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1 Unit 2 Hope Vs Wish Argumentativa Analisis

2 Unit 2 Hope Argumentativa Analisis

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3 Unit 4 Used to Argumentativa Analisis

4 Unit 1 Past Perfect Argumentativa Analisis

5 Unit 4Conditional

SentencesArgumentativa Analisis

6 Unit 4Conditional

SentencesArgumentativa Analisis

7 Unit 4 First Conditional Argumentativa Analisis

8 Unit 1 Past Perfect Argumentativa Analisis

9 Unit 1Time Clauses in the

PastArgumentativa Analisis

10 Unit 6

Present and Past

Tenses of the

Passive Voice

Argumentativa Analisis

11 1Congratulatory

vocabularyInterpretativa Comprensión

12 2Meaning from

contextInterpretativa Comprensión

13 2Meaning from

contextInterpretativa Analisis

14 3Natural

phenomenonInterpretativa Comprensión

15 3 Vocabulary Interpretativa Comprensión

16 4 Used To interpretativa comprensión

17 4 Used to Interpretativa comprensión

18 5Sequencing past

eventsInterpretativa Analisis

19 5Sequencing past

eventsInterpretativa comprensión

20 6 Passive Voice Interpretativa Analisis

21 1 Past Perfect Interpretativa 1. Reconocimiento

22 1 Past Perfect Interpretativa 1. Reconocimiento

23 2 Use of "Wish" Interpretativa 1. Reconocimiento

24 3 First Conditional Interpretativa 1. Reconocimiento



27 4"Used" to for past

actionsInterpretativa 1. Reconocimiento







31 1Time clauses in the

pastInterpretativa Comprensión







35 3 Conditionals Interpretativa Comprensión






41 6 Pasive Voice Interpretativa Comprensión






47 4 Used to Interpretativa Comprensión




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(Preguntas 41 a 50)

ENUNCIADO (con el contexto) CLAVE

Letra de la

Respuesta

Correcta

During this English course, you studied that people can use the expression

“hope” when they want something and they believe it is really possible to

achieve it. At the same time, people use the expression “wish” when they want

something but they do not think it is very possible to achieve it.

So, according to the prior statements, choose the sentence that can be best

inferred from the image: (Ver Imagen 1 enviada en adjunto)

C

During this English course, you studied that people can use the expression

“hope” when they want something and they believe it is really possible to

achieve it.

So, according to the prior statement, choose the sentence that best represents

the image. (Ver imagen 2 enviada en adjunto)

A




INFORMACION BASICA

During this English course, you studied the expression “used to” for something

that happened regularly in the past.

Based on the prior statement, choose the sentence that best represents the

image.

(Ver imagen 3 enviada en adjunto)

B

During this English course, you studied that the past perfect tense was used

express an action that took place before a certain time in the past.

So, based on the prior statement, choose the sentence that best describes the

image.

(Ver imagen 4 enviada en adjunto)

A

During English IV, you studied the expression “if” and the different forms of

conditionals, namely the first, the second and the third conditionals. There is

one more form and it is called “the zero conditional”. The zero conditional is

used for scientific facts or statements that are always true. In this case, we use

the simple present tense in both parts of the sentence.

Based on the prior information, choose the option that best interprets the image.

(Ver imagen 5 enviada en anexo)

A


conditionals, namely the first, the second and the third conditionals. There is

one more form and it is called “the zero conditional”. The zero conditional is

used for facts or statements that are always true.

Read the following dialog between and English teacher and his Student:

English Teacher: Could you give some examples of Zero Conditional?

Student: Yes, Teacher. This is my first example: If I do not understand my

homework, I ask my teacher. And this is my second example: “If you pay your

electricity bills today, the service will not be disconnected.

Teacher: Good try Michael; I have to tell you that

________________________________.

Choose the option that best completes the dialogue:

A


conditionals, namely the first, the second and the third conditionals. The first

conditional is used to talk about the possibility of something happening in the

future. It is important to structure it with simple present and simple future at

each side of the sentence.

Read the following dialogue between an English Teacher and his Student:

English Teacher: Could you give some examples of First Conditional?

Student: Yes, Teacher. This is my first example: If I study hard for the test, I will

pass it. And this is my second example: If I feel fine tonight, I will go to the

party.

