Grado+10° Ingles
Grado+10° Ingles
Inglés
Escanéame
CAPÍTULO 5
Propósito
La prueba de Inglés evalúa tu habilidad para comunicarte efectivamente en dicho idioma, lo cual es crucial
para entender la efectividad de las políticas de enseñanza de inglés de la institución educativa a la que
perteneces. Los resultados permiten medir el progreso en competencias de inglés a nivel nacional y ayudan
al Ministerio de Educación a tomar decisiones para mejorar el aprendizaje del idioma en todo el país.
Meta
Al respecto, el Programa Nacional de Bilingüismo tiene una meta importante: lograr que más estudiantes
pasen de un nivel básico de inglés a uno intermedio. Esto significa que podrás comunicarte mejor en este
idioma y, por tanto, tendrás más oportunidades
Evaluación
La prueba de Inglés analiza, según el Marco Común Europeo de Referencia para las lenguas (MCER), tu
uso del inglés a través de la lectura, la gramática y el léxico. Para ello, las preguntas que la conforman
se dividen en siete partes, correspondiéndole a cada sección un determinando porcentaje de preguntas,
como se describe en la tabla a continuación:
1. Conocimiento lexical
En esta parte, debes ser capaz de comprender
una serie de descripciones con el fin de
relacionarlas con una lista de palabras. Por
tanto, debes buscar la relación entre una lista
de siete palabras disponibles, clasificadas de
la letra A a la letra G, y las preguntas de esta
parte, las cuales describen una de las siete
palabras disponibles de la lista.
3. Conocimiento comunicativo
6. Proceso de lectura inferencial En esta parte debes elegir la intervención
En esta parte se plantean distintas más adecuada que un interlocutor 1 haría
preguntas sobre la intención del autor frente a lo dicho por un interlocutor 2. Lo
y los aspectos generales y particulares anterior se relaciona con la pertinencia del
destacables del texto. Debes seleccionar lenguaje usado en situaciones particulares,
la respuesta correcta, para cada pregunta, recreadas en pequeñas conversaciones. En
entre cuatro opciones (A, B, C o D). consecuencia, en esta parte, el evaluado
debe completar conversaciones cortas.
Niveles de desempeño
B1
A2
A1
Pre A1
Tomado de Guía de orientación Saber 11 2024-2, p. 60.
De acuerdo con lo anterior, a continuación, se presenta la clasificación de los niveles de inglés y las
habilidades que estás en capacidad de desempeñar, dependiendo del nivel, según el MCER.
2. Componentes de la prueba
La prueba de inglés está conformada por ocho componentes que puedes ver a continuación:
3. Competencias de la prueba
Los Estándares Básicos de Competencias en Inglés del Ministerio de Educación Nacional se enfocan en
lo que puedes hacer con el idioma. Esto incluye lo que sabes, cómo lo utilizas y tus habilidades en dife-
rentes situaciones. En resumen, estos estándares describen cómo puedes comunicarte efectivamente
en inglés (Icfes, 2023. p. 19).
Competencia lingüística
La competencia lingüística implica usar palabras, gramática y
ortografía para crear mensajes claros y significativos. Involucra
entender y aplicar correctamente palabras, sonidos y estructuras
de oraciones en diversas situaciones,esto para comunicarse efec-
tivamente, más allá de solo conocer las reglas gramaticales.
Competencia pragmática
La competencia pragmática en Inglés es la habilidad de usar el len-
guaje efectivamente en situaciones reales,entendiendo el contexto y
las intenciones. Implica saber cuándo usar un tono forma lo informal,
pedir algo educadamente o hacer sugerencias apropiadas, actuando
como un ‘manual’ interno para comportarse lingüísticamente en
diversas situaciones sociales.
Competencia sociolingüística
La competencia sociolingüística tiene que ver con entender las
reglas sociales y culturales que afectan cómo usas el lenguaje. Por
ejemplo, saber cómo debes ser cortés o entender las diferencias
entre generaciones, géneros, clases sociales y grupos. También
incluye saber cuándo debes usar expresiones comunes o cómo
variar tu lenguaje dependiendo de la situación o del acento de las
personas.
Habilidad de lectura
En esta parte de la evaluación se mide tu capacidad de comprender textos en inglés. Esto implica que
comprendas el significado general, los detalles específicos y, además, que puedas inferir información
implícita y extraer conclusiones sobre el texto leído.
