ANTES DE ABRIR EL CUADERNILLO LEA COMPLETAMENTE LAS SIGUIENTES INSTRUCCIONES GENERALES:

El material de examen que va a utilizar consta de este CUADERNILLO DE PREGUNTAS Y UNA HOJA DE RESPUESTAS:

1 El llenado de la hoja de respuestas deberá efectuarse solamente con lápiz del número 2 ó 2 ½

2 Utilice el CUADERNILLO únicamente para leer las preguntas y las opciones de respuesta

3 Registre con todo cuidado y correctamente en LA HOJA DE RESPUESTAS los datos que se le solicitan, tanto personales como de la aplicación

4 Su nombre completo debe registrarlo en el siguiente orden: APELLIDO PATERNO, APELLIDO MATERNO Y NOMBRE (5) Registre su firma tal como lo hizo en su credencial

5 En cuanto a la MATRÍCULA Y DATOS DE LA APLICACIÓN, anote sólo un dígito en cada recuadro, además rellene completa y firmemente los óvalos que corresponden con los números anotados

6 El CUADERNILLO contiene preguntas numeradas cada una de éstas presenta cuatro opciones de respuesta; de las cuales sólo una es la correcta

7 Es importante poner la mayor atención en cada pregunta y al elegir la respuesta llenar completa y firmemente el óvalo correspondiente

Ejemplo:

ES RESPONSABILIDAD DEL ESTUDIANTE EL LLENADO DE LA HOJA DE RESPUESTAS.

Las preguntas de esta prueba se basan en el contenido de su libro de texto ingles XVII – XXIV.

PRIMERA PARTE

Esta parte de la prueba consta de 5 preguntas de la 1 a la 5

A continuación se le presentan dos textos que usted deberá leer con atención y, EXCLUSIVAMENTE con base en ellos, contestará las preguntas de esta parte

A story is entertaiment, it must interest and divert you. That is, a story must capture your attention. A story is a special kind of entertainment, for it requires the participation of the reader. He must shut out the world around him and, momentarily, even his own affairs. A good reader does not simply let the story happen to him. He gets into the story and reads with his eyes and ears open. He reads with his mind and his heart. A good reading is a recreation in which the reader works along with the writer.

Taken from Designs in FictionBy Elizabeth Sheld

1. Which of the following statements Express the main idea of the text?

A) How a story captures our attention.B) Stories open our eyes and ears.C) Stories are fine recreation.D) How we should read a story.

2. Which of the following ideas is included in the text?

A) Good readers live the writer´s work. B) Readers ignore their personal affairs.C) The author lets the story happen to us.D) A good author writes with heart and mind.

The octopus is often cast as a villainous monster in adventure movies. It is said to hide in dark places, waiting for unsuspecting divers to pull them to their deaths. In reality, the octopus is not a fearsome monster at all, rather it is an intelligent, timid and very interesting animal.

The octopus is not nearly as aggressive as its close relative. The ten-armed squid*.One octopus will indeed attack, and even sometimes eat another octopus that enters its territory, but divers report that it will usually try to avoid contact with man. Interestingly enough, however, octopi in captivity can become very friendly with man and will seek human company rather than avoid it.

Octopi are sometimes playful and clever. A naughty** laboratory specimen waited for the technicians were mystified*** by the disappearance of the fish until they caught the octopus on one of its nightly raids.

Far from being a monster to be feared, the octopus is another of the interesting members of nature.

* squid- a marine mollusk with a long body and ten arms around the mouth.** naughty – mischievous, playful, teasing.*** mystified – bewildered, perplexed.

3. Which of the following ideas is included in the text?

A) Laboratory technicians like to play with octopi.B) Octopi like to be kept in laboratories.C) Octopi are considered shy and smart animals. D) Laboratory technicians fear octopi.

4. The Phase “ The octopus is nearly as aggressive as its close, relative, the ten arm squid” means:

A) Octopi and squids have ten arms.B) Squids are more aggressive than octopi. C) Squids and octopi belong to the same family.D) Octopi become aggressive when they are near squids.

