Final Annual Marks, 1° C H_C English Language

Students, here you have your final marks, with the final average (Promedio Final Anual)
have a nice summer break.
see you next year, God willing.

Final Marks 3° B HC Social Comunicativo

hey girls, here you have your marks. (2nd term)
You really did a great job this term.
see you.-

Acummulative Marks 1ro C

Dear students here you will find your final accumulative grades.
best regards,
Mr. Burgos.-

Podcasting trial 1

students, here you can download three MP3 files, with some listening activities.

Download file one here.

Download file two here

Download file three here.

best regards,

Mister Burgos.-

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English Department
La Unión.

Listening comprehension

You never can tell – Pulp Fiction

The following song plays a key role in the movie. Listen to the song while you are watching the scene then match every single concept with its right definition.

It was a teenage [1]wedding and the old [2] folks wished them well you could see that Pierre did truly love the [3]mademoiselle And now the young [4]monsieur and [5]Madame have rung the [6]chapel bell [7]"c `est la vie", say the old folks it goes to show you never can tell They [8] furnished off an apartment with a two room Roebuck sale the coolerator was [9]crammed with [10]TV dinners and [11]ginger ale But when Pierre found work the little money comin` worked out well "c `est la vie", say the old folks it goes to show you never can tell They had a hi-fi phono, boy did they let it blast seven hundred little records, all rock, rhythm and jazz but when the sun went down the rapid tempo of the music fell "c `est la vie", say the old folks it goes to show you never can tell


To put furniture into a room

It is when a place is plenty of things or people

Frozen dinner, ready meal or microwave meal

Friends

A French word that means single lady or miss

You can translate this French expression into English as this is life.

It is a small church

A French word for Mister.

A marriage ceremony

It is a drink

In the context this word means a married woman

FICTION 3 A / B Cientifico-Humanistico

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Unit : Fiction / Movie

Fiction (Latin: fictum, "created") is a branch of literature which deals, in part or in whole, with temporally contrafactual events (events that are not true at the time of writing). In contrast to this is non-fiction, which deals exclusively in factual events (e.g.: biographies, histories).
History of fiction
Main article: History of fiction
The history of fiction coincides with much of the history of literature, with each genre of fiction having its own origins and development.
By form: legends, comics, fables, fairy tales, film, , novels, plays, poetry, serials, short stories, situation comedies, and video games.
By length: flash fiction, short stories, , novellas, novels, and epic poetry.
By content: pseudohistory, genre fiction, detective fiction, fantasy fiction, mystery fiction, and science fiction.
Elements of fiction
Character
A character is any person, identity, or entity that exists in a work of art. Characters may be entirely fictional or based upon real, historical entities. Characters may be human, supernatural, mythical, divine, animal, or personifications of an abstraction. Characterization is the process of creating an image of a person in fiction, complete with that person's traits, features, and motivation.
Plot
Plot is a sequence of interrelated events arranged to form a logical pattern and achieve an intended effect. It is often designed with a narrative structure or storyline, that includes conflict, rising action, and climax, followed by a falling action and a resolution.
Setting
Setting, the location and time of a story, is sometimes referred to as story world or, to include a context (such as society) beyond the immediate surroundings of the story. In some cases, setting becomes a character itself and can set the tone of a story.
Theme
The theme of a story is the point the writer wishes to make, a moral or conceptual distillation of the story often posed as a question or human problem.
Style
Style is not so much what is written, but how it is written. In fiction, style refers to language conventions and literary techniques used to construct a story. The communicative effect created by an author's style is sometimes referred to as the story's voice. Each writer has his or her own unique style, or voice.

final marks 4 Año A Cientifico-Humanistica

Speaking / classworks
Silvia Gallardo 6,1 - 7,0
Mirta Oyarzun 5,9 - 7,0
Rosa Sandoval 5.6 - 7,0
Francisco Muñoz 6,1 - 7,0
Miguel Cadagan 6,7 - 7,0
Claudio Aron 6,5 - 7,0
Manuel Urra 7,0 - 7,0
Francisco Salgado 6,1 - 7,0
Rosemarie Salas 5,4 - 7,0
Fernanda Espinoza 5,6 - 7,0
Cristobal Solis 5,4 - 7,0
Sebastian Ruiz 5,4 - 7,0
Constanza Figueroa 6,5 - 7,0
Nicole Vidal 6,3 - 7,0
Ivania Uribe 6,3 - 7,0
Vanessa Mora 7,0 - 7,0
Felipe Muñoz 6,3 - 7,0
Pedro Barrera 5,6 - 7,0
Jorge Barrera 6,3 - 7,0
Daniella Mancilla 6,9 - 7,0
Luis Catalan 5,4 - 7,0
Raul Asenjo 5,6 - 7,0
Cristina Urbina 5,9 - 7,0
Pedro Molina 5,6 - 7,0
Ivan Duran 5,9 - 7,0
Claudio Zuñiga 6,9 -7,0
Carolina Huenchuguala 5,6 -7,0
Paola Hernandez 6,9 - 7,0
Sergio Puchi 6,7 -7,0
Pamela Rosas 5,4 -7,0