Guia Examen Piense II - Parte #4 (Inglés)

rich.

complete.

stuffed.

maximum.

balloon tied to a construction.

giant carillon on a square base.

round spaceship placed above a building.

beam of light created out of steel and glass.

a beloved icon of the city.

a simple relic of another time.

one office building among many.

one of the world’s tallest buildings.

encourage tourists to visit the tower and eat in the SkyCity restaurant.

provide a description of the structure and history of the Space Needle.

renew knowledge about a nearly forgotten structure in downtown Seattle.

identify the Space Needle as a monument to the architect John Graham.

remained just as it was when it was built in 1962.

altered its basic structure and use every ten years.

become an important structure for the city of Seattle.

continued to be the best vantage point for views of the area.

call.

appear.

hearing.

broadcast.

smell.

sight.

touch.

taste.

in nests they build high in trees.

on branches high above the ground.

huddled together against tree trunks.

in burrows they dig among tree roots.

often eat fruits and berries.

fly long distances every day.

hunt and catch small animals.

have more limited vision than people.

A Life in Flight

Unique Sharp Eyes

The Unexpected Omnivores

The Senses of a Top Hunter

simile.

metaphor.

hyperbole.

onomatopoeia.

fell.

passed.

got away.

declined.

Fall turned to winter at Thornfield.

The narrator’s hair was combed and patted.

The narrator was introduced to Adele’s father.

The narrator helped the rider on to his horse.

feels frustrated to have to work teaching Adele.

believes that Thornfield, and her job, are her destiny.

is happy to be at Thornfield, but curious about the world.

accepts working at Thornfield, but wants to buy her own house.

the narrator’s closest friendships will be with the cook and the gardener.

the narrator’s relationship with Rochester will be an important part of her story.

the house at Thornfield is neglected and the staff are inattentive to their duties.

the residents at Thornfield feel sad due to the loneliness and isolation of the country.

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Tens of millions of bison also known as buffalo once thundered across a range, stretching from central Canada through the Great Plains, and northern Mexico.

Tens of millions of bison also known as buffalo once thundered, across a range stretching from central Canada through the Great Plains and northern Mexico.

Tens of millions of bison, also known as buffalo, once thundered across a range stretching from central Canada through the Great Plains and northern Mexico.

Tens of millions of bison, also known as buffalo once thundered across a range stretching from central Canada through the Great Plains and northern Mexico.

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Bison were almost exterminated decades ago and are still in danger due to habitat loss.

Bison populations have exploded ever since their natural predator, the wolf, disappeared.

The noble bison range across North America and are culturally important to all three nations.

The beautiful bison have a history that makes them an important symbol of the United States.

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because.

to begin with.

in addition.

even though.

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Navajo, Pueblo, and Apache people are all really one single nation.

The Navajo and Pueblo nations have suffered under the US government.

The Navajo and Pueblo peoples have learned to live together in the region.

Even after many centuries, the Navajo are still foreign invaders in Pueblo lands.