Prueba de Nivel - Inglés Nivel Básico I (A1 VV) PDF

Pruebadenivel:Inglés‐NivelBásicoI(A1)
PARTE1:CompetenciaLéxico‐Gramatical
1.Hello,Susan.Howareyou?
a)I’mMary’sbrother.
b)I’mgoinghome.
c)I’mnotverywell.
d)Idon’tknow
2.What’sthematter?Haveyougotaheadache?
a)No,I’vegotatoothache.
b)You’rewelcome.
c)No,thankyou.Idon’twantone.
3.Whatdoyoudo?
a)I’madentist
b)IplaytennisonSaturdays.
c)I’mlearningEnglish.
4.Wouldyouliketocometomyhouse?
a)Yes,Iwenthomequickly.
b)No,thanks.Iwanttogohome.
c)Well,Ilikemyhousealot.
5.DidyougotoSue’sbirthdaypartylastweek?
a)Yes,Idid.
b)Allright.
c)No,Iwasn’t.
6.Wheredoyoucomefrom?
a)Work.
b)Dublin.
c)Home.
7.Whencanwemeetagain?
a)Itwastwodaysago.
b)Whenareyoufree?
c)Canyouhelpme?
Pág1de7
8.I’msorryI’mlate.
a)That’sallright.
b)Youcan’tgo.
c)Thereisn’ttime.
9.A:Rob,thisisAmy.
B:tomeetyou,Amy.
a)Well
b)Nice
c)Fine
10.Mybrotherisengineer.
a)‐‐‐
b)an
c)a
11.10booksontheshelf.
a)Thereis
b)Theyare
c)Thereare
12.Mydaddoesn’tlikegolf.
a)play
b)toplaying
c)playing
13.yourbrotherspeakSpanish?
a)Does
b)Is
c)Do
14.Joeatschoollastweek.
a)didn'tbe
b)isn’t
c)wasn’t
15.Richard’sbrothertoworkyesterdaybecausehewasill.
a)doesn’tgo
b)didn’tgo
c)didn’twent
16.Jennifergotmarried1998.
a)in
b)on
c)at
17.Youhouseisthanourflat.
a)bigger
b)morebig
c)morebigger
18.Mybikeisveryold.I’mgoinganewonesoon.
a)tobuy
b)buy
c)towillbuy
19.WeTVatthemoment.
a)‘rewatching
b)watched
c)watch
20.Sharonisadoctor.Sheatnight.
a)workssometimes
b)neverwork
c)oftenworks
21.Therearen’tclasseslateintheevening.
a)some
b)any
c)no
22.MybrotherJoeisfairbutchildrenaredark.
a)his
b)her
c)their
23.A:doyougotothecinema?
B:Onceaweek.
a)Howlong
b)Howoften
c)Howmuch
24.Howmilkdoyoudrink?
a)lot
b)much
c)many
25.WheredoyouwantonSaturday?
a)going
b)go
c)togo
26.Iusuallysometoastforbreakfast.
a)have
b)drink
c)cook
27.Myuncle’ssonismy.
a)cousin
b)aunt
c)niece
28.Wecanspeak.
a)Basque
b)Italy
c)Germany


29.A:Where’sPat?
B:He’shisbike.
a)riding
b)playing
c)driving
30.TheytheTVandwatchedtheprogram.
a)turnedon
b)lookedafter
c)turnedoff
PARTE2:ComprensiónEscrita
Katie'sdiary
Saturday24August
Welefthomeearlyinthemorning,butourflightwasdelayedandwedidn'tarriveatDublinAirport
until late in the afternoon. We were really tired, but we took a bus to our hotel because taxis in
Dublinareveryexpensive.Whenwegottothehotel,wehadarestandthenwentouttoexplorethe
city.WehadaquicksandwichinasmallcaféandthendecidedtogotoGraftonStreet.Iboughta
scarf and some T‐shirts. I wanted to buy a sweater too, but I couldn't find one that I liked. In the
evening,weateinaChineserestaurantandwenttoatypicalIrishpub.WemetsomereallyniceIrish
peopleandhadsomuchfunthatwedidn'tgetbacktothehoteluntilverylate!
Sunday25August
Wegotuplateandhadbreakfastinthehotel.Ihadcerealandsomefruit.Annajusthadtoast.After
breakfast,wewentforawalkaroundthecity.WesawTrinityCollegeandtheGuinnessStorehouse.
Intheafternoon,wehadapizzaandthentookabustothetrainstation.TravellingbybusinDublin
isagreatwaytoseethesights.WecaughtaneveningtraintoCorkandarrivedataboutnineo'clock.
