Unidad Educativa Particular ‘’La Dolorosa’’

English Topics
Final Evaluation

1.-Adverbs of frequency.
Always, usually, often, sometimes, hardly ever, never
Once a day, twice a day, every day, every week,

2.- Types of movies and books:

Adventure, animation, comedy, comic book, detective, drama, fantasy,
historical, musical, science fiction.

3.- Wild animals:

Alligator, baboon, bear, bison, chimpanzee, coyote, crocodile, deer,
elephant, fox, giraffe, gorilla, goose, hare, hedgehog, hippo, leopard,
hyena, kangaroo, koala, lion, ostrich, panda, raccoon, sloth, snake, tiger,
wolf, zebra, cobra, camel, cheetah, rhino, scorpion.

4.- Weekend activities vocabulary:

Do crafts, garden, go grocery shopping, go to soccer practice, make a
cake, meet friends, play basketball, walk the dog, visit grandparents,
practice keyboard.

5.- Adjectives to describe people: Talkative, naughty, lazy, brave,

friendly, artistic, athletic, funny, quiet, hard-working.

6.- Numbers:
Cardinal – ordinal

7.-Countries and nationalities vocabulary

Ecuador: Ecuadorian
Colombia: Colombian
China: Chinese
Turkey: Turkish
Spain: Spanish
USA: American
Russia: Russian
France: French
Japan: Japanese
Mexico: Mexican
Thailand: Thai

8.-Continents and oceans vocabulary

Continents: Australia, Europe, Antarctica, South America, North
America, Africa, and Asia
Oceans: Pacific, Atlantic, Artic, Antarctic, Indian

9.-Prepositions:
Around, through, over, under,

10.- Grammar
Verbs and verb to be with adverbs of frequency, example:
She is always late.
She usually visits her grandparents.

11.-Tag questions:
Positive and negative statements.

12.- Possessive adjective

My, your, his, her, its, our, their.
The students have to identify the personal pronouns and possessive
adjectives.
13.-Questions and answers with how often.
Example:
How often do you go to the park?
I usually go twice in a week.

14.- Like and dislikes:

Love, really like, like, don’t like, hate.

15.- Present simple: questions, answers and sentences

Are you in the University?
Yes, I do / No, I don’t
They are friends.

Do they have dictionary?

Yes, they do / No, they don’t
She Likes comic books.

16.-Past simple: questions, answers and sentences

Was he in the party last night?
Yes, she was / No, she wasn’t

We were in the same class last year.

Did you do the homework last week?

Yes, I did / No, I didn’t.

They watched the TV in the house last afternoon.