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    Psicopedagógico Computación E Inglés: Centro Cultural Americano John F. Kennedy

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    Psicopedagógico Computación E Inglés: Centro Cultural Americano John F. Kennedy

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    The document contains a list of questions for a job interview at Centro Cultural Americano John F. Kennedy, a school focused on psychology, education, computing, and English. The questions cover topics like school supplies, greetings, parts of a classroom, pronouns, family members, hobbies, weather, address, exercise habits, experience with children, interest in the job, opinions on language learning, and a translation exercise. The document provides prompts to assess an applicant's qualifications for a role working with children and teaching English.

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    CENTRO CULTURAL AMERICANO JOHN F.

    KENNEDY
    PSICOPEDAGGICO COMPUTACIN E INGLS

    1. Name 6 school supplies.

    2. Write 4 greetings.

    3. Write the parts of the classroom.

    4. Write the personal pronous.

    5. Name 5 members of a family.

    6. What do you do?

    7. How is the weather today?


    8. What is your address?

    9. What do you do in your free time?

    10. Underline the wrong sentence. This is in present simple tense.

    a) She read a book.


    b) She reads a book.
    c) She is reading a book.

    11. Do you excercise often?


    12. Have you ever worked with children?

    13. Why are you interested in this job?


    14. What do yo think about speak and learn a new language?

    15. Translate this paragraph.

    When people talk about language, we realize that the discussion


    generally reveals a number of legends, popular beliefs and prejudices
    which confuse the issue and obscure the facts. Everybody uses language
    and so everybody feels like an expert on the subject.

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