We walked to our hotel and went to bed because we wanted to get up early the next day and
explorethecity.
31.OnSaturday,Katieandherfriendtotheirhotel.
a)walked
b)drove
c)travelledbybus
32.Theyate.
a)attheairport
b)atthehotel
c)inacafé
33.Katiebought.
a)asweater
b)someclothes
c)apicture
34.Annaateforbreakfast.
a)fruitandcereal
b)fruit
c)toast
35.WhentheyarrivedinCork,they.
a)hadsomethingtoeat
b)wenttosleep
c)walkedaroundthetown
Respuestas
RESPUESTA RESPUESTA
Nº CORRECTA Nº CORRECTA
1 C 19 A
2 A 20 C
3 A 21 B
4 D 22 A
5 A 23 B
6 B 24 B
7 B 25 C
8 A 26 A
9 B 27 A
10 B 28 A
11 B 29 A
12 C 30 A
13 A 31 C
14 C 32 C
15 B 33 B
16 A 34 C
17 A 35 B
18 A
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Resultadodelaprueba
NOTA:Estaspruebasnoevalúanlacapacidaddeexpresión,nioralniescrita.
EsimportantedarsecuentadequeUd.puedetenernivelesmuydiferentesenlacomprensiónyla
expresión;porejemplo,esfrecuentequesetengaunamejorcapacidadenlaprimeraqueenla
segunda.
Poresto,antesdematricularse,Ud.debeconsultarladescripcióndelosniveles,parasaberquése
esperadeunalumno/aquehasuperadocadanivel.Teniendoencuentasuniveldeexpresión,quizás
leinteresemásaUd.matricularseenunnivelinferioralqueindicaestaprueba.
Informaciónsobrecómosecalculalaubicación
SiUd.obtiene:
 29omásrespuestascorrectas,Ud.puederealizarlapruebadelnivelsuperioraesta.
 25–28respuestascorrectas,Ud.debematricularseenelnivelsuperior.
 13–24respuestascorrectas,Ud.debematricularseenelniveldelapruebadenivelque
acabaderealizar.
 12omenosrespuestascorrectas,Ud.deberealizarlapruebadelnivelinferioraladela
pruebaqueacabaderealizar.
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Pruebadenivel:Inglés‐NivelBásicoII(A2)
1.Wouldyoulikesomemoredessert?
a)Nothanks,I’mfull
b)Enjoyyourmeal!
c)It’sdelicious!
2.Howoftendoesshegoswimming?
a)Shegoeswithhermother.
b)Shestaysforanhour.
c)MostSaturdays.
3.HowdidyougettoIreland?
a)Itwas100€.
b)Byplane.
c)Lastmonth.
4.Couldyoutellmeyoursurname?
a)Doyoulikemyfamilyname?
b)HowdoIsaythat?
c)Wouldyoulikemetospellit?
5.Shallwegoouttonight?
a)Iknowthat.
b)It'sverygood.
c)I'mtootired.
6.Haveyouhadenoughtoeat?
a)That'sallright.
b)Arethereanymoreapples?
c)It'snottherighttime.
7.DoyouknowmysisterSue?
a)Idon'tthinkIdo.
b)Sorry,she'snothere.
c)Iknow.
8.It’sthebookI’veeverread.
a)mostinteresting
b)mostinterested
c)moreinteresting
9.eatensnailsbefore?
a)Doyouever
b)Didyouever
c)Haveyouever
10.We’veworkedtogethermanyyears.
a)since
b)during
c)for
11.ThesearethesouvenirshebroughtfromFrance.
a)which
b)who
c)what
12.He’llpasshisexamsifhehard.
a)studying
b)studies
c)willstudy
13.Whatyoudoifshedidn’ttellyouthetruth?
a)will
b)would
c)do
14.Shedoesn’tplaybasketballnow,butshewhenshewasyoung.
a)usedtoplay
b)hasplayed
c)plays
15.TheGuggenheimMuseumbylotsoftouristseveryyear.
a)visits
b)isvisiting
c)isvisited
16.Howaboutafilmathometomorrownight?
a)watch
b)towatch
c)watching
17.Wearereallyhungryandtoeatathome.
a)thereisnothing
b)thereisn’tnothing
c)thereisanything
18.Hetelevisionwhenthetelephonerang.
a)watched
b)waswatching
c)watches
19.Thisexerciseistoodifficultforyou.Iyou.
