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Assessment Instrument Third 3
Assessment Instrument Third 3
MARÍA AUXILIADORA
CÓDIGO AMIE 08H00366
Km 2 ½ Vía Atacames – Valle San Rafael
Vocabulary
EFL5.2.6 Use new words and expressions with occur in conversations in the personal
and educational domains, and make to use of such us terms and expressions wherever
appropriate and necessary.
Grammar
EFL 5.4.2 Identify a variety of types and formats of potentials resources and
the value purpose and audience of each one for using in educational domain .
Listening
EFL 5.3.3 Determine the main conclusion in text which clearly argue a point of
view in order to make informed decisions.
Reading
EFL 5.3.8 Identify and understand the mains points in the straight forward texts
on subject of personal interest or familiar academic topic.
Writing
EFL 5.4.6 Produce emails and blog post describing personal experiences and
feelings.
VOCABULARY
EFL5.2.6
1. Complete the sentences with the correct word . (1 point )
2. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs produce, protect,
reduce, or destroy. (1 point )
Grammar
EFL 5.4.2
3. Complete the first conditional sentences with the correct form of the verbs in
parentheses. Use the simple present or will/won’t + verb. (1 point )
4. Rewrite the sentence so that it has the same meaning, using the word or phrase
in parentheses. (1,5 points )
JHON Well… if you 1 ____________ to do this, you might need to save some
money.
JHON And I’m sure that if you 4 ____________ your grandparents, they
5 ____________ you, too. They used to travel a lot doing the same!
MYA Would you like to come with me?
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MARÍA AUXILIADORA
CÓDIGO AMIE 08H00366
Km 2 ½ Vía Atacames – Valle San Rafael
OLIVIA So, if you 2could / can go to any of those projects, where 3will / would
you go?
FREYA That’s easy. If I 4had / have the money for the flight, I would choose
Madagascar.
OLIVIA Really? Well … if you 5will want / want to do this, you might need to save
some money.
FREYA Yes, I’ll do. If I work part-time at the library, 6I’ll get / I’d get some
extra
money.
LISTENING
EFL 5.3.3
READING
EFL 5.3.8
7. Read the text. Answer True or False. (1,5 points )
It is one of the seven wonders of the natural world, bigger than the Great Wall of
China and the only living thing on the planet that is visible from space. The Great
Barrier Reef is over 3,000 km long and runs along the northeast coast of Australia.
This underwater "garden" of brightly colored coral is home to a wealth of marine
life. In fact, there are over 400 types of coral, 1,500 species of fish, and 200
types of birds. Whales and dolphins swim in the ocean around the reef, as well as
several endangered species, including the dugong (sea cow) and large green sea
turtle. This World Heritage Site truly is one of the world’s great wonders.
But a recent study has found that higher ocean temperatures are affecting this
incredible structure. Scientists were shocked to discover that in 2016, 30% of coral
was destroyed when water temperatures across the Great Barrier Reef were higher than
ever before. The destruction was worse than scientists originally thought, with 29%
of the 3,863 mini-reefs that make up the Great Barrier Reef losing two-thirds or
more of their corals. Scientists agree that the higher water temperatures are the
result of climate change. The warm water causes the coral to lose its color and die.
If the water temperature drops again, the corals regain their color slowly. The main
problem is that the coral dies in a very short period of only 2–3 weeks, but it
takes an extremely long time for the coral to recover.
Scientists agree that if we quickly reduce carbon dioxide and other greenhouse
gases, then we might be able to reverse the situation. But they warn that if the
situation doesn’t change, then recovery could be difficult.
a. You can see the Great Barrier Reef from China. __________
SPEAKING
EFL 3.3.8
ASPECTS
Performance:
Fluency: The Pronunciation: Grammar: The
The student
student uses The student student uses
characterizes
STUDENT’S an pronounces the the grammar TOTAL/
N° with an
NAME appropriate words and suggested in 1,50
appropriate
fluency while phrases the
voice and
interpreting. accurately. instructions
intonation
Vocabulary
EFL5.2.6 Use new words and expressions with occur in conversations in the personal
and educational domains, and make to use of such us terms and expressions wherever
appropriate and necessary.
