Semana

1
 Part 1

A. Bag
Ejemplo:
B. Bottle
0. You need this on cold days.
C. Camera
1. You put your clothes in it. D. Countryside
2. You take nice potos of new places with it. E. Helmet
3. In this place, you can buy tickets and take the bus. F. Map
4. You drink wáter from this if you are thirsty. G. Station
5. You use it when you want to look for towns and rivers. H. Sweater
Part 2

A.on a plane
6. Don´t B.on a train
talk on C.on a bus
the
phone
Part 2

A.in a classroom
7. Learn to B.at a shop
ride a horse C.on a farm
in one day

No children
under 14
Part 2

8. Baby yum A.on a kitchen wall

yum” B.on a food box
C.on a handbag
Rice cakes
for kids

18 Cakes
 Int 1
Part 2

9. Animal A.in a bookshop

short B.in a playground
stories C.in a classroom
Get them
now!
-20%
Part 2

10. Wear
A.in a computer room
shorts
B.in a sports room
and T- C.in a music room
shirts

No food or
drink
Part 2

A.in the garden

11. PICK B.on the beach
UP YOUR C.at the school
KIDS HERE
Part 2

A.in a bookstore
B.in a classroom
C.in a cinema
Part 2

A.on the beach

B.in a pet shop
C.at the zoo
 Part 3

14.
Alex, how are
things in your
job? A.Not bad.
B.Too long.
C.Nothing else
 Part 3

15.
I don´t like
meatballs

A.Have some chicken.

B.It´s in the kitchen.
C.That´s a lot
 Part 3

16.
Would you like an
Apple?

A.You´re right.
B.Yes, please.
C.So do I.
 Part 3

17.
I think Charlie´s is
the best cafe in town!

A.How much is it?

B.Was it wrong?
C.Is it near?
 Part 3

18.
I met new neighbor
yesterday. She´s a
Brazilian singer.

A.Welcome!
B.Awesome!
C.Surprise!
 Part 3

19.
Are you going to the
gym tonight?

A.Maybe tomorrow.
B.Not much.
C.Twice a month.
 The Yeti
Part
The Yeti, (20)______ is a strange type of monster, is
now well-known. Since long ago, people have believed
they have seen it (21)_________ food in Asian hills.
A (22)_________ expeditions have tried to find it in
the mountains of China, Nepal and (23)______, but it
hasn´t (24)_______ been possible to take a photo of
the Yeti.

The Yeti seems to be huge, white and heavy.

(25)_________ this is the way it is often described,
it is said that Yetis come in a variety of shapes, so
this is probably not its (26)________ usual form.
The fact that this creature hasn´t been (27)__________ yet doesn´t mean that it
doesn´t exist, but that it could be shy and afraid of humans. For this reason, this
animal -real or not- will (28)__________ be part of our stories.
 The Yeti
Part
The Yeti, (20)______ is a strange type of monster, is
now well-known. Since long ago, people have believed
they have seen it (21)_________ food in Asian hills.
A (22)_________ expeditions have tried to find it in
the mountains of China, Nepal and (23)______, but it
hasn´t (24)_______ been possible to take a photo of
the Yeti.

The Yeti seems to be huge, white and heavy.

(25)_________ this is the way it is often described,
it is said that Yetis come in a variety of shapes, so
this is probably not its (26)________ usual form.
The fact that this creature hasn´t been (27)__________ yet doesn´t mean that it
doesn´t exist, but that it could be shy and afraid of humans. For this reason, this
animal -real or not- will (28)__________ be part of our stories.

20. A. which B. both C. any

 The Yeti
Part
The Yeti, (20)______ is a strange type of monster, is
now well-known. Since long ago, people have believed
they have seen it (21)_________ food in Asian hills.
A (22)_________ expeditions have tried to find it in
the mountains of China, Nepal and (23)______, but it
hasn´t (24)_______ been possible to take a photo of
the Yeti.

The Yeti seems to be huge, white and heavy.

(25)_________ this is the way it is often described,
it is said that Yetis come in a variety of shapes, so
this is probably not its (26)________ usual form.
The fact that this creature hasn´t been (27)__________ yet doesn´t mean that it
doesn´t exist, but that it could be shy and afraid of humans. For this reason, this
animal -real or not- will (28)__________ be part of our stories.

21. A. collects B. collected C. collecting

 The Yeti
Part
The Yeti, (20)______ is a strange type of monster, is
now well-known. Since long ago, people have believed
they have seen it (21)_________ food in Asian hills.
A (22)_________ expeditions have tried to find it in
the mountains of China, Nepal and (23)______, but it
hasn´t (24)_______ been possible to take a photo of
the Yeti.

The Yeti seems to be huge, white and heavy.

(25)_________ this is the way it is often described,
it is said that Yetis come in a variety of shapes, so
this is probably not its (26)________ usual form.
The fact that this creature hasn´t been (27)__________ yet doesn´t mean that it
doesn´t exist, but that it could be shy and afraid of humans. For this reason, this
animal -real or not- will (28)__________ be part of our stories.

22. A. few B. little C. much

 The Yeti
Part
The Yeti, (20)______ is a strange type of monster, is
now well-known. Since long ago, people have believed
they have seen it (21)_________ food in Asian hills.
A (22)_________ expeditions have tried to find it in
the mountains of China, Nepal and (23)______, but it
hasn´t (24)_______ been possible to take a photo of
the Yeti.

The Yeti seems to be huge, white and heavy.

(25)_________ this is the way it is often described,
it is said that Yetis come in a variety of shapes, so
this is probably not its (26)________ usual form.
The fact that this creature hasn´t been (27)__________ yet doesn´t mean that it
doesn´t exist, but that it could be shy and afraid of humans. For this reason, this
animal -real or not- will (28)__________ be part of our stories.

23. A. far B. further C. furthest

 The Yeti
Part
The Yeti, (20)______ is a strange type of monster, is
now well-known. Since long ago, people have believed
they have seen it (21)_________ food in Asian hills.
A (22)_________ expeditions have tried to find it in
the mountains of China, Nepal and (23)______, but it
hasn´t (24)_______ been possible to take a photo of
the Yeti.

The Yeti seems to be huge, white and heavy.

(25)_________ this is the way it is often described,
it is said that Yetis come in a variety of shapes, so
this is probably not its (26)________ usual form.
The fact that this creature hasn´t been (27)__________ yet doesn´t mean that it
doesn´t exist, but that it could be shy and afraid of humans. For this reason, this
animal -real or not- will (28)__________ be part of our stories.
24. A. since B. yet C. during
 The Yeti
Part
The Yeti, (20)______ is a strange type of monster, is
now well-known. Since long ago, people have believed
they have seen it (21)_________ food in Asian hills.
A (22)_________ expeditions have tried to find it in
the mountains of China, Nepal and (23)______, but it
hasn´t (24)_______ been possible to take a photo of
the Yeti.

The Yeti seems to be huge, white and heavy.

(25)_________ this is the way it is often described,
it is said that Yetis come in a variety of shapes, so
this is probably not its (26)________ usual form.
The fact that this creature hasn´t been (27)__________ yet doesn´t mean that it
doesn´t exist, but that it could be shy and afraid of humans. For this reason, this
animal -real or not- will (28)__________ be part of our stories.

25. A. That B. While C. Except

 The Yeti
Part
The Yeti, (20)______ is a strange type of monster, is
now well-known. Since long ago, people have believed
they have seen it (21)_________ food in Asian hills.
A (22)_________ expeditions have tried to find it in
the mountains of China, Nepal and (23)______, but it
hasn´t (24)_______ been possible to take a photo of
the Yeti.

The Yeti seems to be huge, white and heavy.

(25)_________ this is the way it is often described,
it is said that Yetis come in a variety of shapes, so
this is probably not its (26)________ usual form.
The fact that this creature hasn´t been (27)__________ yet doesn´t mean that it
doesn´t exist, but that it could be shy and afraid of humans. For this reason, this
animal -real or not- will (28)__________ be part of our stories.

26. A. another B. every C. most

 The Yeti
Part
The Yeti, (20)______ is a strange type of monster, is
now well-known. Since long ago, people have believed
they have seen it (21)_________ food in Asian hills.
A (22)_________ expeditions have tried to find it in
the mountains of China, Nepal and (23)______, but it
hasn´t (24)_______ been possible to take a photo of
the Yeti.

The Yeti seems to be huge, white and heavy.

(25)_________ this is the way it is often described,
it is said that Yetis come in a variety of shapes, so
this is probably not its (26)________ usual form.
The fact that this creature hasn´t been (27)__________ yet doesn´t mean that it
doesn´t exist, but that it could be shy and afraid of humans. For this reason, this
animal -real or not- will (28)__________ be part of our stories.

27. A. discovered B. discover C. discovering

 The Yeti
Part
The Yeti, (20)______ is a strange type of monster, is
now well-known. Since long ago, people have believed
they have seen it (21)_________ food in Asian hills.
A (22)_________ expeditions have tried to find it in
the mountains of China, Nepal and (23)______, but it
hasn´t (24)_______ been possible to take a photo of
the Yeti.

The Yeti seems to be huge, white and heavy.

(25)_________ this is the way it is often described,
it is said that Yetis come in a variety of shapes, so
this is probably not its (26)________ usual form.
The fact that this creature hasn´t been (27)__________ yet doesn´t mean that it
doesn´t exist, but that it could be shy and afraid of humans. For this reason, this
animal -real or not- will (28)__________ be part of our stories.

28. A. then B. again C. always

What is a Safari?
 What is a Safari?
An African Safari is a famous type of holiday, but for Africans this Word only
means “a trip”. Safaris started in 1850 with a few European explorers and in
1890, “safari” was added to English dictionaries, but they became well-known when
American President Theodore Roosevelt went on one in 1909.

A safari in Africa is not an expensive trip taken by celebrities or even science

teachers; anyone who is on vacation and loves being outdoors can enjoy one.
However, not all activities in Africa, like visiting museums or musical events, are
part of this experience; a holiday only becomes a safari when there is contact with
animals in the natural world.

Wild animals are everywhere, from Woods to deserts and there are huge elephants
in India and kangaroos in Ausralia-, but Kenya is the best place to enjoy a safari.
In general, people go on safaris in Southern Africa, as Northem Africa is better
known for the Sahara Desert and Central Africa for its rainforest and gorillas.
When thinking of a safari, people usually imagine a 4x4 car, but there are also walking trails; bikes or
small planes are not use.

In the past, a safari was a trip planned to catch animals; nowadays, that is only seen in old books and
magazines. Today, the money paid for these trips is used for conservation projects which have become
important to protect many species.
 What is a Safari?
An African Safari is a famous type of holiday, but for Africans this Word only means “a trip”.
Safaris started in 1850 with a few European explorers and in 1890, “safari” was added to
English dictionaries, but they became well-known when American President Theodore Roosevelt
went on one in 1909.