a)’llhelp
b)help
c)’mgoingtohelp
20.We’llmeet.
a)onFridayinevening
b)onFridayevening
c)inFridayevening
21.Sheustodoourhomework.
a)told
b)said
c)say
22.Ihadasandwichdinner.
a)for
b)forthe
c)inthe
23.Healotofmoneyinhisjob.
a)had
b)wins
c)earns
24.Excuseme,couldIonthissweater,please?
a)try
b)take
c)get
25.Wedidn’thavetimetosightseeinginLondon.
a)go
b)play
c)do
26.Theyusifwecouldtakethemhome.
a)told
b)said
c)asked
27.Susanwilllookourchildrenwhilewegotothecinema.
a)after
b)for
c)up
28.RichardaskedmeifIcouldhimmydictionary.
a)take
b)borrow
c)lend
29.I’msorryI’mlate.Ithebus.
a)lost
b)missed
c)left
30.It’sraining!Don’tforgettoonyourboots!
a)put
b)wear
c)dress
DRMARTENSAT50
DrMartensbootswereintroducedintoBritain50yearsago,ahalf‐centurythathasseenthecountry
transformed, as musical movements have emerged and declined, and fashions come and gone.
However, DMs have been the footwear of choice for everyone, from punks to policemen. Klaus
Märtens,theGermanarmydoctorwhocreatedtheoriginaldesignafteraskiinginjury,thoughtofan
air‐cushionedsole.Itprovidedcomfortandabsorbedimpactfromwalkingandrunning.
ForthefirstfewyearsinBritain,DrMartensweretheworkingmen'sboots,worninfactoriesandby
postmen. When Pete Townshend, from the Who, wore them in 1966, they became fashionable.
TownshendboughtDMsbecausehewastiredofthe1960sclothes."Iwassickofdressingupasa
Christmas tree in clothes that disturbed my guitar playing," he says. The boots helped him jump
aroundonstage,andremindedhimofhisworking‐classorigins.
Bythe70sDMshad beenadoptedandmadepart oftheiruniformbyseveralsubcultures,suchas

mods, rockers, goths, and the most frightening of all, skinheads. Gavin Watson was a teenage
skinhead."Iwas12whenIboughtmyfirstDMs,"Watsonsays."Andtherulewastobaptizethemby
kickingsomeone,itdidn'tmatterwho."
AdaptedfromSarfrazManzoor,TheObserver,31‐10‐2010.
31.SincetheirarrivalinBritain,DMshave…
a)becomeold‐fashioned.
b)beentransformed.
c)beenwornbyallkindsofpeople.
32.DoctorMärtenscreatedtheboots…
a)becauseofanaccident.
b)forthearmy.
c)forrunners.
33.DMswerefirstseeninBritain…
a)asanewfashion.
b)asfootwearforworkers.
c)whentheWhostartedwearingthem.
34.Inthe70s,…woreDMs.
a)differentgroups
b)modsnever
c)onlyskinheads
35.Skinheads…
a)attackedanyonewiththeirnewDMs.
b)boughttheirfirstDMsbeforetheywere13.
c)didn’thaverules.
Respuestas
RESPUESTA RESPUESTA
1 A 19 A
2 C 20 B
3 B 21 A
4 C 22 A
5 C 23 C
6 B 24 A
7 A 25 A
8 A 26 C
9 C 27 A
10 C 28 C
11 A 29 B
12 B 30 A
13 A 31 C
14 A 32 A
15 C 33 B
16 C 34 A
7 A 35 A
18 A
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segunda.

Pruebadenivel:Inglés‐NivelIntermedioI(B11)
1.DoyougiveandgetpresentsChristmasDay?
a)at
b)in
c)on
2.”Areyoureadytoorder,sir?”
“Yes,Ithefish.”
a)have
b)had
c)‘llhave
3.IknowsugarisbadformyteethbutIhatedrinkingcoffeewithoutit.
a)‐‐‐/my
b)‐‐‐/the
c)the/any
4.IfIwhereIlive,IinAustralia.
a)don’tlive/willlive
b)didn’tlive/wouldlive
c)wouldn’tlive/lived
5.Ihaven’tdecidedyetwheretospendmyholidays.IgotoIreland.
a)don’thaveto
b)may
c)need
6.Heisveryproudofhimselfbecauseheonlymakesspellingmistakeswhenwritingin
English.
a)afew
b)alittle
c)any
7.MyfriendsandItothecinemaonTuesdaysbecauseitismuchcheaper.
