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    Examen de Inglés Prepa Abierta

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    6. The author pA) 8) ¢) 0) wrote this because he feels that theater is still more important than T.¥. and movies. the subject of mass-media goes beyond the topic of theatrical literature theatrical audiences have a great influence on innovation. the best contemporary theater {s that of fonesco, Beckett and Genet. I have the audacity to believe that people everywhere can have three meals 4 day to satisfy their bodies; education and culture to satisfy their minds; and dignity, justice and freedom to satisfy their spirits... 1 still believe that some day mankind will bow before the altars of God and be crowned triumphant ovér war and bloodshed, and that sonviolent goodwill will proclaim the rule of the land, The Tion and the lamb shatl then lie down together and every man shall sit under his:own vine and fig tree, and none snail be afraid. I still believe that we shall overcome. ‘ Martin Luther Kirg Nobel Peace Prize Acceptance Speech. (Adapted) 7, The main idea in the text B. Which of the following states that nen Statements {s present in the : text? A) are able to dismiss wars. 8) must pursue social wealth. A) A free mind needs three -L) will eventually find meals a day, equality. 8B) Violence will be overcome 0) can receive cultural by goodwill, instruction, C) The strong and the weak must become friends. 0) Wars and bloodshed are generated by violence. 9. According to the text, if all men were equal, they i >), would have no fears. sould give thanks to God. . could maintain their dignity. would deserve a peaceful life. 28. L-read two novels last montn: the best of the year in ay optatan. ° A) burglary. +B) remarkable ¢) compulsory a) advertising 29, 8 involving a police car and @ bus occurred this morning. A) weapon 3) afagrace C) menace -po) collistan jd, 1 saw the thief the per aelefease from the man. i ' ap breed \ |B) reach ew grasp | 7 0) search i Vk. Que factory's has been continually (néreasing- \ ; A) crew pb) output C) purpose o procedure 32. Dad wants to ny baby sister —Tritdnother. A) look / far a) talk / over ye / after fe J apart ig3, The action of Ton's new film {a an African village. A) focuses, 8) portrays S| works out pb) takes place B6.1NG.63.1 34. They were nut able to the orders they had been given. DA) carry out 8) break in Cc) turn off B) bear up 35. Tom wants to rob the tig store, but he'll never," with it. A) cone up 8) run away “a away 0 over 36. She will help us with the plan, if she doesn't . ) see us off come fn handy have time off ) change her, mind Looe 37, Betty went into business by with the New import A) Ciguring out making a deal C) standing in itne 0) taking into account 38, the players will feel’ better if they the captain | of the team. > 8) look forward to Cc) bring about D) drop by keep in touch with ay typewriter [but T couldn't find the electrical failw A) set / up B) blew / out sc) tore / apart D} put / together 39. 1 by According t toe D) was respecte t T want to say a few thing the names of Tonesc modern writers in France, didn't belleve in the contemporary theater: the typ B6.1NG.83.1 o the text, the author changed because she nade a pledge to the other wonen in prison. goodness of people. at} discovered she wasn't acting Ike a real “Green”. 8 c) by her fellow prisoners. s about the development of the eof drama associated with Beckett, Genet and a number of other Aritain, Italy and elsewhere. Studies on theater subjects tend to be ephemeral in most book shops the autoblographies of star actors id colle, sions of last year's hits on the shelves have a tired look. { should not have written this if T had not been convinced that the subject has 4 nh importance transcending the somewhat thatsned world of theatrical literature. The theaters in + Spite of its apparent eclipse tl media, remains of immense and because of the spread of cinem media are too ponderous and costly to a ang innovation. Xo matter how re audience may be and playweights! of the mass med experience, and that the mate . The theater of today is p mass media of tomorrow. 1 one who writes plays; dramatist. 4. Which of the fotlowing sen~ tances expresses the main {dea of the text? A) Theater could be overco by mass-medta. 8) There can be a natural relation between theater 4 mass-med{a €) People don’t read much literature about the subject of theater. a0) Theater's tmportance hasn't been overshadowed ' by movies or T.¥. rough. the rise of the mass rowing significance precisely and television. These mass iow much experiment ~ Stricted the theater and its ft {son the living stage that the actors ja are trained and gain their 1 of the mass media is tested. erhaps the main influence on the And the mass media, in turn, shape @ great deal of the thought and feeling of p ople. Marcin Esslin “the Theater of the Absurd" (Adapted) hod 5. Which of the following statements 1s present in the text? A) New authors always experiment and (nnovate. 8) Playwrights can influence the thought of, peop pt) Actors of the mass~ et practice on the _ Uving stage. Dj Theaters.are restricted because of the rise of mass-media. , voy 16. Pete his new product in the TocaT paper, “PA) advertised 8) coblected €) labeled 0) hired 17, You must _ your students to work hard~ A) argue B) focus C) provide ~B) encourage 18. The English _ in the Anerican Colonies were hard- working people. A) tramps 8) incomes “SC) settlers D) arrivals 19. They're trying to find out what the main CF employment is in this country. SA) source 8) path a goal D) fare 20, He needs a climate to recover. A) minor 8 sticky ¢ lovelier 0) healthful 21. When T was a child, my were very strict: Mother used to punish me and Oad agreed with her. A) fathers —>8) parents C) families 0) relatives 86. 