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Preliminary Chapter Exam Spanish 1A Official.

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I. Vocabulary & Image: Read and analyze each image and vocabulary words, or Spanish sentence. Match the image with the correct one. 8 pts.

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Levanten la mano.

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Completa la conversación.

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Hay relámpagos.

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Cierren los libros.

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Llueve mucho.

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Hace mucho frío.

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Hace calor.

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Siéntense.

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Take out a piece of paper. (Translate in Spanish and keep in mind the practice of the grammar rules in class)

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Open your books on page five. (Translate in Spanish and keep in mind the grammar rules practice in class)

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Open your books on page five. (Translate in Spanish and keep in mind the grammar rules practice in class)

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Open your books on page five. (Translate in Spanish and keep in mind the grammar rules practice in class)

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Open your books on page five. (Translate in Spanish and keep in mind the grammar rules practice in class)

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Jorgito is very cold.

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SIETE POR TRES DIVIDO TRES MÁS TRES =

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CATORCE MÁS OCHO MENOS NUEVE POR DOS =

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SEIS MENOS TRES POR CUATRO DIVIDO TRES =

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ONCE POR DOS MÁS TRES MENOS OCHO =

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¿Cuántos años tienes?

(Select the logical answer for this question)

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¿Cómo de dice "it is snowing" en español?

(Select the logical answer for this question)

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It represents the nutrition that is givento soulsto quell hunger, for its long journey from Mictlán to earth.

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Represents the importance of living your true self and it’s also about not pretending to be someone you are not. No matter what you look like and where you come from you will end up a skeleton in the end with everyone else! Money can’t keep us from death.

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Latin@ is... and Latinx is...

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The visitation of the souls of loved ones is long and hard and they arrive very hungry. They are offered the favorite dishes of the deceased. Mole is a traditional dish that is served on these dates.

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How many Spanish-speaking countries do we have?

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¿Cómo se dice: "Good morning", "Good afternoon" y "Good night/evening" en español?

(Translate these greetings in the same order in Spanish: Uppercase, accent marks, and period in the end.)

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¿De dónde eres?

(Select the logical answer for this question)

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Doña Gabriela and Jorgito have known each other for a long time.

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Doña Gabriela asked Señora Pérez her phone number.

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Doña Gabriela is formal with Jorgito when she speaks to him.

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Carlitos and Doña Gabriela are both from Central América.