Grammar
EFL 5.4.2 Identify a variety of types and formats of potentials resources and
the value purpose and audience of each one for using in educational domain .
Listening
EFL 5.3.3 Determine the main conclusion in text which clearly argue a point of
view in order to make informed decisions.
Reading
EFL 5.3.8 Identify and understand the mains points in the straight forward texts
on subject of personal interest or familiar academic topic.
Writing
EFL 5.4.6 Produce emails and blog post describing personal experiences and
feelings.
VOCABULARY
EFL5.2.6
1. Complete the words for natural environments. (1 point )
e) From the top of the mountain, we could see the large, wide v__________y
below.
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MARÍA AUXILIADORA
CÓDIGO AMIE 08H00366
Km 2 ½ Vía Atacames – Valle San Rafael
2. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs produce, protect,
reduce, or destroy. (1 point )
Grammar
EFL 5.4.2
4. Complete the first conditional sentences with the correct form of the verbs in
parentheses. Use the simple present or will/won’t + verb. ( 1 point )
5. Mark (✓) the correct verb forms in bold. Replace the incorrect verb forms. (1.5
points)
The planet is in trouble. Climate change, pollution, and plastic are all serious
1
problems. We know that if we don’t do something soon, the consequences will be
__________________ serious. One of the biggest problems is plastic. There is too
much plastic waste in the oceans, and if we 2won’t act __________________ soon, many
marine animals, such as turtles, 3will die __________________. Unless we 4don’t clean
__________________ up the oceans, turtles 5might actually die out __________________.
6
It’s a terrible and sad situation. But we can all do something. If you will make
___________________ some simple changes to your life, you will make a difference.
For eample, if you 7buy __________________ a reusable water bottle, you 8w
won’t need
9
___________________ to buy water in plastic bottles. If you use __________________
10
your own plastic bag at the supermarket, you will help ___________________ reduce
waste. These things aren’t difficult, and small changes are important
UNIDAD EDUCATIVA FISCOMISIONAL
MARÍA AUXILIADORA
CÓDIGO AMIE 08H00366
Km 2 ½ Vía Atacames – Valle San Rafael
LISTENING
EFL 5.3.3
READING
EFL 5.3.8
7. Read the text. Match the beginnings with the endings to make sentences. (1,5
points )
It is one of the seven wonders of the natural world, bigger than the Great Wall of
China and the only living thing on the planet that is visible from space. The Great
Barrier Reef is over 3,000 km long and runs along the northeast coast of Australia.
This underwater "garden" of brightly colored coral is home to a wealth of marine
life. In fact, there are over 400 types of coral, 1,500 species of fish, and 200
types of birds. Whales and dolphins swim in the ocean around the reef, as well as
several endangered species, including the dugong (sea cow) and large green sea
turtle. This World Heritage Site truly is one of the world’s great wonders.
But a recent study has found that higher ocean temperatures are affecting this
incredible structure. Scientists were shocked to discover that in 2016, 30% of coral
was destroyed when water temperatures across the Great Barrier Reef were higher than
ever before. The destruction was worse than scientists originally thought, with 29%
of the 3,863 mini-reefs that make up the Great Barrier Reef losing two-thirds or
more of their corals. Scientists agree that the higher water temperatures are the
UNIDAD EDUCATIVA FISCOMISIONAL
MARÍA AUXILIADORA
CÓDIGO AMIE 08H00366
Km 2 ½ Vía Atacames – Valle San Rafael
result of climate change. The warm water causes the coral to lose its color and die.
If the water temperature drops again, the corals regain their color slowly. The main
problem is that the coral dies in a very short period of only 2–3 weeks, but it
takes an extremely long time for the coral to recover.
Scientists agree that if we quickly reduce carbon dioxide and other greenhouse
gases, then we might be able to reverse the situation. But they warn that if the
situation doesn’t change, then recovery could be difficult.
2. The temperature of the ocean _____ b. live in the Great Barrier Reef.
SPEAKING
EFL 3.3.8
ASPECTS
Performance:
Fluency: The Pronunciation: Grammar: The
The student
student uses The student student uses
characterizes
STUDENT’S an pronounces the the grammar TOTAL/
N° with an
NAME appropriate words and suggested in 1,50
appropriate
fluency while phrases the
voice and
interpreting. accurately. instructions
intonation
Vocabulary
EFL5.2.6 Use new words and expressions with occur in conversations in the personal
and educational domains, and make to use of such us terms and expressions wherever
appropriate and necessary.
