Spanish Final
Chapters 4A through 7A
• Part of the final exam will be to complete a study
guide
• Your study guide will include writing 10 sentences
per chapter: five sentences based on the vocabulary
and five sentences based on the grammar
• If there are verbs listed under the grammar section,
you must write out the five different conjugations
for each verb
• The study guide is due on the day of the exam as
soon as you walk into class
Final Exam Study Guide
• Writing these sentences will prepare you for the final
exam, which is a writing assignment
• You will write 1½ pages (in Spanish, double-spaced)
based on the chapter of your choice
• For example, if you choose Chapter 4A, you will be writing
about places to go, activities, and will be using the verb ir
• Your score will be based on grammar/coherence,
length of the writing assignment, how much content
you used from the chapter, and completion of the
study guide (25 points each = 100 points total)
Final Exam
• Stick with vocabulary you know
• Try not to talk about the past or future, but stay in
the present tense
• For example, if you choose Chapter 7A, your
assignment would sound something like this: “Me
gusta ir de compras. Busco ropa deportiva, pero mis
amigas buscan ropa elegante. Llevo los pantalones
cortos y las camisetas porque me quedan bien.”
Tips for the Exam
Spanish Final – Review
and Study Guide Content
Chapters 4A through 7A
• Vocabulary: leisure activities; places; expressions
to tell where and with whom you go; expressions
to talk about when things are done
• Grammar: the verb ir; interrogative words
Capítulo 4A: “¿Adónde vas?”
• Vocabulary: leisure activities; feelings; expressions
for extending, accepting and declining invitations;
expressions to tell when something happens
• Grammar: ir + a + infinitive; the verb jugar
Capítulo 4B: “¿Quieres ir
conmigo?”
• Vocabulary: family and parties
• Grammar: the verb tener; possessive adjectives
Capítulo 5A: “Una fiesta de
cumpleaños”
• Vocabulary: describing people and ordering a meal
• Grammar: the verb venir; the verbs ser and estar
Capítulo 5B: “¡Vamos a un
restaurante!"
• Vocabulary: bedroom items; electronic equipment;
colors; adjectives to describe things
• Grammar: comparisons and superlatives; stemchanging verbs: poder and dormir
Capítulo 6A: “En mi dormitorio”
• Vocabulary: rooms in a house and household
chores
• Grammar: affirmative tú commands; the present
progressive tense
Capítulo 6B: “¿Cómo es tu
casa?”
• Vocabulary: clothing; shopping; numbers 200-1,000
• Grammar: stem-changing verbs: pensar, querer, and
preferir; demonstrative adjectives
Capítulo 7A: “¿Cuánto cuesta?”