A safari in Africa is not an expensive trip taken by celebrities or even science teachers; anyone
who is on vacation and loves being outdoors can enjoy one. However, not all activities in Africa,
like visiting museums or musical events, are part of this experience; a holiday only becomes a
safari when there is contact with animals in the natural world.

Wild animals are everywhere, from Woods to deserts and there are huge elephants in India and
kangaroos in Ausralia-, but Kenya is the best place to enjoy a safari. In general, people go on
safaris in Southern Africa, as Northem Africa is better known for the Sahara Desert and
Central Africa for its rainforest and gorillas.
When thinking of a safari, people usually imagine a 4x4 car, but there are also walking trails; bikes or small planes are
not use.

In the past, a safari was a trip planned to catch animals; nowadays, that is only seen in old books and magazines.
Today, the money paid for these trips is used for conservation projects which have become important to protect many
species.
A. quite popular.

29. Today Safaris in Africa are B. a way to celebrate.

C. a special word.
 What is a Safari?
An African Safari is a famous type of holiday, but for Africans this Word only means “a trip”.
Safaris started in 1850 with a few European explorers and in 1890, “safari” was added to
English dictionaries, but they became well-known when American President Theodore Roosevelt
went on one in 1909.

A safari in Africa is not an expensive trip taken by celebrities or even science teachers; anyone
who is on vacation and loves being outdoors can enjoy one. However, not all activities in Africa,
like visiting museums or musical events, are part of this experience; a holiday only becomes a
safari when there is contact with animals in the natural world.

Wild animals are everywhere, from Woods to deserts and there are huge elephants in India and
kangaroos in Ausralia-, but Kenya is the best place to enjoy a safari. In general, people go on
safaris in Southern Africa, as Northem Africa is better known for the Sahara Desert and
Central Africa for its rainforest and gorillas.
When thinking of a safari, people usually imagine a 4x4 car, but there are also walking trails; bikes or small planes are
not use.

In the past, a safari was a trip planned to catch animals; nowadays, that is only seen in old books and magazines.
Today, the money paid for these trips is used for conservation projects which have become important to protect many
species.
A. 1850.
30. Many people started going to
B. 1890.
safaris after
C. 1909.
 What is a Safari?
An African Safari is a famous type of holiday, but for Africans this Word only means “a trip”.
Safaris started in 1850 with a few European explorers and in 1890, “safari” was added to
English dictionaries, but they became well-known when American President Theodore Roosevelt
went on one in 1909.

A safari in Africa is not an expensive trip taken by celebrities or even science teachers; anyone
who is on vacation and loves being outdoors can enjoy one. However, not all activities in Africa,
like visiting museums or musical events, are part of this experience; a holiday only becomes a
safari when there is contact with animals in the natural world.

Wild animals are everywhere, from Woods to deserts and there are huge elephants in India and
kangaroos in Ausralia-, but Kenya is the best place to enjoy a safari. In general, people go on
safaris in Southern Africa, as Northem Africa is better known for the Sahara Desert and
Central Africa for its rainforest and gorillas.
When thinking of a safari, people usually imagine a 4x4 car, but there are also walking trails; bikes or small planes are
not use.

In the past, a safari was a trip planned to catch animals; nowadays, that is only seen in old books and magazines.
Today, the money paid for these trips is used for conservation projects which have become important to protect many
species.
A. only actors.

31. Who can go on a safari? B. scientists at work.

C. any tourist.
 What is a Safari?
An African Safari is a famous type of holiday, but for Africans this Word only means “a trip”.
Safaris started in 1850 with a few European explorers and in 1890, “safari” was added to
English dictionaries, but they became well-known when American President Theodore Roosevelt
went on one in 1909.

A safari in Africa is not an expensive trip taken by celebrities or even science teachers; anyone
who is on vacation and loves being outdoors can enjoy one. However, not all activities in Africa,
like visiting museums or musical events, are part of this experience; a holiday only becomes a
safari when there is contact with animals in the natural world.

Wild animals are everywhere, from Woods to deserts and there are huge elephants in India and
kangaroos in Ausralia-, but Kenya is the best place to enjoy a safari. In general, people go on
safaris in Southern Africa, as Northem Africa is better known for the Sahara Desert and
Central Africa for its rainforest and gorillas.
When thinking of a safari, people usually imagine a 4x4 car, but there are also walking trails; bikes or small planes are
not use.

In the past, a safari was a trip planned to catch animals; nowadays, that is only seen in old books and magazines.
Today, the money paid for these trips is used for conservation projects which have become important to protect many
species.
A. meeting locals.
32. What experience could be
B. camping close to lions.
part of a safari?
C. learning about history.
 What is a Safari?
An African Safari is a famous type of holiday, but for Africans this Word only means “a trip”.
Safaris started in 1850 with a few European explorers and in 1890, “safari” was added to
English dictionaries, but they became well-known when American President Theodore Roosevelt
went on one in 1909.

A safari in Africa is not an expensive trip taken by celebrities or even science teachers; anyone
who is on vacation and loves being outdoors can enjoy one. However, not all activities in Africa,
like visiting museums or musical events, are part of this experience; a holiday only becomes a
safari when there is contact with animals in the natural world.

Wild animals are everywhere, from Woods to deserts and there are huge elephants in India and
kangaroos in Ausralia-, but Kenya is the best place to enjoy a safari. In general, people go on
safaris in Southern Africa, as Northem Africa is better known for the Sahara Desert and
Central Africa for its rainforest and gorillas.
When thinking of a safari, people usually imagine a 4x4 car, but there are also walking trails; bikes or small planes are
not use.

In the past, a safari was a trip planned to catch animals; nowadays, that is only seen in old books and magazines.
Today, the money paid for these trips is used for conservation projects which have become important to protect many
species.
A. India.
33. According to the text, you can B. Kenya.
take a real safari in
C. Australia.
 What is a Safari?
An African Safari is a famous type of holiday, but for Africans this Word only means “a trip”.
Safaris started in 1850 with a few European explorers and in 1890, “safari” was added to
English dictionaries, but they became well-known when American President Theodore Roosevelt
went on one in 1909.

A safari in Africa is not an expensive trip taken by celebrities or even science teachers; anyone
who is on vacation and loves being outdoors can enjoy one. However, not all activities in Africa,
like visiting museums or musical events, are part of this experience; a holiday only becomes a
safari when there is contact with animals in the natural world.

Wild animals are everywhere, from Woods to deserts and there are huge elephants in India and
kangaroos in Ausralia-, but Kenya is the best place to enjoy a safari. In general, people go on
safaris in Southern Africa, as Northem Africa is better known for the Sahara Desert and
Central Africa for its rainforest and gorillas.
When thinking of a safari, people usually imagine a 4x4 car, but there are also walking trails; bikes or small planes are
not use.

In the past, a safari was a trip planned to catch animals; nowadays, that is only seen in old books and magazines.
Today, the money paid for these trips is used for conservation projects which have become important to protect many
species.
A. South.
34. What part of Africa is B. Center.
best for safaris?
C. North.
 What is a Safari?
An African Safari is a famous type of holiday, but for Africans this Word only means “a trip”.
Safaris started in 1850 with a few European explorers and in 1890, “safari” was added to
English dictionaries, but they became well-known when American President Theodore Roosevelt
went on one in 1909.

A safari in Africa is not an expensive trip taken by celebrities or even science teachers; anyone
who is on vacation and loves being outdoors can enjoy one. However, not all activities in Africa,
like visiting museums or musical events, are part of this experience; a holiday only becomes a
safari when there is contact with animals in the natural world.

Wild animals are everywhere, from Woods to deserts and there are huge elephants in India and
kangaroos in Ausralia-, but Kenya is the best place to enjoy a safari. In general, people go on
safaris in Southern Africa, as Northem Africa is better known for the Sahara Desert and
Central Africa for its rainforest and gorillas.
When thinking of a safari, people usually imagine a 4x4 car, but there are also walking trails; bikes or small planes are
not use.

In the past, a safari was a trip planned to catch animals; nowadays, that is only seen in old books and magazines.
Today, the money paid for these trips is used for conservation projects which have become important to protect many
species.
A. by walking.
35. A possible way of taking a B. on a flight.
safari is
C. riding a bicycle.
 What is a Safari?
An African Safari is a famous type of holiday, but for Africans this Word only means “a trip”.
Safaris started in 1850 with a few European explorers and in 1890, “safari” was added to
English dictionaries, but they became well-known when American President Theodore Roosevelt
went on one in 1909.

A safari in Africa is not an expensive trip taken by celebrities or even science teachers; anyone
who is on vacation and loves being outdoors can enjoy one. However, not all activities in Africa,
like visiting museums or musical events, are part of this experience; a holiday only becomes a
safari when there is contact with animals in the natural world.

Wild animals are everywhere, from Woods to deserts and there are huge elephants in India and
kangaroos in Ausralia-, but Kenya is the best place to enjoy a safari. In general, people go on
safaris in Southern Africa, as Northem Africa is better known for the Sahara Desert and
Central Africa for its rainforest and gorillas.
When thinking of a safari, people usually imagine a 4x4 car, but there are also walking trails; bikes or small planes are
not use.

In the past, a safari was a trip planned to catch animals; nowadays, that is only seen in old books and magazines.
Today, the money paid for these trips is used for conservation projects which have become important to protect many
species.
A. organizing them.
36. The money people pay for B. saving animals.
safaris is spent on
C. printing magazines.
Anime and Manga
 Anime and Manga
Anime is a Japanese video cartoon that began when Japan tried to
make movies in the Western way. To make these “Western” movies,
the money was not enough, places were difficult to film, and Japanese
actors looked different from other people in the World. So, directors
preferred cartoons and asked artists to draw villages or people not
found in other movies; for example, they started making people with
big heads, lots of hair and colorful eyes.

Most Anime movies come from comics or Manga, which means written
and drawn stories. During the 1970s, many Anime movies were based
on Manga written by Osamu Tezuka, and artist well-known for his
writings about the future, wonderful machines and amazing
adventures.
Here in the West, we believe Anime is about Japanese cartoons, but it’s actually the word they use in
Japan for any kind of video cartoon. The same happens with Manga, which in Japan refers to all comics
everywhere, but in the West means Japanese comics. Anime movies are made by special teams with the
help of computer programs, while Manga can be written and drawn by a single artist.

International companies rewrite Manga stories from Japanese into other languages and sell them.
However, some fans do this before the companies in order to share the stories online for free. So, more
people can read Manga now, but some companies say that’s a form of stealing.
 Anime and Manga
Anime is a Japanese video cartoon that began when Japan tried to make movies in the Western
way. To make these “Western” movies, the money was not enough, places were difficult to
film, and Japanese actors looked different from other people in the World. So, directors
preferred cartoons and asked artists to draw villages or people not found in other movies; for
example, they started making people with big heads, lots of hair and colorful eyes.

