522253186-2-Ingles-prueba-saber-11-2021-1.pptx

Preguntas saber 11°
inglés-2021

85. A. on a mirror
B. on a board
C. on a mat
86. A. on a truck
B. on a train
C. on a bike
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DO NOT EAT IN
HERE
HOW DO I
DRIVE?

87. A. in a playground
B. in a classroom
C. in a hall
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Clean your desk!

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93. Can you hold the camera? A. That ‘s quick!
B. Of course.
C. May I keep this?
94. Honey, I invited my parents to the party. A. That ‘s quick!
B. Of course.
C. May I keep this?

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95. Wasn’t it a wonderful journey? A. You’re lucky!
B. Very kind of you!
C. Just amazing!
96. Anna missed the train. A. That’s terrible!
B. Never again.
C. How long is it?
97. We couldn’t swim in the pool yesterday. A. How often?
B. That’s exciting!
C. What happened?

PARTE 5. A
RESPONA LAS PREGUNTAS 106 A 112 DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO
Lea el texto y responda las preguntas.
En las preguntas 106- 112, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas.
Who was Koko?
Koko, a friendly gorilla, was well-known for being able to use GSL “Gorilla Sing Language”. She was born in Woodside, California
and soon taken to San Francisco Zoo. In the 1970´s, Francine Patterson, a student from the University of Illinois, began to look for
a baby gorilla for her project on animal communication. She visited the zoo and met Koko, who was then called by the Japanese
name of Hanabiko. Patterson has written about Koko’s success in several books and magazines.
Koko learnt sign language quickly by following Patterson’s instructions. Some of her words were “food,” “drink,” and “more.” With
years of practice, she got to know about 1,000 signs and understand about 2,000 words spoken to her in English. But she wasn’t
alone! Michael, a gorilla who shared his life with Koko from 1976 until 2000, learned and understood 500 signs with the help of
both Koko and Patterson.
Koko even communicated her wish to have babies, so for her birthday in 1984 she got a kitten called “All Ball”. She was a lovely
parent and loved the kitten as if it were a real baby gorilla, so she received two more kittens. Koko was visited by popular actors all
the time, including Robin Williams and Fred Rogers from Mister Rogers’ Neighbors, a famous TV show.

Ejemplo:
0. Koko is remembered for A. knowing how to communicate.
B. working in science.
C. travelling across USA.
Respuesta: 0. A B C
106. Where did Koko grow up? A. Woodside
B. San Francisco
C. Illinois
107. Koko was able to use GSL thanks to A. the zoo manager.
B. the university staff.
C. the work of Patterson.

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110. Michael could also A. live by himself.
B. teach Koko some words.
C. communicate with Patterson.
109. How many signs was Koko able to use? A. around 500 signs
B. around 1,000 signs
C. around 2,000 signs
108. When Koko was a baby she A. had a foreign name.
B. visited an Asian country.
C. was in the newspaper.

111. In 1984, Koko A. found another gorilla.
B. visited her parents.
C. received a pet.
112. During her life, Koko A. had famous visitors.
B. explored a movie set.
C. acted in a TV program.

PARTE 5. B
There’s a fun traditional water festival every Thai New Year that people want to go to! It’s the unusual “Songkran Festival”,
also called the “Water Festival”. It’s the most expensive in Thailand, but it’s known for the fantastic things people can do in it.
Songkran is in April, and it’s open to everyone. For 3-5 days, people from rural areas who are working in the capital go back
home with their children for the festival; they spend time with their parents who they haven’t seen for a long time. People
throw water on their heads to have an excellent year, with money and without problems.
However, the festival has changed. Now people make teams to throw water at each other in a match and choose a winner. It’s
a wonderful reason to travel and enjoy games. People sell, buy and use water toys, as well as carry cups of different sizes
from their kitchens to throw water. Students don’t wear their usual school clothes or get up early. During Songkran, it’s very
important to wear comfortable clothes and use something to protect your eyes from the sun and water.
Tourists from other countries say this is the most special festival they’ve ever been to because of its new idea of having fun.
People of different ages participate; they act like kids, they shout and have a wonderful time.