Teacher: Good try Michael. I have to tell you that

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C

During this English course, you studied that the past perfect tense was used

express an action that took place before a certain time in the past.


English Teacher: Could you give some examples of past perfect?

Student: Yes, Teacher. This is my first example: I have lived in the city since I

got married. And this is my second example: I had lived in the same house

before I got married.


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D

In English IV, You have also studied the topic “Time Clauses in the past”. In

simple words, the aim of the topic is to join two or more sentences into one

sentence following a time line. There are some words to make one sentence

by using the time words before, after, or as soon as. However, it is important

that you put the words in the correct place to keep the same meaning.


English Teacher: Could you give some examples of Time Clauses in the past

using the words before, after, or as soon as?

Student: Yes, Teacher. This is my first example: I got to the supermarket

before the supervisor closed the meat section. This is my second example: I

visited Mexico City, after my Mom got sick. Finally, this is my third example: I

left the classroom as soon as I will hear the shooting.


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A

9. In English IV, You have also studied the topic “Passive Voice in Simple

Present and Simple Past Tenses. In general, the difference between the

passive and the active voices rely on the subject. In active voice the subject is

the “doer” of the action, meanwhile in the passive voice the subject is the

receiver or “object” of the action. (e.g. America was discovered by Christopher

Columbus).


English Teacher: Could you give some examples of Passive Voice in simple

present and simple past tense?

Student: Yes, Teacher. This is my first example: The homework is completed

by the student. This is my second example: The lecture was presented by the

Professor.


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A

Image 1-Archivo Cristina Otalora-Wedding ***

Select the correct answer according to the picture (grammatically correct)A

Image 2. Archivo Cristina Otalora- Womanizer*** Select the correct statement

according the picture.B

Image 3. Archivo Cristina Otálora- Break down *** Select the correct phrasal

verb for the graphic.A

Image 4. Archivo Cristina Otalora -Deluge-flood *** Select the correct answer

according to the graphicB

Image 5 Archivo Cristina Otálora- Swell*** Select the correct answer according

to the graphicA

Select the correct answer according to this statement*** It is the correct

expression in english to talk about past habits that doesn´t exist nowadaysA

Select the correct answer according to the definition.*** It is a word with

negative meaning similar to ruin something but also possitive meaning when

you what people feel loved.

B

Select the correct answer according to the definition. Two words to express that

the car can´t go on because one of its part doesn´t work properlyC

Select the correct answer according to the definition.*** Verb used to particulary

talk about playing in casinosD

Select the correct answer according to the definition.**¨This word is a noun

when is one word and a phrasal verb when is two words, both are related to

escape.

A

Correct the mistake in the sentence which is in Past Perfect Tense:

He had write a letter to María.

C

Correct the mistake in the sentence

which is in Past Perfect Tense:

We had been strand for six days.

C

Correct the mistake of the next sentence:

I want to play tennis - I wish it would stopped raining

D

Identify the mistake of the next sentence which is a first conditional:

If they doesn’t transport the product at the right temperature, it will spoil.

A

Identify the first conditional in the next situation, what is the mistake?

It is morning. You are at home. You plan to play tennis this afternoon. But there

are some clouds in the sky. Imagine that it rains. What will you do? If it rain this

morning, I will stay home.

D

This is the first conditional, what is the mistake?

If the truck drivers goes on strike, the delivery will arrive late

B

Molly was a young girl in the 1980s. Read what she says about it and find the

mistake:

“I was a young girl in the 1980s. My friends and I use to do a lot of things which

shocked our parents. We used to do things our mothers never did”.

B

There is a mistake in this sentence:

When they were younger, they use to go to the beach and collects comics.

D

Find the mistake of the next situation:

Your teacher is asking about the activities you didn't do last year after school, so

you answer: After school, I din't use to play chess and hide –and – seek.

C

Correct the mistake:

In elementary school, I didn't used to jump the rope and dance Axé.

B

What is the girl’s bad habit? A

Why is the man asking for money? D

What is Ben’s problem? B

What does Jill do with her hair? C

What happened to Eric at the airport? A

Where did he travel to? D

How did Eric’s son like the trip? C

What activities did Eric do there?

How long did he stay there? C

Where did John move to? B

According to the reading " Famous Latin American Literature Nobel Prize

winners" who was influenced by his grandfather’s collection of books?B


winners" who was brought up by his grandparents when he was a little kid

because his parents had to live in another place?

