PART I
INTERPRETACIÓ
NY LECTURA
DE GRÁFICAS
PART I
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VOCABULARY
1. ADVISORY:
2. COMMERCIAL CAMPAIGN:
3. HOSPITAL STORE:
4. WRINKLED:
5. WONDERFUL:
6. VILLAGE:
7. TRIMMINGS:
8. DRINKING AGE:
9. TO KEEP:
11. TO KEEP ON:
12. NJ:
13.KILLED
14.DRUNK DRINKING CRASHES
15.ADVERTISING:
16.WAREHOUSE
17.HOUSEWARES
18.DELIVERY ROOM:
19.KEEP ON:
20.ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES:
CONSULTIVO
CAMPAÑA COMERCIAL
ALMACÉN MÉDICO
ARRUGADO(A), CON ARRUGAS
MARAVILLOSO(A), MAGNIFICO, ESTUPENDO, ETC
ALDEA, PUEBLO, LOCALIDAD.
ADORNOS
EDAD PARA EL CONSUMO DE
ALCOHOLMANTENER
SEGUIR, CONTINUAR
NEW JERSEY
MUERTOS, ASESINADOS
ACCIDENTES POR MANEJAR EBRIO(EN ESTADO DE
ALCOHOL)ANUNCIO, PUBLICIDAD.
BODEGA, ALMACÉN
ARTICULOS PARA EL HOGAR.
SALA DE PARTOS
SEGUIR, CONTINUAR
BEBIDAS ALCOHOLICAS
1. ACCOMMODATE:
2. OTOLARYNGOLOGIST:
3. DELIVERING GOODS:
4. OFFSHORE PLATFORM:
5. AIR BASE STATION:
6. GAS RISK:
7. FIRE HAZARD:
8. ATM INSIDE:
9. TO KEEP:
11. POLITICKING:
12. POLICY:
13.UNION MEMBER:
HOSPEDAR, ALOJAR
OTORRINOLARINGÓLOGO
ENTREGA DE MERCANCIAS
PLATAFORMA MARÍTIMA/PETROLÍFERA.
BASE AÉREA
ESCAPE DE GAS.
RIESGO/PELIGRO DE INCENDIO
CAJERO AUTOMÁTICO ADENTRO/EN EL INTERIOR
MANTENER
POLITIQUERÍA
POLÍTICA
MIEMBRO DEL SINDICATO
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1. DEAL WITH:
2. PULMONOLOGIST:
3. HANG GLIDER:
4. BLADES
6. FENCING:
7. FOIL:
8. SABRE:
9. ROWING:
10. SAILING
11. WRESTLING:
12.FOOTWEAR:
13.DRESSMAKER
14.BRICKLAYER
15.TRADE:
16.TO BROADCAST
17.UNDERPANTS
18.KNICKERS
TRATAR, ENCARGARSE DE
NÉUMÓLOGO
PARAPENTE
CUCHILLAS, ESPADAS
ESGRIMA
ALUMINIO
SABLE
REMO
NAVEGACIÓN, VELERO
LUCHA LIBRE
CALZADO
MODISTA, COSTURERA
ALBAÑIL
NEGOCIO, OFICIO, INDUSTRIA
TRASMITIR, DIFUNDIR, EMITIR
CALZONES, CALZONCILLOS. (men and women)
BRAGAS (pantys, pantaletas, tangas,etc)
ROBE:
20. TERRY CLOTH:
21. BATHING SUIT:
22. DINNER JACKET:
23. BATHROBE:
24. WATERPROOFED:
25. CARDIGANS:
26. PANTYHOSE:
27. KNEE HIGHS
28. STOCKINGS:
28. KNITTED SWEATER:
29. LONG SLEEVES:
30. SLIPPERS:
31. RAINCOAT:
BATA, TÚNICA, MANTO
TEJIDO DE ALGODÓN
TRAJE DE BAÑO
SMOKING
BATA DE BAÑO
A PRUEBA DE AGUA
CHAQUETAS
PANTIMEDIAS
MEDIAS LARGAS
MEDIAS
SUETER TEJIDO
MANGAS LARGAS
ZAPATILLAS, SANDALIAS,
CHANCLETASIMPERMEABLE
Part II
11) It is the specialist who deals with the
prevention and treatment of renal diseases.
12) It is the specialist who is dedicated to
the study of the eyes.
13) It is the specialist who deals with
problems of the nervous system.
14)It is the specialist who is dedicated to
the study of mental illness.
15) It is the specialist who deals with
the study of diseases of the respiratory
system.
a) Phsychiatrist
b) Nephrologist
c) Neurologist
d) Ophthalmologist
e) Dermatologist
f) Pulmonologist
g) Rheumatologist
h) Cardiologist
6) It is a team sport played between two teams of
eleven players each and four referees dealing with the
rules are properly followed. It is widely
Considered the most popular sport in the world, for
about 270 million people parcipipate in it.
7) It is a sport that involves lifting as much weight
as possible on a bar at the ends of several discs,
which determine the final weight being lifted
fixing.
a) Rowing
b) Fencing
c) Weight lifting
d) Sailing
e) Wrestling
f) Jogging
g) Hang gliding
h) Soccer
8) It is an air sport in which a pilot flies a light and
non-motorized foot launch aircraft called a hang
glider..
9) It is the activity of fighting with blades. The
most common version of fencing today, also called
olympic fencing or competitive fencing, is divided
into three weapon categories: foil, sabre, and epee.
10) It is a combat sport involving grappling type
techniques such as clinch fighting, throws and
takedowns, joint locks, pins and other grappling
holds. A wrestling …
11) Are words that have the function of linking
Words or groups of words.
12) Are words that are not part of the
sentence because they are, by themselves,
Statements. Often express attitudes,
Feelings and sensations of the speaker,
As well as appeal to the listener
13) Are words that join other words or
Propositions (simple sentence) that play the
same grammatical function.
14)Are words that replace the name to avoid
Its repetition.
15) Are words that modify a verb, an adjective
Or themselves.
a) Verbs
b) Prepositions
c) Interjections
d) Adjectives
e) Determinants
f) Adverbs
g) Pronouns
h) Conjunctions
16) A person who manufactures, sells or
arranges footwear.