1NG.83.1 22. John misses Hary a lot, He's - to date ner again. A) thrifty SA) owitting C) pursutag D) relentiess 23, Has your favorite hobby ever with your prdresstont™ A) researched 8) embarassed “C) interfered 5) provided 24. ur History teacher gave an original on Greece last nights A) somple “s8) lecture C) reading 0), subject f 25. We'll have to postpone our lunch because the . is full right now. “TAY dining car 8) resort place C) self relfence 0) 26. let and King Lear are two of Shakespeare's works. ~ A) brine 8) spare “2C) major 0) barely 27. I tan see the other room through that A) root 8) whirl c) range DO) crevice B6.1NG.83.1 - SEGUNDA PARTE Esta parte de la prueba const de 38 preguntas, de 1a 10 a la 47, en las que usted deberd elegir la palabra, exoresidn idiondcica, refijo 0 su- fijo que conplet. que se le presentan, E€JEMPLO: The boy 1s A) run B) rar c) rung 0) running 1 10. our country*s with ‘ Europe was much higher Vast ‘ year. AL favoice 58) foreign trade é c development ‘ 0 natural resource Li. Jane never how much her husband Toved her. A) grabbed | B) struggled c) achteved wD) realized le. thetr effort. they Trane Get to the airport ‘ on tine. A) Beyond " f "PA petite C) Beneatn 0) Although correcta y légicamente la expresién o didlogo incompletos Q2@®oeo® | | 13. We have sold all our goods. The new will arrive next week. A) packing 8) platform C) procedure oO) merchandise ‘ 14, Has your uncle ever a Liver operation?, A) recetved 8) undergone C) produced 0) diminished 15. Hy brother was considered one of the best palnters {n the country. 4) ago 8) defores | C) vhenewer pd) formerly , 6. The author wrote this because he feels that =A) 8) c) 0) theater is still more important than T.¥. and movies. the subject of mass-media goes beyond the topic of theatrical literature. theatrical audiences have a great influence on innovation. the best contemporary theater {s that of lanesco, Beckett and Genet. I have the audacity to believe that people everywhere can have three meals a day to satisfy their bodies; education and culture to satisfy their minds; and dignity, justice and freedom to satisfy their spirits... I still believe that some day mankind will bow before the altars of God and be crowned triumphant over war and bloodshed, and that aonviolent goodwill will proclaim the rule of the land, The Tion and the lamb shatl then lie down together and every man shall sit under his:own vine and fig tree, and acne shall be afraid. I still belfeve that we shall overcome. « Martin Luther Kirg Nobel! Peace Prize Acceptance Speech. (Adapted) 1. The main idea in the text “8. Which of the following states that nen statenents {s present in the : text? A) are able to dismiss wars. 8) aust pursue social wealth. A) A free mind needs three wot) will eventually find meals 8 day, equality. 8) Violence will be overcome 0) can receive cultural by goodwill, instruction. C) The strong and the weak must become friends. 0) Wars and bloodshed are generated by violence. 3. According to the text, if all mea were equal, they A B c a) } would have no fears. could give thanks to God. . could maintain their dignity. would deserve a peaceful life. PRIMERA PARTE Esta parte de la prueba consta de 9 preguntas, de la 1a la 9. | __A continuacién se le presentan 3 textos que usted deberd leer cufdadasa aente y, EXCLUSIVAMENTE con base en ellos, contestard las preguntas de esta parte. j On the day that I left Saturn, one of my fellow prisoners told me that since she had known me, her apinion of “Greens* had fallen even lower than {t had been before. This hit me especially hard because she was a woman whom I deeply res- pected and also because I had secretly imagined myself to be ' living a Ife as a “Green witness among the rebels. She | + satd that when I decided not’to speak aboyt my prison expert ences because of the risks involved, she was hardly able to speak to me. She condemned me for professing to be a “Green” without having the courage to act I1ke one. It was then that I conceived that I owed it to the members of the camp to speak for them and against Saturnian dictator- ship. It became clear to me that, whatever the diplomatic or personal repercussions, [ had to. speak the truth quite openly to those who were prepared to listen. These words, then gre written as the final stage of the fulfillment of a pledge® i made to the women of Alamet prisan on Saturn. These women | are now free or living in exile, but other Saturnians have than thete mtare, fw{}] arden + etary nf what henoennd ta "A formal promise to do something. - 1, What is the main idea of the 2. Wnich of the following text? statements is present in the text? A) One shouldn't keep silence for personal security. A) Freedom turns into exile 8) [t 1s important to ister after jail. ‘ to other people's opinion, 8) Honesty doesn't bring on [tis fair to denounce . diplomatic troubles. : C). Rebel prisoners do not * + respect "Greens*: Human beings are worth “Reo leaving and belfeving’ fi br tality, always *speak the . 6 ro leave when a seen ger tveay “Lowy avout to Fay by way of BU Stler'te a} tatr'tn'owts Th the tastysoldier nag to unen he ran out of bullet A) ask for aot a0 , o} assist to the victing of the dod AD fon 8) ence C) ment out} Thee 43. Liz was shocked at John's refute | 20 divorce her. gh test wih a? | | | ase /ouns io Ssterecarta ae'twucacte Puslices Bireceton com ae Direccign de EvelusctSn: 06. 1G 85.1

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