Ejemplo:
Habilidad lingüística
Esta habilidad se enfoca en evaluarte aspectos más amplios del lenguaje, como gramática, vocabula-
rio,estructuras lingüísticas y uso adecuado del idioma en contexto. Puede incluir tareas como completar
oraciones,seleccionar la opción gramaticalmente correcta,identificar errores en el uso del idioma y res-
ponder preguntas que evalúan la comprensión de conceptos gramaticales y vocabulario.
Ejemplo:
1. In a store.
2. At a beach.
3. On a plane.
PARTE 1
Respuesta: A B C D E F G H
SPORTS
1. People who play this are usually very tall.
A.: 1.I / Compt.: Lexical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística / Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento lexical
A. Baseball
B. Basketball
2. To play this, you hit the ball and run.
A.: 1.I / Compt.: Lexical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística / Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento lexical C. Bike riding
TIME
6. When you open it, you will find something to drink.
A.: 1.I / Compt.: Lexical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística / Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento lexical
A. Banana
B. Coconut
7. This fruit is long, and monkeys like it a lot.
A.: 1.I / Compt.: Lexical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística / Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento lexical C. Grape
PARTE 2
Ejemplo: O. A. At a school.
B. On a street.
C. In a flat. Respuesta: A B C
LUNCH FOR TEACHERS
FROM 12:00 TO 1:00 PM
12.
A. In a flat.
ONE T-SHIRT+PICTURES
B. In a shop.
OF THE SEA AND THE SUN C. In a kitchen.
€ 15.30
A.: 2.I / Compt.: Pragmático / Comp.: Comunicativa pragmática /
Obj. Apr. : Conocimiento pragmático
13. A. On a bike.
DON’T TALK TO B. On a boat.
THE DRIVER C. On a bus.
A.: 2.I / Compt.: Pragmático / Comp.: Comunicativa pragmática /
Obj. Apr. : Conocimiento pragmático
14. A. In a store.
YOU CAN FIND ROBOTS, B. On a beach.
DOLLS AND BALLS IN C. At the playground.
THE TOYS HALL A.: 2.I / Compt.: Pragmático / Comp.: Comunicativa pragmática /
Obj. Apr. : Conocimiento pragmático
15. A. At a park.
B. At a school.
THERE IS NOT CLASS
C. At a zoo.
TOMORROW A.: 2.I / Compt.: Pragmático / Comp.: Comunicativa pragmática /
Obj. Apr. : Conocimiento pragmático
17.
A. In a garden.
DO NOT GIVE CHIPS OR B. In a park.
FRUIT TO ANIMALS C. In a zoo.
A.: 2.I / Compt.: Pragmático / Comp.: Comunicativa pragmática /
Obj. Apr. : Conocimiento pragmático
18. A. In a TV room.
PLEASE PUT THE B. In a game room.
C. In a computer room.
BALLS HERE!
A.: 2.I / Compt.: Pragmático / Comp.: Comunicativa pragmática /
Obj. Apr. : Conocimiento pragmático
PARTE 3
A. Just a minute.
Can I use your printer?
B. Do it this way.
Respuesta: A B C
A. Let’s do it.
B. That's nice.
C. Me too.
A.: 3.I / Compt.: Conversación / Comp.: Comunicativa sociolingüística / Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento pragmático
A. Don’t lose.
B. Let’s look for it.
C. I can help.
A.: 3.I / Compt.: Conversación / Comp.: Comunicativa sociolingüística / Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento pragmático
A. Did you?
B. Was it?
C. Why not?
A.: 3.I / Compt.: Conversación / Comp.: Comunicativa sociolingüística / Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento pragmático
A. Be careful!
B. That’s easy!
C. Oh, I can move!
A.: 3.I / Compt.: Conversación / Comp.: Comunicativa sociolingüística / Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento pragmático
A. I go to the cinema.
B. I went to my girlfriend’s house.
C. I have gone to the beach.
A.: 3.I / Compt.: Conversación / Comp.: Comunicativa sociolingüística / Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento pragmático
A. I didn’t do it.
B. Really? I can’t believe it.
C. I shouldn’t but my mother will.
A.: 3.I / Compt.: Conversación / Comp.: Comunicativa sociolingüística / Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento pragmático
HOJA DE RESPUESTAS
Grado: Fecha:
TALLER 1
1. A B C D E F G H 16. A B C
2. A B C D E F G H 17. A B C
3. A B C D E F G H 18. A B C
4. A B C D E F G H 19. A B C
5. A B C D E F G H 20. A B C
6. A B C D E F G H 21. A B C
7. A B C D E F G H 22. A B C
8. A B C D E F G H 23. A B C
9. A B C D E F G H 24. A B C
10. A B C D E F G H 25. A B C
11. A B C 26. A B C
12. A B C 27. A B C
13. A B C 28. A B C
14. A B C 29. A B C
15. A B C 30. A B C
TALLER 2
PARTE 4
Manchester United Foundation (0) with the celebration of 50 years of the famous soccer
club playing in Europe. The Foundation works in (1) of the poorest areas of the UK using
football to change the lives of young people. People love football, and at the foundation they use this
to (2) people how to build a better life for (3) and improve the areas they live in.
