EXAMEN EXTRAORDINARIO 5TH GRADE TOPIC GUIDE
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1 Página 1 de 7 Topic guide for the 5th grade extraordinary exam. Personal information Introducing yourself Giving and asking for personal information Simple present tense Some / any / a / an countable and uncountable nouns prepositions of place and prepositions of time Identify the numbers Reading the time in both languages Writing the time properly Identify weather conditions Practice vocabulary related to weather Use of definite and indefinite article. Time adverbs review. Present continuous Present simple Varied vocabulary Esta guía deberá entregarse a más tardar el día del examen para tener derecho al mismo, con portada completa. La guía de power point solo es de referencia y estudio esa guía no debe entregarse y no será aceptada.
2 Página 2 de 7 Lectura de comprensión Lee el articulo acerca de Dress-Down Friday. Circula T (True) or F (False). It s official wearing casual clothes to work makes people rude, lazy and flirtatious. Dress-down Friday has not worked out. A host of new surveys from the States shows employers increasingly concerned that staff who turn up smart casual are up to 50 per cent more likely to act rude and silly. Lateness, sluggishness or just not being there at all have all become hallmarks of the last day of the working week, according to a study for American Corporate Trends Magazine. So much so, that many bosses are now returning Friday to its previous strict and sober incarnation. Friday first went casual in Britain in the late 1980s, but the practice didn t really catch on until the mid-nineties. By then, the economy was booming and new sources of income and prestige IT, biotechnology, dotcom were emerging. The people who worked for these firms may have been rich, but bowler hats and umbrellas represented an older now ailing economy, one that had been founded in the mid-nineteenth century on a formal distinction between work and home. The New Economy, by contrast, liked to emphasise the continuity and even overlap between professional and domestic spaces. People brought scented candles to the office before returning home to a converted industrial site. In Frankfurt, workers could pop into 'nap rooms' after lunch, while in London the smartest new nightclub was called, quite simply, Home. Work and play had become infinitely interchangeable. Dressing down has proved to be more of a worry than getting dressed up in a uniform ever was. Even in those companies that are casual every day, the understanding is that you wear a suit whenever appropriate to meet a client, make an important presentation. As a result I spend more time matching up my clothes to my schedule than I ever did before, says Sarah Smart, who works for a Swiss bank. De acuerdo al texto: People are naturally lazy and sluggish on the last day of the working week. T / F Dress-down Fridays were popular in Britain in the late 1980s. T / F In The New Economy there was no clear divide between work and home. T / F Sarah Smart adapts the clothes she wears for specific occasions. T / F It is still not clear whether clothing affects performance in the workplace. T / F Estructura y vocabulario Lee el siguiente parrafo. Escribe los verbos que se encuentran ene leparentesis en el tiempo grammatical correcto. I (drive) to the city centre last month when I (see) Brad, an old friend from college. I (know) him quite well, but we lost touch with each other when I (ask) to move to Ohio by my company a few years ago. I (10) (see) him for ages so I (get out) of the car. How long (12) (live) in Ohio, Colin? I asked him. I (just move) here he replied. I (14) (work) in the film industry and we (shoot) part of a new movie here in Ohio.
3 Página 3 de 7 Reescribe las siguiente preguntas en forma de indirecta iniciando con las palabras dadas. How long have you known about this? Do you mind telling me When does the next train leave? Do you have any idea Could you help me please? I was wondering Has she got a boyfriend at the moment? I d really like to know When did he leave? What time do you suppose Subrralla la frase correcta en italicas. Man: I wasn t a very good student at school. Woman: So was I / Neither was I. Man: I went to Colombia on holiday last year. Woman: Really? So was I / So did I. Pass me that book, will you / don t you? Let s have a drink at this café, won t we / shall we? Nobody got it right, didn t he / did they? Completa the sentences below with a preposition from the box. Three prepositions are not used. at with to off or in on about I m very optimistic the future. I lost your money but please don t be mad me! She works really hard. She s not lacking energy. How long have you been allergic nuts? I wasn t very satisfied my score in the English test. Completa las oraciones con la forma correcta del phrasal verb que se encuentra en el recuadro. dos de estos verbos no seran utilizados. stand up to give up get on with go off go for go out with I used to take French lessons, but I when I moved to Brazil. I my food for several days when I had food poisoning last week. My sister doesn t have any friends. She doesn t her classmates.
