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ENGLISH
JUNE 2008 - A
Total
marks
Marks given
Part 1: 5
I. Reading Comprehension
Part 2: 5
TOTAL: 15 marks/ PASS MARK: 9
Part 3: 5
Part 1: 5
Part 3: 5
Part 1: 10
IV. Writing
Part 2: 10
Apto/a
No
apto/a
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ENGLISH
Gobierno de Navarra
Prueba Unificada de Nivel Bsico de EE OO II
JUNE 2008 - A
Nafarroako Gobernua
Hezkuntza Departamentua
HEO-etako Oinarrizko Maila Proba Bateratua
Duration: 30 minutes
NMERO PLICA
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PART 1: (5 x 1 = 5 marks)
You are going to read 5 texts that can be seen in different places. For questions 1-5 choose the
correct answer a, b or c, as in the example (0-c).
0.
SORRY
a) At a petrol station
No children
under 18
b) In a concert hall
c) In a pub
1.
Maryland Farm
Mild Cheddar Cheese
a) In a cookery book
2.
Fourth floor
Third floor
Second floor
First floor
Ground floor
Basement
Bedlinen / Pharmacy
Bookshop/ Restaurant
Childrens wear
Womens clothes/Underwear
Mens clothes / Sports hall
Electronic goods
b) In a travel guide
c) On the cheese itself
a) In a department store
b) In a shopping centre
c) In a supermarket
b) In the underground
c) On a parking meter
a) At a petrol station
4.
b) In a hospital
c) On a road
a) At a hairdressers
5.
b) On a suit label
c) On a washing machine
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PART 2: (5 x 1 = 5 marks)
You are going to read 5 sentences that explain the meaning of notices. For questions 6-10,
match each sentence to the most suitable notice from the list (AH), as in the example (0
H). There are two extra notices you do not need to use.
Sentences
Notices
A. ADMISSION FREE
B. KEEP IT TIDY
6.
7.
8.
9.
F. PENALTY FARE 10
10.
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PART 3: (5 x 1 = 5 marks)
You are going to read part of the Metropolitan Museum's web page. For questions
11-15, answer the questions about the text with a maximum of 6 words, as in the
example.
0. Where is the museum?
1000 Fifth Avenue
.
11. How long before closing do you have to clear the galleries? ..
12. Is it closed on 2nd July? ..
13. How much is a student ticket? ..
14. Do you have to pay extra for special exhibitions?
15. Can you leave your suitcase at the coat-check?
*Galleries are cleared at 5:15 p.m., SundayThursday, and 8:45 p.m., Friday and Saturday
**The Main Building of the Metropolitan Museumits galleries, public restaurants, and shopswill be open
from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on the following Met Holiday Mondays:
Admissions
$20 recommended for adults, $15 recommended for senior citizens (65 and older), $10 recommended for students,
includes Main Building and The Cloisters on the same day; free to Members and children under twelve with an adult.
To help cover the cost of special exhibitions, for which there is no additional charge or special ticketing, we ask that
you please pay the full suggested amount.
Coat-Check Facilities
All bags, standard-size backpacks, umbrellas, and packages 16" x 16" x 8" or larger must be checked in at the coatcheck facilities. To avoid waiting in line at the coat-check facilities, please do not bring these items to the Museum.
Please note that luggage is not permitted in the Museum and may not be checked in at the coat-check
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ENGLISH
Gobierno de Navarra
Prueba Unificada de Nivel Bsico de EE OO II
JUNE 2008 - A
Nafarroako Gobernua
Hezkuntza Departamentua
HEO-etako Oinarrizko Maila Proba Bateratua
Duration: 25 minutes
NMERO PLICA
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LISTEN
RADIO PROGRAMMES
A. Engineering solutions
B. Cities in the UK
Extract 0
C. Monuments in Britain
Extract 1
D. Zoos in Britain
Extract 2
Extract 3
Extract 4
Extract 5
H. Weather news
PART 2 ( 5 x 1 = 5 marks)
You are going to listen to five conversations. For questions 6-10, chose the option a, b or c
that best matches each conversation, as in the example (0-c). You will hear the recording
twice.