In the foundation, teenagers can learn to play football and grow personally. (4) football, the
foundation helps young people to (5) both good players and good people. The foundation (6)
also worked with UNICEF for many years to help children (7) are ill in poor countries.
Ejemplo: 0. A. began
B. begins Respuesta: A B C
C. begin
1. 5.
A. some A. become
B. any B. became
C. little C. becoming
A.: 4.I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística / A.: 4.I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística /
Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical
2. 6.
A. teaching A. has
B. teach B. have
C. taugh C. had
A.: 4.I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística / A.: 4.I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística /
Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical
3. 7.
A. themselves A. when
B. Yourselves B. where
C. ourselves C. who
A.: 4.I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística / A.: 4.I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística /
Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical
4.
A. Among
B. Through
C. Since
A.: 4.I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística /
Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical
What are you (8) to do this summer? Why not come on our summer camp in Forest Hill and
have an awesome time! You can stay for one day, two days, a whole week … or all summer, if you want!
In the morning: The mornings (9) great for creative people. We (10) going to have
art and drawing classes, drama classes and we’re going (11) music together too.
(12) you play an instrument – bring it to camp! We rehearse every day, and have a concert
every weekend. (13) the afternoon: We’re going to get active! We (14) to go hiking
and horse riding in the forest, swimming in the lake, and canoeing and white water rafting in the river.
In the evening: The evenings are for relaxing. We’re going to have a party every night with music, a
barbecue, and stories round the campfire. Or if you prefer, you can watch a movie in the movie tent. At
the weekend: At the weekend, there are excursions to interesting places – mountains, beaches and even
a volcano! But we (15) going to tell you what to do – it’s your choice.
8. 12.
A. going A. Do
B. to go B. If
C. do C. Will
A.: 4.I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística / A.: 4.I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística /
Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical
9. 13.
A. are A. In
B. will B. On
C. feel C. At
A.: 4.I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística / A.: 4.I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística /
Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical
10. 14.
A. are A. is going
B. is B. are go
C. be C. are going
A.: 4.I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística / A.: 4.I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística /
Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical
11. 15.
A. to get A. is not
B. to do B. not
C. to play C. aren’t
A.: 4.I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística / A.: 4.I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística /
Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical
PARTE 5
According to information collected in 17 countries, pasta is what people like to eat most. Not only is
pasta the number one food in its home country, Italy, but it is also enjoyed in distant places like the
Philippines, Mexico and South Africa. Italy is the biggest pasta-eating community of the world. Italy is
followed by Venezuela, then Tunisia.
Pasta has become popular because it is a low-cost meal and it is not difficult to prepare. Just cook
spaghetti or other forms of pasta with tomato to go with it and you’re finished. It tastes delicious and
fills your stomach. It also produces energy, which is why athletes eat pasta. Before it became popular in
Italy during the 19th century, earlier civilizations ate some forms of pasta.
People say that by the 13th century Marco Polo brought pasta to Italy from China, but this is not true.
Arabs brought a noodle-like pasta to Sicily, an island in Italy, in the 8th century. When many Italians
immigrated to America in the 20th century, they took their eating habits with them, so pasta and pizza
became popular. Although many people think of spaghetti as the most popular form of pasta, there are
over 600 types and they are cooked in different ways. Pasta has simple ingredients, so it can be kept
longer.
16. The second country where most people eat pasta is:
A. The Philippines
B. Mexico
C. Venezuela
A.: 5.I / Compt.: Lectura / Comp.: Comunicativa / Obj. Apr.: Comprensión de lectura literal
A. has tomato.
B. is cheap.
C. is complicated
A.: 5.I / Compt.: Lectura / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística / Obj. Apr.: Comprensión de lectura literal
A. arrived there.
B. liked pizza.
C. were famous.
A.: 5.I / Compt.: Lectura / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística / Obj. Apr.: Comprensión de lectura literal
A. Marco Polo
B. Sicilians
C. Arabs
A.: 5.I / Compt.: Lectura / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística / Obj. Apr.: Comprensión de lectura literal
22. Why did pasta become popular earlier in Italy during the 19th century?
THE AROANS
We know a lot about how Aroans lived from ruins of houses which have been found. Archeologists are
people who put together history from this kind of ruins.