Most Anime movies come from comics or Manga, which means written and drawn stories. During
the 1970s, many Anime movies were based on Manga written by Osamu Tezuka, and artist
well-known for his writings about the future, wonderful machines and amazing adventures.
Here in the West, we believe Anime is about Japanese cartoons, but it’s actually the word they use in Japan for any kind of
video cartoon. The same happens with Manga, which in Japan refers to all comics everywhere, but in the West means
Japanese comics. Anime movies are made by special teams with the help of computer programs, while Manga can be written
and drawn by a single artist.

International companies rewrite Manga stories from Japanese into other languages and sell them. However, some fans do this
before the companies in order to share the stories online for free. So, more people can read Manga now, but some companies
say that’s a form of stealing.

37. Japan created Anime A. their own Western films.

because, at the
B. better Western films.
beginning, they wanted to
make C. Western cartoon films.
 Anime and Manga
Anime is a Japanese video cartoon that began when Japan tried to make movies in the Western
way. To make these “Western” movies, the money was not enough, places were difficult to
film, and Japanese actors looked different from other people in the World. So, directors
preferred cartoons and asked artists to draw villages or people not found in other movies; for
example, they started making people with big heads, lots of hair and colorful eyes.

Most Anime movies come from comics or Manga, which means written and drawn stories. During
the 1970s, many Anime movies were based on Manga written by Osamu Tezuka, and artist
well-known for his writings about the future, wonderful machines and amazing adventures.

Here in the West, we believe Anime is about Japanese cartoons, but it’s actually the word they use in Japan for any
kind of video cartoon. The same happens with Manga, which in Japan refers to all comics everywhere, but in the West
means Japanese comics. Anime movies are made by special teams with the help of computer programs, while Manga can
be written and drawn by a single artist.

International companies rewrite Manga stories from Japanese into other languages and sell them. However, some fans do
this before the companies in order to share the stories online for free. So, more people can read Manga now, but some
companies say that’s a form of stealing.

A. actors were foreign.

38. Making “Western” movies in
Japan was difficult because B. places were very near.

C. money was hard to find.

 Anime and Manga
Anime is a Japanese video cartoon that began when Japan tried to make movies in the Western
way. To make these “Western” movies, the money was not enough, places were difficult to film,
and Japanese actors looked different from other people in the World. So, directors preferred
cartoons and asked artists to draw villages or people not found in other movies; for example,
they started making people with big heads, lots of hair and colorful eyes.

Most Anime movies come from comics or Manga, which means written and drawn stories. During
the 1970s, many Anime movies were based on Manga written by Osamu Tezuka, and artist well-
known for his writings about the future, wonderful machines and amazing adventures.

Here in the West, we believe Anime is about Japanese cartoons, but it’s actually the word they use in Japan for any kind
of video cartoon. The same happens with Manga, which in Japan refers to all comics everywhere, but in the West means
Japanese comics. Anime movies are made by special teams with the help of computer programs, while Manga can be
written and drawn by a single artist.

International companies rewrite Manga stories from Japanese into other languages and sell them. However, some fans do
this before the companies in order to share the stories online for free. So, more people can read Manga now, but some
companies say that’s a form of stealing.

A. looked very different.

39. When making a cartoon,
B. acted very well.
artists Drew people who
C. lived in usual places.
 Anime and Manga
Anime is a Japanese video cartoon that began when Japan tried to make movies in the Western
way. To make these “Western” movies, the money was not enough, places were difficult to film,
and Japanese actors looked different from other people in the World. So, directors preferred
cartoons and asked artists to draw villages or people not found in other movies; for example,
they started making people with big heads, lots of hair and colorful eyes.

Most Anime movies come from comics or Manga, which means written and drawn stories. During
the 1970s, many Anime movies were based on Manga written by Osamu Tezuka, and artist well-
known for his writings about the future, wonderful machines and amazing adventures.

Here in the West, we believe Anime is about Japanese cartoons, but it’s actually the word they use in Japan for any kind
of video cartoon. The same happens with Manga, which in Japan refers to all comics everywhere, but in the West means
Japanese comics. Anime movies are made by special teams with the help of computer programs, while Manga can be
written and drawn by a single artist.

International companies rewrite Manga stories from Japanese into other languages and sell them. However, some fans do
this before the companies in order to share the stories online for free. So, more people can read Manga now, but some
companies say that’s a form of stealing.

A. his famous movies.

40. What made Osamu Tezuka
B. his various stories.
an important writer?
C. his old machines.
 Anime and Manga
Anime is a Japanese video cartoon that began when Japan tried to make movies in the Western
way. To make these “Western” movies, the money was not enough, places were difficult to film,
and Japanese actors looked different from other people in the World. So, directors preferred
cartoons and asked artists to draw villages or people not found in other movies; for example, they
started making people with big heads, lots of hair and colorful eyes.

Most Anime movies come from comics or Manga, which means written and drawn stories. During
the 1970s, many Anime movies were based on Manga written by Osamu Tezuka, and artist well-
known for his writings about the future, wonderful machines and amazing adventures.

Here in the West, we believe Anime is about Japanese cartoons, but it’s actually the word they use in Japan for any kind
of video cartoon. The same happens with Manga, which in Japan refers to all comics everywhere, but in the West means
Japanese comics. Anime movies are made by special teams with the help of computer programs, while Manga can be
written and drawn by a single artist.

International companies rewrite Manga stories from Japanese into other languages and sell them. However, some fans do
this before the companies in order to share the stories online for free. So, more people can read Manga now, but some
companies say that’s a form of stealing.

A. just Japanese cartoons.

41. In Japan, the term
B. all types of video cartoons.
Anime incluides
C. only Western cartoons.
 Anime and Manga
Anime is a Japanese video cartoon that began when Japan tried to make movies in the Western
way. To make these “Western” movies, the money was not enough, places were difficult to film,
and Japanese actors looked different from other people in the World. So, directors preferred
cartoons and asked artists to draw villages or people not found in other movies; for example,
they started making people with big heads, lots of hair and colorful eyes.

Most Anime movies come from comics or Manga, which means written and drawn stories. During
the 1970s, many Anime movies were based on Manga written by Osamu Tezuka, and artist well-
known for his writings about the future, wonderful machines and amazing adventures.

Here in the West, we believe Anime is about Japanese cartoons, but it’s actually the word they use in Japan for any kind
of video cartoon. The same happens with Manga, which in Japan refers to all comics everywhere, but in the West means
Japanese comics. Anime movies are made by special teams with the help of computer programs, while Manga can be
written and drawn by a single artist.

International companies rewrite Manga stories from Japanese into other languages and sell them. However, some fans do
this before the companies in order to share the stories online for free. So, more people can read Manga now, but some
companies say that’s a form of stealing.

A. with the latest software.

42. Western countries believe all
B. by several artists.
Manga is made
C. in Japan.
 Anime and Manga
Anime is a Japanese video cartoon that began when Japan tried to make movies in the Western
way. To make these “Western” movies, the money was not enough, places were difficult to film,
and Japanese actors looked different from other people in the World. So, directors preferred
cartoons and asked artists to draw villages or people not found in other movies; for example,
they started making people with big heads, lots of hair and colorful eyes.

Most Anime movies come from comics or Manga, which means written and drawn stories. During
the 1970s, many Anime movies were based on Manga written by Osamu Tezuka, and artist well-
known for his writings about the future, wonderful machines and amazing adventures.

Here in the West, we believe Anime is about Japanese cartoons, but it’s actually the word they use in Japan for any kind
of video cartoon. The same happens with Manga, which in Japan refers to all comics everywhere, but in the West means
Japanese comics. Anime movies are made by special teams with the help of computer programs, while Manga can be
written and drawn by a single artist.

International companies rewrite Manga stories from Japanese into other languages and sell them. However, some fans do
this before the companies in order to share the stories online for free. So, more people can read Manga now, but some
companies say that’s a form of stealing.

A. on the internet.
43. Manga stories found in
B. by special companies.
another languaje are sold
C. to Japanese people.
 Anime and Manga
Anime is a Japanese video cartoon that began when Japan tried to make movies in the Western
way. To make these “Western” movies, the money was not enough, places were difficult to film,
and Japanese actors looked different from other people in the World. So, directors preferred
cartoons and asked artists to draw villages or people not found in other movies; for example,
they started making people with big heads, lots of hair and colorful eyes.

Most Anime movies come from comics or Manga, which means written and drawn stories. During
the 1970s, many Anime movies were based on Manga written by Osamu Tezuka, and artist well-
known for his writings about the future, wonderful machines and amazing adventures.

Here in the West, we believe Anime is about Japanese cartoons, but it’s actually the word they use in Japan for any kind
of video cartoon. The same happens with Manga, which in Japan refers to all comics everywhere, but in the West means
Japanese comics. Anime movies are made by special teams with the help of computer programs, while Manga can be written
and drawn by a single artist.

International companies rewrite Manga stories from Japanese into other languages and sell them. However, some fans do
this before the companies in order to share the stories online for free. So, more people can read Manga now, but some
companies say that’s a form of stealing.

A. considered stolen.
44. Companies think free
online Manga should be B. shared online.

C. downloaded.
Does something about living abroad seem extraordinary to you? I understand.
That´s what inspired me to leave America for the first time and set out on
my journey to start high school in France. However, I was shocked that there
were several things I had absolutely no idea about until I landed in France
and took part in daily activities there.

Before I arrived, I had only experienced foreign exchange students coming to

America, never being one. All those students spoke other languages unknown
to me. For me, as an English speaker, that was not the case. Once in
France, most of my foreign partners spoke English. In some ways, it´s
positive that people communicate with you in your own language because it´s
convenient. The disadvantage is you never have that secret moment where
you can say things, and no one can imagine what you´re saying.
It Will feel shocking to install yourself in a new family´s house, but you can handle this. As you start
getting along with them, you can start doing things the way you like them, and it gets cozy. However,
there are some things you can´t do your usual way. It´s those Little things that separate your life in
your home country fom your life abroad.

If you´re thinking about doing this, my advice is “say yes more than you say no”. Of course, there will
be times when it is acceptable to say no, but if you´re turning down a weekend of excitement with
classmates or your familiy there, you´re not taking advantage of your exchange. Part of the reason you
are living this adventure is to experience things. Say yes and you will not be disappointed.
45. What´s the writer doing in the text?

