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A continuación se le presentan textos que ud. Deberá leer con atención y, EXCLUSIVAMENTE con base en ellos ,contestará las
preguntas de esta parte:
A story is entertainment .As entertainment , it must interest and divert you. That is a story must capture your attention. A
story is a special kind of entertainment, for it requires the participation of the reader. He must shut out the world around
him and, momentarily, even his own affairs. A good reader does not simply let the story happen to him. He reads with his
eyes and his ears open .He reads with his mind and his heart. A good reading is a re-creation in which the reader works
along with the writer.
1.-Which of the following statements expresses the main idea of the text?
A) How a story captures our attention B) Stories open our eyes and ears
C) Stories are fine recreation D) How we should read a story
The octopus is often cast as a villainous monster in adventure movies. It is said to hide in dark places,
waiting for unsuspecting divers to pull them to their deaths. In reality , the octopus is not fearsome monster at all, rather
it is an intelligent ,timid and interesting animal.
The octopus is not nearly as aggressive as it’s close relative , the ten-armed squid .One octopus will
indeed attack, and even sometimes eat another octopus that enters its territory, but divers report that it will usually
try to avoid contact with man. Interestingly enough however, octopi in captivity came become very friendly with
man and will seek human company rater than avoid it.
Octopi are sometimes playful and clever. And naughty laboratory specimen waited for technicians to
leave the laboratory to make mightly trips to nearby tank to eat fish. The technicians were mystified by the
disappearance all the fish until they caught the octopus on one of its nightly raids.
Far from being a monsters to be feared, the octopus is another of the interesting
members of nature.
4.- The phrase “The octopus is not nearly as aggressive as its close relative, the ten-armed squid” means:
A) Octopi and squids have ten-arms. B) Squids are more aggressive that octopi.
C) Squids and octopi belong to the same family. D) Octopi become aggressive when they are near squids.
The real – life figure who sorried the fictiona Dr. Jekyll an Hyde was en Edinburgh cabinet maker and clegyman
named William Brodie born in 1741. He died by hangig in 1788 after ha ing made elaborate preparations to have his
“corpse” secretly revive by a fren doctor Between reach ing natury enahis eath brodie and avirerediple double life by
cay a prosperous dos rressma and repected city afficial _______the masted eader _______rotorious gang.
In 1885, when Robert Lowis Stevenson locked himself in his study for three days to writ the Strande case of Dr.Jekyll
and Mr. Hyde. A uder millar Brodie his madel.
6.- Whis of the followind ideas is presnt in the text 7.-the author says Brodie a duble life he maens That.
a) Dr. Jekyll has a real life figure a) he was both real fictonal
b)Mr. Hyde made fornit the edingburgh b) he rade furniture and preboned
c) Stevenson wrote a book based on brodie´s life. c) a frech doctor secretly revavedinm
d) a freach doctor brought. brodie´s corpse to life d) a second personality developed in him
.
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GUIA DE INGLES III
EDGER ALLAN POE, America poet, short story writer, and critic, is considered one of the most original and brilliant
writers in American literature, and the inventor of dective story.influenced by byron, his childhood hero, an avid reader
and imitator of shelley,keats, and Coleridge, from whom he borrowed spectrum of writers from the French symbolists to
artaud to Dostoevsky to derider and habokev.
Poe was a brilliant editor of literary magazines and earned a reputation as a virulent critic. Poe was also a tortured
artist; he was and alcolic and a laudanum addict.this apiate substance liberated the darkest regios of his mind from which
spilled fantasies and horror tale, death romances, and tales of murder and mystery, poetry of hauting sounds and
primitive rhythms. He has been analyzed as a necropiliac, a madman, a pissomaniac, a impotet lover, a man in terror of
his own suffotation, and obsessed wih death.
8.- which of the following titles best suits the text? 9.-. . which of the ideas is presnt in the text?
10.- in the expression “from whom he borrowed”, the wond “borrowed” could be replaced by
a) Took b) Copied c) Learned d) Developed
PRIMERA PARTE
13. Only these books are in english. The other _______ are in spanish.
A) own B) owns C) one D) ones
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22, Mr. Andrews _______ through with the lecture at 6:00 o’clock.
A) put B) took C) got D) went
26. Cindy shouted ___________ hearing the news about her friends.
A) of B) off C) over D) upon
34.- __________ albert been _________ before he came to puebla? In tacxo with Lucy.
A) Who had / going B) Who had / living C) Where had / going D) Where had / living
37.- The President and his wife _________ cut the ribbon last night.
A) itself B) himself C) yourselves D) themselves
SEGUNDA PARTE
39. I really hoped traveling this month
a) not be b) not beging c) not to be d) do not be
61.- Me finished our homework but Mary and Henry didn´t finished _________
a) them b)theirs c) their d) they are
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62.- The girl didn´t make the______to day
a) salad b) dishes c) weading d) stopping
79.- ____________ you __________ going this month?. To Puebla, to visit my mother.
A) Why had /been B) Who had/ being C) Where have/ been D) What have/ being
80.- I _____________ staying at home last night. I had a great time at the circus
A) Enjoyed not B) Decided not C) Didn’t enjoy D) Didn’t decide
81.- Ruth has_____________ gasoline. She can’t get to the next corner
A) Few B) Little C) A few D) A little
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82.- He won a literary prize for__________ the year’s best novel.
A) Wrote B) Writing C) Written D) To write
85.- I like the blue car. I don’t like the red ____________.
A) Own B) One C) Owns D) Ones
90.- Peter _______________ busy with that book for the last three days.
A) Is being B) Has been C) Must be D) Can be
98.- The President and his wife __________ out the ribbon last night.
A) Itself B) Himself C) Yourselves D) Themselves
99.- Tom and Jane bought the car. Now it’s ____________
A) They B) Their C) Theirs D) They’re
104.- ____________had Lily___________ in the bank before she bought the car? One thousand pesos.
A) How much/ deposits B) How many/ deposits C) How much/ deposited D) How many/ deposited
105.- Marianne ___________ just___________ the gun when the policeman arrived.
A) Has/find B) Had/ find C) Had/ found D) Has/ found
115.- The students are not lazy. I’m sure that ___________ them will arrive late.
A) None B) Most C) None of D) Most of
116.- Sam and Kim are sick. They___________ not _________ out to play lately
A) Did / go B) Must / go C) Had / gone D) Have / gone
118- The child got______________ in the big city and couldn’t fine his mother
A) Last B) Lost C) Along D) Ahead
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121.- Jake _______________ been _____________ the new words all afternoon
A) Had / memorized B) Had / memorizing C) Have / memorized D) Have / memorizing
129.- The group _____________ not _________ in the “ paradise hotel” until yesterday.
A) Has / Sang B) Had / Sung C) Had / sang D) Has / sung.
130.- The students are not lazy. I’m sure that _____________ them will arrive late.
A) none B) most C) none of D) most of
131.- Sam shouldn’t marry Joan. She’s _____ smart for him.
A) too B) quite C) almost D) enough
136.- Mike typed _______ letters. It was Sam who typed most of them.
A) few B) a few C) little D) a little
TERCERA PARTE
138.- con “ a “
a) She wants ___ tea for breakfast. b) tedy needed ___ time to recover.
c) David barns went to ___ war last year. d) I think it’s ___ pity they didn’t win