Most Aroans were farmers, who lived in houses near the Chinampas-parts of ground next to lakes. They
fished for food and grew all kinds of vegetables on their farms. Also, they cooked on a plate on three
rocks over a fire. Other people had very little; they made their own clothes and slept on the hard floor.
The Aroans were very religious and believed they could talk to their gods. They thought that their gods
made the sun come up, rain fall, and fire burn. The Aroans believed that they lived in the fifth of five
“suns”. One day this time would end, but they thought that if they kept loving and giving live animals as
food to their gods, the end of their time would never come. They had lots of ceremonies to please their
gods. Special religious people,who wore black clothes and never cut their hair, started the ceremonies,
and the oldest member of the group closed them.
A. In Chinampas.
B. Close to Chinampas.
C. Far from Chinampas.
A.: 5.I / Compt.: Lectura / Comp.: Comunicativa / Obj. Apr.: Comprensión de lectura literal
A. Slept on beds.
B. Ate hot food.
C. Swam on lakes.
A.: 5.I / Compt.: Lectura / Comp.: Comunicativa / Obj. Apr.: Comprensión de lectura literal
30. What type of terrain did the Aroans use for living and farming?
HOJA DE RESPUESTAS
Grado: Fecha:
TALLER 2
1. A B C 16. A B C
2. A B C 17. A B C
3. A B C 18. A B C
4. A B C 19. A B C
5. A B C 20. A B C
6. A B C 21. A B C
7. A B C 22. A B C
8. A B C 23. A B C
9. A B C 24. A B C
10. A B C 25. A B C
11. A B C 26. A B C
12. A B C 27. A B C
13. A B C 28. A B C
14. A B C 29. A B C
15. A B C 30. A B C
TALLER 3
PARTE 6A
Nakia Letang is an admissions director at Fairfield University. Nakia is a young hardworking woman. This
is an interview with her about her achievements.
Choosing new students is my main function at work. I read students’ applications and plan my travel
calendar and events. Another part of my job is what I call customer service: educating parents and
future students about college and the admissions process. You have to be an active person and really
like talking to be good at this job. You have to be very sociable and constantly on the move.
From New York City and eleven other states, I work with two groups: home-schooled students and
those from the Community Scholars Program; these are teenagers who live in the city and are the first
family members to attend college.
We read applications from our own area because we know the students’ schools and can give a
complete evaluation of the applications. Each career officer decides on the best candidates from their
area. We consider mainly their academic level, but also what those students could bring to the college
community. If I’m not sure, I have a second admissions career officer take a look, and if we’re still not
sure, the entire admissions office group will meet.
Like many of the students I invite, I was the first person in my family to go to college. I tell students my
story and let them know I understand their situation. I convince them that they can get into college and
make it through.
5. According to the reading, the most appropriate piece of advice that you might get from Nakia is:
6. Which of the following qualities is most likely important for someone in Nakia Letang’s role?
PARTE 6B
Today we have the pleasure of showing you the best letter written by our customer Mark. He wins
£25 for writing about us this week. He is so happy with the orders at Swift Pizza and Sandwich House
that he wants to declare a holiday to celebrate his experience here: “ Happy burgerday and Merry
Sandwichmas to everyone!” he wrote.
I ordered a half-pound burger and a lamb and chicken sandwich. I also had some special requests about
extra cheese and vegetables. Food arrived very fast (less than twenty minutes) and was hot and fresh.
The burger was delicious, and left me wanting more- fortunately I had the sandwich left. It felt as if it
was cut just a minute before I opened it - juicy, fresh, and great.
Every single special request I made was completely satisfied, 100%! And the best thing was that all of
the above and some drinks cost me ONLY 10 dollars! If that doesn’t say value for money, I don’t know
what it does. It certainly feels great to find new excellent food delivery companies for whenever you
don’t feel like cooking yourself. I recently had a sad experience with my usual take away restaurant, so
I decided to change to something else - and on my first try I got what I wanted! Order now from Swift
Pizza and Sandwich House.
