Prepare Yourself with Love and Enthusiasm! / Prepárate con Amor y Entusiasmo!

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Evaluation Criteria Science                Evaluation Criteria Literature

10%  Classwork                                         50% Reading Plus  

10%  Speaking Ability                               50% Exam

10%  Homework                                        

70%  Exam                                                

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Temarios de examen para Febrero por Materia, Grado y Nivel

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February Test Guide

CHEMISTRY C1

Chapter 1.- Particles and their behavior.

* States of matter: definition, properties, examples and graphics 

  (solid, liquid, gas, plasma)

* Reversible changes in matter: melting and melting point, freezing  

   and freezing point, boiling and boiling point. 

* Evaporation, condensation, sublimation definitions

* Difussion, gas pressure definitions

Chapter 2.- Elements, atoms and compounds

* Elements: definition, examples and chemical symbols (page 31, page 39)
* Atom: number of types in nature
* Compound and molecule definition, examples and graphics
* Chemical formula definition and examples

Chapter 3.- Reactions

* Chemical reactions:
   (definition, reversible, not reversible, clues to find it, uses, speed, catalysts,
      physical and chemical changes, drawings in notebook)

* Word equations:
   (definition, reactants and products, word equations, hazard, risk)

* Burning fuels:
   (definition, examples, combustion, coal, petrol, fossil fuels, hydrogen, oxidation,
   rusting)

* Thermal decomposition:
   (definition of decomposition, hydrogen peroxide, thermal decomposition, 
   examples of carbonates)
* Conservation of mass:
   (definition, energy, energy transfer, balanced symbol equation, examples)

Chapter 4.- Acids and alkalis

* Acids: definition and examples. 
* Alkalis: definition and examples.
* Ph: definition and values for acids, alkalis and neutral solutions.
* Concentrate and dilute solutions

* Neutralisation: definition and process.

* Base: definition and examples

* Salts: definition, composition and examples

Note: Study all notes, drawings and questionnaires in book and notebook.

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CHEMISTRY C1 Unit Opener  (Contents)

Chapter 4.- Acids and Alkalis

4.3 Neutralization:

      Base solutions

4.4 Making salts:

      Acids and metals

CHEMISTRY C2 Unit Opener

Chapter 1.- Metals and non-metals

1.1 Metals and non-metals, 

     Periodic table

Guide to Frebruary exam. Provision and practice.

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February Test Guide.

CHAPTER 1.- Perseverance 

Literature:
* Around the World in Eighty Days (chapter XX) Lecture and vocabulary 
* Jules Verne Bioggraphy
Literary analysis: 
* Lecture characters: Phileas Fog, Aouda, Detective Fix, Passepartout servant 
   and Tankadere's Captain John Busby.

Grammar Review:
* Regular and Irregular verbs in present, past, and past participle

Linguistic Study:  
* Definition and benefits of bilingualism, minimal pairs, cognates; examples
   (pages 24, 25, 31 with numbers)


CHAPTER 2.- Possibilities

Literature:
*  "A Sound of Thunder" (By Ray Bradbury) Lecture and vocabulary 
* Ray Bradbury biographyGrammar Review:
* Adverbs: definition, examples. Adverbs finished in "-ly" and not containing it, 
   intnsifiers)
* Gerunds: definition, examples and use in context.

Written expression:  
* The essay: definition, thesis and supporting statements, types of essay
   (page 52)
   

CHAPTER 3.- Creation 

Literature:
*  "Frankenstein or the modern Prometheus" (By Mary Shelley)  
* Mary Shelley biography
Grammar Review:
* Adverbs: definition, examples. Adverbs finished in "-ly" and not containing it, 
   intnsifiers)

Written expression:  
* The essay: definition, thesis and supporting statements, types of essay
   (page 52)


CHAPTER 4.- Consequences  

Literature:
*  "Crime and Punishment"  
* Fiodor M. Dostoevsky biography

Literary analysis: 
* Euphemisms

Linguistic Study
* Image and word association

Reading Plus activities:

* Weekly work: Six activities
* Work time: 30 minutes on Monday and 30 minutes on Wednesday
* Grade: The usage of the platform will be considered 
* Checking: The teacher will check students' progress every Monday
* Reports: Every student that does not complete the 6 weekly activities
                    on time willbe reported with their parents.

NOTE: Study all notes in book and notebook.

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CHAPTER 4.- Consequences   (Contents)

Literature:
*  "Crime and Punishment"  

Literary analysis: 
* Euphemisms

Linguistic Study
* Image and word association

Written expression:  
* The murder in the Rue morgue

Guide to February exam. Provision and practice.

Reading Plus activities:

* Weekly work: Six activities
* Work time: 30 minutes on Monday and 30 minutes on Wednesday
* Grade: The usage of the platform will be considered 
* Checking: The teacher will check students' progress every Monday
* Reports: Every student that does not complete the 6 weekly activities
                    on time willbe reported with their parents.

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