A. convincing people of the benefits to study foreign languages in France

B. warning exchange students about the culture shock they may deal with

C. informing students about what he learned after being in an exchange program

D. encouraging French people to discover what being an international student is like.

46. What can the reader find out about the writer in paragraph 1?

A. He had a good time studying high school in his hometown.

B. He ignored several issues about life in France before his arrival.

C. He had traveled abroad before his departure to France.

D. He had many unbelievable experiences during his stay in America.

47. In paragraph 2, when talking about his own language, the autor means that

A. speakers of other languages are quite rare.

B. learning a foreign language is considered unnecessary.

C. English is familiar to people from different nationalities.

D. English is rarely spoken if compared to other languages.

48. What makes life abroad different from life at home is

A. being surrounded by unkind strangers.

B. the new and surprising accommodations.

C. the habits you must change to get on with your new file.

D. the time it takes to have a friendly relationship with the homeowners.

49. The best title for this article could be

A. How to Handle your Life and Not Die in the Attempt

B. The Value of English Not All Intenational Students Realize

C. The Truth Nobody Told you About French Exchange Students

D. What No One Told you About Going on a Foreign Exchange Program

 A SPIDER - WEDDING
What's more (50) ________and romantic than a wedding? A wedding between two of the
most admired comic-book characters: Spider-Man and Mary Jane. This celebration took
(51)___________ in the comics in 1987, but did you know their wedding was (52)______ in
real life, too?

Fans (53)_____ a ceremony that came straight from the pages of the famous comic in
Queens Stadium on June 5, 1987. In (54) _______it served as an ad for the story of the
same name published some days later. A very (55)______ number of comics about the
wedding was printed.

Stan Lee, a famous comic-book writer, carried out the wedding of these characters; this
(56)_________ seemed convenient since he created them. Stan took advantage of this
(57)_____ to get creative. He asked the (58)_____ "Do you, Spider-Man, (59)_______ to
never leave spider-webs in the corners or ceilings of your home?“ Of course, the
(60)___________ was yes!

50. A. charming B. casual C. ordinary D. generous

 A SPIDER - WEDDING
What's more (50) ________and romantic than a wedding? A wedding between two of the
most admired comic-book characters: Spider-Man and Mary Jane. This celebration took
(51)___________ in the comics in 1987, but did you know their wedding was (52)______ in
real life, too?

Fans (53)_____ a ceremony that came straight from the pages of the famous comic in
Queens Stadium on June 5, 1987. In (54) _______it served as an ad for the story of the
same name published some days later. A very (55)______ number of comics about the
wedding was printed.

Stan Lee, a famous comic-book writer, carried out the wedding of these characters; this
(56)_________ seemed convenient since he created them. Stan took advantage of this
(57)_____ to get creative. He asked the (58)_____ "Do you, Spider-Man, (59)_______ to
never leave spider-webs in the corners or ceilings of your home?“ Of course, the
(60)___________ was yes!

51. A. up B. care C. away D. place

 A SPIDER - WEDDING
What's more (50) ________and romantic than a wedding? A wedding between two of the
most admired comic-book characters: Spider-Man and Mary Jane. This celebration took
(51)___________ in the comics in 1987, but did you know their wedding was (52)______ in
real life, too?

Fans (53)_____ a ceremony that came straight from the pages of the famous comic in
Queens Stadium on June 5, 1987. In (54) _______it served as an ad for the story of the
same name published some days later. A very (55)______ number of comics about the
wedding was printed.

Stan Lee, a famous comic-book writer, carried out the wedding of these characters; this
(56)_________ seemed convenient since he created them. Stan took advantage of this
(57)_____ to get creative. He asked the (58)_____ "Do you, Spider-Man, (59)_______ to
never leave spider-webs in the corners or ceilings of your home?“ Of course, the
(60)___________ was yes!

52. A. held B. dealt C. achieved D. managed

 A SPIDER - WEDDING
What's more (50) ________and romantic than a wedding? A wedding between two of the
most admired comic-book characters: Spider-Man and Mary Jane. This celebration took
(51)___________ in the comics in 1987, but did you know their wedding was (52)______ in
real life, too?

Fans (53)_____ a ceremony that came straight from the pages of the famous comic in
Queens Stadium on June 5, 1987. In (54) _______it served as an ad for the story of the
same name published some days later. A very (55)______ number of comics about the
wedding was printed.

Stan Lee, a famous comic-book writer, carried out the wedding of these characters; this
(56)_________ seemed convenient since he created them. Stan took advantage of this
(57)_____ to get creative. He asked the (58)_____ "Do you, Spider-Man, (59)_______ to
never leave spider-webs in the corners or ceilings of your home?“ Of course, the
(60)___________ was yes!

53. A. tasted B. checked C. connected D. experienced

 A SPIDER - WEDDING
What's more (50) ________and romantic than a wedding? A wedding between two of the
most admired comic-book characters: Spider-Man and Mary Jane. This celebration took
(51)___________ in the comics in 1987, but did you know their wedding was (52)______ in
real life, too?

Fans (53)_____ a ceremony that came straight from the pages of the famous comic in
Queens Stadium on June 5, 1987. In (54) _______it served as an ad for the story of the
same name published some days later. A very (55)______ number of comics about the
wedding was printed.

Stan Lee, a famous comic-book writer, carried out the wedding of these characters; this
(56)_________ seemed convenient since he created them. Stan took advantage of this
(57)_____ to get creative. He asked the (58)_____ "Do you, Spider-Man, (59)_______ to
never leave spider-webs in the corners or ceilings of your home?“ Of course, the
(60)___________ was yes!

54. A. time B. fact C. order D. advance

 A SPIDER - WEDDING
What's more (50) ________and romantic than a wedding? A wedding between two of the
most admired comic-book characters: Spider-Man and Mary Jane. This celebration took
(51)___________ in the comics in 1987, but did you know their wedding was (52)______ in
real life, too?

Fans (53)_____ a ceremony that came straight from the pages of the famous comic in
Queens Stadium on June 5, 1987. In (54) _______it served as an ad for the story of the
same name published some days later. A very (55)______ number of comics about the
wedding was printed.

Stan Lee, a famous comic-book writer, carried out the wedding of these characters; this
(56)_________ seemed convenient since he created them. Stan took advantage of this
(57)_____ to get creative. He asked the (58)_____ "Do you, Spider-Man, (59)_______ to
never leave spider-webs in the corners or ceilings of your home?“ Of course, the
(60)___________ was yes!

55. A. brief B. tight C. worth D. limited

 A SPIDER - WEDDING
What's more (50) ________and romantic than a wedding? A wedding between two of the
most admired comic-book characters: Spider-Man and Mary Jane. This celebration took
(51)___________ in the comics in 1987, but did you know their wedding was (52)______ in
real life, too?

Fans (53)_____ a ceremony that came straight from the pages of the famous comic in
Queens Stadium on June 5, 1987. In (54) _______it served as an ad for the story of the
same name published some days later. A very (55)______ number of comics about the
wedding was printed.

Stan Lee, a famous comic-book writer, carried out the wedding of these characters; this
(56)_________ seemed convenient since he created them. Stan took advantage of this
(57)_____ to get creative. He asked the (58)_____ "Do you, Spider-Man, (59)_______ to
never leave spider-webs in the corners or ceilings of your home?“ Of course, the
(60)___________ was yes!

56. A. indeed B. nearly C. otherwise D. meanwhile

 A SPIDER - WEDDING
What's more (50) ________and romantic than a wedding? A wedding between two of the
most admired comic-book characters: Spider-Man and Mary Jane. This celebration took
(51)___________ in the comics in 1987, but did you know their wedding was (52)______ in
real life, too?

Fans (53)_____ a ceremony that came straight from the pages of the famous comic in
Queens Stadium on June 5, 1987. In (54) _______it served as an ad for the story of the
same name published some days later. A very (55)______ number of comics about the
wedding was printed.

Stan Lee, a famous comic-book writer, carried out the wedding of these characters; this
(56)_________ seemed convenient since he created them. Stan took advantage of this
(57)_____ to get creative. He asked the (58)_____ "Do you, Spider-Man, (59)_______ to
never leave spider-webs in the corners or ceilings of your home?“ Of course, the
(60)___________ was yes!

57. A. period B. term C. occasion D. season

 A SPIDER - WEDDING
What's more (50) ________and romantic than a wedding? A wedding between two of the
most admired comic-book characters: Spider-Man and Mary Jane. This celebration took
(51)___________ in the comics in 1987, but did you know their wedding was (52)______ in
real life, too?

Fans (53)_____ a ceremony that came straight from the pages of the famous comic in
Queens Stadium on June 5, 1987. In (54) _______it served as an ad for the story of the
same name published some days later. A very (55)______ number of comics about the
wedding was printed.

Stan Lee, a famous comic-book writer, carried out the wedding of these characters; this
(56)_________ seemed convenient since he created them. Stan took advantage of this
(57)_____ to get creative. He asked the (58)_____ "Do you, Spider-Man, (59)_______ to
never leave spider-webs in the corners or ceilings of your home?“ Of course, the
(60)___________ was yes!

58. A. lover B. groom C. partner D. boyfriend

 A SPIDER - WEDDING
What's more (50) ________and romantic than a wedding? A wedding between two of the
most admired comic-book characters: Spider-Man and Mary Jane. This celebration took
(51)___________ in the comics in 1987, but did you know their wedding was (52)______ in
real life, too?

Fans (53)_____ a ceremony that came straight from the pages of the famous comic in
Queens Stadium on June 5, 1987. In (54) _______it served as an ad for the story of the
same name published some days later. A very (55)______ number of comics about the
wedding was printed.

Stan Lee, a famous comic-book writer, carried out the wedding of these characters; this
(56)_________ seemed convenient since he created them. Stan took advantage of this
(57)_____ to get creative. He asked the (58)_____ "Do you, Spider-Man, (59)_______ to
never leave spider-webs in the corners or ceilings of your home?“ Of course, the
(60)___________ was yes!

59. A. argue B. say C. enquire D. promise

 A SPIDER - WEDDING
What's more (50) ________and romantic than a wedding? A wedding between two of the
most admired comic-book characters: Spider-Man and Mary Jane. This celebration took
(51)___________ in the comics in 1987, but did you know their wedding was (52)______ in
real life, too?

Fans (53)_____ a ceremony that came straight from the pages of the famous comic in
Queens Stadium on June 5, 1987. In (54) _______it served as an ad for the story of the
same name published some days later. A very (55)______ number of comics about the
wedding was printed.

Stan Lee, a famous comic-book writer, carried out the wedding of these characters; this
(56)_________ seemed convenient since he created them. Stan took advantage of this
(57)_____ to get creative. He asked the (58)_____ "Do you, Spider-Man, (59)_______ to
never leave spider-webs in the corners or ceilings of your home?“ Of course, the
(60)___________ was yes!

