Mayo 2008 - Gobierno de Canarias

FORMACIÓN BÁSICA DE PERSONAS ADULTAS
( Decreto 79/1998, BOC nº 72 )
PRUEBA LIBRE DE GRADUADO
EN EDUCACIÓN SECUNDARIA
Mayo 2008
ÁREA DE COMUNICACIÓN
IDIOMA EXTRANJERO (INGLÉS)
DATOS PERSONALES
NOMBRE Y APELLIDOS
Nº DE DNI / NIE/ PASAPORTE
FECHA DE NACIMIENTO
DIRECCIÓN
PROVINCIA
TELÉFONO
DÍA
MES
AÑO
CALIFICACIÓN
PUNTUACIÓN
INSTRUCCIONES
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No olvide rellenar sus datos personales en la hoja de portada.
La duración de esta prueba es de: 1 hora.
Realice la prueba con bolígrafo azul.
No puede utilizar diccionario en esta prueba
Si tiene teléfono móvil, no olvide apagarlo.
En cada pregunta se refleja su valor.
Ha de escribir con letra clara.
PRUEBA LIBRE DE GRADUADO EN
EDUCACIÓN SECUNDARIA
MAYO 2008
ÁREA DE COMUNICACIÓN (LENGUA EXTRANJERA INGLÉS)
NOMBRE Y APELLIDOS
1. Lea el texto y conteste las preguntas que aparecen al final.
In 2005 a 19-year-old boy from Scotland received treatment to cure an
addiction to sending text messages and e-mails. The teenager was sent to an
addiction centre after texting about 100 times a day and getting a phone bill of
4,500 pounds in one year. He also lost his job after sending as many as 500 emails a day from his office computer, many to his ex-girlfriend. She ended their
relationship because he was always sending texts and e-mailing her.
The teenage boy described the excitement he got from his texting. He said,
“When you look at your mobile and you´ve got a message you wonder who it
could be. It´s comforting when you get one. If people don´t reply to your texts,
you get angry and sad”. His doctor said that the boy was now trying to reduce
his mobile phone sending from 60 to 10 pounds a week.
In Britain the average number of texts sent has more than doubled since
2001. Twenty-eight billion texts were sent in 2004, with 15 to 34-year-olds
sending more than any other age group.
An estimated 40 million mobile
phones are in circulation among the UK population of 55 million people and
some people believe that overuse of mobile phones by young children may
cause long-term health problems.
a) What was the Scottish boy addicted to?
b) How often did he send text messages?
c) Why did he lose his job?
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PRUEBA LIBRE DE GRADUADO EN
EDUCACIÓN SECUNDARIA
MAYO 2008
ÁREA DE COMUNICACIÓN (LENGUA EXTRANJERA INGLÉS)
NOMBRE Y APELLIDOS
d) How does the boy feel if people don´t reply to his texts?
e) Approximately how many people in Britain do not have a mobile phone?
1´5 Puntos
2. Escuche
la
conversación
y
subraye
la
respuesta
que
corresponda para completar las siguientes frases.
1. In the future we will not …
a) have time to enjoy ourselves.
b) need heating or air-conditioning
c) need to use a computer keyboard
2. Computers will not …
a) pay our bills
b) turn on the heating
c) do the cleaning
3. According to the speaker, mobile phones are not always great for …
a) parents
b) bosses
c) workers
4. What happened to the man when he returned from holiday?
a) He lost his job
b) He had 370 e-mails waiting for him
c) He had 307 e-mails waiting for him
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PRUEBA LIBRE DE GRADUADO EN
EDUCACIÓN SECUNDARIA
MAYO 2008
ÁREA DE COMUNICACIÓN (LENGUA EXTRANJERA INGLÉS)
NOMBRE Y APELLIDOS
3. En estas frases hay un error, excepto una que es correcta.
Encierre el error en un círculo y escriba a continuación la frase
correcta.
a) He listening to his favourite music now.
b) She usually getting up early in the morning .
c) Has you ever tried Japanese food?
d) It is a house beautiful.
e) People never don´t say “I´m sorry”.
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PRUEBA LIBRE DE GRADUADO EN
EDUCACIÓN SECUNDARIA
MAYO 2008
ÁREA DE COMUNICACIÓN (LENGUA EXTRANJERA INGLÉS)
NOMBRE Y APELLIDOS
4.- Escriba preguntas que permitan obtener la información
subrayada.
a) My aunt is forty-four years old.
b) It was cold and rainy.
c) She was born in a boat.
d) He´s a teacher.
2 Puntos
5. Complete la frase con las palabras que faltan:
1. Is he .................... to look for a job?
a) will
b) be
c)go to
d)going
2. When ……………….. you arrive home?
a) does
b) did
c)have
d) were
3. Your daughter is very intelligent, ……………….. she?
a) isn´t
b) are
c) don´t
d) do
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EDUCACIÓN SECUNDARIA
MAYO 2008
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4. I ……………….. but I seldom have time.
a) like cooked
b) cooking like very much
c) like cooking very much
d) very much cookies like
5. ……………….. were you born?
a) What
b) How much
c) Where
d) Whose
6. I always have …………………..apple in the morning.
a) a
b) an
c) _
d) the
7. We did not have ……………….. money to buy a house.
a) enough
b) many
c) flats
d) rooms
8. My father is a very good ………………..
a) child
b) actress
c) driver
d) children
9. A good student must ………………... the homework every day.
a) clean
b) do
c) stop
d) brush
10. People from Great Britain are ………………..
a) Britain
b) American
c) British
d) Spanish
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PRUEBA LIBRE DE GRADUADO EN
EDUCACIÓN SECUNDARIA
MAYO 2008
ÁREA DE COMUNICACIÓN (LENGUA EXTRANJERA INGLÉS)
NOMBRE Y APELLIDOS
6. Imagine que usted es un inglés que ha venido a Canarias por
carnavales. Escriba un correo electrónico (de unas 100 palabras)
en el que cuente lo que hizo ayer, como es la isla, el tiempo, el
carnaval, la comida, las costumbres, etc.
2,5 Puntos
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