Grammar
EFL 5.4.2 Identify a variety of types and formats of potentials resources and
the value purpose and audience of each one for using in educational domain .
Listening
EFL 5.3.3 Determine the main conclusion in text which clearly argue a point of
view in order to make informed decisions.
Reading
EFL 5.3.8 Identify and understand the mains points in the straight forward texts
on subject of personal interest or familiar academic topic.
Writing
EFL 5.4.6 Produce emails and blog post describing personal experiences and
feelings.
VOCABULARY
EFL5.2.6
1. Complete the sentences with the correct word in parentheses. (1 point )
Grammar
EFL 5.4.2
4. Mark (✓) the correct verb forms in bold. Replace the incorrect verb forms. (1,5
points )
The planet is in trouble. Climate change, pollution, and plastic are all serious
1
problems. We know that if we don’t do _________________ something soon, the
2
consequences will be __________________ serious. One of the biggest problems is
3
plastic. There is too much plastic waste in the oceans, and if we won’t act
4
_________________ soon, many marine animals, such as turtles, will die
6
might actually die out ___________________.
UNIDAD EDUCATIVA FISCOMISIONAL
MARÍA AUXILIADORA
CÓDIGO AMIE 08H00366
Km 2 ½ Vía Atacames – Valle San Rafael
OLIVIA So, if you 2could / can go to any of those projects, where 3will / would
you go?
FREYA That’s easy. If I 4had / have the money for the flight, I would choose
Madagascar.
OLIVIA Really? Well … if you 5will want / want to do this, you might need to save
some money.
FREYA Yes, I’ll do. If I work part-time at the library, 6I’ll get / I’d get some
extra
money.
LISTENING
EFL 5.3.3
READING
EFL 5.3.8
7. Read the text. Match the beginnings with the endings to make sentences. (1,5
points )
It is one of the seven wonders of the natural world, bigger than the Great Wall of
UNIDAD EDUCATIVA FISCOMISIONAL
MARÍA AUXILIADORA
CÓDIGO AMIE 08H00366
Km 2 ½ Vía Atacames – Valle San Rafael
China and the only living thing on the planet that is visible from space. The Great
Barrier Reef is over 3,000 km long and runs along the northeast coast of Australia.
This underwater "garden" of brightly colored coral is home to a wealth of marine
life. In fact, there are over 400 types of coral, 1,500 species of fish, and 200
types of birds. Whales and dolphins swim in the ocean around the reef, as well as
several endangered species, including the dugong (sea cow) and large green sea
turtle. This World Heritage Site truly is one of the world’s great wonders.
But a recent study has found that higher ocean temperatures are affecting this
incredible structure. Scientists were shocked to discover that in 2016, 30% of coral
was destroyed when water temperatures across the Great Barrier Reef were higher than
ever before. The destruction was worse than scientists originally thought, with 29%
of the 3,863 mini-reefs that make up the Great Barrier Reef losing two-thirds or
more of their corals. Scientists agree that the higher water temperatures are the
result of climate change. The warm water causes the coral to lose its color and die.
If the water temperature drops again, the corals regain their color slowly. The main
problem is that the coral dies in a very short period of only 2–3 weeks, but it
takes an extremely long time for the coral to recover.
Scientists agree that if we quickly reduce carbon dioxide and other greenhouse
gases, then we might be able to reverse the situation. But they warn that if the
situation doesn’t change, then recovery could be difficult.
4. The temperature of the ocean _____ d. live in the Great Barrier Reef.
SPEAKING
EFL 3.3.8
ASPECTS
Performance:
Fluency: The Pronunciation: Grammar: The
The student
student uses The student student uses
characterizes
STUDENT’S an pronounces the the grammar TOTAL/
N° with an
NAME appropriate words and suggested in 1,50
appropriate
fluency while phrases the
voice and
interpreting. accurately. instructions
intonation
Vocabulary
EFL5.2.6 Use new words and expressions with occur in conversations in the personal
and educational domains, and make to use of such us terms and expressions wherever
appropriate and necessary.