LISTEN
0. Where is the man? (example)
a) at the cinema box office
b) at the restaurant
c) at the supermarket
b) house decorations
c) mobile phones
b) a TV programme
c) making an appointment
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PART 3 (5 x 1 = 5 marks)
You are going to listen to a recorded message with information about the Royal Botanic Gardens,
Kew. For questions 11-15, complete the sentences below with the correct information in no more
than 4 words, as in the example. You will hear the recording twice
LISTEN
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ENGLISH
Gobierno de Navarra
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PART 1 (5 x 1= 5)
Example
1
2
3
4
5
a
a
a
a
a
a
PART 2 (5 x 1= 5)
b
b
b
b
b
b
c
c
c
c
c
c
Example 0
6
7
8
9
10
TOTAL
TOTAL
PART 3 (5 x 1= 5)
Example
11___________________
12___________________
13___________________
14___________________
15___________________
TOTAL
II. LISTENING COMPREHENSION (15 marks)
PART 1 (5 x 1= 5)
PART 2 (5 x 1= 5)
Example 0
1
2
3
4
5
Example
6
7
8
9
10
TOTAL
TOTAL
PART 3 (5 x 1= 5)
Example
11___________________
12___________________
13___________________
14___________________
15___________________
TOTAL
a
a
a
a
a
a
b
b
b
b
b
b
c
c
c
c
c
c
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ENGLISH
Gobierno de Navarra
Prueba Unificada de Nivel Bsico de EE OO II
JUNE 2008 - A
Nafarroako Gobernua
Hezkuntza Departamentua
HEO-etako Oinarrizko Maila Proba Bateratua
PART 1
PART 2
TOTAL: 10 marks
TOTAL: 10 marks
Duration: 45 minutes
NMERO PLICA
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PART 1
Write a text in between 50 and 70 words following the instructions below. (10
marks)
Your friend Anne, from Malta is coming to visit you next week. You have
arranged a weekend trip in the mountains. Write an email to her including:
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PART 2
Write a text in between 100 and 120 words following the instructions below. (10
marks)
You have travelled to the USA to take an English course. Your host family
picked you up at the airport and after dinner you went to your bedroom.
Write an entry in your diary describing your first impressions about:
the area
the host family
the house
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ENGLISH
Gobierno de Navarra
Prueba Unificada de Nivel Bsico de EE OO II
JUNE 2008 - A
Nafarroako Gobernua
Hezkuntza Departamentua
HEO-etako Oinarrizko Maila Proba Bateratua
NMERO PLICA
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HEALTH
TRAVELLING
Food
Sport
Sleep
Smoking
Drinking
Stress
Holidays
Transport
Spain/abroad
Family/friends
Weekends
HOME
House/flat
Area
Transport
My bedroom
City/village
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origin?
like course?
first time in Ireland?
do/evening?
3. Suggest / go / theatre
CANDIDATE B
(A starts)
origin?
why/choose/this course?
accommodation?
friend in Dublin?
3.
4.
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TAREA:
Part 1: Write a text in between 50 and 70 words following the instructions
below. (10 marks)
Your friend Anne, from Malta is coming to visit you next week. You
have arranged a weekend trip in the mountains. Write an email to
her including:
Ejemplo 1:
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Ejemplo 2:
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Part 2: Write a text in between 100 and 120 words following the instructions
below. (10 marks)
You have travelled to the USA to take an English course. Your host family
picked you up at the airport and after dinner you went to your bedroom.
Write an entry in your diary describing your first impressions about:
the area
the host family
the house
Ejemplo 1:
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Ejemplo 2:
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CLAVE DE RESPUESTAS
READING COMPREHENSION (15 MARKS)
Task requirements:
Informal style
Greeting and signing off
No paragraphs required
Contractions, abbreviated forms (CU) and
emoticons allowed
Suggestions structures
Task requirements:
Informal style
Introductory sentence
No paragraphs required
Closing sentence
No signing off
Contractions allowed
Descriptive vocabulary
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SCRIPTS
RADIO PROGRAMMES
Example:
(Reporter) This is a very wet land where everybodys life can be devastated by too
much water. Bangladesh, a country of farms and fields and huge wide rivers and vastspreading fertile deltas and lots of monsoon rain.