4 Página 4 de 7 I wasn t bullied at school because I people. Completa el párrafo con a, an, the, or (no article). After few years of hard work I decided to take holiday. First of all, I withdrew all my money from bank. I had plenty of different ideas about where to go, but I finally decided to travel to Mozambique. holiday was wonderful. I travelled through desert and went on wonderful safari. Completa las oraciones condicionales utilizando los verbos en parentesis. I m not a politician, but if I were, (try) to change a few laws. If I hadn t been working, I (be able) to go on holiday with you. If you see John, (tell) him I called? We wouldn t be having these problems with the boat if you (spent) some money on it last year. (pass) the exam, if he had studied harder? Completa el parrafo utilizando las palabras conectoras que se encuentran en el recuadro.dos palabras no seran utilizadas. just as during as soon as when while by the time I was having lunch the other day I saw my sister s husband. He walked into the restaurant and sat down. He didn t see me. I was going to go over and talk to him, he started waving at a woman who had just come into the restaurant. she saw him she went over to his table, kissed him, and sat down. The first thing I did I got home that evening was to phone my sister. She told me that the woman was her husband s business partner. Subraya la palabra correcta de las opciones dadas en itálicas. I drank too much last night. I ve got a sore / twisted / splitting headache. Well, I know a good hangover / hungover / hanging over cure. I m not sure whether she wants me to go with her, so I ll just play things by mouth / mind / ear. I m down / up / in to my eyes in work just now. Could you call back later? John s been slobbing out / eating up / stuffing up in front of the TV all day. It s a good idea not to get too obsessive / obsessed / overdo with keeping fit and healthy. His body talk / language / expression was very positive. I think he ll say yes. Completa las oraciones con frases adecuadas que cumplan con el requerimiento de las frases incompletas. Utiliza las frases del paréntesis. I failed my driving test for the seventh time yesterday.
5 Página 5 de 7 Oh. Poor. (express sympathy) My girlfriend dumped me last night for somebody else. Serves. (you are not sympathetic) I m overweight. Have some exercise? (make recommendation) I know it s crazy, but I love him. If I forget about him. (give advice) (17) I can t get this computer to work. You could try it back to the shop. (give advice) Completa las oraciones utilizando las frases del recuadro. Cinco frases no serán utilizadas. take off go on turn up go through put up with let down count on look into get over get rid of Nicola is very reliable. You can her. Would you like me to the instructions with you once again? We ve had to her inconsiderate behaviour for years! They a difficult period in their marriage last year but I think that they have (22) most of their problems now. Complete the sentences below with a word from the box. Two words are not used. support stadium lose win game score colours players Arsenal often just before the final whistle. Do you just one team, or are there several that you like? There are some world-class here today. What does your team play in? This is the biggest I ve ever watched. Completa las oraciones con ing o la forma infinitiva de los verbos en parentesis. Sally really enjoys (play) computer games. I think we should at least try (make) this marriage work. Well, I can t remember (see) Karen at the party. Was she there?
6 Página 6 de 7 We stopped a few times (ask) the way to the stadium. I like (arrive) at the stadium at least an hour before the start of the game. I ll never forget (win) that game. It was the highlight of my career. I d like (thank) you all for coming today. Completa las oraciones utilizando will, won t, would, used to, o didn t use to. It s a problem. Although Jack is very intelligent, he just read a book. John hated his job. He always leave the office before anyone else. I enjoy classical music, but I do now. It be much colder in the winter than it is now. He loves birds. He sit for hours watching them. If there are going to be lots of pretty girls, then Henry be there! Subraya la palabra correcta en el siguiente parrafo. Most adults today own their own mobile phone. Consequently, / Nevertheless, / Yet in recent years there has been a sharp increase in the profits of mobile phone companies. Consequently, / Nevertheless, / Also many people are now saying that the market has become saturated and on the other hand, / even so, / as a result, these companies will start to see their profits and their share prices fall. Consequently, / Yet / Also some market analysts remain optimistic. They say that increasing prosperity will even so / also / yet mean that parents buy mobile phones for their children. Of course, on the other hand, / yet / also that prosperity could be short-lived. Subraya la palabra correcta en itálicas de las siguientes oraciones. I think / am thinking of learning to play the guitar. I m not believing / I don t believe a word of what he says. Are you envying / Do you envy David s success? Are you still having / Do you still have that CD I lent you last year? How long have you known / have you been knowing Alison? Completa las oraciones utilizando la estructura present perfect or present perfect continuous y los verbos en parenthesis. I (lose) my keys three times this week already!
7 Página 7 de 7 How long (save) money for your luxury holiday? I (take) my driving test three times. How stupid of me! I (drive) all day with the headlights on! I (know) my wife for seven years. Sarah (look) for a new house. Do you know of anything suitable?
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