C


winners" who was prized for his surrealist poetry?B

According to the reading "Famous Latin American Literature Nobel Prize

winners" who was influenced by the wonderful stories of his nanny?A

According to the reading " Famous Latin American winners of the Nobel Prize in

Literature" who was forced to stop his Law Studies because of violence?C


winners" who was led to believe his father was not alive?D

According to the reading " Famous Latin American winners of the Nobel Prize in

Literature" who used to work as a journalist when he was a teenager?D

According to the reading "Famous Latin American Literature Nobel Prize

winners" who was the first one to win the Romulo Gallego Prize?D


winners" who was forced to move from his hometown because of his father´s

thoughts?

A


winners" who was the one who never abandoned his career?D

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OPCION DE RESPUESTA A OPCION DE

TEXTO A REALIMENTACIONTEXTO B (con el

contexto)REALIMENTACION

I hope I can jump as a dolphin.

Incorrect. Jumping as

a dolphin is not

realistic as a "Hope".

It corresponds more

as a "Wish"

I wish I can jump as

a dolphin.

Incorrect. Though

jumpling as a

dolphin is a "Wish"

the modal CAN is

not the correct

conjugation

I hope you can visit me this

summer

Correct. This

sentence best

represents the image

and is correctly

structured

I hope I can visit

Mars next summer.

Incorrect. Though

the structure for

using "hope" is

correct, the

sentence does not

fit the image.




INFORMACION BASICA

I used to be to swim as a fisth but

not any more..

Incorrect. Nor the

structure nor the idea

of this sentence are

grammarly correct.

I used to run very

often but now I only

do it on weekends

Correct. This

sentence best

represents the

image and is

correctly structured

When she took the plane to

Honolulu, I had taken off almost

half an hour before to UK.

Correct. This

sentence best

represents the image

and it is also

grammarly correct.

When I took the

plane to Honolulu.,

she had taken off

to Wellington

Incorrect. Though

the sentence is

grammarly close to

be correct, the past

perfect does not

represent the flight

schedule.

If you drink too much water, you

get sick.

Correct. The sentence

is grammarly correct

and it best represents

the image.

If you drink too

much water, you get

taller.

Incorrect. The

sentence is

grammarly correct

but it does not

represent the

image. In common

sense wise the

sentence is not very

logic.

the first example is correct but the

second example does not reflect

the structure of the zero

conditional.

Correct. This option

best explains the

examples given by the

student in the

dialogue.

both, the first and

the second

examples are

incorrect because

none of them reflect

the structure of the

zero conditional.

Incorrect. the first

example is correct

but the second

example does not

reflect the structure

of the zero

conditional.



the structure of the first

conditional.

Incorrect. In the


student both, the first

and the second

examples are correct

both, the first and

the second

examples are

incorrect because



first conditional.

Incorrect. In the

examples given by

the student both, the

first and the second

examples are

correct



the structure of the past perfect.

Incorrect. In the


student, the first

example is incorrect

but the second

example is right.

both, the first and

the second

examples are

incorrect because



past perfect.

Incorrect. In the

examples given by

the student, the first


but the second

example is right.

the first and second examples are

correct but the second example is

incorrect.

Correct. the first and

second examples are

correct but the second

example is incorrect.

both, the first and

the second

examples are

incorrect but the last

one is right.

Inorrect. the first

and second

examples are

correct but the

second example is

incorrect.

the first and second examples are

correct.

Correct. The first and

second examples are

correct.

both, the first and

the second

examples are

incorrect.

Inorrect. The first

and second

examples are

correct.

Congratulations on your wedding

Correct! The imagen

refers to a wedding,

and the correct

expression is

congratulation on.

Congratulations for

getting wedding

Incorrect, sorry

getting wedding is a

mistake

He is very faithful man, only one

woman in his life.

Incorrect! The image

doesn´t suggest that.

He is such a

womanizer, he can´t

be faithful.

yes! that´s what the

picture suggests

What a pity !His car has broken

down.

correct! this is phrasal

verb

What a pity his car

has broken into

damage

Sorry! It is wrongly

used the phrasal

verb

The news showed a terrible

deluge in Nashville.

