Spanish Alphabet and Pronunciation Study Guide
This guide helps students prepare for the assessment for Spanish Alphabet and Pronunciation.
Spanish Alphabet and Pronunciation Study Guide
There are 3 areas of questions. In most classes, Mastery requires 100%. Critical Thinking requires 75% or more. And Honors is optional and may be skipped, but requires 75% or more. All questions are clear and are not trick questions. Pre-Questions from a previous lesson may also be required.
Objective: In this study guide, students will review and practice Spanish Alphabet and Pronunciation Study Guide in preparation for the assessment.
Mastery
- Memorize the Alphabet and Pronunciation
- Be prepared to identify pronunciation differences and similarities between English and Spanish
Critical Thinking
- Compare the sound of the Spanish word to a similar word.
- For example, when pronouncing Hola does is sound more like Hall-a or O-la?
Honors (Optional)
- Know details about Spain from video
- Know tricks to roll your R
Assessment Details
- The assessment will consist of multiple-choice questions in all three areas.
- Students must demonstrate a high level of mastery to pass the assessment.
- Students who do not pass may wait some time and try again.
- The assessment is pass/fail.
- The assessment will be divided into three areas: Mastery, Critical Thinking, and Honors (Optional).
- Each area will be scored separately.
- A passing score requires a high level of mastery.
- The Honors section is optional and is not required for a passing grade.
- By completing this study guide, students will be able to review and practice Spanish Alphabet and Pronunciation Study Guide in preparation for the assessment. They will also have a clear understanding of the different areas of the assessment and what is required to pass.