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:

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

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Las preguntas de esta prueba se basan en el contenido de su libro de texto Inglés VI, Unidades XLI — XLVIII.

En esta prueba usted deberá elegir la opción que completa correctamente y lógicamente las expresiones o diálogos incompletos que se le presentan.

El tipo de pregunta que usted encontrará en esta prueba se ilustra con el siguiente EJEMPLO:

1. Did you ______________ how serious his mistake was?

A) lookB) grabC) realizeD) advertise

2. Vicky ____________ with strangers at parties.

A) burstsB) refinesC) whirlsD) mingles

3. Joan is __________ at her husband’s laziness.

A) pursuedB) vanishedC) disgustedD) encouraged

4. Mr. Joyce’s guid ___________ is still necessary for his two sons.

A) ionB) anceC) mentD) ence

5. Dan had always ___________ for power and fortune. Finally, he has succeeded in his efforts.

A) argued B) grabbed C) struggled D) advertised

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6. It is dangerous for any industry to run out of____________

A) raw materialsB) foreign tradeC) subject matterD) natural resources

7. The town was evacuated because of the __________ caused by the heavy rain.

A) waxB) goalC) cropD) flood

8. Don’t cry after my ___________. I’ll come back soon.

A) departureB) shippingC) distressD) arrival

9. We must leave at once. Everything’s ________ for the trip.

A) way ofB) all setC) backupD) let alone

10. She will help us with the plan, if she doesn’t _______

A) see us offB) come in handyC) have time off D) change her mind

11. Jennifer was punished because of her __________ behavior.

A) un B) in C) dis D) mis

12. First I wished to marry her, but now 1 have _____________

A) made a deal B) talked over C) seen her off D) changed my mind

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13. Cindy should ________ out _________ strangers when she goes out at night.

A) run / forB) look / forC) look / toD) run / to

14. She should study harder__________ to get a good mark in the exam.

A) as yetB) by wayC) all overD) in order

15. You shouldn’t be destruct ________ when you criticize other people.

A) iveB) ousC) ingD) ise

16. Will you remember _________________________?

A) to your friendsB) me when you’re awayC) me to finish the reportD) your father about the gas bill

17. I _____________ my best __________ make her understand but failed.

A) tried / toB) wished/ toC) planned /onD) intended / on

18. I will remind you _______________

A) about our date.B) to your brother.C) a little everyday.D) when I listen to this song.

19. Bob should have ___________ harder to finish his projects.

A) triedB) desiredC) plannedD) intended

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20. Our product was sold on the foreign ___________ last year.

A) range B) market C) income D) sample

21. I’m __________ a letter from Barbara these days.

A) hoping B) waiting C) expecting D) thinking

22. Please, sharp _________ all my colored pencils.

A) en B) alC) iveD) ise

A continuación se le presenta un texto que usted deberá leer con atención y EXCLUSIVAMENTE con base a éste, contestará las siguientes 3 preguntas.

A major reason for conflict in the animal world is territory. The male animal establishes an area; she size of the area is sufficient to provide food for him, his mate (or mates) and their offspring. Migrating birds, for example, divide up the5 best territory in the order of “first come, first served”. The late arrivals may obtain larger territories, but less food is available, or they are too close to the habitats of the enemies of the species. If there is really insufficient food or the danger is very great, the animal will not mate10 In this way, the members of the species which are less fit will not have offspring.

When there is conflict over territory, animals will commonly use force, or a show of force, to decide which will stay which will go.

Taken from Contemporary English, by R Rossner, P. Shaw, J. Shepherd

and J. Taylor.

23. Which of the following ideas is true according to the text?

A) Migrating birds prefer to settle in large territories.B) Male animals select their territory according to their size.C) Large territories are the main source of trouble for migrating birds.D) The amount of available food animals need determines the territory they choose.

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24. What does the word “they”, underlined in line 7, refer to?

A) Large territories.B) Best territories.C) Migrating birds.D) Late arrivals.

25. The word “mate”, underlined in line 9, can be substituted by

A) settleB) coupleC) huntD) eat

26. Liz was shocked at John’s refus _______________ to divorce her.

A) anceB) ionC) ingD) al

Many devout Christians believed that the world would come to a sudden end just 1,000 years after Christ. This prospect of the “millennium” brought relief to many a weary person. Many journeyed to Palestine to be present in their Holy Land when the end of the world came.

But the end of the world did not come, and the thousands of pilgrims who had journeyed to Jerusalem were ill-treated by the Turks They returned to Europe full of anger and humiliation, and spread the story of their sufferings in the Holy Land. One famous pilgrim especially, Peter the Hermit, went about staff in hand, preaching to the people to rescue their Holy City Jerusalem from the Muslims. Indignation and enthusiasms grew in Christendom, and seeing this the Pope decided to lead the movement.

In 1095, a great Church council decided to proclaim a holy war against the Muslins for the recovery of the Holy City of Jerusalem. Thus began the Crusades - the fight of Christendom against Islam, of the Cross against the Crescent.

Taken from The People’s Almanac (Adapted)

27. Which of the following titles best suits the text?

A) “How the Crusades Began”B) “A World Which Didn’t End”C) “The Preachings of Peter the Hermit”D) “New Expectations for a Better World”

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8. In the express “went about” underlined in line 9, the word ‘about’ can be replaced by

A) on.B) over.C) here and there.D) to the Holy Land.

29. Which of the following ideas is true according to the text?

A) The pilgrims got sick and tired in the Holy Land.B) Angry and humiliated pilgrims proclaimed the Holy War.C) The Turks discriminated Christian pilgrims in Jerusalem.D) Humanity thought the world would end before the year 1,000 after Christ.

30. They discussed the plans for more than four hours. At last they come to an agree_______.

A) alB) anceC) fyD) ment

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