Grammar
EFL 5.4.2 Identify a variety of types and formats of potentials resources and
the value purpose and audience of each one for using in educational domain .
Listening
EFL 5.3.3 Determine the main conclusion in text which clearly argue a point of
view in order to make informed decisions.
Reading
EFL 5.3.8 Identify and understand the mains points in the straight forward texts
on subject of personal interest or familiar academic topic.
Writing
EFL 5.4.6 Produce emails and blog post describing personal experiences and
feelings.
VOCABULARY
EFL5.2.6
1. Complete the words for natural environments. (1 point )
Grammar
EFL 5.4.2
4. Complete the first conditional sentences with the correct form of the verbs in
parentheses. Use the simple present or will/won’t + verb. ( 1 point )
d. Kelly ____WON’T COME____ (not come) if she has to finish her project.
5. Mark (✓) the correct verb forms in bold. Replace the incorrect verb forms. (1.5
points)
The planet is in trouble. Climate change, pollution, and plastic are all serious
1
problems. We know that if we don’t do something soon, the consequences will be
__________________ serious. One of the biggest problems is plastic. There is too
much plastic waste in the oceans, and if we 2won’t act __________________ soon, many
marine animals, such as turtles, 3will die __________________. Unless we 4won’t clean
__________________ up the oceans, turtles 5might actually die out __________________.
6
It’s a terrible and sad situation. But we can all do something. If you will make
___________________ some simple changes to your life, you will make a difference.
7 8
For eample, if you buy __________________ a reusable water bottle, you need
9
___________________ to buy water in plastic bottles. If you might use
10
__________________ your own plastic bag at the supermarket, you will help
___________________ reduce waste. These things aren’t difficult, and small changes
are important
UNIDAD EDUCATIVA FISCOMISIONAL
MARÍA AUXILIADORA
CÓDIGO AMIE 08H00366
Km 2 ½ Vía Atacames – Valle San Rafael
LISTENING
EFL 5.3.3
READING
EFL 5.3.8
7. Read the text. Match the beginnings with the endings to make sentences. (1,5
points )
It is one of the seven wonders of the natural world, bigger than the Great Wall of
China and the only living thing on the planet that is visible from space. The Great
Barrier Reef is over 3,000 km long and runs along the northeast coast of Australia.
This underwater "garden" of brightly colored coral is home to a wealth of marine
life. In fact, there are over 400 types of coral, 1,500 species of fish, and 200
types of birds. Whales and dolphins swim in the ocean around the reef, as well as
several endangered species, including the dugong (sea cow) and large green sea
turtle. This World Heritage Site truly is one of the world’s great wonders.
But a recent study has found that higher ocean temperatures are affecting this
incredible structure. Scientists were shocked to discover that in 2016, 30% of coral
was destroyed when water temperatures across the Great Barrier Reef were higher than
ever before. The destruction was worse than scientists originally thought, with 29%
of the 3,863 mini-reefs that make up the Great Barrier Reef losing two-thirds or
UNIDAD EDUCATIVA FISCOMISIONAL
MARÍA AUXILIADORA
CÓDIGO AMIE 08H00366
Km 2 ½ Vía Atacames – Valle San Rafael
more of their corals. Scientists agree that the higher water temperatures are the
result of climate change. The warm water causes the coral to lose its color and die.
If the water temperature drops again, the corals regain their color slowly. The main
problem is that the coral dies in a very short period of only 2–3 weeks, but it
takes an extremely long time for the coral to recover.
Scientists agree that if we quickly reduce carbon dioxide and other greenhouse
gases, then we might be able to reverse the situation. But they warn that if the
situation doesn’t change, then recovery could be difficult.
2. The temperature of the ocean ___E_ b. live in the Great Barrier Reef.
SPEAKING
EFL 3.3.8
ASPECTS
Performance:
Fluency: The Pronunciation: Grammar: The
The student
student uses The student student uses
characterizes
STUDENT’S an pronounces the the grammar TOTAL/
N° with an
NAME appropriate words and suggested in 1,50
appropriate
fluency while phrases the
voice and
interpreting. accurately. instructions
intonation