Inglés Profesional UT02 - Nivel 2 (en inglés)

What does "Go past the bank" mean?. Pass the bank and keep going. Enter the bank. Stop in front of the bank. Turn back before the bank.

A zebra crossing is a place where…. pedestrians cross the street. cars park. buses turn. trains stop.

The pavement is…. the path at the side of the road for people who walk. the road for cars. a round junction. a set of traffic lights.

"The hotel is opposite the station" means the hotel is…. on the other side, facing the station. next to the station. behind the station. far from the station.

A U turn is…. turning round to go back the other way. turning left twice. going straight ahead. taking the second exit.

Choose the correct imperative. Turn left at the traffic lights. Turns left at the traffic lights. Turning left at the traffic lights. To turn left at the traffic lights.

How do you say "Don't turn left" in a negative imperative?. Don't turn left. Not turn left. Doesn't turn left. Turn not left.

Which request is the most polite?. Could you tell me the way to the station, please?. Tell me the way to the station. You tell me the way. Where is the station, now?.

When I was five, I ___ swim. could. can. cans. coulds.

I'm sorry, but I ___ help you today. can't. don't can. can. cannot to.

"Can you help me?" Choose the short answer. Yes, I can. Yes, I do. Yes, I am. Yes, I help.

Emma tells Lisa how to get to work: "At the roundabout, take the second exit." What should Lisa do?. Take the second exit. Take the first exit. Take the third exit. Make a U turn.

TEXT (Kyoto team trip): "Getting around Kyoto is easy. Taxis are expensive, so we can catch a local bus to the museums and art galleries, or we can take the underground for a faster ride. If we feel adventurous, renting bikes is always a fun option." QUESTION: Why can they take a local bus?. Because taxis are expensive. Because the bus is free. Because they like walking. Because there are no taxis.

TEXT (Kyoto team trip): "Getting around Kyoto is easy. Taxis are expensive, so we can catch a local bus to the museums and art galleries, or we can take the underground for a faster ride. If we feel adventurous, renting bikes is always a fun option." QUESTION: Which option is "a faster ride"?. The underground. The bus. The bike. The ferry.

TEXT (Kaya): "I live in the city centre. I get to work by bus from the stop outside my apartment. I work in an office on the waterfront." QUESTION: How does Kaya get to work?. By bus. By train. By tram. By bike.

TEXT (Luisa): "I live in the south of the city. I take the train into the centre and then a tram. In California, trams are called cable cars. It is difficult to cycle here, so I never go by bike." QUESTION: How does Luisa get to work?. She takes the train and then a tram. She cycles. She takes a bus. She drives.

TEXT (Max): "I live on an island in Hawaii. Sometimes for work I go to other islands, or even to Fiji or Australia. At these times I fly. I have my own plane." QUESTION: How does Max travel to Fiji or Australia for work?. He flies his own plane. He swims. He takes a taxi. He takes a train.

TEXT (Jem): "My office is by the harbour. I usually drive there, but sometimes I cycle to the station, leave my bike there and take the train." QUESTION: What does Jem sometimes do?. He cycles to the station and takes the train. He takes a tram. He flies. He takes a bus.

TEXT (Sam's email to his coworker Alex): "The meeting is at the Summit Conference Center. If you want to use the tram, turn right when you leave the Sunset Heights Hotel and you will find the tram stop on the corner. The underground station is a few blocks away. After your meeting, visit the Downtown Museum: it is just across the street from the Summit Conference Center. There is a café next to the museum." QUESTION: Where is the tram stop?. On the corner, to the right when you leave the hotel. Inside the hotel. Two blocks straight ahead. Behind the hotel.

TEXT (Sam's email to his coworker Alex): "The meeting is at the Summit Conference Center. If you want to use the tram, turn right when you leave the Sunset Heights Hotel and you will find the tram stop on the corner. The underground station is a few blocks away. After your meeting, visit the Downtown Museum: it is just across the street from the Summit Conference Center. There is a café next to the museum." QUESTION: Where is the Downtown Museum?. Just across the street from the Summit Conference Center. Next to the bank. Inside the hotel. At the tram stop.

Which word comes LAST in a sequence?. Finally. First. Next. Then.

The post office is the place where you can…. send and receive mail and packages. watch football. borrow books. see a doctor.

A seaport is…. a harbor where ships dock to load and unload cargo. a place to buy bread. a type of train. a town square.

A lorry is used for…. carrying large amounts of goods over long distances. carrying one passenger. flying over cities. crossing rivers.

In California, trams are called…. cable cars. underground trains. lorries. zebra crossings.

"The café is next to the museum" means the café is…. beside the museum. facing the museum. far from the museum. inside the museum.

Choose the correct sentence. Go straight ahead and turn right at the corner. Go straight ahead and turns right at the corner. Going straight ahead and turn right at the corner. Go straight ahead and turning right at the corner.

Which place is where ships and boats arrive?. The harbour. The library. The stadium. The bank.

Which is the correct answer to "Could you help me, please?". Yes, of course. Yes, I was. No, I am. Yes, I help.

What is the underground?. A train system that runs under a city. A type of lorry. A road for cars. A place to buy tickets only.