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PREGUNTAS DE SELECC~׃N MLTIPLE
CON NICA RESPUESTA (TIPO 1)
Las preguntas de este tipo constan de un
Enunciado y de cuatro posibilidades de
Respuesta, entre las cuales usted debe
.escoger la que considera correcta.
CONSTRUCCI׃N DE ORACIONES
En el enunciado de estas preguntas se
plantea una situación. Usted debe escoger
la opción que complete mejor elenunciado, teniendo en cuenta que su
organización y coherencia sean correctas.
1. John is asking Peter about this father's
new and comfortable car.
I. What is the sort of the car?
II. What sort of the car it is?
III. What sort of car is it?
IV. What sort it is of car?
2. Paul Jones is a good British soccer
player. He plays tor England. England
played against Germany lastTuesday and
won. Paul scored a goal. Today,
A. there is a match in which Paul is going
to play
B. in which Paul is going to playa match is
there
C. there is a match in which is going to
pJay PauJ.
D. in which Paul is going to playa match
there is.
3. Charles is comparing two sports. He
8?1YS:
A. I think than boxing is more dבngerous
that wrestling.
B. 1 think that boxing ismore dangerous
than wrestling.
C. 1 think than is more dangerous boxing
that wrestling
D. I think that is more dangerous boxing
than wrestling.
TEXTOS ICOMPLETOS
El enunciado de estas preguntas es un
texto con espacios en blanco numerados,
cada nתmero corresponde a una pregunta.

Usted debe leer detenidamente el texto y
escoger la opciףn que en cada pregunta
complete enforma lףgica y coherente.
Jenny told Meter she was sick. Read
advice hegave her.
"Well, Jenny, if you are sick, you shouldn't
be smoking. You'd _46_ go home and
get some rest! Moreover, why _ 47~ you
get some medicine for yourself? I reatly
think you need it!"
4.
5.
A.want
B.later
C. have
D.better
I. don't
II. are
III. do
IV. aren't
ORGANIZAC!׃N DE ~ֱRRAFOS
En elenunciado de estas preguntas se
presentan varias oraciones numeradas y
en las opciones aparece el orden de יstas
para organizar el pבrrafo. Usted debe leer
cuidadosamente el enunciado, organizar
las oraciones en forma lףgica y coherente,
y escoger la opciףn que contenga el orden
correcto.
6. Jeannie calls Mr. Parker's radio
program beca use she has a problem: "My
aunt'shusband drove her everywhere
before he died. Now, since she doesn't
drive, she's bought herself a bicycle, but
she's 71! She's my favorite aunt and 1
think she should do something less
energetic. What do you think?
Mr. Parker says to Jeannie:
1. It's better for her to ride a bike than to
spend her days slumped in front of the TV;
2. or why don't you suggest that she trains
slowly,3. How about buying a bicycle yourself
and going with her?
4. instead of trying to ride a lot right away.
A. 1,2,3,4
B.3,2,1,4
C.1,4,3,2
0.3,1,2,4
7. Melinda is telling us about her free-time
activities.
1. When I can, I love having frםends over
for dinner;
2. 'He sit,eat, drink, and talk for hours.
3. Well, I really have little free time.
4. And, of course, I loveHstening to good
music.
A. 3,1,2,4
.s. 1,2,3,4
C. 3,1,4,2
0.1,3,2,4
DIֱLOGOS INCOMPLETOS
En estas preguntas el enunciado es un
diבlogo incompleto. Usted debe escoger la
opciףn que complete el diבlogo en forma
lףgica y coherente.
8. Mfke is planning to visit a New York
City. He's asking a friend of his who is
from New York for advice.
Mike: Evervone says tbat New York 1Sverydangerous. ts that true?
Mat'ian: I don't think so. But late
at night, just like in any big city.
Mike: That makes sense! Thanks for
advice.
Marian: Have a nice tripl
I. you must walk alone in Central Park
II. you should talk with strangers
III. you must carry your wallet
O. you shouk:l avoid deserted streets
9. Two friends are travelling by car.
Cathy: Oh! Hey, can you...