Yes! that´s what the

pic shows

The news showed a

terrible huricane in

nashville

Sorry, that isn´t

according to the pic

When the volume of water

increases, rivers swellYes! that´s correct.

When the river

swell, the water is

low

Sorry, that´s

incorrect

Used toYes that´s the correct

expressionuse to

Sorry that is

incorrect

DecaySorry, that´s not the

wordSpoil

yes! that´s the word

we mean

Break intoSorry, for the car you

will use break downBoild water

Sorry, that´s

incorrect

Playing

Incorrect, that´s not

the word we are

looking for.

GameingIncorrect, the word

doesn´t even exist.

Getaway/ get awayYes! that´s the correct

meaningrunaway/run away

Sorry, that phrasal

verb doesn´t exist

as one word.

had

Incorrect answer

because this word

does not have any

mistake.

write

Correct because

this verb must be in

past participle as

the sentence is in

Past Perfect: written

had

It is incorrect because

this word is written

properly

beenIncorrect as the verb

is well written

tennis

Incorrect answer

because this word is

written properly.

raining

It is incorrect

because this word

does not have any

mistake.

doesn't

This is the Correct

answer, because the

pronoun is “they” so

the auxiliary must be

don’t. We use doesn’t

for third person in

singular “he, she, it”

transportIncorrect because

this verb is ok.

will

Incorrect answer

because the word is

correct.

stay

Incorrect because

this verb is well

written.

truck



properly

goes

Correct, because

the verb must be

“go” as the pronoun

is not a third person.

young

Incorrect answer as

the word is well

written

use

Correct answer

because the verb

must be in past

tense “used”

wereIt is incorrect as the

verb is well writtenyounger

Incorrect answer as

this comparative

adjective is correct.

school

Incorrect answer


written properly

use

Incorrect answer

because the word is

correct

elementary

Incorrect answer

because the word

does not have any

mistake.

used

It is Correct

because the verb

must be written in

infinitive form “use”

as it is in negative

form

She Bites her nails.Yes! that´s the

correct answer

She doesn’t obey

her mother.

Sorry. This is not

her bad habit

He had an accident.

Sorry. This is not why

he is asking for

money.

He was mugged

Sorry. This is not

why he is asking for

money.

He doesn’t love the woman

anymore.

Sorry, This is not

Ben's problem.

He is becoming

dependent on

alcohol.

Yes! that´s the

correct answer

She talks too much

Sorry. This is not what

she does with her

hair.

She wears too

sloppy.

Sorry. This is not

what she does with

her hair.

The flight was delayed.Yes! that´s the

correct answer

The weather was

terrible.

Sorry. That didn't

happen to Eric

New York.Sorry. this is not the

place he traveled to.Minnesota

Sorry. this is not the

place he traveled to.

He hated it.

Sorry. this was not

how he felt about his

trip.

He didn’t mind.

Sorry. This was not


trip.

Swimming, dancing and clubbing.Sorry. Eric didn't do

that.

Crabbing, cooked,

took pictures, played

sports.

Sorry. Eric didn't do

that.

Three days.Sorry. That´s not the

days he stayed there.Four days.

Sorry. That´s not the

days he stayed

there.

The West Coast.Sorry. He did not

move there.Bellingham.

Yes! that´s the

correct answer

Miguel Angel Asturias

Wrong Answer. Even

he lives in his

grandparents house

when he was a kid;

the reading never

mentions his grand

father had a library.

Octavio Paz Lozano

That´s correct. He

used to read the

great collection of

Mexican and

European books

from his

grandfather´s

collection.

Octavio Paz Lozano

It is wrong. He used to

read his grandfather´s

collection of books.

But the text does not

say he was educated

by his grandparents.

Octavio Paz Lozano

That is wrong. He

used to read his

grandfathers´s

collection of books

But the text does

not say his

grandparents

educated him.


It is incorrect.He was

given the prized for

his novels of

Indigenous people.

Octavio Paz Lozano

That is correct. He

was awarded by his

surrealist poetry.


That is correct. When

he and his family were

forced to live in

Salamana;his nanny,

Lola Reyes, was a

young indigenous

woman who told him

stories of their myths

and legends that

would later have a

great influence on his

work.

Octavio Paz Lozano

It is wrong. The text

does not mention

anything about it.


