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PROFRA. SOLEDAD VICTORIA GIL SANCHEZ

REVISÓ

SUBDIRECTOR DIRECTORA

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MTRO. FRANCISCO DE LOS SANTOS RIVERA MTRA. ZOILA LUZ AVILA MARTINEZ

VALIDÓ

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MTRO. SABINO VALDERRÁBANOS MTRO. JOSE ALFREDO HERNANDEZ
BAEZ MEJIA

SUPERVISOR DE LA ZONA JEFE DE ENSEÑANZA ASIGNATURA DE INGLES

 SECRETARÍA DE EDUCACION PÚBLICA
SUBSECRETARIA DE EDUCACIÓN OBLIGATORIA
DIRECCIÓN GENERAL DE EDUCACIÓN BÁSICA
DIRECCIÓN DE SECUNDARIAS GENERALES
SECTOR 3
ZONA ESCOLAR 19

EXAMEN EXTRAORDINARIO DE REGULARIZACIÓN

ASIGNATURA: ENGLISH II

CICLO ESCOLAR 2019-2020

ESCUELA SECUNDARIA GENERAL

“ANTONIO NAVA CASTILLO”

CLAVE: 21DES0013G

LUGAR: SAN JUAN IXCAQUIXTLA, PUEBLA.

NOMBRE DEL ALUMNO:

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GRADO: ____________ GRUPO: ________________

FECHA: ________________________
 A visit
Becky was visiting Aunt Agatha at her house at the beach. It was a
beautiful summer day. Becky had built a giant sand castle that morning.
Aunt Agatha took pictures of the castle to send to Becky’s parents. It was
a great big sand castle. Later that morning, Becky and Aunt Agatha went
swimming in the ocean. It was fun to jump
with the waves. Then, they went in the house
and ate sandwiches and strawberries for lunch.
Becky wanted to play on the beach that
afternoon. Aunt Agatha told her it was too hot
to go outside without a hat on. Becky didn’t
have a hat. Aunt Agatha told her not to worry,
she could wear one of hers. Becky tried on
four hats. The pink one was really pretty, but
it had a big bow in the back that was too long
for Becky. The green hat was too fancy for
Becky. She did not like that hat at all. The
blue hat was nice, but it had an ugly bird on it.
Then, Becky saw a big brown hat with a
yellow ribbon on it. That hat was made of straw. It was a perfect hat for
the beach. It was too big for Becky’s head but she didn’t care. It was a
great hat.

Read the text and answer the questions.

1. Where was Becky?

a. at the store c. at school

b. at the beach d. at home

2. Who was Becky visiting?

a. her Grandparents c. her sister

b. her friends d. her Aunt Agatha
3. Why didn’t Becky like the blue hat?

a. it was too fancy c. it had an ugly bird on it

b. it was new d. it was old
4. Why didn’t Becky want to wear the pink hat?

a. the bow was too long c. it had a bird on it

b. it had a flower d. it was dirty

5. Why did Aunt Agatha want Becky to wear a hat?

a. it was raining c. it was cold

b. it was too hot d. it was snowing

INSTRUCTIONS: Choose the correct option

Earthquakes: Movement of the Earth’s Crust

Earthquakes are the shaking and moving of the ground when energy is
released in waves. These waves are called seismic waves. These waves
are similar to ocean waves, which move through water. Seismic waves,
however, move through the ground. Most earthquakes are caused by
the movement of large sections of the Earth’s crust, called plates. The
place where two plates meet is called a fault. Faults look like large
cracks in the ground. If the two plates move in different directions, they
build up energy at the fault line. When enough energy builds up, the
stress on the fault becomes too great and it ruptures. This releases the
energy and the ground starts to shake.
Earthquakes can also be caused by other natural events, such as
landslides and volcanoes. Manmade earthquakes happen because of
nuclear testing and mining explosions. The first movement of an
earthquake, called the main shock, is often followed by smaller ground
trembles, called aftershocks. These aftershocks are the plates settling
into their new position.
Aftershocks can continue for days after the main shock. There are an
estimated 500,000 earthquakes around the world each year. Most are
so mild they are only recorded on scientific instruments. Only about
100,000 can be felt by humans. Of these, only about 19 a year cause
major damage.
Major earthquakes in populated areas can cause huge destruction.
Buildings collapse, roads and bridges buckle and crack, and electrical
and gas lines break and cause fi res. If the earthquake happens in the
ocean, it makes a series of huge ocean waves called a tsunami. The
tsunami travels until it finally reaches land, where it causes large
flooding.
Scientists are searching for ways to predict earthquakes. They study the
historical patterns of earthquakes and monitor the movement of the
plates with seismic equipment. While they cannot predict an exact date
of a future earthquake, they have a better understanding of when
earthquakes are more likely to happen.

Circle the correct meaning for each of the following words from the
passage.

6. ruptures
a. joins c. breaks
b. forms a new plate d. panic
7. destruction
a. panic c. worry; concern
b. damage d. breaks
8. collapse
a. fall down c. explode
b. catch fi re d. panic
9. predict
a. prevent; stop c. study; examine
b. know a future event d. know of the past
10. plates
a. the sliding down of a mass c. prevent; stop
of earth d. study; examine
b. know a future event
Choose the correct answer.

11. If a person robes your money and your cell phone on the street,
you have to notify to…

a. The hospital c. The police station

b. The restaurant d. The post office

12. This is an object, product o material that you can see an feel. It
is something you buy and sell or grow.

a. a place c. the supermarket

b. a service d. a good

13. This is an activity done for someone else. For example: if you
want someone wash your car, you pay for this.

a. A service c. A good
b. The hospital d. Cutting hair

14. They are examples of goods, except…

a. Pencils, pens, c. A house and a car

notebook d. The car wash and
b. Lettuce, apples, the supermarket
carrots

15. What can you buy at the market?

a. Blouses, socks and shoes c. Fruit and

b. Medication, notebook, and vegetables
cell phones d. School things and
clothes.

INSTRUCTIONS: Read the story and answer the questions.

Charlie Chaplin was an English comic actor,

filmmaker, and composer who rose to fame in
the silent era. He is mostly famous for his
screen character "the tramp". Born on April 16, 1889 in London, Chaplin
is considered one of the most important figures in the history of the film
industry. He had been a productive and creative film maker for about 75
years before he died in 1977. Chaplin wrote, directed, produced, edited,
starred in, and composed the music for most of his films.

16. Who was Charlie Chaplin?

a. A French comic c. An English comic

actor actor
b. A singer d. An English writer

17. When and where was he born?

a. In London 1889 c. In Australia 1978

b. In United States d. In Geneva 1889
1989

18. He is mostly famous for his screen:

a. The Kid c. The Gold Rush

b. A Woman of Paris d. The tramp

19. For about how many years he had been productive and creative
film maker?

a. 77 years c. 80 years
b. 75 years d. 60 years

20. Chaplin wrote, directed, produced, edited, starred in, and composed
the music for

a. An company c. For Disney

b. Most of his films d. For a teather

INSTRUCTIONS: select the picture and answer the questions.

1. 2.

3. 4.

5.
21. What is picture number two representing?

a. Sports article c. Social article

b. News d. Weather cast

22. What is picture number five representing?

a. Sports article c. Social article

b. News d. Business article

23. What is picture number one representing?

a. Sports article c. Social article

b. News d. Business article

24. What is picture number three representing?

a. Sports article c. Social article

b. News d. Weather cast

25. What is picture number four representing?

a. Sports article c. Social article

b. News d. Weather cast