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 CRONOGRAMA DE EVALUACIÓN

CRONOGRAMA DE EVALUACION PERIODO

Fecha : 9 de julio

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Reading: The Power of Choices

Every day, we make hundreds of decisions. Some choices are small, like what to wear or what to eat for breakfast. Other choices are big, like choosing a career or moving to a new city. All of these decisions, whether good or bad, shape our lives.

Good decisions bring positive results. When you choose to study for an exam, eat healthy food, or treat others with kindness, you build a better future. Good decisions create opportunities, improve your health, and help you maintain strong relationships. They make you feel confident and proud of your path.

On the other hand, bad decisions can cause problems. Choosing to procrastinate, breaking promises, or making choices based on anger can lead to negative consequences. However, bad decisions are not completely useless. They offer a powerful chance to learn. When a choice results in a mistake, it teaches you what not to do next time.

In conclusion, life is a collection of our choices. Good decisions guide us to success, while bad decisions give us experience. The most important thing is to reflect on our actions and use every choice to grow wiser.

 

Vocabulary (Vocabulario)

·         To shape: Dar forma.

·         To procrastinate: Dejar las cosas para después.

·         Consequences: Consecuencias.

·         Useless: Inútil.

·         Wiser: Más sabio.

Comprehension Questions

1.    According to the text, what do good decisions bring?

o    A) Problems and anger.

o    B) Positive results and opportunities.

o    C) No consequences.

2.    What can we learn from bad decisions?

o    A) They teach us what not to do next time.

o    B) They teach us how to make more mistakes.

o    C) Nothing, they are completely useless.

3.    What is the main idea of the conclusion?

o    A) We should avoid making any decisions.

o    B) Only big decisions are important in life.

                      C) Every decision helps us learn

Fecha : 24 de julio

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Reading Passage: The Pathways of Choice

Every day, humans make hundreds of decisions. Some choices are simple, like deciding what to wear. Others are complex, like choosing a career path. Both good and bad decisions serve a purpose in shaping our lives and characters.

Good decisions usually bring positive consequences, such as happiness, safety, and progress. These choices require careful thinking, patience, and self-control. For example, eating healthy food and exercising are good decisions that protect our long-term health. However, making a good choice is not always easy because it often requires sacrificing short-term pleasure for a better future.

In contrast, bad decisions can lead to negative results, regret, and conflict. These choices are often made because of anger, peer pressure, or laziness. While a bad decision causes immediate problems, it is not completely worthless. Mistakes offer a unique opportunity to learn. When a person experiences the bad result of a choice, they gain wisdom.

Ultimately, good decisions build our future, while bad decisions provide the lessons we need to mature. The only true failure is making a mistake and refusing to learn from it.

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Multiple Choice Questions

1. According to the passage, what is required to make a good decision?

• A) Instant gratification and speed.
• B) Careful thinking, patience, and self-control.
• C) Anger and peer pressure.
• D) Luck and advice from everyone.

2. What is a specific example of a good decision mentioned in the text?

• A) Choosing a career very quickly.
• B) Letting friends make choices for you.
• C) Eating healthy food and exercising.
• D) Avoiding all types of difficult problems.

3. Why does the author state that bad decisions are "not completely worthless"?

• A) Because they usually make people popular.
• B) Because they do not cause any real problems.
• C) Because they require absolutely no effort.
• D) Because they offer an opportunity to learn.

4. What often causes people to make bad decisions?

• A) Patience and long-term planning.
• B) Anger, peer pressure, or laziness.
• C) Happiness and great success.
• D) Wisdom and maturity.

5. What does the author consider the "only true failure"?

• A) Making a mistake and refusing to learn from it.
• B) Choosing a complex career path.
• C) Making a small, simple daily choice.
• D) Experiencing short-term pleasure.

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