17) A person whose job is to build walls,
houses, and other structures.
18) A person whose trade is cutting up and
Selling meat in a shop.
19) Person whose job is design and making
People´s clothes.
20) A person who writes for newspapers or
magazines or prepares news to be broadcast on
Radio or television.
a) Journalist
b) Meteorologist
c) Fisherman
d) Dressmaker
e) Butcher
f) Salesman
g) Bricklayer
h) Shoemaker
21) A woman´s or girl´s underpants.
22) A robe, typically made of terry cloth, worn
Especially before and after taking a bath.
23) A long coat made from waterproofed or
water-resistant fabric.
24) Nylons, pantyhose, tights, hosiery, hose,
Leotards, knee-highs.
25) A knitted sweater fastening down the front,
Typically with long sleeves..
a) Knickers
b) Bathrobe
c) Raincoat
d) Stockings
e) Cardigans
f) Bathing suit
g) Dinner jacket
h) Slippers
TALLER N° 3
PARTE 3:
COMPRENSIÓN
DE DIÁLOGOS
A. Fine, I like to hear music,too
B. Well, I´ve been abroad.
C. I´ve been listening from you
1. Hello, María. I haven´t
heard from you in ages.
What´ve you been to?
A. I was teaching Spanish to
foreigners.
B. I were practicing my martial
arts.
C. We was in a middle of a project.
2. What were you doing
there?
A. We will meet yesterday.
B. I won´t find you at the bar.
C. What about Friday evening.
3. When shall we
meet?
SHALL:
En preguntas informativas se usan
SHALL y WILL para tener información
sobre posibilidades del futuro.
Who will/shall drive the car?
When will / shall I see you again?
What time will / shall we meet?
b
a
c
k
A. You´re welcome to my home.
B. It´s very important, isn´t it?
C. Great! What about yourself?
4. How´s things?
A. I saw the trailer. it looked
pretty exciting stuff.
B. Music is delicious, we love it.
C. We should write it as fast as
possible.
5. I thought that we could
see "killing them softly"
A. Wrestling is not my favorite
sport.
B. Yes, we need to meet very soon.
C. You came to me as if you hadn´t
done anything.
6. Why are you being so
rude?
A. Because you didn´t tell me
anything.
B. That´s great I´ll be there
tomorrow.
C. I´m sorry, will wait for the
invitation.
7.I had a party at my house
yesterday and you didn´t
come .
A. Of course, I´m my father´s son.
B. What do you need my ID for?
C. Definitively I can vote without
you.
8.May I see your ID
please?
A. I can call for confirmation, but
that would take 30 minutes.
B. Yes, there are many ways to
dress in the morning.
C. No, money is not the most
important thing in life.
9. Isn´t there any other way
to cash this check?
A. Yes, we´ll go to the doctor next
Friday and then we´ll go shopping.
B. Doctor Becker said it was the flu
and he prescribed her rest and some
pills.
C. Medicine is a very important
science, helps improve quality of life.
10. Has she been to the
doctor?
A. That´s fine, I need to tan my
skin.
B. The doctor says that injections
are fun for kids.
C. ok, here you are. It´s 5 dollars.
11. This is a very effective
antibiotic. Give me a second.
A. We are a couple and I think we
need our own place.
B. Parks and public areas are
needed in town.
C. Have a home mortgage is a
family blessing.
12. I want us to move to an
apartment.
A. Hunting on safari without guns is
very easy.
B. You won´t regret it, Mary.
C. The beginning of all things are the
four elements.
13. It won´t be easy for me at
the beginning, but it sounds
like a good idea.
A. Let me go get my assistant. He will
help you inmediately.
B. Most fashion is to have a great
personality, no matter if you have big
feet.
C. Coats are $75 dollars in today´s deal.
14. We want to buy a pair of
sneakers. Can you tell us what
is in fashion?
A. Friends are like a new family,
support us when we are sad.
B. Yes, you are right. As son as we
finish here, we can go to that store.
C. No, I don´t, but remember that our
parents love us very much.
15. Mary, don´t forget that we
need to buy gifts for our
friends.
A. I love movies.
B. Don´t like potatoes.
C. I really like Nike.
16. What Brand do you
prefer?
A. Whose is cool?
B. For our father.
C. Yes, we are going.
17. For whom are you going
to buy ties?
A. Yes, miss. The shopping center is
around the center.
B. No, miss. Today I have no money to
buy anything.
C. Yes, miss. The grocery store is ten
kilometers from here.
18. Driver, are we close to any
shopping center?
A. Which one?
B. The tall girl?
C. My aunt knows.
19. Why don´t you ask the
guy in the third row?
A. The pancakes are usually eaten with
milk chocolate.
B. We´ve sold out. I need more right
away!
C. We enjoy sharing with friends a
good party.
20. Albert, your wife´s cookies
are selling like hotcakes!
A. The dog barks very strong and not
let me sleep.
B. Firefighters do not like burning oil
made in the houses.
C. Rest assured that I´ll do my best to
deliver the goods.
21. Bake all night if you have to. Burn
the midnight oil! If you work hard now,
you´ll be sitting pretty in a few years.
A. I´m a journalist.
B. I don´t live in the living
C. I´d be a great teacher.
22. Mark… after all, what do
you do for a living?
A. My girl works very hard all year.
B. People don´t like to travel on
vacation.
C. All right. What´s your name?
23. I want to register in
the Vacation Club.
A. She is helping me. She is looking for
information on the internet.
B. She was walking to her friend Karen to
do homework from the school.
C. Carla and her mother are fascinated by
watching soap operas on TV.
24. What is carla doing on
the computer?
A. Good afternoon, nice to see you
too!
B. Is a pleasure to see you again.
C. You are welcome. See you tonight!
25. Thank you very much,
Billy.
A. Thank you very much for your
purchase.
B. Do you want a special brand?
C. Arepas are delicious with ham.
26. First, I need some
bread and some eggs.
A. If you can swim you should not fear the
ocean.
B. Nutritionists talk about healthy food.
C. I need some Salmon and a Little sugar.
27. I´m afraid they don´t have
any Ocean Perch. What else do
you need?
A. The Cuban is smaller than the
American.
B. No, The cuban is bigger than the
Colombian.
