READING 4TH GRADE HIGH INTERMEDIATE

MARCH

Due to the recent events the government and the authorities have made some decisions to continue working, so that you can finish with the course without any problems. That is why we are going to work online and we will be checking all the tasks online.

Do not forget that you have to continue working with the platform, remember that we check it every week and we are evaluating you with this activity that is the 70% of your grade in reading.

Meanwhile here you have the vocabulary you need to considerate for the 4th bimestrial exam.


4 Written questions

  1. begin to grow; give off shoots or buds; N: new growth on a plant; shoot

    TYPE THE ANSWER
  2. VERB crush or squeeze (something) with force so that it becomes flat, soft, or out of shape

    TYPE THE ANSWER
  3. (n.) a difficult or perplexing situation or problem

    TYPE THE ANSWER
  4. an event resulting in great loss and misfortune

    TYPE THE ANSWER

3 Matching questions

  1. deflect
  2. collide
  3. scenario
  • turn aside; turn away from a straight course
  • An outline of possible events
  • to come together with great force

3 Multiple choice questions

  1. conversely, in reverse
  2. suddenly
  3. extremely; greatly

3 True/False questions

  1. disadvantage → drawback
  2. Ridiculous, senseless → preposterous
  3. inquire secretly → spy on




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