RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS 64 A LA 68 DE ACUERDO CON EL EJEMPLO

¿Donde puede ver estos avisos?

En las preguntas 64-68, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas.

Ejemplo:

A. in a playground
0. C. in a street
Fathers an mothers: D. in a garden
please, watch your babies

1. A. in a computer shop
Try our new
B. in a music shop
guitars here! C. in a book shop

2. Music sale - A. in a depatament store

B. outside an apartment
3rd floor C. in a bank

A. at a theatre
3. Single tickets € 1.20 B. at a train station
return tickets € 2.000 C. at a cinema

4. You must wear shoes A. by a lake

B. in a shoes shop
In the boats at all times C. on a farm

5. A. in a church
Please be quiet!
Exam in room 3C B. in a school
C. in a zoo
 RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS 1 A 5 DE ACUERDO CON EL EJEMPLO

Lea las descripciones de la columna de la izquierda (1 - 5). ¿Cuâl palabra de la columna de la derecha

(A-H) concuerda con cada descripcién?

Una opcién (H) se usa para el ejemplo. Sobran dos palabras mas.
En las preguntas 1-5, marque la letra correctaA- G en su hoja de respuestas.

Places for children

Ejemplo:

0. Children can ask teachers questions about their lessons here.

0. A QB C D E O* O
Children can ride their bikes here. A. candy store

B. cinema

When it’s hot, children swim and get wet in this place.

C. library

People go there with their children to take photos of the animals. D. park

E. pool

4. You can buy sweaters for children in this place.

F. shopping center

5. You can look for exciting films for children and buy tickets here. G. zoo

H. classroom
 RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS 27 A 31 DE ACUERDO CON EL EJEMPLO

Lea las descripciones de la columna de la izquierda (27 - 31). ¿Cuâl palabra de la columna de la derecha
(A-H) concuerda con cada descripcién?.

Una opcién (A- H) se usa para el ejemplo. Sobran dos palabras mas.
En las preguntas 27 -31, marque la letra correctaA- H en su hoja de respuestas.

Food
Ejemplo:

0. This is a red or green fruit that is white inside.

11. Rabbits like this long orange vegetable. A. apple

12. You get this when you cook vegetables B. candy

and meat in water. C. carrot

13. This comes from cows and you can make D. chicken

cheese with it. E. fish

1340
. . Children love this sweet food. F. milk
1351. We eat this animal that lives in rivers or in G. Soup

the sea. H. tea

RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS 32 A 36 DE ACUERDO CON EL EJEMPLO

Lea las descripciones de la columna de la izquierda (32 - 36). ¿Cuâl palabra de la columna de la derecha
(A H) concuerda con cada descripcién?.
Una opcién (A- H) se usa para el ejemplo. Sobran dos palabras mas.
En las preguntas 32-36, marque la letra correctaA- H en su hoja de respuestas.

Sports

Ejemplo:

0. When you want to play football, you go to this place.

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6.2. You put them on to move on the ground. A. baseball
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7.3. In this game, two people hit a small ball B. basketball
C. boats
with a racket.
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8.4. This is the best place to go for a swim.
D. cars
E. field
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9.5. You bounce and throw a big ball with your F. pool
hands. G. skates
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0.6. People drive them in a great sport. H. tennis
 B. Just a moment!
¿Have you ever traveled
in a helicopter? C. No that much!

Respuesta 0. A B C

c. just amazing

B. Are you sure?

A. What a pity

B. sure

C. what was the matter?

A. I do not know

C. How interesting

B. Let´s do it now
 RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS 54 A 63 DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO
Lea el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio.
En las preguntas 54 - 63, marque la letra correcta A, B, C o D en su hoja de respuestas.