Extract 1:
(Presenter) One thing I noticed is how green the city is. There are something like 2
million trees in the city, thats more trees per person than any other European city. And
there are dozens and dozens of parks. Like this one, Mewsbrook park near where I
live.
Extract 2:
(Weather forecaster) Rain will be widespread through out this evening becoming more
scattered as the night wears on except in Northern counties where it will be more
persistent. Lowest temperatures tonight, five to seven degrees.
Extract 3:
(Presenter) Edinburgh castle is visited every year by approximately 1 million people. If
we dont count the Tower of London, thats more people than visit any other ancient
monument in the UK. Every visitor should see the castle not only because of the
historical interest of this remarkable fortress and former royal residence but because it
offers such fine panoramic views of the city.
Extract 4:
(Presenter) The results were astonishing. Almost 3,000 galaxies were seen in the
image. Scientists analysed the picture and found that the Hubble telescope had seen
back to the very young universe, almost to the actual time of the Big Bang itself. These
very remote galaxies also seemed to be smaller and more irregular than those nearby.
What had been discovered by Hubble was about to change the way we look at the
universe and the way we see our own place in the cosmos.
Extract 5:
(Presenter) The Red Kangaroo powerful, comical, engaging. This is the desertdwelling symbol of Australia. But kangaroos can be found almost anywhere down
under. Theyre up in treeson the forest floorand can even be found on the rocks.
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CONVERSATIONS
Example:
Ticket salesman: Yes?
Customer: Id like 2 tickets, please.
Ticket salesman: Where to?
Customer: One to Camden Town and the other to Kings Cross.
Ticket salesman: Single or return?
Customer: Single, please.
Ticket salesman: Thats 7.40.
Customer: Thanks.
Extract 1:
Man: Its your round, Alice.
Alice: What? Again? Oh. Alright. What do you all want?
Girl: An orange juice, please.
Mihail: The same for me, too.
Man: Oh. Come on, Mihail! Youre not in Poland now! Why not try a traditional pint of
English bitter?
Mihail. OK, then.
Man: And the usual for me, G & T, love.
Alice: Ah. OK.
Girl: Dont call Alice love.
Man: Why not? Isnt she lovely?
Extract 2:
(phone ringing)
Ticket salesman: Good morning. Number One Direction.
Customer: Two tickets for the river boat cruise, please.
Ticket salesman: When?
Customer: Next Thursday?
Ticket salesman: Sorry?
Customer: Thursday?
Ticket salesman: Im sorry. Is that Tuesday the first or Thursday the third?
Customer: Thursday the third.
Ticket salesman: Right. What time would you like?
Customer: In an evening?
Extract 3:
Alice: How do I look?
Girl: Oh. Its a gorgeous dress, Alice. But the other seemed nicer.
Alice: Ah. Its lovely, isnt it? But youre right. The blue dress looked better. Tim?
Tim: Oh. Yes. Lovely! Very nice! Can we go and look at the computer games now?
Alice: OK Tim. Youve been very patient. Lets just get Helens shoes and we can go to
the electronic shop.
Extract 4:
Presenter: Hello.
Schoolgirls: Hello.
Presenter: Were hanging out till everybody arrives. Tell me your name.
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KEW GARDENS
Welcome to the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew.
The Gardens open everyday at 9.30 except for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
Please select some following options making all this information available on our
webpage: www.kew.org
To book a group or school visit, press 1.
Opening times and prices, press 2.
For information for visitors with special needs, press 3.
For information about future events including Easter and Summer sling. Press 4.
For information on how to get to Kew and parking, press 6.
To speak to the information staff Monday to Friday, excluding bank holidays, during
office hours or to leave a message, press 8.
To repeat these options, press 0.
If you require the main switchboard, please dial 020 8332 5000, alternatively, further
information can be found on our website www.kew.org
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