Bimestral Lengua Castellana 4° -2do Periodo

The correct answer is "está furioso con ellas". In the text, the pastor expresses his anger towards the wild goats for abandoning him after he took special care of them.

The correct answer is "Angélica dormirá plácidamente en el hotel". This sentence is in the future tense because it uses the verb "dormirá" (will sleep), indicating an action that will happen in the future. The other sentences are either in the present tense ("Ella está escondida debajo de la cobija", "Las joyas preciosas son muy costosas") or in the past tense ("El meteoro cayó cerca del parque").

The correct answer is "un diálogo entre el pastor y las cabras salvajes." This is because the question asks for an explanation of what is presented in the text, and the text describes a dialogue between the pastor and the wild goats.

The correct answer is "Primera persona del singular." In the sentence "Yo viajaré a México las próximas vacaciones," the verb "viajaré" is conjugated in the first person singular. The use of "yo" (I) and the ending "-é" indicate that the subject of the sentence is the first person singular pronoun "yo" and the verb is conjugated to agree with this subject.

The correct answer is "pasado." This is because the verb "atendió" is conjugated in the past tense, indicating that the action of the cook attending to his customers has already occurred in the past.

The correct answer is "traicionero" because the sentence states that "las cabras salvajes consideran que el pastor es" which means "the wild goats consider the shepherd to be." Out of the given options, "traicionero" means "treacherous" or "betraying," suggesting that the goats perceive the shepherd as someone who cannot be trusted.

In the story, the wild goats distrusted the attitude of the shepherd. This suggests that the shepherd's behavior or demeanor made the goats feel uneasy or suspicious. It is possible that the shepherd's actions or words were not trustworthy, causing the goats to be cautious and wary of him.

The word "llama" in the sentence "Ella llama para avisar que mañana viene" is a verb. It is the third person singular form of the verb "llamar," which means "to call" in English. In this sentence, "llama" is used to express the action of calling or making a phone call.

The lack of agreement between the pronoun "tú" (second person singular) and the verb "caminé" (first person singular) is the reason for the lack of concordance in the sentence. The correct form should be "Tú caminaste de forma muy rara" to maintain agreement between the subject pronoun and the verb.

The characters in the story are the pastor, the wild goats, and the goats belonging to the pastor.