Ingles Traduccion 1

I – COMPRENSIÓN LECTORA
A - Lea la siguiente noticia y marque las transparencias (palabras parecidas al castellano).
Last updated at 14:31 BST, Friday, 23 October 2009
Silent phone calls
Whenyou pick up a ringing phone and hear silence at the other end, it can be frightening. However, most of these calls are made not by villains but by computers at call centres. Now in the UK such centrescould be fined up to £2m for causing distress.
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It's an annoying thing many households have to tolerate - answering the phone to find nobody on the other end of the line. They are often from acompany's call centre which uses automatic dialling in the hope of selling you something. But if there aren't enough staff on hand to speak, the call into your home stays silent.
Industry regulator,Ofcom, says it's a breach of their guidelines for businesses who make persistent unwanted phone calls. And now those caughtbreaking the law could face fines of £2m.
David Hickson, campaigner: 'Wedon't know how much ofa deterrent it will be. The point is that the action point of Ofcom should be to stop people from making silent calls, not just to penalise them.'
Despite previous attempts tosolvethis, almost half of the UK still receives silent phone calls. So officials will hope the threat of a bigger fine can help eradicate it.
B - Subraye el núcleo de las siguientes frases sustantivas yluego marque la mejor traducción.
( 10 pts.)
1/ AN ANNOYING THING: a- un objeto molesto, b- algo incómodo
2/ AUTOMATIC DIALLING: a- discando automático, b- discado automático.
3/ PERSISTENTUNWANTED PHONE CALLS: a- persistentes llamadas telefónicas no deseadas, b- llamadas telefónica buscadas permanentemente
4/ A DETERRENT: a- un elemento disuasivo, b- un detonante
5/ A BREACH OF THEIRGUIDELINES: a- un incumplimiento de sus directivas, b- un cumplimiento de sus directivas

2 – C- Subraye el sufijo y/o prefijo e indique cuáles son las palabras en inglés de las que derivan. (2 x 2...