a)areusedtogo
b)usetogo
c)usuallygo
8.IlovegettinguplateSundaymorning.
a)at
b)in
c)on
9.Shehasbeendoingherhomeworkatleastthreehours.
a)during
b)for
c)since
10.HowlongagoJoan’ssister?
a)didyoumeet
b)doyoumeet
c)haveyoumet
11.Thereisn’tcoffeeleft.ShallIgoandbuysome?
a)alot
b)much
c)plenty
12.Ididn’tplaybasketballatschooland.
a)neitherdidRobert
b)norplayedRobert
c)Robertdidtoo
13.Childrenbeleftaloneathome.Itcanbedangerous.
b)haveto
c)mustn’t
14.Theteachersgiveusextrahomeworkwhensomestudentsbadly.
a)behave
b)cheat
c)revise
15.I’vefinallythrownmyoldleatherjacket.
a)away
b)in
c)up
16.You’renotallowedtodriveherebecauseitisaarea.
a)pedestrian
b)residential
c)suburb
17.Couldyougivemea20%onthisbag?Ithasadirtymarkonit.
a)bargain
b)discount
c)refund
18.Ihaven’teatenanythingforhours.I’m!
a)freezing
b)starving
c)tiring
19.She’sso!Herfeelingsareeasilyhurt.
a)reliable
b)sensible
c)sensitive
20.Itoldthemthetruth,theysaidtheydidn’tbelieveme.
a)Although
b)Despite
c)However
21.Isthattheladygaveyoutheparcel?
a)‐‐‐
b)that
c)whose
22.Ifyouneedsomemoney,youcanalwaysitfromme.
a)afford
b)borrow
c)lend
23.I’mtryingtogiveeatingchocolate.Ineedtoloseweight.
a)away
b)back
c)up
24.Slow!You’rebreakingthespeedlimit.
a)down
b)off
c)up
25.WhenwearrivedParisitwasraining.
a)at
b)in
c)to
26.Jackwasunhappyinhisjobsoheandfoundanotherone.
a)applied
b)resigned
c)retired
27.I’msorrybutIagreewithyou.
a)don’t
b)haven’t
c)’mnot
28.I’mresponsibletheadvertisingdepartment.
a)for
b)of
c)with
29.“Stop!Ihateitwhenpeopleshout.”
a)arguing
b)chatting
c)discussing
30.Whatareyouhavingforyourmain?
a)course
b)dessert
c)starter
MARSMISSIONPLANLAUNCHEDBYUSMILLIONAIRE
AUSmillionairewhobecamethefirstprivatespacetouristhasunveiledambitiousplanstosenda
manandwoman(probablyamarriedcouple)onaroundtriptoMarsin2018.
DennisTito,72,aformerrocketscientistwhomadehisfortunethroughinvestments,saidhisMission
forAmericaaimstoencourageaneweraofspaceexploration.Tito,whobecamethefirstprivate
spacetouristwhenhepaidtheRussians$20mforatickettotheInternationalSpaceStationin2001,
announcedhisplansinWashingtonDC.Heisnotintendingtoflyhimself.
ThetripwilltakeadvantageofthealignmentoftheplanetsinJanuary2018toflyaroundMarsand
returntoEarthintherelativelyshorttimeof501days.Thesameopportunitywillnotariseagain
until2031.
Titosaysheplanstofundthemissionuntiltheendof2014andhopestoraisetherestofthemoney
throughdonationsfromprivateinvestorsandfoundations."Thereisnotimetolose,"hesaid."Now
isthetime."Themission,likelytolaunchon5January2018,aimstotakeamanandawomanfrom
theUSonaflybytowithin100milesoftheMartiansurface,andreturnthemsafelytoEarth.The
actualcapsulethepairwilltravelin,islikelytobe"thesizeofatoilet".
Themissionfacessubstantialobstacles.Thehumanbodyadaptstospacebylosingmuscle,and
astronautsneeddailyexerciseonresistencemachinestoslowdownthewasting.Findingroomfor
thosemachinesiscrucial.
TheexpertssaythemissionwilldependonTito'sabilitytoraisefunds.Titosaidthecostwouldbe
similartothatofamissiontolowEarthorbit.Butitisalmostcertainthathewillnotgetrichfromthe
mission.Hesaid:"Letmebeclear,Iwillcomeoutalotpoorerasaresultofthismissionbutmy
grandchildrenwillcomeoutalotricherfortheinspirationitwillgivethem."
AdaptedfromTheGuardian
31.Titoplansto…
a)flyontheMarsMissionwithacouple.
b)letacoupleflytoMars.
c)setupanewbusinessexploringspace.
