Vocabulary test
 

VWS stands for: Vocabulary Workshop. It's just a vocabulary book with vocab words in it. They have the definition, parts of speech, sentence, antonyms (if any) and synonyms (if any).

Test/Quiz whatever you want to call it, will always be 40 points, except for the cumulative tests (more than 40 points).

unit 1 score: 37/40 (lost 3 points on the stress marks part)
unit 2 score: 39/40 (lost 1 point on the stress marks part)
unit 3 score: probably a 38/40 my goal is to get a 100 on this test!! FAILED GOAL (I ALWAYS lose points for the stress marks part!!)
units 1-3 score: <<<I should get a 100 on this one because there's no stress marks in this.

Once I get the score, I will list it here. :)

Current grade in English: 92%

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Best of luck to you on the test! Study hard and you'll do fine.

Good luck!

The synonyms, antonyms, sentences, correct spelling, and parts of speech parts are always easy and I always get them all right. Except for the stress marks. I always don't understand it.

If you know how a word is pronounced correctly, you can always get the accent marks right with this little rule:

If a word ends in a vowel, n or s, the spoken stress is normally on the second-to-last syllable.
If the word ends in another letter (not a vowel, n or s), the spoken stress is normally on the last syllable.

Now here is the rule-- If the spoken stress is not where it normally should be (either the last or the second-to-last syllables as stated above), then it needs a written accent mark over the vowel in the syllable where the spoken stress is.

that should help a lot!! gracias!! :D