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COORDINACIN DE IDIOMAS
PROGRAMA NACIONAL DE INGLS EN EDUCACIN BSICA
CICLO ESCOLAR 2013-2014
Name:
School:
I. Listen
CCT:
and match
E.g.
1.
Hello!
2.
3.
Bye!
4.
Im fine!
II. Circle
E.g. rat
again
cat
5.
day
play
pencil
6.
frog
dog
park
7.
sad
mom
dad
8. bathroom
classroom
school
star
cap
9.
map
III. Look at the questions and write (P) for permission and (I) for information.
E.g. Can I use your pen?
P
_____
_____
_____
_____
_____
_____
E.g.
Good bye
15.
Good afternoon
Good morning
Good night
16.
Good morning
Good night
17.
Good night
Good afternoon
theres a mouse.
In Toms house,
theres a mouse.
E.g. ________________________
There is a cat,
18. ________________________
In Bettys car,
19. ________________________
Theres a boy,
20. ________________________
and a toy.
theres a star.
2nd Grade
Exam Application Guide
Unit 1
English Instructor:
Before starting the test, ask students to write their full name on the corresponding line.
Verify also that they copy the group section, the schools name and CCT that you
previously have written on the board. Example:
Name: Carlos Martnez Lara
School: Profr. Buenaventura Leal
Listening
Exercise
I.
Instructions
Activity: Students will listen to a list of numbered greeting and
farewell expressions; they will match the number corresponding to
the expression.
Timing
10 minutes
Instructors role:
- Read the instructions clearly.
- Say the phrases twice with a clear tone of voice.
- Give students enough time to answer. Use the example to
show the students how to answer.
E.g. Hello!
1. How are you?
2. Im fine!
3. See you later!
4. Bye!
-
II.
Activity: Students will listen to three words, identify the two words that 10 minutes
rhyme and circle them.
Instructors role:
- Read the instructions clearly.
- Say the exercise number and read the words with a clear tone
of voice. Do it twice.
Reading
Exercise
Instructions
Timing
III.
Activity: Students will read questions and write P for permission and
I for information.
10 minutes
Instructors role:
- Read the instructions clearly.
- Say the exercise number and read the sentences twice with a
clear tone of voice.
IV.
5 minutes
Writing
Exercise
V.
Instructions
Activity: Students will write the missing phrases to make rhymes.
Timing
5 minutes
Instructors role:
- Read the instructions clearly.
- Tell your students they have to write the missing phrases from
the box to make rhymes.
Speaking
Oral exam instructions
VI.
This part of the exam will be applied individually. You will need to
print the corresponding flashcards.
Instructors role:
Select a student randomly. Create a dialogue, encouraging the
student to answer the following statements and questions.
(No image needed)
Timing
N/A
1. Good morning.
(No image needed)
2. Whats your name?
(No image needed)
3. How are you?
Hold up a flashcard and have the student say the appropriate
expression according to the image.
Image 1
4. What does the girl need to say?
Image 2
5. What does the girl want to say?
Image 3
6. What does the girl want to say?
Image 4
7. What does the boy want to say?
Images 5 -10
Instructor will introduce the activity by saying: Lets make pairs
with rhyming words. Show students images from 5 to 10 and ask
them to make 3 pairs by mentioning the rhyming words.
8. Ask the students to choose rhyming pair 1.
9. Ask the students to choose rhyming pair 2.
10. Ask the students to choose rhyming pair 3.
- Repeat the task until every student has made the 3 pairs.
Image 1
Image 2
Image 3
Image 4
DOG
CAT
Image 6
Image 5
FROG
COOK
Image 7
BOOK
Image 8
RAT
Image 9
Image 10
2nd Grade
Exam Answer Key
Unit 1
Listening
I.
Reading
III.
II.
Writing
IV.
V.
Speaking
VI.
1. Good morning, hello, hi.
2. My name is ____, Im ______.
3. Im fine (thank you)
4. May I go to the bathroom?
5. May I come in?
6. May I use your pencil?
7. May I drink water?
8. Cat-rat
9. Dog-frog
10. Cook-book
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
-
Write just the first name and last name of your students.
Use a checkmark to indicate the correct answers.
P stands for pronunciation: A+ = Answers can be understood without difficulty.
A = Answers can be understood with some difficulty.
B = Answers are difficult to understand.
C = Answers cannot be understood at all.
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26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
47.
48.
49.
50.
-
Write just the first name and last name of your students.
Use a checkmark to indicate the correct answers.
P stands for pronunciation: A+= Answers can be understood without difficulty.
A = Answers can be understood with some difficulty.
B = Answers are difficult to understand.
C = Answers cannot be understood at all.
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