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Name: Robles Villanueva Nelson Donaldo

ID: 31-2169-2017

1. Ex. E Pag. 7 (change sentences from passive to active)


1. The CEO invited spouses of co-workers to attend the reception.
2. Hotel security guards told drivers to stop at the entrance to the hotel.
3. The rules required employees to return from lunch at 2:00.
4. Our manager encouraged us to tweet our questions to the speaker.
5. The invitation advised them to be at the restaurant before 8:00 p.m.

2. Ex. F, Pag. 11 (write 7 sentences using adjectives with less and full)

1. They were careless on their exams and made a lot of mistakes.


2. She was hopeful she would get a good job when she graduated.
3. Karol thought being a doctor was a very meaningful profession.
4. My mother in law visit was painless.
5. The president of Coca-Cola’s company is a very powerful person.
6. The meeting was purposeless and a waste of time.
7. 2 years ago, I learned many useful things in the computer class.

3. Web project: Personality type


Web Project: Personality Types Research Myers Briggs personality types on the
Internet. Look for information about strengths, weaknesses, likes, dislikes, and
abilities. Use these keywords and / or your own keywords in your search:
personality types, Myers Briggs. Then respond to the questions below using
information from the websites.
1. Choose three Myers Briggs personality types. (Each type is identified by a
series of 4 letters: ISTJ, ISFJ, etc.) Give a brief description of each type.
ESTJ: Extraverted, Sensing, Thinking, Judging
ESTJs make great executives, valuing tradition and order. Strong character traits
are important to ESTJs who respect honesty and dedication both in themselves
and others. ESTJs are practical decision-makers, looking for ways to quickly and
effectively see results. Organized and logical, ESTJs are good at both creating and
implementing plans. They do not shy away from difficult plans or decisions and
work to bring others together toward a common purpose.
INTP: Introverted, Intuitive, Thinking, Perceiving
The INTP personality type tends to be quiet and contained. They enjoy abstract
ideas, and deep thought about theories over interaction with others. INTPs desire
logical answers to questions or problems that arise in their environment. Often
skeptical and analytical, INTPs are great problem-solvers, helpful when certain
business issues present themselves. They are often highly creative, intelligent and
attentive.
INTJ: Introverted, Intuitive, Thinking Judging
The INTJ type is guided by reason and logic. They are driven by gaining and using
knowledge. They are highly confident and seek to reform and improve the world
around them. While self-confident, INTJs can be uncomfortable in large groups or
among people they don’t know well. They prefer to discuss ideas and facts rather
than engage in superficial small talk.

Answer these questions in your description:


 What does a person with this personality type do best?
it helps you to function better in your day to day, in your studies, at work and in
your family environment.
 What does a person with this personality type like / dislike?
they like the abstract ideas, and deep thought about theories over interaction with
others.
 What type of job(s) are people with this personality type best suited
for?

For:

 Environmental scientist
 Marketing consultant
 Producer
 Professor
 Sales engineer
 Web developer
 Writer

 What two adjectives best describe this type of person?


They are often highly creative, intelligent and attentive.

2. Which personality type best describes you? Explain


For me it is the “INTP”: Introverted, Intuitive, Thinking, Perceiving
The INTP personality type tends to be contained. They enjoy abstract ideas, and
deep thought about theories over interaction with others. INTPs desire logical
answers to questions or problems that arise in their environment. Often skeptical
and analytical, INTPs are great problem-solvers, helpful when certain business
issues present themselves. They are often highly creative, intelligent and attentive.

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