C. Yes, the Cuban is the smallest.
28. Is the cuban sandwich
bigger than the american?
A. No, thanks. Bring us the check, please.
B. Yes, because they make you lose
weight.
C. Of course, health is a very impotant
issue.
29. Do you care for
desserts?
A. We will spend our vacation in a figure
skating club.
B. Businesses are important to the world
economy.
C. Excesses are not positive for the
human being.
30. Are you going on a
pleasure or a business trip?
A. If not, you may not have found cheap
prices.
B. Everyone can fly without reservations.
C. The aircraft are a very safe mode of
transport.
31.Reserve your plane tickets
in advance.
A. She may get upset if you don´t.
B. Today is necessary to marry.
C. In a wedding you should have to invite
everyone.
32. You should invite your
grandmother to the wedding.
A. You´re going to keep you fit.
B. You´re gonna be skinny!
C. You might put on weight.
33. Don´t eat too many cakes!
A. A facial lifting is very in.
B. You may injure your back
again.
C. That lifting must be done.
34. Don´t lift that box!
A. Vehicle insurance is very
expensive.
B. Grooming is vital for the life of the
car.
C. It may break down when you least
expect it.
35. You should have your car
serviced regularly.
A. B. C.
The secretary for the Environment, Edward Yau, says the
government will come up with a basket of proposals on ways to put
together a new air pollution index later this year. Mr Yau said a
public consultation (31)__ later this year. He said the exercise
(32)__ when a new index (33)__ in place; and what measures (34)__
to achieve that Mr. Yau (35)__ that the current index, which is
measured using standards established 21 years ago, is obsolete.
31. a. will begin b. won´t began c. should
begun
32. a. should decided b. would decide c. will decide
33. a. would be put b. will be get c. should
been put
34. a. was need b. were needs c. were
needed
To say (36)__ actually (37)__ the sport of snowboarding would
be impossible because people have always (38)__ to slide
down a snow-covered hill. Soaring through the snow on some
kind of seat or board is nothing new. The ways (39)__ the
snow are numerous, and people have (40)__ ways to turn
garbage can lids and cardboard.
36. a. who b. whom c. whose
37. a. invented b. invent c.
invents
38. a. love b. loves c. loved
39. a. to enjoy b. enjoy c.
enjoys
A. B. C.=
Mark Elliot Zuckerberg (born May 14, 1984) is an American
computer programmer and internet entrepreneur. He is best
knows as one of five co founders of the social networking
website Facebook. As of April 2013, Zuckerberg is the
chairman and chief executive of Facebook, Inc. and in 2013 his
personal wealth was estimated to be US$13,3 billion.
Together with his college roommate and fellow Harvard
University students Eduardo Savering, Andrew Mc Collum,
Dustin Moskovitz and Chris Hughes, Zuckerberg launched
Facebook from Harvard´s dormitory California, United States
(U.S) shortly afterwards. In 2007, at the age of twenty-three
years, Zuckerberg became a billionaire as a result of Facebook
and the number of Facebook users worldwide reached a total
of one billion in 2012.
Zuckerberg was involved in various legal disputes that were
initiated by others in the group, who claimed a share of the
company based upon their involvement during the
development phase of Facebook. Since 2010, Zuckerberg has
been named among the 100 wealthiest and most influential
people in the world by Time magazine as a part of its Person
of the Year distinction. Zuckerberg was played by actor Jesse
Eisenberg in the 2010 Hollywood film “The Social Network” in
which the rise of Facebook is portrayed.
41. When was he born?
A. On April 2013.
B. On May 1984.
C. On May 2007.
42. What is his profession?
A. Doctor.
B. Engineer.
C. Programmer.
43. Where was he born?
A. Australia.
B. Mexico.
C. U.S.A.
44. Where did he study?
A. Saverin University.
B. Harvard.
C. He didn´t go to college.
45. According to the text Mark
Zuckerberg is:
A. Poor.
B. Rich.
C. It doesn´t anything about him.
46. When did Zuckerberg
become a billionaire?
A. Never.
B. In 2013.
C. In 2007.
47. How many users did
Facebook have in 2012?
A. 1 billion.
B. 1 million.
C. 13,3 million.
48. What was “The Social Network” about?
A. About Facebook.
B. About Mark Elliot Zuckerberg´s life.
C. About legal disputes.
49. What is the author of this text trying to do?
A. Is trying to convince the reader that Mark is a
nice person.
B. Is showing Mark Zuckerberg´s life.
C. Is defending Mark Zuckerberg enterprise.
50. The text can be classified as
A. narrative.
B. argumentative .
C. expositive.
A. B. C. D.
SCHOOL BULLYING
School bullying refers to all types of bullying done on school
property, whether it is peer-to-peer bullying, bullying of
younger children by older children, or bullying in which a
teacher is either a victim or a culprit. According to the
National Center for Education Statistics, nearly a third of all
students aged 12 – 18 reported having been bullied at school
in 2007, some almost daily.
Mode of school bullying
Physical bullying is bullying that takes the form of physical abuse,
such as pushing, shoving, hitting, fighting, spitting, ad tripping.
Threats of physical harm and attempts to force people to act in
ways they would prefer not to are also included.
Emotional bullying is bullying that involves factors other than
physical interaction, such as insults, derogatory remark, name
calling, and teasing. Also included are attempts to ostracize the
victim, such as being left out or ignored, which is sometimes
referred to as social bullying, as distinguished from verbal
bullying. Emotional bullying could also take the form of
purposely misplacing or hiding someone´s belongings. Emotional
bullying can be done in person or through cyberbullying.
Medium of School Bullying
Face to face bullying is bullying in which students confront each
other in person. Cyber bullying is bullying that takes place online,
through either email, chat rooms, social networking services,
text messages, instant messages, website postings, blogs, or a
combination of means.
Specific Targets of School Bullying
Homophobic bullying is sometimes distinguished because it has a
particular target population. Bullying of students with disabilities
is another type of bullying with a focused target population.
Racist bullying is a third type of focused bullying that targets
people of a specific race or cultural. Religious bullying targets
people who have specific religious beliefs.
