Partial III Lengua y Com

What were the earliest forms of writing instruments?  

cuales fueron los primeros instrumentos para escribir

• instruments made from wood (madera)

• instruments made from bone (hueso)

• instruments made from rock (piedra)

What type of pens were used in Egypt in 3000 BCE?

• Reed pens

  plumas de caña

• Wood pens

  plumas de madera

• plastic pens

Words that belong to other languages and are commonly used to communicate

For example: The book was a best-seller. (Success of sale)

• foreignism

• barbarism

• vulgarism

• neologism

Misspell the words

For example: It is okéi. (It's okay)

• barbarism

• neologism

• vulgarism

• foreignism

Use of unnecessary words

For example: Aerography (Representation of acrobatic flight figures) fascinates me.

• catchphrase

• barbarism

• neologism

• foreignism

Where were the first pictograms?

• Europe and China

• Mesopotamia and Egypt

• U.S. and Mexico

• Italy and France

What did the first ancestors write on?

¿En qué escribieron los primeros antepasados?

• tablets and paper

• piedra, madera y arcilla

  stone, wood and clay

Involves being able to map words to the real world, or to select the right word for a given object or circumstance. 

Implica ser capaz de relacionar palabras con el mundo real o seleccionar la palabra correcta para un objeto o circunstancia determinados.

• inferential reading

• referential reading

Often involve visual naming, where subjects are asked to recall the name of an object they see

A menudo implican denominación visual, donde se les pide a los sujetos que recuerden el nombre de un objeto que ven.

• inferential

• referential

Involves using clues and hints to understand the deeper meanings of a text, beyond the surface details. 

Implica el uso de pistas y sugerencias para comprender los significados más profundos de un texto, más allá de los detalles superficiales.

• inferential reading

• referential reading