Looking after elephants in a zoo

Elephants love (0) a bath and their regular daily care includes a two-hour shower and brush
in summer, and a dust bath in winter, to (54) remove old skin. Their feet must also be looked at
every day as stones get stuck (55) between their toes. That’s the easy (56) part Their eating
habits, however, demand a lot more attention, according to zoo owner Michael Booth, who (57)
then described the elephant as an enormous fire that (58) needs lots of fuel. This is (59)
why elephants in the wild (60) s pend most of their time eating. The ones in Booth's zoo eat
large (61) weigths of vegetables and fruit but their favorite food is bread. It (62) cost about £20
a day to feed a fully-grown elephant.

A male elephant is roughly the same size as a bus, so it isn't a good (63) idea to make an
elephant angry!.

Ejemplo:
0. A. having B. getting C. going D. coming

295.4. A. pass B. remove C. take D. fall

5.5. A.
30 off B. along C. up D. between

315.6. A. scene B. role C. part D. piece

57. A. now B. before C. once D. then

32.

58. A. searches B. needs C asks D. keeps

33.

59. A. when B. whether C. while D. why

34.

60. A. continue B. spend C. give D. stay

35.
61. A. totals B. weights C. numbers D. quantities
36.
62. A. costs B. buys C. pays D. charges
37.
63. A. purpose C. opinion D. thought
B. idea
38.
 PARTE 8 RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS 44 A 48 DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO
Lea el texto y responda las preguntas.
En las preguntas 44 - 48, marque A, B. C o D en su hoja de respuestas.

Nakia Letang is an admissions director at Fairfield University. Nakia is a young hardworking woman. This
is an interview her achievements.
What is your Job about†
Choosing new students is the main function of my work. I read student's
applications and plan my travel calendar and events. Another part of my job is what
I call customer service: educating parents and future students about college and
the admissions process. You have to be an active person and really like talking to
have his Job. We have to be very sociable and constantly on the move.
Do you work students from everywhere†
I work in New York City and eleven states. I work two groups: home - schooled students and those from the
Community Scholars Program; these are teenagers who live in the city and are the first family members to
attend college.
What is your role in the admission decision process†
We read applications from our own area because we know the students' schools can give a complete
evaluation of the application. Each career officer decides on the best candidates from their area. We consider
mainly their academic level, but also what those students bring to the college community. If I’m not sure, I'll
have a second admissions career officer take a look, and if were still not sure, I'll meet the entire admissions
office group.
Can you talk to the students who send applications†
Like many of the students I invite, I'm the first person in my family to go to college. I tell students my story and let
them know I understand their situation. I convince them that they can get into college and make it through.

394.4. What is the writer mainly trying to do in this article?.

A. advertise Fair Fairfield University programs and admission process

B. explain how people can easily begin their college
C. make students reflect where they should study
D. describe a woman's professional success and responsibilitie

404. 5. What can the reader find out from the article?
A. what students' family conditions are
B. what students' admission requirements are
C. what Nakia's experience as a college student is
D. what the qualifications of the admissions staff are

414.6. According to Nakia,

A. just home students can enter the college.
B. the friendliest students can enter the college.
C. the cleverest students can enter the college.
D. just young students can enter the college.

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27. . The last paragraph is about

A. outlining what the writer does.

B. encouraging students with her example.
C. working with all kind of students.
D. helping students join college.

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3.8. According to the reading, the most appropriate piece of advice that you can get is "Be
A. what you want to be using your knowledge and background".
B. the only one in your family to go to the university".
C. an active person if you want to begin your university studies".
D. good at talking to people if you want to get an excellent job".
44. If the student had got enough sleep, she … difficulties in reading the material.
a. wouldn’t have faced
b. wouldn’t has faced

45. If he (be) younger, he (travel) more.

A. was / would travel
B. were / will travel
C. wasn’t / can travel

46.

47.

mixed will get

mixes would gets

If Carol …… a cat, she …… it Monty.

48.
A. Would have, called
B. Had, would call
C. Would have, would call

Joe and Sally …… Zoe if they …… her number.

49.
A. Phoned, would know
B. Phoned, knew
C. Would phone, knew

If I …… stronger, I …… you to carry the piano.

A. Am, ‘d help
B. Were, ‘d help
C. ‘d be, ‘d help