Spanish activity, suitable for students in the seventh year of elementary school, with questions on reading and interpreting the text “Las Aventuras de Diego Sawyer”.
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SCHOOL: DATE:
PROF: CLASS:
NAME:
1 Diego!
Silence.
– Diego!
Silence.
5 – Where's that guy going!… Diego!
La anciana is below the anteojos and miró, on top, alrededor del cuarto; after if
them climbed a la front and miró by debajo. Rarely never look through them
crystals the tan thing once mattered as a chiquiquilo: they were those in the lenses
of ceremonies, its mayor orgullo, built for ornament rather than for service, and
10 in hubiera seen mejor looking through a pair of blankets. If I fell
instant perpleja y dijo, no con cholera, but it's high enough for la oyeran los
furniture:
-Bueno; I assure you that if I echo you bro you voy a…
At the end of the sentence, because before he squatted with the brush for
under the bed; So you needed all your stuff to score the scobazos
15 with resolved. The only one who managed to dig up fue el gato.
– You haven't seen things like this muchacho!
Go to the port and stop there, using the tomato plants and
the wild hierbas that make up the garden. Ni shadow of Diego. Alzó, please, the voice
at an angle of aim calculated for wide distance and scream:
20 - You! Hey!
Oyo after her a slight noise and turned to the point to catch a little bit by
The edge of the chaqueta and hold your vehicle.
– You are! I didn't think I had to think in this pantry!… ¿Qué estabas
doing there?
25 -Nothing.
- Nothing? Mirate esas homos, mirate esa mouth… What is sticky?
– In the lot, aunt.
-Bueno; put yo sí lo se. Es sweet, es es. A thousand times he told you that I eat no dejes
in peace ese dulce you voy to despellejar alive. Dame this stick.
30 The rod became en el air. That took a bad turn.
-¡Dios mi! Aim for what's behind, auntie!
The anciana gyro in the round, recoiling the slopes to avoid the danger; y and he
At the same moment I escaped the chico, faced the high valley of tablas and disappearance
after her. Her aunt Dioconda had a moment of surprise and then she found herself retreating
35 kindly.
- Diablo de chico! When you have just learned your skills! Cuátas jugarretas
how is this no habra hecho, y aún le hago case! But las viejas silly we are bad
silly that nadie. Perro Viejo does not learn graces nuevas, like suele decirse. but,
¡Señor!, if you do not want me to play the same way of the days in a row, how can you know
40 where will you leave? It seems that you guessed until you could torment me before
that he may mount in rage, you know, el muy pillo, that if he manages to disconcerte the
hacerme reír ya all if it's over and i'm not able to catch it. At the; the truth is that
I do not fulfill my duty to con this chico: ésa es la pura verdad. Tiene the diablo in the
body; but, what is the voy to do! Es el hijo de mi poor hermana defunct, and not
45 I have guts to bray to him. Every time I leave it without punishment, it reminds me of it
Conciencia, and every time I take it, my heart breaks. ¡All by Dios! wells
son los dias del hombre born of women and llenos of tribulation, as dice la
Writing, y así lo creo. This afternoon you will escape from the college and at the tendré más remedio
let him work mañana as punishment. Stitch hard and obligate him to work them
50 Saturdays, when all chicos tienen asueto; but it bores el trabajo more than
no other thing, y, i am a little rigid with it, i will convert to the perdition of
this child.
Diego hizo rabona, en efecto, and lo pasó en grande. Returned home with the fair time
to help Jim, the bold one, to straighten the log for the next day and make stills
before the scene; but at least I got time to tell Jim about his adventures.
55 Mientras this had three four parts of the task. Sid, el hermano minor of
Diego the best dicho, hermanastro, you had given fin a la suya de recoger astillas,
pues was a quiet place, not much given to adventures without shudders. Mientas
Diego set and skipped sugar bowls when the occasion was offered,
Aunt there were questions filled with malice and trastie, with the intent to sting the
60anzuelo y sonsacarle revealing confessions. Like other people,
Equally sensitive and affectionate, she would have a special talent for her.
tortuous and subtle diplomacy, and complacent in looking at their more obvious and transparent
artifacts like marvels of crafty artera.
So, he said: -There was a lot of heat in the school, Diego, ¿no es cierto?
65 -Yes, señora.
-Very hot, really?
-Yes, señora.
-Do you not want to go swimming?
Diego felt a vague scale, a muddy of alarming suspicion. examined the face
70 from his aunt Gioconda, but nothing sacó en limpio. So that's what I answered:
-No, aunt; let's go…, not much.
The old woman widened her brother and felt her shirt.
-But now don't have too much heat, however.
And being that you are pleased to have discovered that the shirt was dry without
75 dejar translucir that he was what he had in las mientes. But I knew Diego
from where soplaba el viento. So he hastened to stop the next blow.
-Some chicos were trying to fill the head with water. Aún la tengo damp.
Are you usted?
La aunt Gioconda fell into the mohina, thinking that she hadn't warned that detail.
80 accusing, and in addition he had spoken a shot.
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1) List
| a) brush (line 13) | ( ) cunning |
| b) spoken (line 80) | ( ) insightful |
| c) subtle (line 61) | ( ) cut with a mountain range |
| d) sawing (line 53) | ( ) space behind the store |
| e) leave (line 32) | ( ) suele to be a woman's dress-up gift |
| f) sticky (line 26) | ( ) easy to catch |
| g) surrounding (line 6) | ( ) not succeed |
| h) backrest (line 59) | ( ) around |
| i) pillo (line 41) | ( ) serves to barr el suelo |
2) Vuelve the text and search for the verbs that follow the past form.
a) feel
b) palpate
c) aim
d) go
e) decide
f) face up
g) hang on
h) turn
i) hi
j) be
k) crouch
3) Mark (x) is (x) in the assertions on the text.
a) La tía wants to find a way to demonstrate that Diego reads.
( ) yes ( ) no
b) Al niño no le gusta trabajar.
( ) yes ( ) no
c) El chico is malo.
( ) yes ( ) no
d) The text affirms that she has fun with her traps.
( ) yes ( ) no
e) Diego le gusta to study.
( ) yes ( ) no
f) La tiía trusts him.
( ) yes ( ) no
4) Now, relate.
| a) Usted | ( ) we feel | ( ) the truth. |
| b) Nosotros | ( ) if you fell | ( ) without my company. |
| c) Yo | ( ) miraron | ( ) you are missing. |
| d) You | ( ) we hurry | ( ) the phone. |
| e) Ruan and Maria | ( ) Hey | ( ) location with traffic. |
| f) Ellos | ( ) the squats | ( ) a la playa ayer. |
| g) Carla and yo | ( ) fueron | ( ) by the window |
| h) Peter | ( ) say | ( ) the next question. |
| i) Vosotros | ( ) vulves | ( ) to see the bottom of the bed. |
| j) Yo | ( ) content | ( ) But we got to them late. |
5) List the actions in the order in which they occur in the story:
a) “She stopped for a moment and said, not in anger, but loud enough for the furniture to hear…” ( )
b) “The old woman lowered her glasses and looked up around the room…” ( )
c) “Diego examined the face of his aunt Gioconda…”( )
d) “The old woman approached and touched his shirt…” ( )
e) “Some people were pouring water over our heads…”( )
By Rosiane Fernandes Silva- Graduated in Letters
At answers are in the link above the header.
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