It is incorrect. Asturias

spent a year studying

medicine before

switching to the

faculty of law. But it

was just a personal

decisión.It was not

due to violence.

Octavio Paz Lozano

It is wrong. Paz

abandoned his law

studies and left for

Yucatán to work at a

school in Mérida for

sons of peasants

and workers.

However, it was not

due to violence.



does not mention

anything about it.

Octavio Paz Lozano


does not mention

anything about it.



does not mention

anything about it.

Octavio Paz Lozano


does not mention

anything about it.



does not mention he

won th Romulo

Gallego prize.

Octavio Paz Lozano


does not mention he

won the Romulo

Gallego prize.


It is right. sturias's

father opposed the

dictatorship of Manuel

Estrada Cabrera. His

parents were quite

persecuted. His father

lost his job, and he

and his family were

forced to move in

1905 to one of his

grandparents’ house

farm in Salamá.

Octavio Paz Lozano

Eventhouh, his

father was an active

supporter of the

Revolution against

the Díaz regime.

The text does not

say they had to

move to another

place because of it.


It is incorrect. Asturias

spent a year studying

medicine before

switching to the

faculty of law.

Octavio Paz Lozano

It is wrong. In 1937,

Paz abandoned his

law studies and left

for Yucatán to work

at a school in

Mérida for sons of

peasants and

workers.

OPCION DE OPCION DE OBSERVACIONES

TEXTO C (con el


TEXTO D (con el


I wish I could jump

as a dolphin.

Correct. This is a "Wish"

and the conjugation is

accurate.

I hope I could jump

as a dolphin.

Incorrect. Jumping as

a dolphin is not

realistic as a "Hope".

It corresponds more

as a "Wish"

I hope I was there

next fall.

Incorrect. Nor the

structure nor the idea of

this sentence are

grammarly correct.

I hope I grow very

soon

Incorrect. The

sentence does not fit

the image though it is

grammarly correct.




INFORMACION BASICA

I used to wear a

beard and a

mustache.

Incorrect. The sentence

does not fit the image

though it is grammarly

correct.

I used to have

money in the bank.

Incorrect. The

sentence does not fit

the image though it is

grammarly correct.

I booked my flight

but I never took the

plane.


does not represent the

image nor the past

perfect.

When planes take

off, passengers get

an emptiness

feeling in their

bellies.

Incorrect. The

sentence does not

represent the image

nor the past perfect.

If you drink too

much water, you get

better.


does not represent the

message of the image

correctly. In fact the

sentence is opposite to

the image.

If you drink too

much water, you get

fatter.

Incorrect. The

sentence does not

represent the

message of the image

correctly. In fact the

sentence is opposite

to the image.

both, the first and

the second

examples are

correct


example is correct but

the second example

does not reflect the

structure of the zero

conditional.

none of the

examples given are

correct.


example is correct but

the second example

does not reflect the

structure of the zero

conditional.

both, the first and

the second

examples are

correct

Correct. In the examples

given by the student

both, the first and the

second examples are

correct

none of the

examples given are

correct nor in

structure nor in

grammar.

Incorrect. In the


student both, the first

and the second

examples are correct

both, the first and

the second

examples are

correct

Incorrect. In the


student, the first

example is incorrect but

the second example is

right.

the first example is

incorrect but the

second example is

right.

Correct. In the


student, the first


but the second

example is right.

both, the first and

last examples are

correct but the

second one is

incorrect.

Inorrect. the first and

second examples are



the first example is

incorrect but the

second and third

examples are right.

Inorrect. the first and

second examples are



both, the first and

second examples

are not in the

passive voice.

Inorrect. The first and

second examples are

correct.

both, the first and

second examples

are not in the

present and past

tenses.

Inorrect. The first and

second examples are

correct.

Congratulation on

your married

Incorrect, married is

incorrectly used.

Congratulation on

your weding

The word wedding

has a mistake.

He as faithful as

womanizer.

Incorrect , the picture

doesn´t suggest that.

He is a good man

even though the

women are

womanizers.

Incorrect, womanizer

is used for man not

for woman

What a pity his car

break at all.

Sorry, that is not a

phrasal verb

What a pity !! he

breaks his car.

Sorry, there is not

phrasal verb.

