Evolve 2, Lesson 1.1 (Vocabulary)

What is the objective of the unit?

• talk about the weather

• talk about food

• talk about the people in your life

• talk about sports

What does the speaker ask when they want to know the meaning of a word?

• How do you pronounce this word?

• How do you say that in Spanish?

• What does that mean?

• How do you spell that?

What is the connection between Kiko and Luis to Cecilia?

• They are her close friends

• They are her classmates

• They are her neighbors

• They are her roommates

How do you ask someone to say something again in English?

• What does mean?

• How do you pronounce this word?

• Sorry, can you repeat that, please?

• Sorry, I don't understand.

Answer explanation

Explanation: When someone doesn't understand or hear something clearly, they can ask the speaker to repeat it using this phrase.

What is a common expression to start a conversation in English?

• How do you say that in English?

• Who wants to start?

• What's your name?

• Whose turn is it?

Answer explanation

Explanation: Asking for someone's name is a common way to start a conversation and get to know someone.

If someone wants to compare answers with others, what phrase would they use?

• Whose turn is it?

• Let's compare answers.

• Who wants to go first?

• It's my turn.

Answer explanation

Explanation: This phrase is used when people want to check their answers with others and see if they got them right or wrong.

What does the word "possessions" mean in this context?

• People you know

• Things you own

• Ways people are connected

• Starting a conversation

Answer explanation

Explanation: In this context, "possessions" refers to things that belong to someone or things that they own.

What does Cecilia say about her classmates in the picture on page 2?

• They're from different countries.

• They're her close friends.

• They're her neighbors.

• They're her family members.

Answer explanation

Explanation: Cecilia mentions that her classmates in the picture are from different countries, indicating that they have diverse backgrounds.

Which possessive adjective goes in the following sentence: "___ brother's name is Jose Luis."

• He's

• I'm

• They

• My

Answer explanation

Explanation: The possessive adjective "his" is used to indicate that the brother belongs to someone else.

What is the correct possessive adjective for the sentence: "___ name is Marta."

• Her

• Our

• Their

• They

Answer explanation

Explanation: The possessive adjective "her" is used to indicate that the name belongs to someone else.