32.TitowantstheMissiontobelaunchedin2018to…
a)bebackin2031.
b)reducethetimeofthejourney.
c)repeattheexperienceinabout501days.
33.Thecapsulewill…
a)getnearMars.
b)landonMars.
c)stayinMarsafterthemissioniscompleted.
34.Theexpertsthinkthemissionwillsucceedif...
a)theastronautsexercisetokeepfit.
b)thecapsuleistherightsize.
c)Titocancollectenoughmoney.
35.Titobelievesthismissionwill…
a)helphimearnafortune.
b)makehisgrandchildrenwealthy.
c)setanexample.
Respuestas
RESPUESTA RESPUESTA
1 C 19 C
2 C 20 A
3 A 21 B
4 B 22 B
5 B 23 C
6 A 24 A
7 C 25 B
8 C 26 B
9 B 27 A
10 A 28 A
11 B 29 A
12 A 30 A
13 C 31 B
14 A 32 B
15 A 33 A
16 A 34 C
7 B 35 C
18 B
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segunda.

Pruebadenivel:Inglés‐NivelIntermedioII(B12)
1.Mybrotherupatsevenbutnotanymore.
a)usedtoget
b)usuallygets
c)wasusedtoget
2.Tomloveschocolatebuthisdoctorhasadvisedhimtoeatsomeonlytwiceweek.
a)‐‐‐/a
b)‐‐‐/the
c)the/a
3.“Wherearethesawandthehammer?”
“Whoknows?Theybeinthebasement.”
a)may
b)need
c)ought
4.IhavedecidedtoexerciseeverydayandeathealthyfoodIcanloseweight.
a)forthat
b)inorderto
c)sothat
5.DidyoursonphonewhenhearrivedItaly?
a)at
b)in
c)to
6.Thepresidentwasannoyedbecausetenpeoplelefttheroomhiswelcomespeech.
a)during
b)for
c)since
7.Ifyoudon’thurry,wearegoingtothetraintoLondon.
a)belate
b)lose
c)miss
8.Shecan’twalkverywellbecauseshehasgotaterribleinherleftleg.
a)harm
b)hurt
c)pain
9.Theweatherwasrainythatwehadtostayathome.
a)so
b)such
c)too
10.Tomisyoungthisjacket.Helooksridiculous.
a)enough/towear
b)too/fortowear
c)too/towear
11.Driversoftencomplainthatthereisparkingspaceinthecitybecauseofroadworks.
a)few
b)less
c)lots
12.Shegetsupearlyinthemorningandcomesbackhomelateatnight,completelyaftera
hardworkday.
a)exhausted
b)stressing
c)wealthy
13.Wereallylikedthathousebutitwastooexpensiveforus.So,finally,wedecidedthatnotbuying
itwasthemostthingtodo.
a)selfish
b)sensible
c)sensitive
14.“I’dliketoknow.”
“Well,he’squiteshybutwhenyougettoknowhim,he’sverynice.”
a)howPeterislike
b)whatPeterislike
c)whatPeterlookslike
15.IfIyouwerewaitingforme,Imuchearlier.
a)knew/wouldcome
b)hadknown/wouldcome
c)hadknown/wouldhavecome
16.WhenyoutraveltoFrance,youtakeyourpassport.Youridentitycardisenough.
b)mustn’t
c)oughtn’t
17.Myboyfriend,carhasjustbrokendown,iswaitingformeatthepetrolstation.
a)which
b)whom
c)whose
18.You’lljusthavetolearnallthoseexpressionsby.
a)heart
b)memory
c)mind
19.Pleasedonottocontactourofficeincaseofanydifficulty.
a)delay
b)deny
c)hesitate
20.Keeptheifyouthinkyoumayneedtochangethatshirt.
a)note
b)receipt
c)recipe
21.Sheisalwayshuggingandkissingherfriends;she’saverygirl.
a)affectionate
b)charming
c)moody
22.Allforthejobmustfillinthecorrectform.
a)applicants
b)employees
c)employers
23.Iclearlyrememberhimthekeysbackwhenheaskedmeto.
a)giving
b)togive
c)tohavegiven
24.WhenIthinkaboutitIregretsonastytoJohnwhenwebothwereatschool,butI
couldn’thelpitthen.
a)be
b)being
c)tobe
25.Thereisnopointforthatjob;theyarenotgoingtohiremenomatterhowhardItry.
a)forapplying
b)inapplying
c)toapply
26.Hewasamillionairebutheallhismoneytopoorpeople.