60. A. reply B. solution C. comment D. explanation

Semana
2
 Part 1

A. boat
Ejemplo:
B. camera
0. You can do this in the sea.
C. draw
1. You can play a song with this. D. movie
2. This is something you need to use the Internet. E. guitar
3. You take potos with it. F. laptop
4. To do this, you can use color pencils, crayons and paper. G. Music
5. You can buy a ticket to watch this. H. Swim
Part 2

6. Clever Cats:
A. in a supermarket
The best food B. in a elevator
C. in a hospital
For you pet
Part 2

7. Lunch
A. at a school
12:00-2:30 p.m. B. at a hotel
C. at a cinema

Dinner
7:00 – 10:30 p.m.
Part 2

8. Silence,
A. in a library
B. in a shop
C. in a cafeteria
please!
Part 2

9. Today: The child

and the dog A. on a poster
B. on a painting
C. on a book
11:00 a.m and 2:00
p.m.
Tickets: $6
Part 2

10. Miss Robinson A. on an amchair

B. on a game board
C. on an office door
School director
Part 2

11. Don´t feed A. at a playground

B. at a supermarket
C. at a zoo
the monkeys!
 Part 3

12.
Are you here for
the music class?

A. See you!
B. I´m not from here.
C. Yes, I´m new.
 Part 3

13.
Let´s go for a ride,
it´s a sunny day!

A. Are we around?
B. Nothing more.
C. It´s the best idea!.
 Part 3

14.
Why didn´t you put
your new coat on
yesterday?

A. I liked jeans.
B. Let´s dress up.
C. It was too warm.
 Part 3

15.
This movie is about a
really big familiy.

A.Is it good?
B.Is that a lot?.
C.Is your mom OK?
 Part 3

16.
Why are they hiding?

A.Come on!
B.I´ve got no idea.
C.Is it near?
 Part 3

17.
Everyone bought tickets
for the rock concert.

A.Is it on Saturday?
B.There was noise.
C.It is fair!
 Part 4A
A PUZZLE LEGEND
Ivan Moscovich was born (18) ______ 4 june 1926. He was a legend in the world of puzzles, a
fantastic inventor of toys and games, (19) ____ died at 96 years old.

He designed (20) ____ than 100 toys and games. In 2020, he (21) ____ an important prize
from the US toy and game industry. Actually, he was (22) ____ preparing new products well
into his 90s.

In 1964, Ivan started the (23) ____ Science and Technology Museum of its time.
In it, there are a lot of objects which were (24) ____ by him. He wrote a puzzle book called
“Big Book of Brain Games”, which sold (25) ____ half a million copies.

Ivan´s name (26) ____ not be famous today, but he was great at making amazing objects.

18. A. on B. in C. at
 Part 4A
A PUZZLE LEGEND
Ivan Moscovich was born (18) ______ 4 june 1926. He was a legend in the world of puzzles, a
fantastic inventor of toys and games, (19) ____ died at 96 years old.

He designed (20) ____ than 100 toys and games. In 2020, he (21) ____ an important prize
from the US toy and game industry. Actually, he was (22) ____ preparing new products well
into his 90s.

In 1964, Ivan started the (23) ____ Science and Technology Museum of its time.
In it, there are a lot of objects which were (24) ____ by him. He wrote a puzzle book called
“Big Book of Brain Games”, which sold (25) ____ half a million copies.

Ivan´s name (26) ____ not be famous today, but he was great at making amazing objects.

19. A. who B. where C. when

 Part 4A
A PUZZLE LEGEND
Ivan Moscovich was born (18) ______ 4 june 1926. He was a legend in the world of puzzles, a
fantastic inventor of toys and games, (19) ____ died at 96 years old.

He designed (20) ____ than 100 toys and games. In 2020, he (21) ____ an important prize
from the US toy and game industry. Actually, he was (22) ____ preparing new products well
into his 90s.

In 1964, Ivan started the (23) ____ Science and Technology Museum of its time.
In it, there are a lot of objects which were (24) ____ by him. He wrote a puzzle book called
“Big Book of Brain Games”, which sold (25) ____ half a million copies.

Ivan´s name (26) ____ not be famous today, but he was great at making amazing objects.

20. A. must B. much C. more

 Part 4A
A PUZZLE LEGEND
Ivan Moscovich was born (18) ______ 4 june 1926. He was a legend in the world of puzzles, a
fantastic inventor of toys and games, (19) ____ died at 96 years old.

He designed (20) ____ than 100 toys and games. In 2020, he (21) ____ an important prize
from the US toy and game industry. Actually, he was (22) ____ preparing new products well
into his 90s.

In 1964, Ivan started the (23) ____ Science and Technology Museum of its time.
In it, there are a lot of objects which were (24) ____ by him. He wrote a puzzle book called
“Big Book of Brain Games”, which sold (25) ____ half a million copies.

Ivan´s name (26) ____ not be famous today, but he was great at making amazing objects.

21. A. win B. won C. winning

 Part 4A
A PUZZLE LEGEND
Ivan Moscovich was born (18) ______ 4 june 1926. He was a legend in the world of puzzles, a
fantastic inventor of toys and games, (19) ____ died at 96 years old.

He designed (20) ____ than 100 toys and games. In 2020, he (21) ____ an important prize
from the US toy and game industry. Actually, he was (22) ____ preparing new products well
into his 90s.

In 1964, Ivan started the (23) ____ Science and Technology Museum of its time.
In it, there are a lot of objects which were (24) ____ by him. He wrote a puzzle book called
“Big Book of Brain Games”, which sold (25) ____ half a million copies.

Ivan´s name (26) ____ not be famous today, but he was great at making amazing objects.

22. A. yet B. once C. still

 Part 4A
A PUZZLE LEGEND
Ivan Moscovich was born (18) ______ 4 june 1926. He was a legend in the world of puzzles, a
fantastic inventor of toys and games, (19) ____ died at 96 years old.

He designed (20) ____ than 100 toys and games. In 2020, he (21) ____ an important prize
from the US toy and game industry. Actually, he was (22) ____ preparing new products well
into his 90s.

In 1964, Ivan started the (23) ____ Science and Technology Museum of its time.
In it, there are a lot of objects which were (24) ____ by him. He wrote a puzzle book called
“Big Book of Brain Games”, which sold (25) ____ half a million copies.

Ivan´s name (26) ____ not be famous today, but he was great at making amazing objects.

23. A. good B. better C. best

 Part 4A
A PUZZLE LEGEND
Ivan Moscovich was born (18) ______ 4 june 1926. He was a legend in the world of puzzles, a
fantastic inventor of toys and games, (19) ____ died at 96 years old.

He designed (20) ____ than 100 toys and games. In 2020, he (21) ____ an important prize
from the US toy and game industry. Actually, he was (22) ____ preparing new products well
into his 90s.

In 1964, Ivan started the (23) ____ Science and Technology Museum of its time.
In it, there are a lot of objects which were (24) ____ by him. He wrote a puzzle book called
“Big Book of Brain Games”, which sold (25) ____ half a million copies.

Ivan´s name (26) ____ not be famous today, but he was great at making amazing objects.

24. A. designing B. design C. designed

 Part 4A
A PUZZLE LEGEND
Ivan Moscovich was born (18) ______ 4 june 1926. He was a legend in the world of puzzles, a
fantastic inventor of toys and games, (19) ____ died at 96 years old.

He designed (20) ____ than 100 toys and games. In 2020, he (21) ____ an important prize
from the US toy and game industry. Actually, he was (22) ____ preparing new products well
into his 90s.

In 1964, Ivan started the (23) ____ Science and Technology Museum of its time.
In it, there are a lot of objects which were (24) ____ by him. He wrote a puzzle book called
“Big Book of Brain Games”, which sold (25) ____ half a million copies.

Ivan´s name (26) ____ not be famous today, but he was great at making amazing objects.

25. A. around B. between C. inside

 Part 4A
A PUZZLE LEGEND
Ivan Moscovich was born (18) ______ 4 june 1926. He was a legend in the world of puzzles, a
fantastic inventor of toys and games, (19) ____ died at 96 years old.

He designed (20) ____ than 100 toys and games. In 2020, he (21) ____ an important prize
from the US toy and game industry. Actually, he was (22) ____ preparing new products well
into his 90s.

In 1964, Ivan started the (23) ____ Science and Technology Museum of its time.
In it, there are a lot of objects which were (24) ____ by him. He wrote a puzzle book called
“Big Book of Brain Games”, which sold (25) ____ half a million copies.

Ivan´s name (26) ____ not be famous today, but he was great at making amazing objects.

26. A. wall B. might C. should

 I´LL BE A NURSE

Part 5
I´m Alexa Smith and I´ve done lots of things, but I always dreamed of being a nurse. Nurses should
be quite kind, brave, and really nice with people. They must be careful with everything around them.
I´m like this, so I will be able to be the best nurse when I finish my studies and in a short time I will
earn money by doing something I like!

My wish to become a nurse comes from an experience as a teenager. When! was going to visit a friend,
who I met through Facebook, I got sick at the airport.
Thank God, they found an ambulance and took me to the hospital. A group of fantastic nurses looked
after me and I soon got better. Then, I only had to go to the drugstore for a few days. This awesome
time at the hospital encouraged me to become a nurse.

At university, we study hospital vocabulary, lots of health subjects and practice at

local hospitals. My classmates and I can easily see how nurses help people feel
less pain. These people are always glad and thanking them for their excellent
job. Nurses work all the time and spend, even their free time, learning how to
improve people´s lives. Soon, I hope to be ready to start my career in
this wonderful occupation.
 I´LL BE A NURSE

Part 5
I´m Alexa Smith and I´ve done lots of things, but I always dreamed of being a nurse. Nurses should be quite
kind, brave, and really nice with people. They must be careful with everything around them. I´m like this, so
I will be able to be the best nurse when I finish my studies and in a short time I will earn money by doing
something I like!

My wish to become a nurse comes from an experience as a teenager. When! was going to visit a friend, who I
met through Facebook, I got sick at the airport.
Thank God, they found an ambulance and took me to the hospital. A group of fantastic nurses looked after me
and I soon got better. Then, I only had to go to the drugstore for a few days. This awesome time at the
hospital encouraged me to become a nurse.

At university, we study hospital vocabulary, lots of health subjects and practice at local hospitals. My
classmates and I can easily see how nurses help people feel less pain. These people are always glad and
thanking them for their excellent job. Nurses work all the time and spend, even their free time, learning how
to improve people´s lives. Soon, I hope to be ready to start my career in this wonderful occupation.

A. hoped to study.
27. Alexa says she
B. decided on different plans.
has always
C. had nice dreams.
 I´LL BE A NURSE

Part 5
I´m Alexa Smith and I´ve done lots of things, but I always dreamed of being a nurse. Nurses should be quite
kind, brave, and really nice with people. They must be careful with everything around them. I´m like this, so
I will be able to be the best nurse when I finish my studies and in a short time I will earn money by doing
something I like!