9. What is the writer trying to do in this text? 10. In the text the reader can find.
A. Explain how to order main dishes. A. Recipes to prepare delicious and fresh
B. Suggest a restaurant to try. fast food.
C. Express his feelings about food. B. All the menus that are offered at this
D. Advise to buy a £ 25 meal. restaurant.
A.: 6.I / Compt.: Lectura / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística / C. That there are discounts on special drinks.
Obj. Apr.: Comprensión de lectura inferencial
D. That really good food can be delivered
to your home.
A.: 6.I / Compt.: Lectura / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística /
Obj. Apr.: Comprensión de lectura inferencial
PARTE 7A
CLEAN WATER
You’re thirsty and you get (0) a glass of water. Do you ever (16) how old that water
really is? The glass of water that you’re. (17) to drink may have fallen from the sky as rain only
last week, However, water It self has been around pretty much as (18) as the earth has! In
fact. (19) oceans, seas and rivers cover 70% of the earth, there is a (20) supply
of water, which keeps on moving round the earth. This is (21) of what’s known as the water
cycle. The sun heats up water and It turns into clouds, which are (22) from water vapour.
When the clouds become (23) , the water falls back onto the earth as rain. Of course, clean
water Is absolutely essential for good health. The amount of safe drinking water has gone up around the
world, but (24) one billion people still lack easy (25) to clean water.
Ejemplo: 0. Respuesta: A B C D
16. 21.
A. decide A. except
B. enquire B. due
C. wonder C. because
D. suggest D. instead
A.: 7. I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística / A.: 7. I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística /
Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical y lexical Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical y lexical
17. 22.
A. Around A. risen
B. Ahead B. formed
C. Along C. raised
D. About D. found
A.: 7. I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística / A.: 7. I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística /
Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical y lexical Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical y lexical
18. 23.
A. soon A. strong
B. far B. heavy
C. early C. complete
D. long D. broad
A.: 7. I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística / A.: 7. I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística /
Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical y lexical Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical y lexical
19. 24.
A. Unless A. mostly
B. Although B. particularly
C. Until C. approximately
D. Despite D. totally
A.: 7. I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística / A.: 7. I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística /
Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical y lexical Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical y lexical
20. 25.
A. limited A. access
B. narrow B. admission
C. slim C. entry
D. lacking D. contact
A.: 7. I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística / A.: 7. I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística /
Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical y lexical Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical y lexical
What are you (26) to do this summer? Why not come on our summer camp in Forest Hill
and have an awesome time! You can stay for one day, two days, a whole week … or all summer, if you
want!
In the morning: The mornings are great for creative people. We (27) going to have art and
drawing classes, drama classes and we’re going (28) music together too. If you play an
instrument – bring it to camp! We rehearse every day, and have a concert (29) weekend.
In the afternoon: We’re going to get active! We’re going to go hiking and horse riding in the forest,
swimming in the lake, and canoeing and White water rafting in the river.
In the evening: The evenings are for relaxing. We’re going to have a party every night with music, a
barbecue, and stories round the campfire. Or if you prefer, you can watch a movie in the movie tent. At
the weekend: At the weekend, there are excursions to interesting places – mountains, beaches and even
a volcano! But we (30) going to tell you what to do – it’s your choice.
26. 29.
A. go A. every
B. to go B. each
C. do C. no
D. going D. any
A.: 7. I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística / A.: 7. I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística /
Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical y lexical Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical y lexical
27. 30.
A. are A. is not
B. is B. not
C. be C. are
D. was D. aren’t
A.: 7. I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística / A.: 7. I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística /
Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical y lexical Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical y lexical
28.
A. to get
B. to do
C. to play
D. to stay
A.: 7. I / Compt.: Gramatical / Comp.: Comunicativa lingüística /
Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento gramatical y lexical
HOJA DE RESPUESTAS
Grado: Fecha:
TALLER 3
1. A B C D 16. A B C D
2. A B C D 17. A B C D
3. A B C D 18. A B C D
4. A B C D 19. A B C D
5. A B C D 20. A B C D
6. A B C D 21. A B C D
7. A B C D 22. A B C D
8. A B C D 23. A B C D
9. A B C D 24. A B C D
10. A B C D 25. A B C D
11. A B C D 26. A B C D
12. A B C D 27. A B C D
13. A B C D 28. A B C D
14. A B C D 29. A B C D
15. A B C D 30. A B C D
SIMULACRO
PARTE 1
Ejemplo:
B. Birthday
2. This is when we wake up and have breakfast.
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Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento lexical C. Clock
F. Watch
4. This part of the day goes from twelve to six p.m.
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Obj. Apr.: Conocimiento lexical
G. Week