a)gaveaway
b)gavein
c)gaveup
27.Foodthatisn’tcookedis.
a)crude
b)rare
c)raw
28.Thisringisn’talotofmoney,butIloveit!
a)afford
b)cost
c)worth
29.Myparentshavejustfinishedpayingtheontheirhouse.
a)credit
b)grant
c)mortgage
30.herlittleexperience,Sarahfinallygotthejob.
a)Although
b)Despite
c)However
VULNERABLETENANTSTARGETEDBY'CUCKOOS'
Criminalgangsaretargetingisolatedindividualslivinginhousingassociationandcouncil
accommodationbybecomingtheirfriendsandusingtheirhomestodealdrugs.
Therearemanyrewardsfor"cuckooing".Thegangsareabletooperatefromanunobtrusiveflatout
ofsightofthepoliceanduseittodealandmanufacturedrugsinasafeenvironment.Oncethegangs
areusingthepropertiesforcriminalenterprises,theirinhabitantsareterrifiedofgoingtothepolice
forfeartheywillbesuspectedofdrug‐dealing,whichwouldcausetheirexpulsion.
"Theyarepredatorypeople,"saidTonyWaters,themanagerofahostelrunbythehomelessness
charityThamesReach."Ifyou'reagrannylivingonyourownyouwon'tgetcuckooed,becauseyou'll
havefriendstosupportyou.Butifyou'revulnerable,sayyou'reex‐homeless,you'llbeclocked
straightaway.Thesegangsareveryse‐lective."
Theriseofcuckooingisaresponsetotheclosureofcrack‐smokinghideawaysbylocalauthorities.
Thiscoincidedwithapushtoaccommodatethousandsofhomelessinflatsrunbyhousing
associations.Thegangsoftenusedrugsasastrategy,butsometimesitissimplyfriendshipthat
opensthedoor."Mostvictimsarelonelyandhavenothingtodowiththeirtime,"saidMikeNicholas
fromThamesReach.
Petewasplacedinaflatbyhislocalcouncilafterleavingrehabilitationforalco‐holism.Thetwomen
twoflatsdownseemedfriendly,oneofthemofferingPetehiscrackpipe."Ithoughttheywereall
rightatfirst,"Petesaid."I'dbeeninrehab,soIdidn'tknowanyone.Atleastitwassomeonetotalk
to."ThemenwouldtreatPete'sflatastheirown,usingittosmokecrackanddeposittheirbikes.
ThentheystartedbeatingPete.Hewasinconstantfearofthementeringhisflattotakedrugswhen
hewasdes‐peratelytryingtostayoffalcohol.Onenighthewasalone,hedecidedtoflee."Ileft
everythingIhadthere:TV,DVDplayer,mobilephone,"hesaid.Petewassomewhatlucky:hecould
getoutquickly.Buthavinglosthisflatheisbackinahostel,drinkingsuper‐strengthlagerand
strugglingtoturnhislifearound.
AdaptedfromTheObserver,JamieDoward,Sunday3October2010.
31.Thevictimslivein…
a)associatedhostels.
b)socialhousing.
c)theirownflats.
32.Thegangsusetheirvictims’flatsto…
a)dodrugsandbusinessundercover.
b)hidefromthepoliceandothergangs.
c)keepstolengoods.
33.Thevictims…
a)areafraidtosaytheywerehomeless.
b)areoftensuspectedofdrugdealing.
c)don’tusuallytellanythingtotheauthorities.
34.Inordertobecometheirvictims’friends,thecriminals…
a)helpthemfighttheiraddictions.
b)offerthemaccommodation.
c)offerthemdrugs.
35.Pete…
a)hasn’tstarteddrinkingagain.
b)ishavingtroublewithalcoholagain.
c)isonharddrugsnow.
d)Idon'tknow
Respuestas
RESPUESTA RESPUESTA
1 A 19 C
2 A 20 B
3 A 21 A
4 C 22 A
5 C 23 A
6 A 24 B
7 C 25 B
8 C 26 A
9 A 27 C
10 C 28 C
11 B 29 C
12 A 30 B
13 B 31 B
14 B 32 A
15 A 33 C
16 A 34 C
7 C 35 B
18 A

segunda.

