Universidad de Tarapacá

Arica, Chile
Ped. Educación Diferencial

INGLÉS – COMPRENSIÓN LECTORA I

EVALUACIÓN DIAGNÓSTICA

NAME: __________________________________________ GRADE: _________________

DATE: __________________________________________ SCORE: ________/21

1. Lee el texto y subraya al menos 10 verbos en presente simple. (10 Points)

“My name is Jessica and I am an Australian student. I am thirteen years

old and I live in Sidney with my parents and my sister, Ruth. My mother
is a nurse and my father is a doctor. They both work in a hospital.
I am a very active girl. I like to play tennis and swimming. I play tennis
twice a week.
I usually get up at half past seven. I have a quick shower, get dressed
and then I have breakfast with my family. After breakfast I always brush
my teeth.
At twenty past eight my sister Ruth and I go to school by bus. Lessons
start at nine o’clock. We have lunch in the school canteen and in the
afternoon we have lessons again. We always go home at four o’clock. At
five o’clock we have a snack and then we do the homework. We usually
have dinner at eight o’clock and, after dinner, I watch TV or read a book.
I love reading. Ruth doesn’t like reading so she plays computer games. We go to bed at half past ten
because we get up early”.

2. Responde las siguientes preguntas. (5 Points)

a. Where is Jessica from? She is from Australia.

b. Where do her parents work? Her parents work in a hospital.
c. What does she like to do? She likes playing tennis and swimming.
d. What is the last thing she does in the day? She watches TV or reads a book.
e. What does she do after breakfast? She brushes her teeth.

3. Todas las afirmaciones son falsas. Corrígelas. (6 Points)

d. She gets up late.

a. Jessica isn’t a student.
She gets up aerly.
Jessica is a student.
e. She doesn’t shower in the morning.
b. She plays tennis three times a week.
She has a quick shower.
She plays tennis twice a week.
f. Jessica and Ruth go to school by car.
c. She is an only child.
Jessica and Ruth go to school by bus.
She is not (isn’t) an only child.