The news showed a

terrible storm in

nashville

Sorry, that isn´t according

to the pic

The news showed a

terrible earthquake

Sorry, that isn´t

according to the pic

When the volume of

water decrease

rivers swell

Sorry, that´s incorrect

When the water

swells the river

decrease

Sorry, that´s incorrect

past about Sorry that´s incorrect used in past Sorry that´s incorrect

Loved Sorry, that´s not the word PlunderSorry, that´s not the

word

Flat tireYes! cars can not go on if

they have flat tireSelf ignition

That´s just a part of

the car but doesn´t

suggest damage

biddingIncorrect, that´s not the

word we are looking for.Gambling

Yes! that´s the verb

used for playing

casinos.

throwaway/throw

away

Sorry, that phrasal verb

doesn´t exist as one

word.

beaway/be away

Sorry, that phrasal

verb doesn´t exist as

one word.

letter

Incorrect because the

correct way to write this

word is letter.

to

Incorrect because

this preposition is

written properly.

strand

Correct because the verb

must be in past participle

so it must be "stranded".

for

Incorrect answer

because this

preposition does not

have any mistake

wouldIncorrect answer as

the word is well writtenstopped

Correct, because the

verb is written in past

tense, so it must be

“stop”

rightIncorrect because the

adjective is well written.temperature

Incorrect as this

noun is well written

homeIncorrect because this

noun is ok.rain

Correct answer,

because the verb

must be "rains" as the

pronoun is "it" and the

structure of the

contitional is: if +

present simple, will +

base verb

deliveryIncorrect as the word is

well writtenarrive

Incorrect answer

because this verb is

ok

which

Incorrect answer


written properly

a lot of

Incorrect answer

because the words

are correct

go


this verb is written

properly

use

Correct answer

because the verb

must be "used"

din't

It is Correct as the

auxiliary is written in a

wrong way, it must be

“didn't”

hideIt is incorrect as the

word is well written

rope



properly

dance

Incorrect

answer because this

verb is ok

She is sick.Sorry. This is not her bad

habitShe is hungry.

Sorry. This is not her

bad habit

He needs to pay

bills.

Sorry. This is not why he

is asking for money.

He was playing

cards and he lost.

Yes! that´s the

correct answer

He lost his job.Sorry, This is not Ben's

problem.He won the lottery.

Sorry, This is not

Ben's problem.

She plays with the

ends of her hair.

Yes! that´s the correct

answerShe is a vegetarian.

Sorry. This is not what

she does with her

hair.

He got lost.Sorry. That didn't happen

to EricHe lost his flight.

Sorry. That didn't

happen to Eric

New Wark.Sorry. this is not the

place he traveled to.Washington D.C.

Yes! that´s the

correct answer

He had the time of

his life.

Yes! that´s the correct

answerHe got bored.

Sorry. this was not


trip.

Hopping, Picnicking,

Swimming and

clubbing.

Sorry. Eric didn't do that.

Crabbing, Boating,

Hopping, Picnicking,

Cooked, Got

massages.

Yes! that´s the

correct answer

Six days.Yes! that´s the correct

answerA month.

Sorry. That´s not the

days he stayed there.

Washington.Sorry. He did not move

there.Miami.

Sorry. He did not

move there.

Gabriel García

Márquez

That is incorrect. His

grandfather used to

teach him lessons from

the dictionary.However,

the reading never

mentions his grand father

had a library.

Jorge Mario Vargas

Llosa

That is incorrect. The

text does not say

anything about it.

Gabriel García

Márquez

That is correct. When his

father became a

pharmacist. He and his

mother had to leave him

with his maternal

grandparents.

Jorge Mario Vargas

Llosa

It is wrong. Jorge

Mario Vargas Llosa

was brough up by his

maternal father

because his parents

had divorced. So

during his fist yeas of

life, he was brought

up by his grandfather

and his mother.

Gabriel García

Márquez

It iswrong. He was

awarded by his magic

realism of his stories and

novels.

Jorge Mario Vargas

Llosa

It is wrong. He was

awarded by his for his

cartography of

structures of power.

Gabriel García

Márquez

It is wrong. The text does

not mention anything

about it.

Jorge Mario Vargas

Llosa


does not mention

anything about it.

Gabriel García

Márquez

It is correct.After the so-

called "Bogotazo" in

1948, bloody riots that

erupted on April 9

because of the

assassination of the

popular leader Jorge

Gaitan, the university

closed indefinitely and his

pension was burned. It

was the fist time, he had

to abandon his law

career.