51. School bullying refers to:
A. Bullying that happens at home.
B. Bullying that happens at school.
C. Bullying that happens in the street.
D. Bullying that happens in a restaurant.
52. Two different types of bullying are:
A. School bullying and emotional bullying.
B. School bullying and physical bullying.
C. Emotional and physical bullying.
D. Physical and School bullying.
53. The cyberbullying can be done:
A. Face to face.
B. At school.
C. Through email, chat room or social networks, etc.
D. By the teacher.
54. According to the National Center for Education Statistics,
how many students were reported for being bullied in 2007?
A. A third of all students aged 12 - 18.
B. All students.
C. 12.
D. 18.
55. Some of the specific targets of School Bullying are:
A. Emotional and physical.
B. Emotional, physical and homophobic.
C. Racist and homophobic.
D. Religious, racist and homophobic.
56. The emotional bullying can be done:
A. Only in person.
B. Face to face or through cyberbullying.
C. Face to face.
D. In the school.
57. The racist bullying refers to:
A. Bullied people from a specific religious belief.
B. Bullied people because of their disabilities.
C. Bullied people from a specific race or culture.
D. Bullied people from school.
58. The school bullying can be performed by:
A. Teachers only.
B. Students only.
C. Peers only.
D. Students and teachers.
59. The author of the text intended to:
A. Defend the school bullying.
B. Show a general view of school bullying.
C. Attack the school bullying.
D. Show some example of school bullying.
60. We can find this text in:
A. A web site.
B. A novel.
C. A history magazine.
D. A milk carton.
59. The author of the text intended to:
A. Defend the school bullying.
B. Show a general view of school bullying.
C. Attack the school bullying.
D. Show some example of school bullying.
60. We can find this text in:
A. A web site.
B. A novel.
C. A history magazine.
D. A milk carton.
A. B. C. D.
NOMBRE ARTÍSTICO
PRODUCTOR DISCOGRÁFICO
CANTA AUTOR
CRIADO(S)
REALIZÓ, LLEVO A CABO
INFANCIA
CARRERA, PROFESIÓN,
TRAYECTORIAFIRMÓ, FIRMADO
RECONOCIDO(S)
SOLISTA
PRESTAR
VARIEDAD, MEZCLA, SELECCIÓN
DESTACADO, PRESENTADO
ESCENARIOS, LUGARES, ESPACIOS
A TRAVÉS, DURANTE TODO(A)
PRODUCIDO, REALIZÓ.
APOYADO, ASISTIDO
ORIGINÓ, PRODUJO, GENERÓ. PAST OF THE VERB SPAWN
Peter Gene Hernandez (born October 8, 1985), (61)__ by his stage
name Bruno Mars, is (62)__ American singer-songwriter and record
producer. Raised in Honolulu, Hawaii, by a family of musicians,
Mars(63)__ making music at a young age and performed in various
musical venues (64)__ his hometown throughout his childhood. He
graduated from high school and then moved to Los Angeles,
California, to (65)__ a musical career.
61. a. known b. know c. knows d.
knew
62. a. and b. by c. a d. an
63. a. began b. begin c. begins d.
begun
64. a. in b. on c. under d.
pursuing
Mars produced songs for other artists, joining production team The
Smeezingtons. Mars had an unsuccessful sting with Motown
Records, but (66)__ signed with Atlantic in 2009. He became
recognized as a solo artist after lending his vocals and co-writing
hooks for the songs “Nothin´ on You” by B.O.B, and “Billionaire” by
Travie McCoy, which (67)__ worldwide hits. He also co-wrote the
hits “Right Round” by Flo Rida featuring Ke$ha, and “Wavin´ Flag”
by K´naan, (68)__ him to work with an assortment of artists from
various genres.
66. a. that b. those c. to d.
then
67. a. was b. were c. is d.
are
Mars´ debut studio album, Doo-Wops & Hooligans(2010)
peaked at number three on the Billboard 200. Anchored
by the worldwide number-one singles “Just the way you
are”, “Grenade” and the hit single “The Lazy song”. The
album (69)__ for seven Grammy Awards, winning Best
Pop Vocal Performance for “Just the way you are”. His
second album, Unorthodox Jukebox (2012), peaked at
number one in the united States.
69.a.was nominated
b.is nominated
c.were nominated
d.nominate
The album spawned the international hit singles, “Locked
out of heaven” and “When I was your man”, so far. (70)__
to his solo music, Bruno has collaborated with numerous
other artists, notably being featured on the worldwide
hits “lighters” (with bad Meets Evil). Young, Wild & Free”
(with Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa) and those already
referenced.
70. a. However b. Firstly c. in addition d.
Unless
Part II6) a word that introduces a noun, such a
a/an,the, every, this, those, or many.
7) a word such as and, because, but, for, if,
or, and when .
8) They show the relationship between the noun
Or pronoun and other words in a sentence.
9) a word that identifies: a person, a thing,
An idea, quality, or state.
10) Describes what a person or thing does or
what happens.
a) Determiners
b) Conjunctions
c) Prepositions
d) Nouns
e) Verbs
f) Adverbs
g) Pronouns
h) Exclamations
11. I REALLY HOPE SHE
FEELS BETTER TODAY.
12.SHE DOESN´T MIND IF
YOU STAY.
13.I WONDER IF SHE IS
READY TO LEAVE.
14. I DIDN´T ENJOY THAT
MUSICAL.
15. LET´S TAKE A SHORT
CUT.
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123
24. Who is the oldest?
A. Harry Edward Styles.
B. Zain Javadd “Zayn“ Malik.
C. Niall James Horan.
25. Who is the youngest?
A. Harry Edward Styles.
B. Zain Javadd “Zayn“ Malik.
C. Niall James Horan.
26. Who went to a boy´s school?
A. Harry Edward Styles.
B. Zain Javadd “Zayn“ Malik.
C. Niall James Horan.
27. Whose parents didn´t
get divorced?
A. Harry Edward Styles.
B. Zain Javadd “Zayn“ Malik.
C. Niall James Horan.
28. Who had a part time job in a
Bakery?
A. Harry Edward Styles.
B. Zain Javadd “Zayn“ Malik.
C. Niall James Horan.
29. Who has an heritage from a
different country?