Pruebadenivel:Inglés‐NivelAvanzado(B2)
1.IwishIintouchwithhim,butIdon'thavehisemailaddress.
a)couldget
b)get
c)got
d)wouldget
e)Idon’tknow
2.Pleasedonothesitatetocontactme,yourequirefurtherinformation.
a)could
b)might
c)should
d)would
3.Manypeoplediscouragetheirchildrenactors.
a)became
b)forbecoming
c)frombecoming
d)tobecome
4.ThesingerdeniesthetunefromanoldBeatlessong.
a)havingplagiarised
b)havingtoplagiarise
c)tohaveplagiarised
d)toplagiarise
5.Williamwassuspectedinstrumentsfromthetheatre.
a)forstealing
b)fromstealing
c)ofstealing
d)tosteal
6.ItwassuchalongtimeagothatIcanhardlyrememberParis.
a)myvisit
b)tovisit
c)visit
d)visiting
7.Theplayreceivedverygoodinthepress.
a)announcements
b)critical
c)reviews
d)surveys
8.Iwillwaitforyouuntilyouback.
a)came
b)come
c)willcome
d)wouldcome
9.Thegovernmentwantstofootballhooligansfromtravellingabroad.
a)avoid
b)miss
c)prevent
d)protect
10.IwassotiredthatIdownandclosedmyeyes.
a)lain
b)lay
c)lie
d)lied
11.Thenovelisreallyworth.
a)reading
b)readingit
c)toread
d)toreadit
12.Thesebirdsmakeanincredible10,000kilometretoAfricaeverywinter.
a)expedition
b)journey
c)outing
d)voyage
13.Ihadnodifficultyaplacetolive.Infactitwassurprisinglyeasy.
a)aboutfinding
b)finding
c)inordertofind
d)tofind
14.SomeofthemostfamouspeopleinMarbellawillhavetofacetrialonmoneycharges.
a)blowing
b)haggling
c)laundering
d)spree
15.AsIhavesuchasweetitisverydifficultformetoloseweight.
a)mouth
b)taste
c)tongue
d)tooth
16.Hisfamilybecamesothattheywereforcedtosellthefarm.
a)affluent
b)hard‐up
c)loaded
d)rip‐off
17.NowonderJohnandMaryareclosefriends.Youknow,birdsofafeather.
a)flockforever
b)flocktogether
c)flyforever
d)flytogether
18.ThelastfamilytookplaceonauntSarah’s100thbirthday.
a)anniversary
b)encounter
c)gathering
d)together
19.Hewasaccusedofcorruption,sohefromhispost.
a)abandoned
b)left
c)resigned
d)set
20.Sheherlivingasamagicianatchildren’sparties.
a)earns
b)gains
c)has
d)wins
21.I’vealwaysBillforhiscourageanddetermination.
a)lookedafter
b)lookedupto
c)takenafter
d)takenoutfor
22.TheofwarinIraqtookusallbysurprise.
a)outbreak
b)outburst
c)outcry
d)output
23.Thedrughaspowerfulsideeffects.,itcanbeaddictive.
a)Furthermore
b)Nevertheless
c)Sothat
d)Whereas
24.I’lldrawamapforyouyoucan’tfindourhouse.
a)aslongas
b)incase
c)provided
d)unless
25.Thisisaprivateletteraddressedtome.I’dratheryouit.
a)didn’tread
b)don’tread
c)won’tread
d)wouldn’tread
26.Aftertenyears,Igotauniformatschool.
a)usetowear
b)usedtowear
c)usedtowearing
d)wearing
27.Iknowhimalthoughwe’veneverbeenintroducedtoeachother.
a)atfirstsight
b)bysight
c)insight
d)outofsight
28.Shecommittedthatcrime.Shewasathomewithmeatthetimeittookplace.
a)can’thave
b)mightn’thave
c)mustn’thave
d)shouldhave
29.Ionlyhadtimetoatthenewspapers,butIcouldn'treadthemcarefully.
a)gaze
b)glance
c)stare
d)watch
30.She’snotinherofficerightnowbutifyouonforaminute,I’lltryandfindher.
a)count
b)hang
c)keep
d)pass
THELONG‐DISTANCECYCLIST
As33‐year‐oldLondonerLukeBreampedalledpastthefinishingpostoftheTourdeFrancelastyear,
hefeltasurgeofexcitementthatmadethepainofthepastthreeweeksworthwhile.Unlikethe
professionalteamcyclistswiththeirstate‐of‐the‐artbikesandconvoysofsupportvehicles,Luke―
anamateurwhohadonlyrecentlytakenupcycling―,haddecidedtohaveagoattheTourde
Franceonalast‐minutewhim."Lookingback,itwasabitmad,"headmits,laughing."Ihadno
fitness,nobikingexperienceandI'dneverbeenupamountain.TheothercycliststhoughtIwasout
ofmymind!"
