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PARTE 1
RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS 80 A 84 DE ACUERDO CON EL EJEMPLO
Lea las descripciones de la columna de la izquierda (80 - 84). ¿Cuál palabra de la columna de la derecha (A - G)
concuerda con cada descripción?
La opción H se usa para el ejemplo. Sobran dos palabras más.
En las preguntas 80 - 84, marque la letra correcta A - G en su hoja de respuestas.

Food

Ejemplo:

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

Respuesta: o. ® ® © @ © © © @

D e scrip cio n es P a la b ra s

80. Rabbits like this long orange vegetable. A. candy

B. carrot

81. You get this when you cook vegetables and meat ¡n water.
C. chicken

D. fish

82. This comes from cows, and you can make cheese with it.

E. milk

F. soup
83. Children love this sweet food.

G. tea

84. We eat this animal that lives in rivers or ¡n the sea. H. a p p le

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RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS 85 A 91 DE ACUERDO CON EL EJEMPLO
¿Dónde puede ver estos ovisos?
En las preguntas 85 - 91, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas.
Ejemplo:
O. A. on a plañe
B. on a train
C. on a car
Don't talk un the phone
Respuesta: 0. (A )® © '

85. ^
A. in a basement
Open fr o m B. in a hospital
8:00 a.m . to 6:00 p.m . C. in a shop
N i

A. at Pat's Candies
B. at Sam's Burgers
C. at Tom's Cakes

Try our great A. ¡n a toy shop

chocolate B.
C.
in a clothes shop
in a cake shop
apple pie!
88.
Put the crayons A. in a music classroom
B. in a drawing classroom
in the blue boxes C. in a Computer classroom

89.
N O S W IM M IN C H E R E .
A. at a beach
B. at a park
T H E R E A R E JELLYFI5H. C. at a garden

90.
A. in a truck
D o n 't e a t o r d r i n k B. on a bike
C. in a bus

Read fun stories about

A. on a Street
animáis with us. B. in a bookshop
Today at 3:00 C. in a playground
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RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS 02 A 00 DE ACUERDO CON EL EJEMPLO
Completo las cinco conversaciones,
Un las pieguntas 02 - 06, marque A, it o c en su hoja de respuestas.
Ejemplo:

92. Let’s go to the park and play tennis! A. Answer!

B. Again?
C. Bye,

93. I‘m afraid I have to buy a better laptop. A. Not often.

B. That's brilllant!
C. What's wrong?

94. Have you joined the theater club yet? A. A month ago.
B. Yes, I agree.
C. At the moment.

95. Make sure that you keep the medicine A. It's kind.
¡n the cabinet. B. See you soon.
C. Of course!

96. So, who is going to repair the engine? A. ni do ¡t myself.

B. I’ll go straight.
C. ni look. for it.
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RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS 9 7 A 104 DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO
Loo el texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio.
En las preguntas 97 - 104, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas.

A Picasso Painting

A Work oíart by Picasso w«h hoIc! nitor (0)_____50 yonrs in a dosel.

The painting shows n dancing group Ihal wns fnnious (97)_____ tho
lOlOs. Picasso painted it in 1010. when he truvolcd lo London wilh
th© ballet group. Tho ballet wns (98)_____for tho firsl lime on duly
22"'1oí that samo yoar.

Tho priot' of tho picturo was $150,000, (99)_____24% for tho porson
that oleanod tho painting. This wns not Ihe (100)_______ price paid
for a Picasso.

The painting was found (101)_____a family boughl a house that belongod lo an oíd
woman (102)___________ collect.ed arl. They íound (103)______ beautiful paintings
wilh this onc. Pcoplo coukhTt boliovo tho oíd woman pul thcse paintings in that- dosel
50 years (104)_____.
—!____________________________________________________________________________________________
Ejemplo:
0. a. spendlng B, spend C, spent

Respuesta:

97. A. across B. at c. during

98. A. see B. seen c. seeing

99. A. by B. per c. plus

100. A. highest B. higher c. high

101. A. than B. because c. but

102. A. who B. when c. which

103. A. every B. other c. any

104. A. ever B. ago c. yet

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RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS 105 A 112 DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO
Lt'a t'l texto y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio.
£n las preguntas 105 - 112, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas.