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Ejemplo:
0. Why was the Sungkran festival been so popular? A. It has amazing activities.
B. It’s quite scary.
C. It’s outdoors.
Respuesta:
0. A C
B
113. One of the activities people do in the festival is to A. visit their families.
B. play without their kids.
C. get a new job.
114. The festival is special because A. it’s only for workers.
B. it takes lots of time.
C. it’s for good luck.

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115. The festival has become A. a group of friends.
B. a place to cook.
C. a fun competition.
116. What should bring home? A. a uniform
B. a bowl
C. a puzzle
117. What is needed for the festival? A. a bathing suit
B. an umbrella
C. a pair of sunglasses

118. What do foreign visitors think about the festival? A. It’s modern.
B. It’s awesome.
C. It’s noisy.
119. What is the best title for the text? A. The fun festival
B. The cheapest festival
C. The kids’ festival

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90. I think Charlie’s is the best café in town! A. How much is it?
B. Was it wrong?
C. Is it near?
91. I met my neighbor yesterday. She’s a Brazilian singer. A. Welcome!
B. Awesome!
C. Surprise!
92. Are you going to the gym tonight? A. Maybe tomorrow.
B. Not much.
C. Twice a month.

✗
✗ PARTE 4
Ed Sheeran
Ed Sheeran is an English pop singer whose journey to the top (0) _______ only five years. He became
famous (98) _______ the success of his first song.
Ed (99) _______ play instruments like the drums from a young age and in 2006 he designed the cover of his
first album (100) _______. Two years later, he made (101) ________ popular songs but he was not a star
yet; he (102) _______ played at small places until 2011. That year, his song “The A team” became available
for download.
With his third album, he got back on the popular song lists (103) _________ than ever. Ed has had many
successful years and now, (104) _______ taking a break from recording, he is preparing for a new project: a
musical show he was (105) _______ to perform in the US.
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Ejemplo:
0. A. took B. take C. taken
Respuesta: 0. .
A B C
98. A. after B. along C. across
99. A. shall B. could C. must
100. A. herself B. themselves C. himself
101. A. several B. another C. Each

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102. A. almost B. exactly C. actually
103. A. strong B. stronger C. strongest
104. A. so B. while C. if
105. A. called B. calls C. calls

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PARTE 5. A
En las preguntas 106 - 112, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas.
The Empire State Building
The Empire State Building is the top place to see for first-time visitors to New York City. This tall building was part of a competition
between New York City businessmen Walter Chrysler and John Raskob for the title of the world’s tallest building. Engineer William
Laab was paid to produce the plans for the building, and John Raskob and Pierre du Pond’s company paid for the project.
Two other projects in competition for the title, 40 Wall Street and the Chrysler Building, were under construction when work on the
Empire State Building began on March 17, 1930. This project was completed on April 11, 1931. However, due to the great
economic crisis of that time, lots of the offices in the building were not rented for several years.
When visiting the Empire State Building, prepare for long ticket lines on the first floor, especially on weekends. You should wear
warm clothes if it’s cold and windy, so check the temperature before you go. Tourists buy one ticket to visit the 86th floor and
another one to the 102nd floor, which offers interesting 360-degree views of the city. Book your tickets online to save money. To go
up to the higher floor, tickets are only available on the 80th floor, where you can learn about the history of the building.