Asanamateur,Lukecouldn'tridealongsidetheprofessionalcyclistsbutinsteadrodeeachofthe21
stagesonedayinadvanceofthem.Whereastheywerehookeduptofooddripsatnight,Lukehad
hismuminawhitetransitvansupplyinghimwithCoca‐Cola,MarsBarsandjambuttiesthroughout
theday.
HavingneverevenseentherouteonTV,Lukewasinshock."Themountainsare15mileslongand
theremightbefourorfiveoftheminaday.Itjustkilledme.ButInevergotoffthebiketowalk."
Dayafterdayhebattledon,settingoutearlytocompensateforcyclingatabouthalfthespeedofthe
professionalsandfinishingeachstagebynightfall.
Onlythreeweekspreviouslyhehadbeensittingdrinkingcoffee,contemplatinghowtofillhistime.
Hissandwichbusinesshadrecentlygonebustandhewasleftwithnomoneyanda40‐cigarette‐a‐
dayhabit.Sohegaveupsmokingandboughthimselfabike,thefirsthe'dhadsincehewaseight.
"ThereIwasinStarbucks,readinginthepaperaboutthefirstlegoftheTourdeFrancesettingoff
fromEngland.SoIphonemymotherandsay:'I'mthinkingaboutdoingtheTourdeFrance.Willyou
come?'"
Hismum,68‐year‐oldCarolyn,aformerprimaryschoolteacher,immediatelyagreed,butsheturned
outtobealmostasbadlypreparedasherson:shesuffersfromchronicvertigo,sohadtodriveon
thewrongsideoftheroadthroughthePyreneesandAlpshuggingthecliffs.Shewasalso
claustrophobic,soshewasn'tabletosleepinthebackofthevanwiththebikelikeLuke,sleeping
acrossthefrontseatinstead.
OnthefifthdayLukegotfoodpoisoningandwasupallnightbeingsick.Butwithsometoughlove
fromMumhemanagedtofinishthestage.Thisyearheplanstodoitagainonhisown,pitchinga
tentattheendofeachstage."Losingallmymoneywasthebestthingthatcouldhavehappenedto
me,"hesaysnow.Settinghimselfnear‐impossiblechallengesandcompletingthemgiveshimasense
ofprideheneverfeltthroughwork.Separatedfromhiswifeandwithtwosmallboys,hehassetupa
newbusinesssellingfoodsupplementstocyclists,butlimitshimselftopart‐timehours.
HisnextprojectistodotheRaceAcrossAmerica,whereamateurcyclistscover3,000milesin12
days―cyclingupto23hoursaday.Onlyahandfulof"nuƩers",asLukeputsit,arewillingtotryit.
HisfatherjokesthatifLukeis"scaredsenseless"bysomething,hewillwanttodoit.AsLukesays:
"Endurancesportsarelikelife―it'slonganditcanbepainful,butwhatmattersishowyourespond
whenthingsgetdifficult."
TheReader´sDigest,(adapted)
31.Accordingtothetext,...
a)Breamfelttootiredtogoforawalkduringthetour.
b)Bream'smumgavehimalotofjamsandwiches.
c)professionalcyclistswereaddictedtofooddrips.
32.Breamwasverysurprisedwhenhesawthemountainsbecause...
a)hedidnotknowbeforehandwhattheywerelike.
b)theywereextremelyclosetoeachother.
c)whenhesetoutandarriveditwastoodarktoseethem.
33.ThroughthePyreneesandAlps,Bream'smother...
a)couldnotsleepwellbecauseofherson'sbicycle.
b)droveawayfromtheroadouterside.
c)hardlyknewhowtodriveproperly.
34.Breamfeelsproudof...
a)havinglostallhismoney.
b)havingstartedanewpart‐timejob.
c)overcomingdifficultchallenges.
35.BreamwantstodotheRaceAcrossAmerica...
a)asanotherwaytotesthisendurance.
b)becausehisfatherfindsitfunny.
c)sincetherewillonlybeafewnuttersinvolved.
d)Idon’tknow
Respuestas
RESPUESTA RESPUESTA
1 A 19 C
2 C 20 A
3 C 21 B
4 A 22 A
5 C 23 A
6 D 24 B
7 C 25 A
8 B 26 C
9 C 27 B
10 B 28 A
11 A 29 B
12 B 30 B
13 B 31 B
14 C 32 A
15 D 33 A
16 B 34 C
7 B 35 A
18 C
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