TEMARIO EXAMENES

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1.-SUBJECT PRONOUNS: a pronoun is a word that takes the place of one or more nouns. It’s always before a verb. (  I, you, he, she, it , we, you , they ) Example: He is playing basketball.	83, ad 85
2.-OBJECT PRONOUNS: use an object pronoun after an action verb or prepositions such as for, at, of, on, with, and to. (  me, you, him, her, it , us, you , them ) Example. Give her the ball.	84
3.-POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES. A possessive adjective takes the place of a possessive noun. It’s always with a noun. (my, your, his, her, its, our, your, their) Example. This is my book.	86, 87,and 89
4.- POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS: Use a possessive pronoun alone, without a noun. EXAMPLE: This is yours.	86, and 89
5.-CONTRACTIONS: a contraction is a shortened form of two words. Use an apostrophe (‘) to replace the letters that are left out. EXAMPLES: THEY ARE à THEY’RE	90, and 91
6.-RELATIVE PRONOUNS: To give extra information about an animal, place or thing use the word that/ which after the noun, to give extra information about a person use the word who. EXAMPLE: She is the person who speaks English.	92,93,and 94
7.- YES/NO QUESTIONS:  It starts with Do,Does,or Did. EXAMPLES:  Does she like pizza? Yes, she does. 8.- WH-QUESTIONS: Use the following question words.  Who, When, When, Why, What, Where, How. EXAMPLES: Where are you from? I’m from Mexico	97, 99, 100, 101 and, 102
9.-  COUNT  AND  NONCOUNT NOUNS. Count nouns are nouns that can be counted for quantities. EXAMPLE: pencils, books, friends, apples, cars, games, houses, fingers, computers Noncount nouns are nouns that cannot be counted for quantities. EXAMPLES: sugar, oil, salt, meat, milk, hair, tea, rice, cheese, butter.	105
General review TOPIC PAGES UNIT: ENERGY *The sun is a source of energy that gives us heat and light. *People use a thermometer that offers an exact of temperature. * Solar energy is a renewable source of energy *The normal temperature of a human body is 37°C *The name of the substance that a thermometer has inside is Mercury.* Another name for wind energy is eolic *Modern windmills that produce electricity are more properly called wind turbines or wind generators. *The turning wheel of a windmill produces energy, and this energy is used to produce electricity. 80, 81, 87, 91.  (Questions and activities from your notebook) UNIT. WHAT IS COMBUSTION? * Combustion is a chemical reaction that produces energy. *In the external combustion, the fuel is burned outside of the engine. *In the internal combustion, the fuel is burned inside of the engine. * Coal, oil and wood are three kinds of fuel that are used to produce steam. *A steam engine is an example of external combustion. *Envelope, gas burners, and basket are the three main parts of a hot-air balloon. 92,94,95. (Questions and activities from your notebook) UNIT: SHARKS *Most sharks have up to seven rows of teeth and they can grow a new set of teeth every two weeks. * Like other fish sharks need oxygen to stay alive, and they get it from sea water. They breathe through their gills, which contain blood vessels. *Some people are killing sharks just for food and sport. *Sharks often travel with two kinds of fish: pilot fish and remora. *Some sharks lay only a few eggs and it can take as long as two years for a baby shark to be born. *Species of sharks: tiger shark, nurse shark, whale shark, cookiecutter shark, and bull shark. Body parts of a shark: First dorsal fin, second dorsal fin, pelvic fin, pectoral fin, caudal fin, and lateral line system. 103,104,108. (Questions and activities from your notebook) General review 114,115,116, and 117. Spelling / Book: Triumphs Study the vocabulary from the lessons: *Nocturnal *Shimmer *Solitary *Obtain *Material *Cactus *Lawn *Lovely *Fabulous *Ingredients * Funds * Admire. Listening /Book: Super Minds TOPIC PAGES 1.- VOCABULARY FROM UNIT 7: ORCHESTRA! *Tambourine                *Trombone *Triangle                       *Trumpet *Drums                            *Harp *Saxophone                  *Keyboard *Violin 82 and activities from your notebook 2.- “POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS” (mine, yours, his, hers, its, ours, yours, theirs) Example: This car is ours. “POSSESIVE ADJECTIVES” (my, your, his, her, its, our, your, their) Example: This is my notebook. 83 and 84. Reading / Book Triumphs (Practice book) TOPIC PAGES 1-.VOCABULARY *Nocturnal                           *Explorer *Cactus                                *Fabulous *Courage 176 and 258  from Practice Book and 246 andfrom Reading Book 2.-PREFIXES AND SUFFIXES Prefix is before a base word(re, pre, over) Overcook, reread, preorder Suffix is at the end of a base word. (ful or ly) hurtful, kindly. 150, 164, 172, and 175 from practice book 3.- Words with soft “C” Examples: city, dance, circus, fore, space, exercise, Page 189 from practice book	87, 95 96