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Elephants in the circus
One of Amcrica's top shows will have no elephants
(O)_________ stage in a fcw ycars. All their elephants will
go to a natural park and be (1 0 5 )_________ there than in
the circus. One hundred ycars ago, peoplc ( 1 0 6 )____ .__it
was OK for animáis to be in these shows; ( 107)_______,
today tliings have changed. People have ( 1 0 8 ) _____ to
worry about it becausc the animáis aren’t frcc.

A lot of environmental groups believe that these kinds ( 1 0 9 ) ______shows are not
right. One group says circus elephants have a bad life. They ( l i o ) _______have pains
in their bodies and get sick. This group ( l l l ) ______ wants elephants to rest. There
are. even some places in the USA where shows (112)_______ use elephants because
people agree that it is important to protect them.

Ejemplo:
0. A. on B. ¡n C. at
-N
Respuesta: 0. (AKBHC

105. A. happier B. happy c. happiest

106. A. thinking B. thought c. thlnk

107. A. neither B. next c. however

108. A. begin B. begun c. began

109. A. for B. about c. of

110. A. may B. shall c. should

111. A. least B. only c. almost

112. A. never B. usually c. always

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RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS 113 A 119 DE ACUERDO CON EL SIGUIENTE TEXTO
Lea «'l tfxto y responda las preguntas.
En las preguntas 113 -119, marque A, B o c en su hoja de respuestas.

Hotels
Holldays. espoclally in wondoríul.md wnll known places, can cost vlsitors a lot of
moiHry because hotols ate ofton exponslve. Howovor, If yon want to spend less
money on hotels and tuve moro fot vlsltlng other places on your trip, follow
these tips:
L Instead of spendlng timo vlsltlng each hotel webslto, go to sites such as
Travoltickoi.com ot Kayak.com that will tell you the differences among
botéis so you can got tbo lx?st ono. YouTI find out about botéis that offer . . . . .
the samo experlence but at dlfferent prices, and you can get special Services, like an indoor pool. You
don’t oven nood a credit card to get this Information,
2. While websltes have interesting 'Information, like opinions by guests about botéis, a simple way to get
the best option is by contacting the hotel. An e-mail may work, but if you cali, you will save time. You
can givo dotalls of the prices you’ve found on websites, in case they want to make an offer.
3. Hotels eatn more when everyone visits them at the same time; they rent everything! Save some
money and enioy almost empty hotels by traveling in winter, if you don't mind coid weather.
Most people don't take this time because of their job or because their children have to study.
However, this way you can also save money with flights, which will probably cost less.

Ejemplo:
A. high prices.
O. Hotels usually have B. ríen tourists.
C. amazing areas.

A. go to more touristic areas.

113. If you follow the writer's tips, you could B. pay more money for hotels.
C. nave more vacations.
A. let you book hotels faster.
114. Internet sites like K ayak.com are different from B. show you various hotels.
hotel websites because they C. choose your hotel.

A. pay online.
115. Web pages like T ravelTicker.com help you B. get a credit card.
C. learn about better Services.

116. What is the most ¡mportant reason to A. to know visitors1experiences

contact the hotel? B. to receive more e-mails
C. to discuss prices

117. Tourists might pay less when A. it is winter.

B. there are many people.
C. the weather is hot.

118. Tourists don't take vacation in the coid season A. children at school.
because they have B. less money.
C. a holiday job.

119. Based on the third tip, in winter you will A. getting cheaper flights.
probably be successful in B. going away with kids.
C. earning lots of money.

O
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R E S P O N D A LAS P R E G U N T A S 1 2 0 A 1 2 4 DE ACUERDO CON EL SIG U IE N T E TEXTO
Lea el texto y responda las preguntas.
En las preguntas 1 2 0 - 1 2 4 , marque A, B, c o D en su hoja de respuestas.

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It w as the first time I traveled to South America, and I was surprised by the incredible landscapes in
the Lost City in Colombia. My luggage was light because I would have to walk a lot. As soori as I
reached Colombia, I was attracted by the mystery of the 'Lost City' ruins, which are thought to be
older than Peru's Machu Picchu.

After five days of adventure on the coast, which included recovering from an illness, I waved goodbye
to som e friends in Santa Marta as I set off on a four-day walk to the Lost City. I joined a group of
strong explorers and their guide, Hernán. I was the only one who walked very slowly. However, that
cid not stop me moving with the group upthe magic mountain range. AJmostthree days of walking
for nine hours a day is part of this adventure; trust me, it’s totally worth the sore legs!

