Title: Default for 2020LB11A
Course: 2024 Basic English 7

Q: Read every item carefully to choose correctly
- Where are the Tigris and Euphrates rivers located? | They are located in Mesopotamia
- Why did some civilizations settle near rivers? | Because water helped them grow crops to feed a large population
- What could you find in these cities? | It could be found palaces, temples, tombs, and canals
- What was the king of these cities in charge of? | He was in charge of making the laws
- What two types of writing are mentioned in the text? | They are cuneiform and hieroglyphs

Q: Read every item carefully and choose correctly
- How was Egypt divided in the 4th millennium? | It was divided into Lower Egypt and Upper Egypt
- Who united both kingdoms? | King Menes united them
- When was Egypt conquered? | It was conquered in 1100 BC

Q: People who serve in the army
A: soldiers

Q: A system of rules that regulate a country
A: laws

Q: Social or official rank or status.
A: state

Q: An area of ground in terms of ownership or use is
A: land

Q: The governing body of a nation, state, or community
A: government

Q: Religion and art were important in Egypt.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Egyptians worshipped only one god.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: They buried their mummies in cemeteries.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: They represented important people, such as the pharaoh in the same size as the others.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Their drawings show volume and perspective.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Social Studies
- Where are hot and cold deserts found? | They are found n tropical regions and temperate zones
- What is the maximum temperature in hot deserts? | It is 50° C
- Why is there little vegetation and wild life in the desert? | Because water is scarce

Q: There are two types of paragraphs
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Each paragraph has its own purpose
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Descriptive paragraphs explain a process.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: A narrative paragraph uses action words
- True
- False
A: False

Q: An expository paragraph tells a story.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: The persuasive paragraph requires research
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Learning styles
- This type of learner uses graphic organizers to memorize information. | Logical
- This type of learner discusses information to learn better. | Verbal
- This type of learner remembers everything just by seeing information. | Visual
- This type of learner learns better while working in team. | Social
- This type of learner needs to move while learning. | Physical
- This type of learner listens to remember information, make songs to remember. | Auditory
- This type of learner learns better working alone. | Solitarity

Q: Skimming is to read fast to get the general idea of a text.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Scanning is to read fast to get the general idea of a text.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Scanning is to read to look only for specific words, a list, a concept.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: When scanning, I do not need to know the information previously to recognize it.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: When Skimming, I need to read all the information to understand.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Skimming helps me to decide if I read more or to keep only the general information.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Scanning helps me to quickly decide a website to use it.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: With Skimming, I do not save time because I have to read everything.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Instructions: Read the paragraph definitions and match them to “expository, descriptive, persuasive, narrative”.
- This type of paragraph is described as it tells the reader how an object or idea is by using a lot of adjectives to describe it. | Descriptive
- This type of paragraph is described as it explains an idea with concepts. Also, it can explain a process. | Expository
- This type of paragraph is described as it tells a story where there is a beginning, a development, and an end. | Narrative
- This type of paragraph is described as its purpose is to convince the reader to do or about something. | Persuasive

Q: Instructiones: Read the steps and order them from 1 to 5 of how to improve your critical thinking.
- It is necessary to get different conclusions which can be described. | 4
- You should collect and organize all the information you got. | 2
- You have to take a decision. | 5
- You should identify the concept. | 1
- It is necessary to consider what the consequences might be, good consequences and bad consequences. | 3

Q: Instructions: Read the statements and choose “true” or false”.

Taking a decision should not consider any process like identify the problem, collect information, consider the consequences.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Instructions: Read the statements and choose “true” or false”.

Taking a decision without considering the consequences may affect you and people around you.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Instructions: Read the statements and choose “true” or false”.

Critical thinking is the action of only taking arguments and concepts without accepting anything, but critical thinking is an important part of decision making.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Instructions: Complete the statements typing the missing word from the box.

1.- Every place on earth has different _____________, for example, Mediterranean has winter and summer.

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A: season

Q: Instructions: Complete the statements typing the missing word from the box.

2.- Trees, shrubs, herbs, grasses, ferns, and mosses are ____________________.

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A: plants

Q: Instructions: Complete the statements typing the missing word from the box.

3.- The continents are very large land masses, __________________ by oceans and seas.

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A: surrounded

Q: Instructions:  Complete the statements typing the missing word from the box.

4.- Short _______________ grow in the moors.

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A: grass

Q: Instructions: Complete the statements typing the missing word from the box.

5.- Rivers might change their ________________ because of geological agents.

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A: flow

Q: Instructions: Complete the statements typing the missing word from the box.

6.- Places where there are __________________ have abundant vegetation.

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A: regular rainfall

Q: Instructions: Complete the statements typing the missing word from the box.

7.- Many inland and coastal __________________ are transformed to build hotels.

