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Final Review P3

Bundle W30 de Inglés para Grado 7 en Colombia (DBA MEN Colombia): 10 preguntas con explicación pedagógica.

Alineación: DBA MEN Colombia

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Pregunta 1

Bloom: Remember

Identifying food categories.

Which of the following is an uncountable noun?

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Respuesta correcta: D) Sugar

  • A) CarrotIncorrect. You can count carrots.
  • B) BananaIncorrect. You can count bananas.
  • C) EggIncorrect. You can count eggs.
  • D) SugarCorrect! Sugar is a substance and is uncountable.

💡 Explicación

The student identifies basic noun countability categories.

Pregunta 2

Bloom: Remember

Formation of superlatives.

What is the superlative form of the adjective "cheap"?

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Respuesta correcta: B) The cheapest

  • A) CheaperIncorrect. This is the comparative.
  • B) The cheapestCorrect! Short adjectives add -est and use "the".
  • C) The most cheapIncorrect. "Cheap" is a short adjective.
  • D) More cheap'Cheap' is a short adjective, so the superlative is built with '-est', not with 'more' as it would be for a long adjective.

💡 Explicación

The student identifies the correct superlative form for a short adjective.

Pregunta 3

Bloom: Understand

Using quantifiers for a small number.

"I have ________ books in my bag, so it is not very heavy."

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Respuesta correcta: A) a few

  • A) a fewCorrect! "A few" is for a small number of countable items.
  • B) a littleIncorrect. Books are countable.
  • C) muchIncorrect. Used for uncountable.
  • D) manyIncorrect. "Many" would make the bag heavy.

💡 Explicación

The student understands the correct quantifier based on countability and contextual logic.

Pregunta 4

Bloom: Understand

Expressing future intentions.

"We ________ have a picnic if the weather is good next Sunday."

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Respuesta correcta: B) are going to

  • A) are goingIncorrect. Missing "to".
  • B) are going toCorrect! Future plan/intention.
  • C) am going toIncorrect. "We" requires "are".
  • D) going toIncorrect. Missing the verb "to be".

💡 Explicación

The student understands the structural requirements for the "going to" future.

Pregunta 5

Bloom: Apply

Comparing two specific items.

"This new phone is ________ than my old one." (Adjective: expensive)

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Respuesta correcta: C) more expensive

  • A) expensiverIncorrect. Long adjectives don't take -er.
  • B) the most expensiveIncorrect. Use comparative for two things.
  • C) more expensiveCorrect! Comparative form for a long adjective.
  • D) as expensiveIncorrect. Missing the second "as".

💡 Explicación

The student applies comparative rules for long adjectives.

Pregunta 6

Bloom: Apply

A description of a family's grocery shopping.

"We bought many oranges and a few pineapples. We also bought some rice and a bottle of oil. We didn't buy any meat because we already had some at home."

Which item did they buy the most of?

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Respuesta correcta: A) Oranges

  • A) OrangesCorrect! They bought "many" oranges vs "a few" pineapples.
  • B) PineapplesIncorrect. They only bought "a few".
  • C) MeatIncorrect. They didn't buy "any".
  • D) RiceIncorrect. "Some" is general, but "many" for oranges suggests a larger count.

💡 Explicación

The student applies reading strategies to compare quantities expressed with different quantifiers.

Pregunta 7

Bloom: Apply

Making a promise.

"I ________ forget to bring your book tomorrow, I promise!"

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Respuesta correcta: C) won't

  • A) willIncorrect. You wouldn't promise to forget.
  • B) am notIncorrect. Missing "going to".
  • C) won'tCorrect! "Won't" is the negative future used for a promise not to do something.
  • D) don'tIncorrect. Not the standard tense for a specific future promise.

💡 Explicación

The student applies the future auxiliary "will" (negative form) to express a promise.

Pregunta 8

Bloom: Analyze

Analyzing comparative and superlative forms of irregular adjectives.

Which sentence is LOGICALLY and GRAMMATICALLY correct?

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Respuesta correcta: A) Vegetables are better for your health than candy.

  • A) Vegetables are better for your health than candy.Correct! "Better" is the correct comparative of "good".
  • B) Pizza is the better food in the world.Incorrect. Needs the superlative "best".
  • C) Fruits are more good for your health than candy.Incorrect. Comparative of "good" is "better".
  • D) Candy is the bestest food for your teeth.Incorrect. "Bestest" is not a word; "best" is already superlative.

💡 Explicación

The student analyzes the correct use of irregular comparative and superlative forms.

Pregunta 9

Bloom: Analyze

Comparing three plans based on certainty.

"Mateo: I think I'll go to the park. / Ana: I am going to the park at 4 PM. / Luis: I might go to the park later."

Whose plan is the most certain and pre-arranged?

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Respuesta correcta: D) Ana's

  • A) Mateo'sIncorrect. "I think I'll" is a spontaneous/uncertain future.
  • B) Luis'sIncorrect. "Might" shows low certainty.
  • C) All are equally certain.Incorrect. The different structures show different levels of commitment.
  • D) Ana'sCorrect! "I am going" (present continuous for future) or "I am going to go" shows a firm plan with a specific time.

💡 Explicación

The student analyzes the nuances of future structures to determine the level of certainty or arrangement.

Pregunta 10

Bloom: Evaluate

Evaluating an argument about healthy living.

"Living a healthy life is easier than most people think. It's not about being the best athlete, but about being better than you were yesterday. Small steps, like eating more fruit, are better than no steps at all."

Which evaluation best captures the essence of the text?

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Respuesta correcta: B) Improvement and consistency are more important than perfection in healthy living.

  • A) Only the best athletes can be healthy.Incorrect. The text says it's NOT about that.
  • B) Improvement and consistency are more important than perfection in healthy living.Correct! "Better than you were yesterday" and "small steps" emphasize progress over perfection.
  • C) Eating fruit is the only way to be healthy.Incorrect. It is mentioned as a "small step" example.
  • D) Healthy living is the most difficult task for humans.Incorrect. The text says it is "easier than most people think".

💡 Explicación

The student evaluates the central message and tone of a short motivational text about health.

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