Spanish FinalChapters 4A through 7A

Final Exam Study Guide

• Part of the final exam will be to complete a study guide

• Your study guide will include writing 10 sentences per chapter: five sentences based on the vocabulary and five sentences based on the grammar

• If there are verbs listed under the grammar section, you must write out the five different conjugations for each verb

• The study guide is due on the day of the exam as soon as you walk into class

Final Exam

• Writing these sentences will prepare you for the final exam, which is a writing assignment

• You will write 1½ pages (in Spanish, double-spaced) based on the chapter of your choice• For example, if you choose Chapter 4A, you will be writing

about places to go, activities, and will be using the verb ir

• Your score will be based on grammar/coherence, length of the writing assignment, how much content you used from the chapter, and completion of the study guide (25 points each = 100 points total)

Tips for the Exam

• Stick with vocabulary you know• Try not to talk about the past or future, but stay in

the present tense• For example, if you choose Chapter 7A, your

assignment would sound something like this: “Me gusta ir de compras. Busco ropa deportiva, pero mis amigas buscan ropa elegante. Llevo los pantalones cortos y las camisetas porque me quedan bien.”

Spanish Final – Reviewand Study Guide Content Chapters 4A through 7A

Capítulo 4A: “¿Adónde vas?”

• Vocabulary: leisure activities; places; expressions to tell where and with whom you go; expressions to talk about when things are done

• Grammar: the verb ir; interrogative words

Capítulo 4B: “¿Quieres ir conmigo?”

• Vocabulary: leisure activities; feelings; expressions for extending, accepting and declining invitations; expressions to tell when something happens

• Grammar: ir + a + infinitive; the verb jugar

Capítulo 5A: “Una fiesta de cumpleaños”

• Vocabulary: family and parties

• Grammar: the verb tener; possessive adjectives

Capítulo 5B: “¡Vamos a un restaurante!"

• Vocabulary: describing people and ordering a meal

• Grammar: the verb venir; the verbs ser and estar

Capítulo 6A: “En mi dormitorio”

• Vocabulary: bedroom items; electronic equipment; colors; adjectives to describe things

• Grammar: comparisons and superlatives; stem-changing verbs: poder and dormir

Capítulo 6B: “¿Cómo es tu casa?”

• Vocabulary: rooms in a house and household chores

• Grammar: affirmative tú commands; the present progressive tense

Capítulo 7A: “¿Cuánto cuesta?”

• Vocabulary: clothing; shopping; numbers 200-1,000

• Grammar: stem-changing verbs: pensar, querer, and preferir; demonstrative adjectives