Spanish 3 Midterm and Final Exams, Study Guide, and Practice Tests

Printable and digital Spanish 3 Midterm and Final Exams with audio, listening part and written part. The digital versions are self-correcting, editable Google Forms exams. The midterm has 100 editable multiple-choice questions, and the final has 145 editable multiple-choice questions so you can delete what you don’t want. The exams assess proficiency in reading, listening, and writing and cover all grammar concepts and vocabulary for Spanish Three (See below). Other resources include a midterm and final exams study guide, lesson plans, a Table of Contents, practice exams, and a sample class grouping for the practice.

 

SPANISH 3 MIDTERM AND FINAL EXAMS INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING RESOURCES:

 

• Autocorrecting, editable Google Forms Spanish Three Midterm with 100 multiple-choice questions and 38 short-answer questions
• Autocorrecting, editable Google Forms Spanish Three Final Exam with 145 multiple-choice questions
• Printable Spanish 3 Midterm with 100 multiple-choice questions, a written part, and a reading part in which students complete the sentences with the appropriate verb, conjugate and spell the verbs correctly, read a story, and answer the comprehension questions.
• Printable Spanish Three Final Exam with 145 multiple-choice questions, a listening section in which students listen to the audio and answer comprehension questions, and a written part in which students read the story and write an ending for the story using the preterite and imperfect.
• Table of Contents and Pacing Guide
• Study Guides for Spanish 3 Midterm and Final Exam
• Lesson Plans
• Practice Exams and Tests
• PowerPoint Example of how I grouped my students for the practice exam

 

CONCEPTS COVERED ARE:

 

~Direct and indirect object pronouns

~Double object pronouns

~Synonyms and vocabulary: Some words and expressions are, “reunirse, seguir haciendo algo, pasarlo bien, romper con alguien, enviar, mandar, subir, ascender, bajar, bien educado, mal educado, me cae bien, enojarse, enfadarse, quedarse en casa, tomarle el pelo, estar enamorado, comprometerse, estar comprometido, dejar de hacer algo, hacerle caso a alguien, darse cuenta, tener éxito, llevarse bien, despedirse de alguien, suceder, soñar con, molestar, caber, tardar en hacer algo.”

~Reflexive verbs (los reflexivos)

~Present tense and irregular verbs: Los cambios ortográficos en el tiempo presente (cuezo, hueles, elijo, venzo, vuela, elijo, quepo)

~The future tense (el futuro)

~The conditional tense (el condicional)

~The present perfect tense (el presente perfecto)

~Regular and irregular preterite

~The preterite vs. imperfect (el pretérito y el imperfecto)

~The comparisons and superlative

~Extended family vocabulary

~The gerund and progressive tenses in Spanish

~Estar + past participle (el participio pasado): Los libros están cerrados.

~Ser vs. Estar

~Impersonal SE and accidental se (El se impersonal y el se no intencional) and passive voice

 

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