A. Harry Edward Styles.
B. Zain Javadd “Zayn“ Malik.
C. Niall James Horan.
30. Who has young siblings?
A. Harry Edward Styles.
B. Zain Javadd “Zayn“ Malik.
C. Niall James Horan.
THANK YOU
VERY MUCH
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PREPARACION PRUEBAS SABER 11 INGLÉS

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    1. ADVISORY: 2. COMMERCIALCAMPAIGN: 3. HOSPITAL STORE: 4. WRINKLED: 5. WONDERFUL: 6. VILLAGE: 7. TRIMMINGS: 8. DRINKING AGE: 9. TO KEEP: 11. TO KEEP ON: 12. NJ: 13.KILLED 14.DRUNK DRINKING CRASHES 15.ADVERTISING: 16.WAREHOUSE 17.HOUSEWARES 18.DELIVERY ROOM: 19.KEEP ON: 20.ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES: CONSULTIVO CAMPAÑA COMERCIAL ALMACÉN MÉDICO ARRUGADO(A), CON ARRUGAS MARAVILLOSO(A), MAGNIFICO, ESTUPENDO, ETC ALDEA, PUEBLO, LOCALIDAD. ADORNOS EDAD PARA EL CONSUMO DE ALCOHOLMANTENER SEGUIR, CONTINUAR NEW JERSEY MUERTOS, ASESINADOS ACCIDENTES POR MANEJAR EBRIO(EN ESTADO DE ALCOHOL)ANUNCIO, PUBLICIDAD. BODEGA, ALMACÉN ARTICULOS PARA EL HOGAR. SALA DE PARTOS SEGUIR, CONTINUAR BEBIDAS ALCOHOLICAS
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    1. ACCOMMODATE: 2. OTOLARYNGOLOGIST: 3.DELIVERING GOODS: 4. OFFSHORE PLATFORM: 5. AIR BASE STATION: 6. GAS RISK: 7. FIRE HAZARD: 8. ATM INSIDE: 9. TO KEEP: 11. POLITICKING: 12. POLICY: 13.UNION MEMBER: HOSPEDAR, ALOJAR OTORRINOLARINGÓLOGO ENTREGA DE MERCANCIAS PLATAFORMA MARÍTIMA/PETROLÍFERA. BASE AÉREA ESCAPE DE GAS. RIESGO/PELIGRO DE INCENDIO CAJERO AUTOMÁTICO ADENTRO/EN EL INTERIOR MANTENER POLITIQUERÍA POLÍTICA MIEMBRO DEL SINDICATO
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    1. DEAL WITH: 2.PULMONOLOGIST: 3. HANG GLIDER: 4. BLADES 6. FENCING: 7. FOIL: 8. SABRE: 9. ROWING: 10. SAILING 11. WRESTLING: 12.FOOTWEAR: 13.DRESSMAKER 14.BRICKLAYER 15.TRADE: 16.TO BROADCAST 17.UNDERPANTS 18.KNICKERS TRATAR, ENCARGARSE DE NÉUMÓLOGO PARAPENTE CUCHILLAS, ESPADAS ESGRIMA ALUMINIO SABLE REMO NAVEGACIÓN, VELERO LUCHA LIBRE CALZADO MODISTA, COSTURERA ALBAÑIL NEGOCIO, OFICIO, INDUSTRIA TRASMITIR, DIFUNDIR, EMITIR CALZONES, CALZONCILLOS. (men and women) BRAGAS (pantys, pantaletas, tangas,etc)
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    ROBE: 20. TERRY CLOTH: 21.BATHING SUIT: 22. DINNER JACKET: 23. BATHROBE: 24. WATERPROOFED: 25. CARDIGANS: 26. PANTYHOSE: 27. KNEE HIGHS 28. STOCKINGS: 28. KNITTED SWEATER: 29. LONG SLEEVES: 30. SLIPPERS: 31. RAINCOAT: BATA, TÚNICA, MANTO TEJIDO DE ALGODÓN TRAJE DE BAÑO SMOKING BATA DE BAÑO A PRUEBA DE AGUA CHAQUETAS PANTIMEDIAS MEDIAS LARGAS MEDIAS SUETER TEJIDO MANGAS LARGAS ZAPATILLAS, SANDALIAS, CHANCLETASIMPERMEABLE
  • 44.
    Part II 11) Itis the specialist who deals with the prevention and treatment of renal diseases. 12) It is the specialist who is dedicated to the study of the eyes. 13) It is the specialist who deals with problems of the nervous system. 14)It is the specialist who is dedicated to the study of mental illness. 15) It is the specialist who deals with the study of diseases of the respiratory system. a) Phsychiatrist b) Nephrologist c) Neurologist d) Ophthalmologist e) Dermatologist f) Pulmonologist g) Rheumatologist h) Cardiologist
  • 45.
    6) It isa team sport played between two teams of eleven players each and four referees dealing with the rules are properly followed. It is widely Considered the most popular sport in the world, for about 270 million people parcipipate in it. 7) It is a sport that involves lifting as much weight as possible on a bar at the ends of several discs, which determine the final weight being lifted fixing. a) Rowing b) Fencing c) Weight lifting d) Sailing e) Wrestling f) Jogging g) Hang gliding h) Soccer 8) It is an air sport in which a pilot flies a light and non-motorized foot launch aircraft called a hang glider.. 9) It is the activity of fighting with blades. The most common version of fencing today, also called olympic fencing or competitive fencing, is divided into three weapon categories: foil, sabre, and epee. 10) It is a combat sport involving grappling type techniques such as clinch fighting, throws and takedowns, joint locks, pins and other grappling holds. A wrestling …
  • 46.
    11) Are wordsthat have the function of linking Words or groups of words. 12) Are words that are not part of the sentence because they are, by themselves, Statements. Often express attitudes, Feelings and sensations of the speaker, As well as appeal to the listener 13) Are words that join other words or Propositions (simple sentence) that play the same grammatical function. 14)Are words that replace the name to avoid Its repetition. 15) Are words that modify a verb, an adjective Or themselves. a) Verbs b) Prepositions c) Interjections d) Adjectives e) Determinants f) Adverbs g) Pronouns h) Conjunctions
  • 47.