5. Which of the follwing statements summarizes the article?

A) Octopi are easily captured at night.B) Octopi are not terrible in laboratories.C) Octopi are known for being very aggressive animals.D) Octopi are not as perilous or frightening as people think.

SEGUNDA PARTE

Esta parte de la prueba consta de 22 preguntas, de la 6 a la 27, que presentan ya sea una expression o un dialogo incomplete. En cada caso, usted debera elegir la opcion que los complete correcta y lógicamente, EJEMPLO:

6. I really hoped ______________ traveling this month.

A) not beB) not beingC) not to be D) do not to be

7. ______________ have you ___________ ? Harritte´s dress.

A) What / be fixedB) What / be fixingC) Who / been fixedD) What / been fixing.

8.When I was born, Aunt Sally _______________ not _________________ married yet.

A) had / been B) did / beingC) should / beD) would / to be

9. Only these three books are in English. The other __________ are in Spanish.

A) ownB) ownsC) oneD) ones

10. We all ________________ not telling James about the accident.

A) considered B) decidedC) expectedD) planned

11. The mail comes __________ midday.

A) over B) intoC) aboutD) through

12. Dan _____________ sick.

A) got B) putC) madeD) went

13. ____________ the idea.

A) Whose / was B) Who´s / wasC) Whose / hadD) Who´s had

14. Did Nancy know______________________ .

A) how to use the tools B) what to do was important.C) Why is her mother very angry.D) Where did you hide her doll.

15. I´ll have to read the book ______________ for the exam.

A) onB) upC) over D) at

16. George doesn´t like to do ___________ for his friends.

A) funB) noiseC) dealsD) favors

17. __________ has the cat _________ sleeping all day? In the cellar.

A) How / beB) Where / beC) How / beenD) Where / been

18. Joan __________ never ___________ me for what I did.

A) will / forgaveB) did / forgaveC) has / forgiven D) could / forgiven

19. Rebeca _________ always ____________ in love with Pierre.

A) had / been B) was / beenC) had / beingD) was / being

20. Mike has ___________ mother twice this week.

A) visitsB) a visitC) visited D) be visiting

21. We finished our homework, but Harry and Henry didn´t finish.

A) Them.B) Theirs C) TheirD) They´re

22. I didn´t see James ____________. He must be out of town.

A) nowhere. B) AnywhereC) SomewhereD) Everywhere

23. ____________ is necessary __________ the plants.

A) It / waterB) There / waterC) It / to water D) There / to water

24. Brenda ________ just ____________ when I saw her.

A) had / recoverB) did / recoverC) had / recovered D) did / recovered

25. We must all fight ___________ the enemies of peace.

A) uponB) aboutC) towardD) against

26. _____________ John ________________ his promise?

A) Has / forgotB) Does / forgot C) Has / forgotten D) Does / forgotten

27. ____________ they __________________ on the proyect lately?

A) should / workB) have / worked C) will / workingD) could / to work

TERCERA PARTE

Esta parte de la prueba consta de 3 preguntas de la 28 a la 30. En la 28 y 29 usted debera elegir la opcion que se completa correctamente con a o the. En la pregunta 30 usted debera elegir la opcion que NO REQUIERA del articulo a o the especificado en cada caso. EJEMPLO:

28. Con “a”

A) She invited us for ___________ dinner tonight.B) Ruddy goes to the seaside every ________ week.C) John had _______ wonderful time during his trip. D) The children don´t want to go to _______ bed early.

29. Con “the”

A) They speak _________ English well.B) Raymond called ________ Senator Connors.C) Some burglars were taken to ______ prison.D) She selected _______ the children for the play.

30. Sin “the”

A) Steve is _________ teacher´s cousin.B) Did Bill receive _________ post-card?C) Maggie called ________ doctor Palmer.D) Are you living near _________ Johnsons¡