Jorge Mario Vargas

Llosa

It is wrong. He never

abandoned his

career.

Gabriel García

Márquez



about it.

Jorge Mario Vargas

Llosa

It is right. As a child,

Vargas Llosa was led

to believe that his

father had died—his

mother and her family

did not want to explain

that his parents had

separated.

Gabriel García

Márquez

It is wrong. He became a

journalist when he was

studying at University.

Jorge Mario Vargas

Llosa

That is correct. At the

age of 16, before his

graduation, Vargas

Llosa began working

as an amateur

journalist for local

newspaper.

Gabriel García

Márquez

It is wrong. He won the

Romulo Gallego prize in

1972 while Jorge Mario

Vargas Llosa won it in

1967.

Jorge Mario Vargas

Llosa

It is correct. He won

the Romulo Gallego

prize in 1972 while

Jorge Mario Vargas

Llosa won it in 1967.

Gabriel García

Márquez



about it.

Jorge Mario Vargas

Llosa


does not mention

anything about it.

Gabriel García

Márquez

It is wrong.He pursued a

self-directed education

that resulted in his

leaving law school for a

career in journalism.

Jorge Mario Vargas

Llosa

That is correct. He

was the only one who

never stopped

studying his career.

OBSERVACIONES

Sin Observaciones

Bastante obvia por

favor aumentar

nivel de dificultad. //

Se hizo el ajuste

respetctivo aunque

la retroalimeintacion

no era precisa, se

nivelo la similitud de

las opciones

Las respuesta

dadas no

corresponden a lo

que la imagen

representa.

Sugiero cambio de

pregunta// Se

reviso la pregunta.

No se coinciide con

la retroalimentacion,

El enunciado en la

grafica se relaciona

con la opcion

correcta. el "short

cut" implica la

reduccón de la

intensidad inicial de

"5 miles a day" de

hay la pertinencia

de la opcion B

La imagen

corresponde a a la

respuesta dada;

pero hace falta un

opción de

respuesta con su re

alimentaión // Se

agrega opcion

faltante que fue

borrada en algun

momento..seguram

ente por accidente

Sin Observaciones

Por favor

reestructurar el

enunciado puede

llegar a ser confuso

para los

estudiantes. (ver

instructivo)// Se

omite la palabra

Scientific para

facilitrar la

instruccion. La

pregunta es acorde

con el instructivo.

Sin Observaciones

Sin Observaciones

Las opción que se

da como correcta no

lo es, por favor

revisar y hacer las

correcciones

necesarias.// En

desacuerdo. El

primer y segundo

ejemplo estan

correctos. El tercero

no lo esta dado que

la primera condicion

esta en pasado y la

segunda es futuro.

Ello implica que el

conector AS SOON

AS ... no se ajusta

al "meaning" de la

oracion

Sin Observaciones

Sin Observaciones

Sin Observaciones

Se realiza ajustes

gramaticales- Yenny

Parrado

Sin Observaciones

Sin Observaciones

Sin Observaciones

El enunciado no es

claro "when you

what people feel

loved" por favor

revisar

Se realiza ajustes

gramaticales- Yenny

Parrado

Sin Observaciones

Sin Observaciones

El tema es Past

Perfect pero el error

que se propone es

de spelling, sugiero

modificar pregunta y

hacer énfasis en la

gramática

relacionada al tema.

Sin Observaciones

Sin Observaciones

El enunciado dice

corregir no

identificar, por tal

motivo es necesario

modificar o bien la

pregunta o la opción

correcta con sus

respectiva re

alimentación.

Sugiero aumentar el

nivel de

complejidad.

Sin Observaciones

Sugiero aumentar el

nivel de

complejidad.

El tema es “used to”

y el error que ellos

deben identificar no

está relacionado al

tema.

Sugiero incorporar

oraciones con “used

to” pero en forma

negativa, así

aumenta un poco la

complejidad.

Sugiero aumentar el

nivel de

complejidad.

Sin Observaciones

Sin Observaciones

Sin Observaciones

Sin Observaciones

Sin Observaciones

Sin Observaciones

Sin Observaciones

Sin Observaciones

Sin Observaciones

Sin Observaciones

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