    16) A personwho manufactures, sells or arranges footwear. 17) A person whose job is to build walls, houses, and other structures. 18) A person whose trade is cutting up and Selling meat in a shop. 19) Person whose job is design and making People´s clothes. 20) A person who writes for newspapers or magazines or prepares news to be broadcast on Radio or television. a) Journalist b) Meteorologist c) Fisherman d) Dressmaker e) Butcher f) Salesman g) Bricklayer h) Shoemaker
  • 48.
    21) A woman´sor girl´s underpants. 22) A robe, typically made of terry cloth, worn Especially before and after taking a bath. 23) A long coat made from waterproofed or water-resistant fabric. 24) Nylons, pantyhose, tights, hosiery, hose, Leotards, knee-highs. 25) A knitted sweater fastening down the front, Typically with long sleeves.. a) Knickers b) Bathrobe c) Raincoat d) Stockings e) Cardigans f) Bathing suit g) Dinner jacket h) Slippers
  • 49.
    TALLER N° 3 PARTE3: COMPRENSIÓN DE DIÁLOGOS
  • 50.
    A. Fine, Ilike to hear music,too B. Well, I´ve been abroad. C. I´ve been listening from you 1. Hello, María. I haven´t heard from you in ages. What´ve you been to?
  • 51.
    A. I wasteaching Spanish to foreigners. B. I were practicing my martial arts. C. We was in a middle of a project. 2. What were you doing there?
  • 52.
    A. We willmeet yesterday. B. I won´t find you at the bar. C. What about Friday evening. 3. When shall we meet?
  • 53.
    SHALL: En preguntas informativasse usan SHALL y WILL para tener información sobre posibilidades del futuro. Who will/shall drive the car? When will / shall I see you again? What time will / shall we meet? b a c k
  • 54.
    A. You´re welcometo my home. B. It´s very important, isn´t it? C. Great! What about yourself? 4. How´s things?
  • 55.
    A. I sawthe trailer. it looked pretty exciting stuff. B. Music is delicious, we love it. C. We should write it as fast as possible. 5. I thought that we could see "killing them softly"
  • 56.
    A. Wrestling isnot my favorite sport. B. Yes, we need to meet very soon. C. You came to me as if you hadn´t done anything. 6. Why are you being so rude?
  • 57.
    A. Because youdidn´t tell me anything. B. That´s great I´ll be there tomorrow. C. I´m sorry, will wait for the invitation. 7.I had a party at my house yesterday and you didn´t come .
  • 58.
    A. Of course,I´m my father´s son. B. What do you need my ID for? C. Definitively I can vote without you. 8.May I see your ID please?
  • 59.
    A. I cancall for confirmation, but that would take 30 minutes. B. Yes, there are many ways to dress in the morning. C. No, money is not the most important thing in life. 9. Isn´t there any other way to cash this check?
  • 60.
    A. Yes, we´llgo to the doctor next Friday and then we´ll go shopping. B. Doctor Becker said it was the flu and he prescribed her rest and some pills. C. Medicine is a very important science, helps improve quality of life. 10. Has she been to the doctor?
  • 61.
    A. That´s fine,I need to tan my skin. B. The doctor says that injections are fun for kids. C. ok, here you are. It´s 5 dollars. 11. This is a very effective antibiotic. Give me a second.
  • 62.
    A. We area couple and I think we need our own place. B. Parks and public areas are needed in town. C. Have a home mortgage is a family blessing. 12. I want us to move to an apartment.
  • 63.
    A. Hunting onsafari without guns is very easy. B. You won´t regret it, Mary. C. The beginning of all things are the four elements. 13. It won´t be easy for me at the beginning, but it sounds like a good idea.
  • 64.
    A. Let mego get my assistant. He will help you inmediately. B. Most fashion is to have a great personality, no matter if you have big feet. C. Coats are $75 dollars in today´s deal. 14. We want to buy a pair of sneakers. Can you tell us what is in fashion?
  • 65.
    A. Friends arelike a new family, support us when we are sad. B. Yes, you are right. As son as we finish here, we can go to that store. C. No, I don´t, but remember that our parents love us very much. 15. Mary, don´t forget that we need to buy gifts for our friends.
  • 66.
    A. I lovemovies. B. Don´t like potatoes. C. I really like Nike. 16. What Brand do you prefer?
  • 67.
    A. Whose iscool? B. For our father. C. Yes, we are going. 17. For whom are you going to buy ties?
  • 68.
    A. Yes, miss.The shopping center is around the center. B. No, miss. Today I have no money to buy anything. C. Yes, miss. The grocery store is ten kilometers from here. 18. Driver, are we close to any shopping center?
  • 69.
    A. Which one? B.The tall girl? C. My aunt knows. 19. Why don´t you ask the guy in the third row?
  • 70.
    A. The pancakesare usually eaten with milk chocolate. B. We´ve sold out. I need more right away! C. We enjoy sharing with friends a good party. 20. Albert, your wife´s cookies are selling like hotcakes!
  • 71.
    A. The dogbarks very strong and not let me sleep. B. Firefighters do not like burning oil made in the houses. C. Rest assured that I´ll do my best to deliver the goods. 21. Bake all night if you have to. Burn the midnight oil! If you work hard now, you´ll be sitting pretty in a few years.
  • 72.
    A. I´m ajournalist. B. I don´t live in the living C. I´d be a great teacher. 22. Mark… after all, what do you do for a living?
  • 73.
    A. My girlworks very hard all year. B. People don´t like to travel on vacation. C. All right. What´s your name? 23. I want to register in the Vacation Club.
  • 74.
    A. She ishelping me. She is looking for information on the internet. B. She was walking to her friend Karen to do homework from the school. C. Carla and her mother are fascinated by watching soap operas on TV. 24. What is carla doing on the computer?
  • 75.
    A. Good afternoon,nice to see you too! B. Is a pleasure to see you again. C. You are welcome. See you tonight! 25. Thank you very much, Billy.
  • 76.
    A. Thank youvery much for your purchase. B. Do you want a special brand? C. Arepas are delicious with ham. 26. First, I need some bread and some eggs.
  • 77.
    A. If youcan swim you should not fear the ocean. B. Nutritionists talk about healthy food. C. I need some Salmon and a Little sugar. 27. I´m afraid they don´t have any Ocean Perch. What else do you need?
  • 78.