My wish to become a nurse comes from an experience as a teenager. When! was going to visit a friend, who I
met through Facebook, I got sick at the airport.
Thank God, they found an ambulance and took me to the hospital. A group of fantastic nurses looked after me
and I soon got better. Then, I only had to go to the drugstore for a few days. This awesome time at the
hospital encouraged me to become a nurse.

At university, we study hospital vocabulary, lots of health subjects and practice at local hospitals. My
classmates and I can easily see how nurses help people feel less pain. These people are always glad and
thanking them for their excellent job. Nurses work all the time and spend, even their free time, learning how
to improve people´s lives. Soon, I hope to be ready to start my career in this wonderful occupation.

A. excited.
28. It´s good if a B. attractive.
nurse is
C. friendly.
 I´LL BE A NURSE

Part 5
I´m Alexa Smith and I´ve done lots of things, but I always dreamed of being a nurse. Nurses should be quite
kind, brave, and really nice with people. They must be careful with everything around them. I´m like this, so
I will be able to be the best nurse when I finish my studies and in a short time I will earn money by doing
something I like!

My wish to become a nurse comes from an experience as a teenager. When! was going to visit a friend, who I
met through Facebook, I got sick at the airport.
Thank God, they found an ambulance and took me to the hospital. A group of fantastic nurses looked after me
and I soon got better. Then, I only had to go to the drugstore for a few days. This awesome time at the
hospital encouraged me to become a nurse.

At university, we study hospital vocabulary, lots of health subjects and practice at local hospitals. My
classmates and I can easily see how nurses help people feel less pain. These people are always glad and
thanking them for their excellent job. Nurses work all the time and spend, even their free time, learning how
to improve people´s lives. Soon, I hope to be ready to start my career in this wonderful occupation.

A. working at a hospital.
29. Alexa thinks that B. going to the airport.
soon she will be
C. feeling better.
 I´LL BE A NURSE

Part 5
I´m Alexa Smith and I´ve done lots of things, but I always dreamed of being a nurse. Nurses should be quite
kind, brave, and really nice with people. They must be careful with everything around them. I´m like this, so
I will be able to be the best nurse when I finish my studies and in a short time I will earn money by doing
something I like!

My wish to become a nurse comes from an experience as a teenager. When! was going to visit a friend, who I
met through Facebook, I got sick at the airport.
Thank God, they found an ambulance and took me to the hospital. A group of fantastic nurses looked after me
and I soon got better. Then, I only had to go to the drugstore for a few days. This awesome time at the
hospital encouraged me to become a nurse.

At university, we study hospital vocabulary, lots of health subjects and practice at local hospitals. My
classmates and I can easily see how nurses help people feel less pain. These people are always glad and
thanking them for their excellent job. Nurses work all the time and spend, even their free time, learning how
to improve people´s lives. Soon, I hope to be ready to start my career in this wonderful occupation.

A. suddenly felt ill.

30. At the airport, B. had a terrible accident.
Alexa
C. took the wrong medicine.
 I´LL BE A NURSE

Part 5
I´m Alexa Smith and I´ve done lots of things, but I always dreamed of being a nurse. Nurses should be quite
kind, brave, and really nice with people. They must be careful with everything around them. I´m like this, so
I will be able to be the best nurse when I finish my studies and in a short time I will earn money by doing
something I like!

My wish to become a nurse comes from an experience as a teenager. When! was going to visit a friend, who I
met through Facebook, I got sick at the airport.
Thank God, they found an ambulance and took me to the hospital. A group of fantastic nurses looked after me
and I soon got better. Then, I only had to go to the drugstore for a few days. This awesome time at the
hospital encouraged me to become a nurse.

At university, we study hospital vocabulary, lots of health subjects and practice at local hospitals. My
classmates and I can easily see how nurses help people feel less pain. These people are always glad and
thanking them for their excellent job. Nurses work all the time and spend, even their free time, learning how
to improve people´s lives. Soon, I hope to be ready to start my career in this wonderful occupation.

A. interesting.
31. In Alexa´s opinion,
the nurses who B. amazing.
helped her were
C. lucky.
 I´LL BE A NURSE

Part 5
I´m Alexa Smith and I´ve done lots of things, but I always dreamed of being a nurse. Nurses should be quite
kind, brave, and really nice with people. They must be careful with everything around them. I´m like this, so
I will be able to be the best nurse when I finish my studies and in a short time I will earn money by doing
something I like!

My wish to become a nurse comes from an experience as a teenager. When! was going to visit a friend, who I
met through Facebook, I got sick at the airport.
Thank God, they found an ambulance and took me to the hospital. A group of fantastic nurses looked after me
and I soon got better. Then, I only had to go to the drugstore for a few days. This awesome time at the
hospital encouraged me to become a nurse.

At university, we study hospital vocabulary, lots of health subjects and practice at local hospitals. My
classmates and I can easily see how nurses help people feel less pain. These people are always glad and
thanking them for their excellent job. Nurses work all the time and spend, even their free time, learning how
to improve people´s lives. Soon, I hope to be ready to start my career in this wonderful occupation.

A. posted it online.
32. Once Alexa felt
healthy again, she B. flew back home.

C. decided her future.

 I´LL BE A NURSE

Part 5
I´m Alexa Smith and I´ve done lots of things, but I always dreamed of being a nurse. Nurses should be quite
kind, brave, and really nice with people. They must be careful with everything around them. I´m like this, so
I will be able to be the best nurse when I finish my studies and in a short time I will earn money by doing
something I like!

My wish to become a nurse comes from an experience as a teenager. When! was going to visit a friend, who I
met through Facebook, I got sick at the airport.
Thank God, they found an ambulance and took me to the hospital. A group of fantastic nurses looked after me
and I soon got better. Then, I only had to go to the drugstore for a few days. This awesome time at the
hospital encouraged me to become a nurse.

At university, we study hospital vocabulary, lots of health subjects and practice at local hospitals. My
classmates and I can easily see how nurses help people feel less pain. These people are always glad and
thanking them for their excellent job. Nurses work all the time and spend, even their free time, learning how
to improve people´s lives. Soon, I hope to be ready to start my career in this wonderful occupation.

33. While studying, A. seen how patients like nurses.

Alexa and her
B. lived at a hospital.
friends from
university have C. shared their spare time.
 I´LL BE A NURSE

Part 5
I´m Alexa Smith and I´ve done lots of things, but I always dreamed of being a nurse. Nurses should be quite
kind, brave, and really nice with people. They must be careful with everything around them. I´m like this, so
I will be able to be the best nurse when I finish my studies and in a short time I will earn money by doing
something I like!

My wish to become a nurse comes from an experience as a teenager. When! was going to visit a friend, who I
met through Facebook, I got sick at the airport.
Thank God, they found an ambulance and took me to the hospital. A group of fantastic nurses looked after me
and I soon got better. Then, I only had to go to the drugstore for a few days. This awesome time at the
hospital encouraged me to become a nurse.

At university, we study hospital vocabulary, lots of health subjects and practice at local hospitals. My
classmates and I can easily see how nurses help people feel less pain. These people are always glad and
thanking them for their excellent job. Nurses work all the time and spend, even their free time, learning how
to improve people´s lives. Soon, I hope to be ready to start my career in this wonderful occupation.

A. become an assistant.
34. Alexa can´t wait for
the moment to B. begin working.

C. have some rest.

 THE BRITISH MUSEUM

Part 5
A wonderful event happened in 2009: The British Museum celebrated its 250th birthday. Since 1759, when it
opened, the museum has brought things from all over the world, wich are carefully kept and shown to the
public. These objects are from people around the world who have made them over the centuries. The first
exhibition was organized by Sir Hans Sloane, a doctor whose love for nature and art began when he spent
some lovely time in the West Indies, as he explains in his book about the history of Jamaica.

Sloane used most of his money on fantastic trips far from home where he got unusual objects for the museum.
He clearly wanted to make sure that, for a low Price, everybody could see what he thought were the most
wonderful things he collected from other countries. Today´s exhibition includes some of the most famous
objects from around the world. They´re organized in several huge rooms where visitors always look for
explanations with the latest information about those cultural groups and future events; sometimes visitors
must pay for special exhibitions.

The museum´s goals today are to be the center of international cultural studies and to teach people about
world cultures. To do this, there are interesting exhibitions and excellent courses on culture. University
students are also invited to become full members, which allows them to enter to the museum´s library.

A. amazing.
35. The event celebrated
at the museum in B. usual.
2009 was
C. pleasant.
 THE BRITISH MUSEUM

Part 5
A wonderful event happened in 2009: The British Museum celebrated its 250th birthday. Since 1759, when it
opened, the museum has brought things from all over the world, wich are carefully kept and shown to the
public. These objects are from people around the world who have made them over the centuries. The first
exhibition was organized by Sir Hans Sloane, a doctor whose love for nature and art began when he spent
some lovely time in the West Indies, as he explains in his book about the history of Jamaica.

Sloane used most of his money on fantastic trips far from home where he got unusual objects for the museum.
He clearly wanted to make sure that, for a low Price, everybody could see what he thought were the most
wonderful things he collected from other countries. Today´s exhibition includes some of the most famous
objects from around the world. They´re organized in several huge rooms where visitors always look for
explanations with the latest information about those cultural groups and future events; sometimes visitors
must pay for special exhibitions.

The museum´s goals today are to be the center of international cultural studies and to teach people about
world cultures. To do this, there are interesting exhibitions and excellent courses on culture. University
students are also invited to become full members, which allows them to enter to the museum´s library.

36. Since its earliest A. a Jamaican explorer.

days, everything the
B. different cultures.
museum has brought
comes from C. well-known artists.
 THE BRITISH MUSEUM

Part 5
A wonderful event happened in 2009: The British Museum celebrated its 250th birthday. Since 1759, when it
opened, the museum has brought things from all over the world, wich are carefully kept and shown to the
public. These objects are from people around the world who have made them over the centuries. The first
exhibition was organized by Sir Hans Sloane, a doctor whose love for nature and art began when he spent
some lovely time in the West Indies, as he explains in his book about the history of Jamaica.

Sloane used most of his money on fantastic trips far from home where he got unusual objects for the museum.
He clearly wanted to make sure that, for a low Price, everybody could see what he thought were the most
wonderful things he collected from other countries. Today´s exhibition includes some of the most famous
objects from around the world. They´re organized in several huge rooms where visitors always look for
explanations with the latest information about those cultural groups and future events; sometimes visitors
must pay for special exhibitions.

The museum´s goals today are to be the center of international cultural studies and to teach people about
world cultures. To do this, there are interesting exhibitions and excellent courses on culture. University
students are also invited to become full members, which allows them to enter to the museum´s library.

