Examen Final de Inglés, parte 3 - Siglo XXI

(5.16.1) Which of the following options mention of the category of words that change in a reported speech structure?. Pronouns, adverbs of time and verbs. Pronouns and verbs.

(5.16.1) Which of the following options explains the definition of reported speech?. It is the exact meaning of what someone said, but no the exact words. It is the exact meaning and words of what someone said.

(5.19.1) How many conditional sentence types are there in English?. Three. Four. Five.

(5.19.1) Identify the two (2) cases of reported questions in the options below.. He wondered when Melissa had started acting. The interviewer asked me who I had worked for. Melissa started acting.

(5.20.1) Which 4 (FOUR) of the following options describe political issues?. Inmigration restrictions. Abortion. School programmes. Algo referido a Clima. Taxes.

(5.20.1) The expression “the vote is in” means that the voting has just started. False. True.

(5.22.1) Identify the four 4 cases of causative passives: I´ll probably have my car repaired next week. How many times has she had her fortune told?. She had her hair done for the birthday party. You really should have your eyes examined. I will repair my car next week.

(6.7.1) Which of the options below explains the use of non-restrictive relative clauses?. This clause gives extra information which is not essential for the meaning. This clause gives extra information which is essential for the meaning.

(6.7.1) The relative clause placed between commas in “my sister, whose husband is unemployed, has just found a job as a secretary,” provides extra information about “sister". True. False.

(6.10.2) Choose the best option to complete the blank. “On our way to the city, we passed shops _____ windows were decorated for Christmas.”. Whose. Which.

(6.11.1) The expression “to make a difference” means “to cause a change” or “to do something important that has a noticeable effect”. True. False.

(6.13.1) Which 4 (FOUR) options are past forms of modal verbs?. Can have finished. May have studied. Might have gone. Must have known. Have finished.

(6.13.1) The sentence "perhaps you left your keys in the office," can alternatively be expressed as "you ______ your keys in the office". Might have left. Must have left.

(6.15) Read the following passage, what kind of diet is the healthiest, according to the text? “there is now consensus on the sort of diet we should follow to lose weight-which is also the healthiest diet we can eat. No one can claim we know all there is to know about nutrition, obesity and healthy eating as there are still gaps in our knowledge. But what we can confidently art is that the healthiest dietthe one which most reduces the risk of a wide range of diseases-is also the safest and most effective one to return you to your ideal weight and keep you there. This is good news after all; everyone wants to be slim and healthy, not thin and ill!. A diet that reduces the risk of disease to a minimun. A diet that increases the risk of disease to a maximun.

(6.16.1) Which of the options below are conjunctions?. However. Ever. Never.

(6.16.1) Choose the right option for the blanks. A: Is Bob buying a new house? B: He thinks so. A: What’s he going to do with his apartment? B: He’ll______ rent it ______ sell it. Either / or. Neither / nor.

(6.17.1) Read the definition below and decide which of the following options best describes it: "A short outward and return journey, trip, excursion". Outing. Couting.

(6.17.1) What is the function of a conjunction in a sentence?. To connect ideas / sentences together. No one.

(6.17.1) What is the function of a conjunction in a sentence?. The connect subject + verb. The connect subject + adverb.

(6.19.1) Which of the following sentences best illustrates a mixed type conditional sentence?. If we hadn´t missed our flight, we would be in Spain now. If we didn´t miss our flight, we could be in Spain now.

(6.19.1) Read the mixed conditional sentence below and choose the option that best explains its use: “ If I were more diligent, I would’ve finished my degree at the university”. Past condition - Past result. Past condition - Present result.

(6.20.1) Choose the right option for the blank: “I had the most terrible time las night. My date was thirty minutes late. He talked the whole time- I couldn´t get a word in edgewise, he was that real bossy type… he had to choose the wine and take all decisions. Then, at the end of the dinner, when we went to pay the dinner, he said he´d forgotten his wallet. I had to ______.": Take off the check. Take on the check.

(6.22.1) Read the statement below and decide if it is true or false: “The past tense form of the modal verb “must” is “had to”. True. False.

(6.22.1) Which of the following past form of modals can best be used to complete the gap in the following sentence? “_______ if I had known it was your birthday. I would have bought you a present. I would buy you a present.

(6.22.1) Choose the right option for the blank. I think our next-door neighbor_______ the flower from our garden. It’s not the first time. Might have taken. Must have taken.