We stopped to dive into cool pools and were ¡mpressed by blue butterflies, some of the biggest in the
world, which accompanied us during the journey. At every camp, we ate fresh pineapple and
oranges. The camps along the way appeared like ¡llusions in the hot desert after a long day’s walk.
But the best of all was the three-course meal on the menú every night, thanks to the efforts of chefs
who climbed on ahead to get it ready.

The people who were born there see themselves as guardians of the planet, and thafs great! We cannot
offer them anything of importance since they have everythingthey need. Both adults and children show
^their happiness by being polite with tourists; the children exchange a photo for chocolates. ^

120. What is the writer doing in this article?

A. warning tourists of the dangers of illnesses in Santa Marta
B. showing how interesting an expedition to the Lost City can be
C. encouraging readers to visit her friends in Santa Marta
D. comparing the size of Machu Picchu with that of the Lost City
121. When describing the first part of her journey, the writer thinks that
A. the tour guide was the strongest in the group.
B. the coast weather cured her illness. _ ,
C. walking was the most valuable adventure for her.
D. moving slowly was the only way to cross the mountain.
122. In paragraph 3, the writer says that she
A. really enjoyed the sunny, hot weather there.
B. was grateful to chefs wno had dinner prepared on time.
C. was an expert on the natural world, especially on butterflies.
D. refosed to eat oranges and pineapple while walking.
123. Regardlng the local people, the writer
A. prefers children's behavior to adults1behavior.
B. Feels amazed by the way they feel they protect the planet.
C. considers she deserves a photo of herself with eyeryone. .
D. thinks that children are the ones who should protecí the environment.
124. Which ofthe following could be a note for tourists?

Be prepared to be delighted by this B. This fantastic plan requires only curious,

magnificent placefull of natural surprises. healthy, and brave explorers.
n
Feelfree to put all the personal things you 1 This is an incredible opportunity to taste a
may need into your backpack. | few typical snacks from this región.
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RESPONDA LAS PREGUNTAS 125 A 13<1 DE ACUERDO CON EL SIG U IEN TE TEXTO
Lea el tentó y seleccione la palabra correcta para cada espacio.
En t e preguntas 125 - 134, marque A, D , C o D en su hoja de respuestas,
- r-* « % *i

Dogs are likc peoplc

Two yrara ayo, my collcagues and I bogan (o)________ ¡nto the bfain* oí doy/,. So me dog*
had lo go ¡utó an M.R.I, seanner (1 2 5 ) .... awakc, We wanUrd to (1 2 6 )— .-------- - how dr>g
btaini work, An M.R.I. Kcanncr can (ia7 )________ infbmiation about theír thought*,

The dog owners agreed lo ibis by (1 2 8 ).________a forira In the study, wr? used povílívr-
Iraining (1 2 9 )__ _____ ¡ the dogs could leave the seanner (1 3 0 )__________they wanted,

My dog Lisnie, which was (1 3 1 )_______ by a homeless dog charity, wa?> the first. After
training Lassie for months, we gol the first maps o íher braín activity, This wa* a great
(1 * 1 ) ________ i'or our efTort.

In later experiments, we (i3 3 )_ ____the similarity bctween dogs and humans in an

importan! braín región: the róndate nuclnit, In human*, this part plays an importan! roh-
in the anticiparon of thlngs we enjoy, likc food. (13^4 )__ _____ these faets about the
canino braín are limited, they cannot be ignored.

E j e m p lo :

0. A, researchmg B. dcvdopmg C. arrangmg D. performing

Respuesta: 0 .
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125. A. directly B. totally C. exactiy D. especially

126. A. díscover B. recelve C. accept D. requíre

127. A. feed B. serve c. afford D. provide

128. A. achleving B. signing c. recording D. booking
129. A. tracks B. recipes c. methods D. arrangements
130. A. wbenever B. whatever c. wherever D. whoever
131. A. approached B. caught c. rescued D. stolen
132. A. earning B. cffect c. reward D. wage
133. A. solved B. nobced c. Imagmed D. designed
134. A. ir B. Till c. Unless D. AJthough