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Ejemplo.
0. The Empire State Building is popular among A. tourists
B. engineers
C. businessmen
Respuesta: 0. .
A B C
106. Who gave money to build the Empire State Building? A. Walter Chrysler
B. John Raskob
C. William Lamb

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109.The Empire State Building was A. the only project at the time.
B. a successful office building.
C. finished very early.
108. When was The Empire State Building finished? A. on March 17, 1930
B. on April 11, 1931
C. on May 1, 1931
107. John Raskob and Pierre du Pond were A. business partners
B. office workers
C. businessmen

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110. When visitors arrive, they A. might have to wait to enter.
B. should dress lightly.
C. must check the temperature.
111. Tickets cost less if you buy them A. on the Internet
B. on weekends
C. on the first floor
112. Where can a tourist find information about the building? A. on the 80th floor
B. on the 86th floor
C. on the 102th floor

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85.
A. at a zoo
B. at a garden
C. at a pet store
86. A. in a music class
B. in a sports class
C. in a painting class
DON’T GIVE
FOOD TO THE
GIRAFFES
You can not take
pictures of the
drawings

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PARTE 4. A
En las preguntas 97 - 104, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas.
AMSTERDAM
Amsterdam is among the (0) _______ small cities in the world, and it’s one of the most beautiful and exciting cities in (97)
________ of Europe. Amsterdam is (98) _______ for its streets along the water and world-famous museums and history.
Amsterdam is (99) _________ a friendly city. It has (100) _________ you can find in a big city: popular discos, international
restaurants, and good transport. In Amsterdam, your next stop is never far away, but if you’re looking (101) _______ really local
experiences, get a bike. Exploring the city on a boat is another very popular and easy way to (102) _______ around this special
place.
Finally, (103) _______ you are staying longer, consider a trip during the day from Amsterdam to see the towns and villages
around it. (104) _________ one id full of awesome things.

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Ejemplo:
0. A. greatest B. greater C. great
Respuesta: 0. .
A B C
97. A. any B. every C. all
98. A. visit B. visited C. visits
99. A. ever B. so C. also
100. A. everything B. everyone C. nothing

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101. A. for B. after C. out
102. A. traveling B. travel C. travels
103. A. than B. while C. if
104. A. Each B. Both C. Other

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PARTE 6
En las preguntas 120 - 124, marque A, B, C o D en su hoja de respuestas.
It’s been over a year now since I have phoned my family, connected to a social network, sent text
messages, checked e-mails or taken photographs. During that time, I’ve been living and working on a farm
without electricity. Last year taught me a lot about the natural world, society, and what it means to be human
at a time when the differences between mankind and machines are being eliminated.
This country way of life is often described as “the simple life”. But looking at it carefully, it’s far from being
simple. In fact, this life is actually quite complicated, made up for a thousand small, basic things. By
comparison, my old urban life really was quite “simple” too, but made up of a thousand small, repetitive and
boring things. With all of the electronic objects, websites and applications, there was almost nothing left for
me to do by myself, except the one thing that earned me the cash to pay for my other needs – my job.

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Though “living without technology” sounds like a sacrifice, it can be a better option for you. When
you’re connected to websites, you’re disconnected from life. You need to decide between the
machine world and the living, active world. There are important things that most of us can do. I
propose not spending more money than you should, not accepting all technological inventions, and
living with simple things.
I love the simple-complex life. While it is not a realistic solution for the majority of people now, we
should stop using more electronic stuff, and more dehumanizing, or tiring technologies. This may
possibly be a solution for those who will experience life in the coming years.

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120. What is the writer doing in the text?
A. exploring strategies to make people’s lives longer
B. influencing people to sell their electronic objects
C. emphasizing that people should stop doing things by themselves
D. inspiring people to enjoy simple things and reconnect with nature
121. What can the reader find in this article?
A. suggestions about promoting natural and technological activities
B. ideas for purchasing technological items to enjoy nature
C. regrets about the writer’s active life without technology
D. opinions for doing simple daily activities without using technology

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122. In paragraph 3, the writer suggests that when people are using technology, they
A. sacrifice new inventions.
B. are not living their lives fully.
C. are actively involved in life.
D. have not had financial problems.
123. According to paragraph four, the author loves “ the simple-complex life” because it
A. can be an effective solution for the future.
B. will affect most people’s lives now.
C. is a realistic option for most of us.
D. identifies ways of making technology exciting.
124. The advice the writer would probably give someone is to
A. exploring simple, urban life without technology.
B. live in the countryside with many comforts.
C. leave technology behind a live a simple life.
D. do complicated things and make more money.

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