EXAMEN INGLES 1

PARTE 1

Paragraph 1

a. People

b. Population

c. Country

d. China

Paragraph 2

a. Weather

b. Desert

c. Wet

d. Tropical

Paragraph 3

a. Himalayas

b. Mountains

c. Landforms

d. Depression

Paragraph 4

a. Rivers

b. Headwaters

c. Region

d. Rice

PARTE 2

1. China ’s population constitutes one fourth of the total world’s population.

True

False

2. China ’s climate is moderate all around its territory.

True

False

3. The Yellow river gets its name from an ocean.

True

False

4. The Yangzi river is located to the south of China.

True

False

5. The text describes the physical geography of China.

True

False

PARTE 3

1. The word rotate probably means :

a. reform

b. change color

c. move

2. The word countless probably means:

a. immense

b. innumerable

c. very few

3. The phrase “The same carbon atoms in your body today have been used in countless other molecules since time began…….”is a/an:

a. definition

b. exemplification

c. conclusion

4. Photosynthesis is an example of:

a. the carbon cycle

b. burned wood

c. a plant

5. The word therefore expresses:

a. an example

b. a definition

c. a consequence

6. The expression natural world refers to:

a. the sun and light

b. man made inventions

c. living and non living organisms

7. The expression” let’s look at a sample…..” is in:

a. the simple past

b. the simple present

c. the imperative form

8. A basic cycle of nature is:

a. plants, animals and soil interact

b. man eats plants

c. plants absorb carbon dioxide

9. In the carbon cycle, the end and beginning of a carbon cycle could be exemplified as:

a. some animals, such as the rabbit, use carbon to build their own tissues

b. animals return carbon dioxide into the air when they breath

c. the carbon atom from decomposed animals is used by other microorganisms

10. The word such as ( line...paragraph) proceeds a/an:

a. definition

b. contrast

c. exemplification

11. The word millemia probably means:

a. thousands of years

b. one hundred years

c. a mile

PARTE 4

1. The ideas in text 1 are expressed in

a. Present

b. Simple past

c. Imperative form

2. The ideas in text 2 are expressed in

a. Present

b. Simple past

c. Imperative form

3. The ideas in text 3 are expressed in

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