    A. The Cubanis smaller than the American. B. No, The cuban is bigger than the Colombian. C. Yes, the Cuban is the smallest. 28. Is the cuban sandwich bigger than the american?
  • 79.
    A. No, thanks.Bring us the check, please. B. Yes, because they make you lose weight. C. Of course, health is a very impotant issue. 29. Do you care for desserts?
  • 80.
    A. We willspend our vacation in a figure skating club. B. Businesses are important to the world economy. C. Excesses are not positive for the human being. 30. Are you going on a pleasure or a business trip?
  • 81.
    A. If not,you may not have found cheap prices. B. Everyone can fly without reservations. C. The aircraft are a very safe mode of transport. 31.Reserve your plane tickets in advance.
  • 82.
    A. She mayget upset if you don´t. B. Today is necessary to marry. C. In a wedding you should have to invite everyone. 32. You should invite your grandmother to the wedding.
  • 83.
    A. You´re goingto keep you fit. B. You´re gonna be skinny! C. You might put on weight. 33. Don´t eat too many cakes!
  • 84.
    A. A faciallifting is very in. B. You may injure your back again. C. That lifting must be done. 34. Don´t lift that box!
  • 85.
    A. Vehicle insuranceis very expensive. B. Grooming is vital for the life of the car. C. It may break down when you least expect it. 35. You should have your car serviced regularly.
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    The secretary forthe Environment, Edward Yau, says the government will come up with a basket of proposals on ways to put together a new air pollution index later this year. Mr Yau said a public consultation (31)__ later this year. He said the exercise (32)__ when a new index (33)__ in place; and what measures (34)__ to achieve that Mr. Yau (35)__ that the current index, which is measured using standards established 21 years ago, is obsolete. 31. a. will begin b. won´t began c. should begun 32. a. should decided b. would decide c. will decide 33. a. would be put b. will be get c. should been put 34. a. was need b. were needs c. were needed
  • 88.
    To say (36)__actually (37)__ the sport of snowboarding would be impossible because people have always (38)__ to slide down a snow-covered hill. Soaring through the snow on some kind of seat or board is nothing new. The ways (39)__ the snow are numerous, and people have (40)__ ways to turn garbage can lids and cardboard. 36. a. who b. whom c. whose 37. a. invented b. invent c. invents 38. a. love b. loves c. loved 39. a. to enjoy b. enjoy c. enjoys
  • 89.
  • 90.
    Mark Elliot Zuckerberg(born May 14, 1984) is an American computer programmer and internet entrepreneur. He is best knows as one of five co founders of the social networking website Facebook. As of April 2013, Zuckerberg is the chairman and chief executive of Facebook, Inc. and in 2013 his personal wealth was estimated to be US$13,3 billion.
  • 91.
    Together with hiscollege roommate and fellow Harvard University students Eduardo Savering, Andrew Mc Collum, Dustin Moskovitz and Chris Hughes, Zuckerberg launched Facebook from Harvard´s dormitory California, United States (U.S) shortly afterwards. In 2007, at the age of twenty-three years, Zuckerberg became a billionaire as a result of Facebook and the number of Facebook users worldwide reached a total of one billion in 2012.
  • 92.
    Zuckerberg was involvedin various legal disputes that were initiated by others in the group, who claimed a share of the company based upon their involvement during the development phase of Facebook. Since 2010, Zuckerberg has been named among the 100 wealthiest and most influential people in the world by Time magazine as a part of its Person of the Year distinction. Zuckerberg was played by actor Jesse Eisenberg in the 2010 Hollywood film “The Social Network” in which the rise of Facebook is portrayed.
  • 93.
    41. When washe born? A. On April 2013. B. On May 1984. C. On May 2007. 42. What is his profession? A. Doctor. B. Engineer. C. Programmer. 43. Where was he born? A. Australia. B. Mexico. C. U.S.A. 44. Where did he study? A. Saverin University. B. Harvard. C. He didn´t go to college. 45. According to the text Mark Zuckerberg is: A. Poor. B. Rich. C. It doesn´t anything about him. 46. When did Zuckerberg become a billionaire? A. Never. B. In 2013. C. In 2007. 47. How many users did Facebook have in 2012? A. 1 billion. B. 1 million. C. 13,3 million.
  • 94.
    48. What was“The Social Network” about? A. About Facebook. B. About Mark Elliot Zuckerberg´s life. C. About legal disputes. 49. What is the author of this text trying to do? A. Is trying to convince the reader that Mark is a nice person. B. Is showing Mark Zuckerberg´s life. C. Is defending Mark Zuckerberg enterprise. 50. The text can be classified as A. narrative. B. argumentative . C. expositive.
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  • 96.
    SCHOOL BULLYING School bullyingrefers to all types of bullying done on school property, whether it is peer-to-peer bullying, bullying of younger children by older children, or bullying in which a teacher is either a victim or a culprit. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, nearly a third of all students aged 12 – 18 reported having been bullied at school in 2007, some almost daily.
  • 97.
    Mode of schoolbullying Physical bullying is bullying that takes the form of physical abuse, such as pushing, shoving, hitting, fighting, spitting, ad tripping. Threats of physical harm and attempts to force people to act in ways they would prefer not to are also included. Emotional bullying is bullying that involves factors other than physical interaction, such as insults, derogatory remark, name calling, and teasing. Also included are attempts to ostracize the victim, such as being left out or ignored, which is sometimes referred to as social bullying, as distinguished from verbal bullying. Emotional bullying could also take the form of purposely misplacing or hiding someone´s belongings. Emotional bullying can be done in person or through cyberbullying.
  • 98.
    Medium of SchoolBullying Face to face bullying is bullying in which students confront each other in person. Cyber bullying is bullying that takes place online, through either email, chat rooms, social networking services, text messages, instant messages, website postings, blogs, or a combination of means. Specific Targets of School Bullying Homophobic bullying is sometimes distinguished because it has a particular target population. Bullying of students with disabilities is another type of bullying with a focused target population. Racist bullying is a third type of focused bullying that targets people of a specific race or cultural. Religious bullying targets people who have specific religious beliefs.
  • 99.