A. made a journey.
37. Sloane organized an
exhibition son after B. Studied medicine.
he
C. became a writer.
 THE BRITISH MUSEUM

Part 5
A wonderful event happened in 2009: The British Museum celebrated its 250th birthday. Since 1759, when it
opened, the museum has brought things from all over the world, wich are carefully kept and shown to the
public. These objects are from people around the world who have made them over the centuries. The first
exhibition was organized by Sir Hans Sloane, a doctor whose love for nature and art began when he spent
some lovely time in the West Indies, as he explains in his book about the history of Jamaica.

Sloane used most of his money on fantastic trips far from home where he got unusual objects for the museum.
He clearly wanted to make sure that, for a low Price, everybody could see what he thought were the most
wonderful things he collected from other countries. Today´s exhibition includes some of the most famous
objects from around the world. They´re organized in several huge rooms where visitors always look for
explanations with the latest information about those cultural groups and future events; sometimes visitors
must pay for special exhibitions.

The museum´s goals today are to be the center of international cultural studies and to teach people about
world cultures. To do this, there are interesting exhibitions and excellent courses on culture. University
students are also invited to become full members, which allows them to enter to the museum´s library.

A. useful guidebooks.
38. What did Sloane
spend his money on? B. large building areas.

C. exciting adventures.
 THE BRITISH MUSEUM

Part 5
A wonderful event happened in 2009: The British Museum celebrated its 250th birthday. Since 1759, when it
opened, the museum has brought things from all over the world, wich are carefully kept and shown to the
public. These objects are from people around the world who have made them over the centuries. The first
exhibition was organized by Sir Hans Sloane, a doctor whose love for nature and art began when he spent
some lovely time in the West Indies, as he explains in his book about the history of Jamaica.

Sloane used most of his money on fantastic trips far from home where he got unusual objects for the museum.
He clearly wanted to make sure that, for a low Price, everybody could see what he thought were the most
wonderful things he collected from other countries. Today´s exhibition includes some of the most famous
objects from around the world. They´re organized in several huge rooms where visitors always look for
explanations with the latest information about those cultural groups and future events; sometimes visitors
must pay for special exhibitions.

The museum´s goals today are to be the center of international cultural studies and to teach people about
world cultures. To do this, there are interesting exhibitions and excellent courses on culture. University
students are also invited to become full members, which allows them to enter to the museum´s library.

A. quite modern.
39. Sloane believed that
what he collected for B. certainly popular.
the museum was
C. actually awesome.
 THE BRITISH MUSEUM

Part 5
A wonderful event happened in 2009: The British Museum celebrated its 250th birthday. Since 1759, when it
opened, the museum has brought things from all over the world, wich are carefully kept and shown to the
public. These objects are from people around the world who have made them over the centuries. The first
exhibition was organized by Sir Hans Sloane, a doctor whose love for nature and art began when he spent
some lovely time in the West Indies, as he explains in his book about the history of Jamaica.

Sloane used most of his money on fantastic trips far from home where he got unusual objects for the museum.
He clearly wanted to make sure that, for a low Price, everybody could see what he thought were the most
wonderful things he collected from other countries. Today´s exhibition includes some of the most famous
objects from around the world. They´re organized in several huge rooms where visitors always look for
explanations with the latest information about those cultural groups and future events; sometimes visitors
must pay for special exhibitions.

The museum´s goals today are to be the center of international cultural studies and to teach people about
world cultures. To do this, there are interesting exhibitions and excellent courses on culture. University
students are also invited to become full members, which allows them to enter to the museum´s library.

A. new spaces for exhibitions.

40. Visitors to the
museum today are B. details in cultural descriptions.
interested in the
C. free tickets for all activities.
 THE BRITISH MUSEUM

Part 5
A wonderful event happened in 2009: The British Museum celebrated its 250th birthday. Since 1759, when it
opened, the museum has brought things from all over the world, wich are carefully kept and shown to the
public. These objects are from people around the world who have made them over the centuries. The first
exhibition was organized by Sir Hans Sloane, a doctor whose love for nature and art began when he spent
some lovely time in the West Indies, as he explains in his book about the history of Jamaica.

Sloane used most of his money on fantastic trips far from home where he got unusual objects for the museum.
He clearly wanted to make sure that, for a low Price, everybody could see what he thought were the most
wonderful things he collected from other countries. Today´s exhibition includes some of the most famous
objects from around the world. They´re organized in several huge rooms where visitors always look for
explanations with the latest information about those cultural groups and future events; sometimes visitors
must pay for special exhibitions.

The museum´s goals today are to be the center of international cultural studies and to teach people about
world cultures. To do this, there are interesting exhibitions and excellent courses on culture. University
students are also invited to become full members, which allows them to enter to the museum´s library.

A. start a library´s project.

41. A clear objective
for the museum B. have better college textbooks.
today is to
C. offer attractive education programs.
 THE BRITISH MUSEUM

Part 5
A wonderful event happened in 2009: The British Museum celebrated its 250th birthday. Since 1759, when it
opened, the museum has brought things from all over the world, wich are carefully kept and shown to the
public. These objects are from people around the world who have made them over the centuries. The first
exhibition was organized by Sir Hans Sloane, a doctor whose love for nature and art began when he spent
some lovely time in the West Indies, as he explains in his book about the history of Jamaica.

Sloane used most of his money on fantastic trips far from home where he got unusual objects for the museum.
He clearly wanted to make sure that, for a low Price, everybody could see what he thought were the most
wonderful things he collected from other countries. Today´s exhibition includes some of the most famous
objects from around the world. They´re organized in several huge rooms where visitors always look for
explanations with the latest information about those cultural groups and future events; sometimes visitors
must pay for special exhibitions.

The museum´s goals today are to be the center of international cultural studies and to teach people about
world cultures. To do this, there are interesting exhibitions and excellent courses on culture. University
students are also invited to become full members, which allows them to enter to the museum´s library.

A. facts about its history.

42. The text is
especially about the B. the visitor´s reviews.
British Museum and
C. exhibitions people prefer.
 Part 6A
I cannot remember a time when I was not involved in the sport of gymnastics. My mom used to exercise
a lot when she was pregnant with me, so you could say that it is in my blood! I love the challenge that
gymnastics offer. My coaches taught me the value of setting goals by writing them down and focusing
on bringing them to life. In my personal life, gymnastics has given me the essential support to practice
other sports, a love for fitness and physical activity, and a skill set that has allowed me to perform well
in school and in my professional life.

Nowadays, as a gym owner, I am inspired when I see that same feeling in someone else's eyes and
smiles that I once had when I practiced gymnastics. Besides keeping you active, gymnastics also makes
your body feel strong and enables you to do different things, such as keeping up with the everyday
challenges of living a fast life.

As it happens with other sports, gymnastics is a sport where you fall again and again and have to stand
up and continue. This sport teaches you the power of "I can do it. This means you need to work hard to
get what you want, but quitting is not an option. To do this, you need to be responsible, confident and
spend time doing something that is worth it. In general, gymnastics can bring different benefits for
your life, not only for your body but also for your personal development.
43. The purpose of the text is to

A. advise students on the best techniques to learn gymnastics.

B. complain about the issues students have while doing gymnastics.
C. encourage students to try gymnastics as an exciting sport.
D. convince students why gymnastics is better than other sports.

44. What did the writer learn from practicing gymnastics?

A. Long workouts are necessary to keep fit.

B. Goals in life need to be clearly established.
C. Training should be carried out regularly.
D. Performance in other sports might be limited.
45. Besides making your body stronger, gymnastics can make you feel more

A. efficient to deal with daily activities.

B. confident about your body,
C. creative about your love life.
D. engaged with other sports at school

46. In paragraph 3, what does the power of "I can do it" mean?

A. achieve the aims you are certain about

B. carry on with your professional goals
C. create other ways to manage hard work
D. spending your time on something useful
47. What might be some suggestions to people who want to practice
gymnastics?

A. B.
You definitely need to A good thing would be
choose a good gym. to approach others who
You also need to are interested in
organize the schedule gymnastics, and hire a
of training and set personal trainer with
basic goals. monthly practices.

C. It's important to keep D.

You might gain some
daily trainings going, experience by
and check the progress practicing some basic
of your goals as well as movements, and then
a record of your joining a group that has
achievements. some experience.
 AQUAMAN
Over the decades, there has been great (48) ____ from experts in comics in
exploring Aquaman´s origin. He has curly blond hair and (49) ____ wears tight
clothing. Aquaman turned into a hero with superhuman (50) ____ such as the
ability to breathe underwater and to communicate with sea creatures, amongst
others. Regarding his occupation, he (51) ___ to be leader of Atlantis.

In the early (52) ____ of Aquaman, he was the son of a human father and an
atlantean lady. (53) ___, he became one of the first superheroes to get married.
His enemies were Black Manta, who has always (54) ____ to kill Aquaman´s
family, and Orm Curry who would later (55) ____ know as the Ocean Master.

By 1973, Aquaman had (56) ____ in animated television shows. Afterwards, the
Aquaman movie made him (57) ____ like a star. If Aquaman (58) ___ in more
films, he will definitely become a more popular comic character.

48. A. interest B. issue C. view D. look

 AQUAMAN
Over the decades, there has been great (48) ____ from experts in comics in
exploring Aquaman´s origin. He has curly blond hair and (49) ____ wears tight
clothing. Aquaman turned into a hero with superhuman (50) ____ such as the
ability to breathe underwater and to communicate with sea creatures, amongst
others. Regarding his occupation, he (51) ___ to be leader of Atlantis.

In the early (52) ____ of Aquaman, he was the son of a human father and an
atlantean lady. (53) ___, he became one of the first superheroes to get married.
His enemies were Black Manta, who has always (54) ____ to kill Aquaman´s
family, and Orm Curry who would later (55) ____ know as the Ocean Master.

By 1973, Aquaman had (56) ____ in animated television shows. Afterwards, the
Aquaman movie made him (57) ____ like a star. If Aquaman (58) ___ in more
films, he will definitely become a more popular comic character.

49. A. slightly B. shortly C. usually D. approximately

 AQUAMAN
Over the decades, there has been great (48) ____ from experts in comics in
exploring Aquaman´s origin. He has curly blond hair and (49) ____ wears tight
clothing. Aquaman turned into a hero with superhuman (50) ____ such as the
ability to breathe underwater and to communicate with sea creatures, amongst
others. Regarding his occupation, he (51) ___ to be leader of Atlantis.

In the early (52) ____ of Aquaman, he was the son of a human father and an
atlantean lady. (53) ___, he became one of the first superheroes to get married.
His enemies were Black Manta, who has always (54) ____ to kill Aquaman´s
family, and Orm Curry who would later (55) ____ know as the Ocean Master.

By 1973, Aquaman had (56) ____ in animated television shows. Afterwards, the
Aquaman movie made him (57) ____ like a star. If Aquaman (58) ___ in more
films, he will definitely become a more popular comic character.

