reading stanag

1.-The ideal candidate will have knowledge of computers and... a) a high level of English and Maths. d) good communication skills. c) the ability to work in large groups.

1.- The taxi driver... b) wished the traffic warden had tried to wake him. a) was found unconscious in his car. d) was awakened by the sound of his radio.

1. Which sentence is true according to the previous paragraph?. d) All NATO countries approve a STANAG before starting to use it. b) A NATO member state may or may not officially approve a STANAG. c) Each NATO state ratifies a STANAG; then, each country can adjust some aspects.

1. Which of the following sentences is NOT true according to the Introduction above?. b) Proficient correspondence is taken care of internationally. d) Each NATO state may keep its own level of achievement. c) STANAG 6001 is used to stablish the language level needed by personnel in.

According to the definition given in the text, which sentence below is the most precise to explain “language proficiency”?. a) The ability to speak a language spontaneously. c) The ability to share general information spontaneously. d) The capacity to share military information that has not been prepared.

3. According to the information under the “Proficiency Levels” heading, …. a) there are five levels for each of the three language proficiency skills. c) there are six levels within each language proficiency skill. d) there are five general terms and a series of plus (+) descriptions.

4. According to Annex B mentioned above, what does the “+” sign mean?. a) The candidate’s level goes above a certain base level to a considerate extent without fully reaching the next one. c) The candidate shows a level that is not consistent for the base level below. d) The candidate’s level shows inconsistency to fully reach the next level.

5. According to the text, what would SLP3214 mean?. d) Level 1 in reading, level 3 in listening, level 2 in speaking and level 4 in writing. b) Level 2 in speaking, level 4 in reading, level 1 in writing and level 3 in listening. c) Level 3 in listening, level 4 in speaking, level 1 in writing and level 2 in reading.

. According to the previous information, which description below does NOT define Level 1-Survival? The candidate is able to…. c) speak making few pauses. d) build simple sentences linked with frequent connectors. b) start, keep and finish short, simple conversations.

2. Which description below does not define Level 2- Functional? The candidate is able to…. a) offer directions in working situations. d) deal with almost all common informal conversations on abstract topics. b) put sentences together into paragraphs.

3. According to the information above, which candidate below shows level 2?. a) Candidate 1 tends to use only the Present Simple and to pause a lot due to hesitation; native speakers usually ask this person to repeat. b) Candidate 2 hardly uses complex structures or uses them wrongly; this person can give full information about present, past and future events. candidate 3.

1. Which description below refers to a candidate showing Level2?. a) Sentences may be randomly presented with constant punctuation mistakes. b) Ideas may be arranged according to important pieces of information although. c) Ideas and important points are coherently and carefully arranged.

2. Which description of vocabulary shows Level 2?. a) Very slight differences in meaning can be conveyed through vocabulary. b) Although vocabulary usage may lead to changes in meaning, it is generally precise when dealing with common themes. c) Vocabulary is precise and accurate for all professional purposes.

3. According to the previous information, which candidate below shows Level 3?. a) Candidate 1’s texts transmit meaning correctly although some changes must be made in order to reach a native level. b) Candidate 2’s texts do not show cohesion or a native style. In addition, this person can write argumentative essays about technology and shows a good. Candidate 3’s texts use and/but/because a lot. This person organizes paragraphs around topics, but the relationsh.

According to the information above, which of the following candidates shows Level 2?. Candidate 1 can only write memorized material; spelling and punctuation often make communication difficult. Candidate 4 manages well when writing straightforward letters at work, but tends to avoid using complex structures.

1.The report states that…. a) the dispute between Thailand and Cambodia is over a temple. c) there is a discrepancy regarding the number of casualties. b) Thailand has called for intervention by the UN.

2.Which of the following sentences is true?. a) More Indian troops will be deployed in Kashmir. c) The withdrawal of some troops could build trust. b) There is a demand in the region for Indian troops to remain.

3.What information is given about the ship?. a) The ship was designed by a child. c) The ship is totally solar powered. b) The ship holds the round-the-world record.

4.Which piece of information is true about the 77 cadets?. a) They were taken to a civilian hospital. b) All of them were taken to hospital in ambulances. c) Most of them are out of danger now.

5.According to the text, …. a) there is one role for each dog. b) Handling working dogs cost 4.1 million pounds. c) military working dogs can work abroad.

.According to the writer, many times the people who write to him …. a) lack perseverance in training. b) train during the whole year. c) train specifically for the fitness test.

7.Which sentence is true according to the text?. a) The six F-16 Fighting Falcons are being substituted by members of the 480th EFS. b) Deployments at Fetesti Air Base are temporary. c) NATO allies are fighting together in the Black Sea region.