    51. School bullyingrefers to: A. Bullying that happens at home. B. Bullying that happens at school. C. Bullying that happens in the street. D. Bullying that happens in a restaurant. 52. Two different types of bullying are: A. School bullying and emotional bullying. B. School bullying and physical bullying. C. Emotional and physical bullying. D. Physical and School bullying.
  • 100.
    53. The cyberbullyingcan be done: A. Face to face. B. At school. C. Through email, chat room or social networks, etc. D. By the teacher. 54. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, how many students were reported for being bullied in 2007? A. A third of all students aged 12 - 18. B. All students. C. 12. D. 18.
  • 101.
    55. Some ofthe specific targets of School Bullying are: A. Emotional and physical. B. Emotional, physical and homophobic. C. Racist and homophobic. D. Religious, racist and homophobic. 56. The emotional bullying can be done: A. Only in person. B. Face to face or through cyberbullying. C. Face to face. D. In the school.
  • 102.
    57. The racistbullying refers to: A. Bullied people from a specific religious belief. B. Bullied people because of their disabilities. C. Bullied people from a specific race or culture. D. Bullied people from school. 58. The school bullying can be performed by: A. Teachers only. B. Students only. C. Peers only. D. Students and teachers.
  • 103.
    59. The authorof the text intended to: A. Defend the school bullying. B. Show a general view of school bullying. C. Attack the school bullying. D. Show some example of school bullying. 60. We can find this text in: A. A web site. B. A novel. C. A history magazine. D. A milk carton.
  • 104.
    59. The authorof the text intended to: A. Defend the school bullying. B. Show a general view of school bullying. C. Attack the school bullying. D. Show some example of school bullying. 60. We can find this text in: A. A web site. B. A novel. C. A history magazine. D. A milk carton.
  • 105.
  • 106.
    NOMBRE ARTÍSTICO PRODUCTOR DISCOGRÁFICO CANTAAUTOR CRIADO(S) REALIZÓ, LLEVO A CABO INFANCIA CARRERA, PROFESIÓN, TRAYECTORIAFIRMÓ, FIRMADO RECONOCIDO(S) SOLISTA PRESTAR VARIEDAD, MEZCLA, SELECCIÓN DESTACADO, PRESENTADO ESCENARIOS, LUGARES, ESPACIOS A TRAVÉS, DURANTE TODO(A) PRODUCIDO, REALIZÓ. APOYADO, ASISTIDO ORIGINÓ, PRODUJO, GENERÓ. PAST OF THE VERB SPAWN
  • 107.
    Peter Gene Hernandez(born October 8, 1985), (61)__ by his stage name Bruno Mars, is (62)__ American singer-songwriter and record producer. Raised in Honolulu, Hawaii, by a family of musicians, Mars(63)__ making music at a young age and performed in various musical venues (64)__ his hometown throughout his childhood. He graduated from high school and then moved to Los Angeles, California, to (65)__ a musical career. 61. a. known b. know c. knows d. knew 62. a. and b. by c. a d. an 63. a. began b. begin c. begins d. begun 64. a. in b. on c. under d. pursuing
  • 108.
    Mars produced songsfor other artists, joining production team The Smeezingtons. Mars had an unsuccessful sting with Motown Records, but (66)__ signed with Atlantic in 2009. He became recognized as a solo artist after lending his vocals and co-writing hooks for the songs “Nothin´ on You” by B.O.B, and “Billionaire” by Travie McCoy, which (67)__ worldwide hits. He also co-wrote the hits “Right Round” by Flo Rida featuring Ke$ha, and “Wavin´ Flag” by K´naan, (68)__ him to work with an assortment of artists from various genres. 66. a. that b. those c. to d. then 67. a. was b. were c. is d. are
  • 109.
    Mars´ debut studioalbum, Doo-Wops & Hooligans(2010) peaked at number three on the Billboard 200. Anchored by the worldwide number-one singles “Just the way you are”, “Grenade” and the hit single “The Lazy song”. The album (69)__ for seven Grammy Awards, winning Best Pop Vocal Performance for “Just the way you are”. His second album, Unorthodox Jukebox (2012), peaked at number one in the united States. 69.a.was nominated b.is nominated c.were nominated d.nominate
  • 110.
    The album spawnedthe international hit singles, “Locked out of heaven” and “When I was your man”, so far. (70)__ to his solo music, Bruno has collaborated with numerous other artists, notably being featured on the worldwide hits “lighters” (with bad Meets Evil). Young, Wild & Free” (with Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa) and those already referenced. 70. a. However b. Firstly c. in addition d. Unless
  • 116.
    Part II6) aword that introduces a noun, such a a/an,the, every, this, those, or many. 7) a word such as and, because, but, for, if, or, and when . 8) They show the relationship between the noun Or pronoun and other words in a sentence. 9) a word that identifies: a person, a thing, An idea, quality, or state. 10) Describes what a person or thing does or what happens. a) Determiners b) Conjunctions c) Prepositions d) Nouns e) Verbs f) Adverbs g) Pronouns h) Exclamations
  • 117.
    11. I REALLYHOPE SHE FEELS BETTER TODAY.
  • 118.
  • 119.
    13.I WONDER IFSHE IS READY TO LEAVE.
  • 120.
    14. I DIDN´TENJOY THAT MUSICAL.
  • 121.
    15. LET´S TAKEA SHORT CUT.
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  • 124.
    24. Who isthe oldest? A. Harry Edward Styles. B. Zain Javadd “Zayn“ Malik. C. Niall James Horan. 25. Who is the youngest? A. Harry Edward Styles. B. Zain Javadd “Zayn“ Malik. C. Niall James Horan. 26. Who went to a boy´s school? A. Harry Edward Styles. B. Zain Javadd “Zayn“ Malik. C. Niall James Horan. 27. Whose parents didn´t get divorced? A. Harry Edward Styles. B. Zain Javadd “Zayn“ Malik. C. Niall James Horan. 28. Who had a part time job in a Bakery? A. Harry Edward Styles. B. Zain Javadd “Zayn“ Malik. C. Niall James Horan. 29. Who has an heritage from a different country? A. Harry Edward Styles. B. Zain Javadd “Zayn“ Malik. C. Niall James Horan. 30. Who has young siblings? A. Harry Edward Styles. B. Zain Javadd “Zayn“ Malik. C. Niall James Horan.
  • 125.