Unplug the machine.
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XI. Lee el siguiente artículo sobre áreas protegidas y contesta el cuestionario en
inglés.
Some of the most biodiverse ecosystems are not being protected and the management of
many protected areas is deficient, a progress report warns
Oliver Milman in Honolulu @olliemilman Fri 14 Jul 2017
Nearly 15% of the Earth’s land is contained in national parks or other protected areas. The
world is edging toward a major conservation target for protected land and oceans, but there
are concerns about how safeguarded areas are managed and whether they are effectively
protecting endangered species, according to a new report.
Nearly 15% of the Earth’s land, covering around 20m sq km, is contained in national parks or
other protected areas. It is close to an internationally agreed goal to protect 17% of the land
surface by 2020.
There has been a faster rate of progress in ocean conservation, albeit of a low base. Around
4% of the total surface of the ocean, covering 15m sq km, is now protected. This area, roughly
the size of Russia, has quadrupled in size over the past decade.
Climate change will mean the end of national parks as we know them
But the progress report by the UN Environment and the International Union for Conservation
of Nature (IUCN) warns that some of the most biodiverse ecosystems are not being protected
and that the management of many protected areas is deficient.
Less than 20% of areas considered crucial hubs for species are fully protected, the report
states, with countries routinely failing to assess the effectiveness of their national parks.
Restricting hunting, mining and other development helps species survival chances, terrestrial
species in protected areas suffered an average decline of 18% from 1970 to 2010, compared
to a 39% loss for species when unprotected areas are included.
Questionnaire of Climate Change.
1. What is a protected area?
_____________________________________________________________________
2. What is the long term objective to protect a geographical space?
_____________________________________________________________________
3. What organization defines what is a protected area?
_____________________________________________________________________
4. What are some examples of protected areas?
_____________________________________________________________________
5. What services it provide us?
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_____________________________________________________________________
6. What is one of the principal areas of expertise of the International Union?
_____________________________________________________________________
7. What is the internationally agreed goal to protect areas?
_____________________________________________________________________
8. What is the principal idea of the progress report by UN Environment and IUCN?
_____________________________________________________________________
9. What is helping species to survive in protected areas?
_____________________________________________________________________
10. How can you help to protect the environment?
_______________________________________________________________________
XII. Llena el cuadro de verbos conjugados en el tiempo que se te pide:
Climate change
Verbs (usar lápiz punta fina):
Simple form Simple past/Past participle S. future Gerund Translation
50. Protect protected Will protect protecting proteger
51. Define
52. Recognise
53. Dedicate
54. Manage
55. Achieve
56. Contribute
57. Help
58.Adapt
59. Estimate
60. Store
61. Mitigate
62. Designate
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63. Work
64. Develop
65. Warn
66. Concern
67. Safeguard
68. Endanger
69. Cover
70. State
71. Asses
72. Fail
73. Hunt
74. Mine
75. Suffer
76. Compare
77. Include
78. Consume
79. Create
80. Release
81. Refuse
82. Use
83. Last
84. Recycle
85. Save
86. Avoid
87. Reduce
88. Make*
89. Switch
90. Ask
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91. Renew
92. Cut*
93. Choose*
94. Reuse
95.Refill
*Irregulares
VALOR: 50%