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A: areas

Q: Instructions: Complete the statements typing the missing word from the box.

8.- Antarctic zone’s temperature is below -0 °C, so it is a ____________________ area.

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A: frozen

Q: Instructions: Read the short reading and answer to the statements as true or false.

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- Bushes and short grasses grow in deciduous forests. | False
- In a maritime climate, precipitation is heavy and all year round. | True
- Oceanic climate is also called maritime climate. | True
- The maritime climate is normally found in deserts. | False
- Oceanic landscapes are very humid and there is various vegetation | True

Q: Instrucions: read the question carefully to choose correctly.

What is the name of a river in Mesopotamia?
- Euphrates
- NIle
- Thames
A: Euphrates

Q: Instrucions: read the question carefully to choose correctly.

Who ruled in Mesopotamia?
- senators
- kings
- people
A: kings

Q: Instrucions: read the question carefully to choose correctly.

When did the Mesopotamian civilization come to an end?
- 7th century
- 5th century
- 6th century
A: 6th century

Q: Instrucions: read the question carefully to choose correctly.

How was the weather where Mesopotamia was founded?
- It was cold
- It was dry
- It was humid
A: It was dry

Q: Instrucions: read the question carefully to choose correctly.

Who governed Mesopotamia in the late 7th century?
- Nebuchadnezzar II,
- Ceasar
- Cleopatra
A: Nebuchadnezzar II,

Q: Instructions: read the question carefully to choose correctly.

You can use someone else’s work without citing it
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Instructions: read the question carefully to choose correctly.

You write the citation at the end of your work.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Instructions: read the question carefully to choose correctly.

A citation includes the author’s address and age.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Instructions: read the question carefully to choose correctly.

Essays and compositions require citations.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Instructions: read the question carefully to choose correctly.

Not citing an author’s work is plagiarism.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Instructions: read the statements carefully to match them with its correct sentence.
- Ancient Greece was divided in | three territories.
- Greeks had to get food from the sea because | their land was dry and rocky.
- Greek sailors traded with | other countries across the sea
- Each territory was divided but they | had the same government, laws, and gods
- Greek history is divided in three periods: | Archaic, Classical, and Hellenistic
- Minoan Crete and Mycenae are | pre-Archaic civilizations.

Q: Instructions: choose from the box the digital name and write it.

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__________________allows to write digital documents, such as letters, assignments, essays, etc.
A: word processing software

Q: Instructions: choose from the box the digital name and write it.

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__________________ nowadays is necessary to keep in touch with different people around the world. Also, it has become a tool for people to let others to know about  their businesses.
A: social media

Q: Instructions: choose from the box the digital name and write it.

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______________________ is a tool to keep record of digital files and documents. Also, it storages information on the internet.
A: cloud drive

Instructions: write 2 skills you have learned from this tool.

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Instructions: write 2 skills you have learned from this tool.

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Instructions: write 2 skills you have learned from this tool.

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Q: Instructions: write inside of the pyramid the social structure of Mesopotamian and Ancient Greece society.
- Zone 1 | The king
- Zone 2 | Novelty
- Zone 3 | Priests and Pristesses
- Zone 4 | Scribes and Merchants
- Zone 5 | Workers: weavers, carpenters, and jewelers
- Zone 6 | Slaves
- Zone 7 | Citizens: men
- Zone 8 | Non-citizens: foreigns, slaves, and women

Q: Instructions: use your textbook in page 80 to choose "true" or "false".

The Atlantic Ocean is the largest ocean in the world.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Instructions: use your textbook in page 80 to choose "true" or "false".

There are 4 continents in the world.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Instructions: use your textbook in page 80 to choose "true" or "false".

Water covers the 71% of the Earth.
- True
- False
A: True

Q: Instructions: use your textbook in page 80 to choose "true" or "false".

The Arctic Ocean is the smallest continent in the world.
- True
- False
A: False

Q: Instructions: use your textbook in page 80 to choose "true" or "false".

Russia is one of the continents.
- True
- False
A: False

Instructions: use your textbook in page 70 to answer the question. Remember to write a complete answer; subject and predicate.

What is one example of human impact on the Mediterranean region?

Instructions: use your textbook in page 70 to answer the question. Remember to write a complete answer; subject and predicate.

What are the elements that are found in the Mediterranean region?

Instructions: use your textbook in page 70 to answer the question. Remember to write a complete answer; subject and predicate.

How is winter in the Mediterranean region?

Instructions: use your textbook in page 70 to answer the question. Remember to write a complete answer; subject and predicate.

What are examples of aromatic plants in the Mediterranean region?

Q: Instructions: use your textbook in page 80 to choose "true" or "false".

The Southern Ocean is frozen all the year.
- True
- False
A: True