Choose the right option for the blank. “I’d like to make______ to see Dr Edwards, please.”. An Appointment. A date.

Choose the right option for the blank: “I got a_____ for running a red light”. Fine. Ticket.

In the sentence “Carol can´t be doctor! She´s only 20 years old,” the verb "CAN´T" express possibility. True. False.

Read the statement below and decide which verb tense is the one in bold letters. “He HAD BROKEN his leg so he couldn´t walk. Simple Past. Past Perfect Simple.

Which of the following options is the correct reported speech adverb the word “tomorrow”?. The day after. The day before.

Which option best describes the function af the phrase in bod letters? Rafting is AS DANGEROUS AS rock climbing. Equality. Comparative.

Which 3 (THREE) of the following options are true for the definition of “tag question”?. It´s used for confirmation. The tag repeats the auxiliary verb. It´s a statement followed by a mini question. The tag doesn´t repeat the auxiliary verb.

Which 4 (FOUR) of the following options are ways of asking for help?. Could you give me a hand?. Can you help me please?. Would you do me a favour?. Do you mind showing me?. Do you like pizza?.

Which of the options below is the present form of the modal in bold letters? “You NEEDN´T HAVE TOLD Mary the truth about Jeremy. Needn´t tell. Needn´t have tell.

Which is the function of the modal verb in the bold letters in the following sentence? “Teachers HAVE TO hand in exams before the end of the term” –. Obligation. Suggestion.

What does an Adverbial Clause modify?. A verb, an adjective or an adverb. A verb.

Which of the following options describes the function of object pronouns in a sentence?. They replace the direct object in a sentence. They don´t replace the direct object in a sentence.

Which 4 (FOUR) options below are words that can be used to describe problems at workplace?. Low wages. Changing Timetable. Crowded Offices. Isolation. High wages.

Which 4 (FOUR) of the following options are great tips for solving everyday problems?. Be realistic. Establish short term goals. Focus on the problem itself. Have a variety of solutions. Establish long term goals.

Which of the following pairs of nouns countable? (2 correct answers). Cheese. Pasta. Fries. Cookies.

Which of the options below is the past form of the verb in bold letter in the following sentence, typical to express criticism and disappointment? “The girl SHOULD TELL her mum whenever she has a problem al school”. Should have told. Should told.

Which 2 (TWO) of the following options are demonstrative pronouns?. That. Those. What. Who.

Which is the function of the modal verb in bold letters in the following sentence?: “At my primary school children CAN stay for lunch". Possibility. Ability.

Which of the following options is a sentence in present perfect simple tense? "The thief has been staying in prison for 3 years". The thief has recently been in prision. The thief was recently in prision.

Which options includes a permissive structure?. I let you drive the motorbike today. I wil drive the motorbike today.

Which of the options below explains the most typical use of a past modal form?. To speculate about the past. To speculate about the present. To speculate about the future.

What is the function of the modal verb in bold letters in the sentence below? “When I was 8 I was ABLE to stretch my body in the gym class. Possibility. Ability.

Which of the following verb tenses is used to describe predictions without evidence?. Future will. Future going to.

There are 2 (TWO) reasons why a lot of American food doesn`t taste as good as European food. The main reason is cost. If price is a factor between competing businesses (and it always), then the cheaper business will inevitably drive out the more expensive one. This never leads to improved quality. The second reason is that americans need uniformity, they like things to be the same wherever they go. Take the example of starbucks, a chain of coffee shops in America. They started quietly in seattle sone years ago, but today the number of shops has grown to 15,000 in 50 countries. Already in many cities, if you are looking for a coffee bar, the choice is almost sstarbucks or nothing, now, there`s nothing wrong with starbucks, but there`s nothing all that special either, the impression you get is that starbucks’ principal motivating force is not to produce the finest coffees but to produce more starbucks coffee bars” (2 correct options). Starbucks is not interested in producing good coffee. The cheaper something is, the worse quality it will be. Starbucks is interested in producing good coffee.

Which of these verbs is an irregular verb in the past?. Ate. Played.

Which 4 (FOUR) of the following options best describes different kinds of relationships?. Family. Acquaintanceship. Friendship. Romantic. Shopping.

Which of the following is a subject pronoun?. They. She´s. Her. Him. Their.

Which 4 (FOUR) of the following verb tenses are used to describe different actions referring to future time?. Present simple. Going to. Present continuous. Will. Present perfect.