1.Watch and sing
1.Who is Ruby and where
does she come from?
2.Why does Ruby have
trouble finding a family at the beginning?
3.Who is Dan and what
is his dream?
4.Why does Dan choose
Ruby even though she is considered a difficult dog?
5.What problems do Dan
and Ruby face during training?
6.How does Ruby help
Dan become a better person?
7.What is the most
important rescue mission in the movie?
8.How does Ruby save
the boy in the forest?
9.What surprise does
Dan discover about the boy Ruby saved?
10.How does the movie
show the importance of perseverance?
11. Do you think Ruby would
have succeeded with another owner, or was Dan the key? Why?
12.What message does the
movie give about second chances?
13.How does teamwork
between humans and animals make a difference?
14.What personal qualities
helped Dan achieve his dream?
15.What did you personally
learn from the story?
SPANISH
1.
¿Quién es
Ruby y de dónde viene?
2.
¿Por qué
Ruby tiene problemas para encontrar una familia al inicio?
3.
¿Quién es
Dan y cuál es su sueño?
4.
¿Por qué
Dan elige a Ruby aunque la consideran una perra difícil?
5.
¿Qué
problemas enfrentan Dan y Ruby durante el entrenamiento?
6.
¿Cómo
ayuda Ruby a Dan a convertirse en una mejor persona?
7.
¿Cuál es
la misión de rescate más importante en la película?
8.
¿Cómo
logra Ruby salvar al niño en el bosque?
9.
¿Qué
sorpresa descubre Dan sobre el niño que Ruby rescató?
10.
¿Cómo
muestra la película la importancia de la perseverancia?
11.
¿Crees
que Ruby habría tenido éxito con otro dueño o Dan fue la clave? ¿Por qué?
12.
¿Qué
mensaje da la película sobre las segundas oportunidades?
13.
¿Cómo
hace la diferencia el trabajo en equipo entre humanos y animales?
14.
¿Qué
cualidades personales ayudaron a Dan a cumplir su sueño?
15.
¿Qué
aprendiste tú personalmente de la historia?
Violet and Finch Questions
1. Who are the main characters and how do they meet?
2. Why is Violet struggling at the beginning of the
story?
3. What project do Violet and Finch have to complete
together?
4. Which places do they visit as part of their project?
5. What difficulties does Finch face throughout the
movie?
6. How do Violet and Finch influence each other’s lives?
7. What role does friendship and love play in helping
Violet heal?
8. Why do you think Finch hides his pain instead of
asking for help?
9. How does the film show that “small places” or
“ordinary moments” can be meaningful?
10.
Do you
think Violet would have changed in the same way without Finch? Why or
why not?
11.
The
movie deals with grief, trauma, and mental health. How are these topics
represented? Do you think the movie treats them realistically?
12.
How
does the film challenge stereotypes about teenagers and mental illness?
13.
Do you
agree with the way the story ends? Would you change it? How?
14.
What
symbols or motifs can you find in the movie (for example: water, wandering,
places)? What do they represent?
15.
If you
could give advice to Violet or Finch at any moment in the film, what would you
say and why?
·
Present:
I am, You are, He/She/It is, We are, They are
I
am tired. / She is
at school.
·
Past:
I/He/She/It was,
You/We/They were
We
were hungry. / He
was late.
·
Future:
will + be → I will be ready.
/ They will be at the party.
Use: routines,
habits, facts.
Form: Subject + verb (base
form)
Examples:
·
I play football every
weekend.
·
She drinks orange juice
every morning.
·
We study at the
library.
Use: actions
happening now.
Form: Subject + be +
verb-ing
Examples:
· I am studying English.
· They are eating apples.
· We are playing
basketball.
Use: completed
actions in the past.
Form: Subject + verb (past
form)
Examples:
· He played tennis
yesterday.
·
We ate rice last night.
· They visited the museum.
Use: actions
that were in progress in the past.
Form: Subject + was/were +
verb-ing
Examples:
·
I was watching TV at 8
pm.
·
They were playing
football when it rained.
·
She was reading while I
was cooking.
Use:
predictions, promises, spontaneous decisions.
Form: Subject + will +
verb
Examples:
·
I will study for the
exam.
·
We will eat pizza
tomorrow.
·
She will travel next
year.
· play football,
basketball, volleyball, tennis
· go swimming, running,
skating, hiking
·
ride a bike, ride a
horse, play chess
·
dance, draw, paint,
play video games, play the guitar
·
pizza, pasta, rice,
soup, salad, chicken, fish, hamburger, sandwich
·
fruits: apple, banana,
mango, grapes, watermelon
·
drinks: water, milk,
juice, soda, tea, coffee
·
desserts: ice cream,
cake, chocolate, cookies
·
backpack, notebook,
pen, pencil, ruler, eraser, book, dictionary
· computer, phone,
headphones, camera, calculator
· chair, desk, board,
map, clock
·
school, park, cinema,
supermarket, restaurant, library, stadium, gym, museum, beach, mountain
·
T-shirt, shirt, jacket,
pants, jeans, skirt, dress, shorts, shoes, sneakers
·
hat, cap, scarf, belt,
sunglasses, watch
1.
Yesterday, I ___ (eat)
a hamburger at the restaurant.
2.
She ___ (play)
volleyball every Tuesday.
3.
They ___ (watch) a
movie when the lights went out.
4.
We ___ (be) at the
stadium last Sunday.
5.
I ___ (study) for the
test right now.
6.
Tomorrow, we ___ (go)
to the beach.
1.
He ___ (is / was / will
be) at the park yesterday.
2.
They ___ (are playing /
played / play) football now.
3.
She ___ (drinks / drink
/ drank) orange juice every day.
4.
I ___ (will eat / eat /
ate) pizza tomorrow.
Match the category with the words:
1.
Food → (a) tennis, (b) pizza, (c) jeans
2.
Objects → (a) backpack, (b) coffee, (c) beach
3.
Clothes → (a) T-shirt, (b) salad, (c) park
4.
Sports → (a) running, (b) cake, (c) museum