50. A. influences B. attempts C. powers D. styles

 AQUAMAN
Over the decades, there has been great (48) ____ from experts in comics in
exploring Aquaman´s origin. He has curly blond hair and (49) ____ wears tight
clothing. Aquaman turned into a hero with superhuman (50) ____ such as the
ability to breathe underwater and to communicate with sea creatures, amongst
others. Regarding his occupation, he (51) ___ to be leader of Atlantis.

In the early (52) ____ of Aquaman, he was the son of a human father and an
atlantean lady. (53) ___, he became one of the first superheroes to get married.
His enemies were Black Manta, who has always (54) ____ to kill Aquaman´s
family, and Orm Curry who would later (55) ____ know as the Ocean Master.

By 1973, Aquaman had (56) ____ in animated television shows. Afterwards, the
Aquaman movie made him (57) ____ like a star. If Aquaman (58) ___ in more
films, he will definitely become a more popular comic character.

51. A. used B. using C. use D. uses

 AQUAMAN
Over the decades, there has been great (48) ____ from experts in comics in
exploring Aquaman´s origin. He has curly blond hair and (49) ____ wears tight
clothing. Aquaman turned into a hero with superhuman (50) ____ such as the
ability to breathe underwater and to communicate with sea creatures, amongst
others. Regarding his occupation, he (51) ___ to be leader of Atlantis.

In the early (52) ____ of Aquaman, he was the son of a human father and an
atlantean lady. (53) ___, he became one of the first superheroes to get married.
His enemies were Black Manta, who has always (54) ____ to kill Aquaman´s
family, and Orm Curry who would later (55) ____ know as the Ocean Master.

By 1973, Aquaman had (56) ____ in animated television shows. Afterwards, the
Aquaman movie made him (57) ____ like a star. If Aquaman (58) ___ in more
films, he will definitely become a more popular comic character.

52. A. choices B. versions C. notices D. takeaways

 AQUAMAN
Over the decades, there has been great (48) ____ from experts in comics in
exploring Aquaman´s origin. He has curly blond hair and (49) ____ wears tight
clothing. Aquaman turned into a hero with superhuman (50) ____ such as the
ability to breathe underwater and to communicate with sea creatures, amongst
others. Regarding his occupation, he (51) ___ to be leader of Atlantis.

In the early (52) ____ of Aquaman, he was the son of a human father and an
atlantean lady. (53) ___, he became one of the first superheroes to get married.
His enemies were Black Manta, who has always (54) ____ to kill Aquaman´s
family, and Orm Curry who would later (55) ____ know as the Ocean Master.

By 1973, Aquaman had (56) ____ in animated television shows. Afterwards, the
Aquaman movie made him (57) ____ like a star. If Aquaman (58) ___ in more
films, he will definitely become a more popular comic character.

53. A. Besides B. Despite C. Within D. Amongst

 AQUAMAN
Over the decades, there has been great (48) ____ from experts in comics in
exploring Aquaman´s origin. He has curly blond hair and (49) ____ wears tight
clothing. Aquaman turned into a hero with superhuman (50) ____ such as the
ability to breathe underwater and to communicate with sea creatures, amongst
others. Regarding his occupation, he (51) ___ to be leader of Atlantis.

In the early (52) ____ of Aquaman, he was the son of a human father and an
atlantean lady. (53) ___, he became one of the first superheroes to get married.
His enemies were Black Manta, who has always (54) ____ to kill Aquaman´s
family, and Orm Curry who would later (55) ____ know as the Ocean Master.

By 1973, Aquaman had (56) ____ in animated television shows. Afterwards, the
Aquaman movie made him (57) ____ like a star. If Aquaman (58) ___ in more
films, he will definitely become a more popular comic character.

54. A. completed B. required C. intended D. focused

 AQUAMAN
Over the decades, there has been great (48) ____ from experts in comics in
exploring Aquaman´s origin. He has curly blond hair and (49) ____ wears tight
clothing. Aquaman turned into a hero with superhuman (50) ____ such as the
ability to breathe underwater and to communicate with sea creatures, amongst
others. Regarding his occupation, he (51) ___ to be leader of Atlantis.

In the early (52) ____ of Aquaman, he was the son of a human father and an
atlantean lady. (53) ___, he became one of the first superheroes to get married.
His enemies were Black Manta, who has always (54) ____ to kill Aquaman´s
family, and Orm Curry who would later (55) ____ know as the Ocean Master.

By 1973, Aquaman had (56) ____ in animated television shows. Afterwards, the
Aquaman movie made him (57) ____ like a star. If Aquaman (58) ___ in more
films, he will definitely become a more popular comic character.

55. A. is B. be C. was D. were

 AQUAMAN
Over the decades, there has been great (48) ____ from experts in comics in
exploring Aquaman´s origin. He has curly blond hair and (49) ____ wears tight
clothing. Aquaman turned into a hero with superhuman (50) ____ such as the
ability to breathe underwater and to communicate with sea creatures, amongst
others. Regarding his occupation, he (51) ___ to be leader of Atlantis.

In the early (52) ____ of Aquaman, he was the son of a human father and an
atlantean lady. (53) ___, he became one of the first superheroes to get married.
His enemies were Black Manta, who has always (54) ____ to kill Aquaman´s
family, and Orm Curry who would later (55) ____ know as the Ocean Master.

By 1973, Aquaman had (56) ____ in animated television shows. Afterwards, the
Aquaman movie made him (57) ____ like a star. If Aquaman (58) ___ in more
films, he will definitely become a more popular comic character.

56. A. shown B. appeared C. developed D. experienced

 AQUAMAN
Over the decades, there has been great (48) ____ from experts in comics in
exploring Aquaman´s origin. He has curly blond hair and (49) ____ wears tight
clothing. Aquaman turned into a hero with superhuman (50) ____ such as the
ability to breathe underwater and to communicate with sea creatures, amongst
others. Regarding his occupation, he (51) ___ to be leader of Atlantis.

In the early (52) ____ of Aquaman, he was the son of a human father and an
atlantean lady. (53) ___, he became one of the first superheroes to get married.
His enemies were Black Manta, who has always (54) ____ to kill Aquaman´s
family, and Orm Curry who would later (55) ____ know as the Ocean Master.

By 1973, Aquaman had (56) ____ in animated television shows. Afterwards, the
Aquaman movie made him (57) ____ like a star. If Aquaman (58) ___ in more
films, he will definitely become a more popular comic character.

57. A. shine B. shone C. shines D. shining

 AQUAMAN
Over the decades, there has been great (48) ____ from experts in comics in
exploring Aquaman´s origin. He has curly blond hair and (49) ____ wears tight
clothing. Aquaman turned into a hero with superhuman (50) ____ such as the
ability to breathe underwater and to communicate with sea creatures, amongst
others. Regarding his occupation, he (51) ___ to be leader of Atlantis.

In the early (52) ____ of Aquaman, he was the son of a human father and an
atlantean lady. (53) ___, he became one of the first superheroes to get married.
His enemies were Black Manta, who has always (54) ____ to kill Aquaman´s
family, and Orm Curry who would later (55) ____ know as the Ocean Master.

By 1973, Aquaman had (56) ____ in animated television shows. Afterwards, the
Aquaman movie made him (57) ____ like a star. If Aquaman (58) ___ in more
films, he will definitely become a more popular comic character.

58. A. admits B. achieves C. register D. appears

adicional
 Part 1
A. Airport
Ejemplo:

0. With this you can play games or listen to music.

B. Beach

1. You need to wear this in the pool. C. Camera

2. People can get a room here to sleep for one or more nights. D. Hat
3. You can put it on your head in the sun.
E. Hotel
4. You wait for your plane in this place.
F. Map
5. This drawing helps you look for places to visit in a city
G. Swimsuit

H.Tablet
 Part 1
A. Beach

Ejemplo: B. Bed
0. You use this to dry your body at a lake.
C. Camera
6. People take photos with this.
D. Mountain
7. This is a place where you can climb or walk.
E. Square
8. In a hotel, people sleep on this at night.
F. Suitcase
9. You can sit next to the sea here in this place.

10. You carry your scarves, coats or sweaters in this. G. Pool

H.Towel
Part 2

A.on a plane
B.on a bus
C.on a car
Part 2

A.on a train
B.on a motorbike
C.on a truck
Part 2

A.at the beach

B.on the street
C.in the park
Part 2

A.at a playground
B.in a garden
C.at the zoo
Part 2

A.in a book
B.on a crayon
C.on a mat
 Part 3

16.
Anna missed the train.

A.That´s terrible!
B.Never again.
C.How long is it?
 Part 3

17.
We couldn´t swim in the
pool yesterday.

A.How often?
B.That´s exciting!
C.What happened?
 Part 3

18.
Let´s go to the park and
play tennis!

A.Answer!
B.Again?
C.Bye.
 Part 3

19.
I´m afraid I have to buy
a better laptop.

A.Not often.
B.That´s brilliant!
C.What´s wrong?
 Part 3

20.
Have you joined the
theater club yet?

A.A month ago.

B.Yes, I agree.
C.At the moment.
 Part 3

21.
You have to eat breakfast
every morning!

A.You’re right.
B.Let’s have lunch.
C.Fruit is good.
 Part 3

22.
How often do you dance?

A.I need a break.

B. Not everyone practices.
C. Most weekends.
 Part 3

23.
The oven was finally
repaired.

A. It’s still not working.

B. I ordered pizza.
C. The waiter was late.
Part 4
Lynda Carter
 Part 4
Lynda Carter
Lynda Carter, the American star, wasn´t really popular as a
schoolchild because she wasn´t very good-looking. As she was
(24)_______ than most boys, the usually laughed at her. She
was (25)_______ called “Olive”, like Popeye´s thin girlfriend.

At the age of 15, she wanted to become a singer (26)_______

she changed the spelling of her first name from Linda to Lynda
because she always said to (27)_______ it seemed more
interesting. Two years later, she was singing in two different
groups and traveling all (28)_______ the country.

In 1974, Lynda went to Los Angeles and (29)_______ acting on televisión. She
(30)______ continued playing her music at concerts, and recorded her only album,
Portrait. Later, she was (31)_______ to act in “Wonder Woman”. It was a successful
TV program that (32)_______ loved.
 Part 4
Lynda Carter
Lynda Carter, the American star, wasn´t really popular as a
schoolchild because she wasn´t very good-looking. As she was
(24)_______ than most boys, the usually laughed at her. She
was (25)_______ called “Olive”, like Popeye´s thin girlfriend.

At the age of 15, she wanted to become a singer (26)_______

she changed the spelling of her first name from Linda to Lynda
because she always said to (27)_______ it seemed more
interesting. Two years later, she was singing in two different
groups and traveling all (28)_______ the country.

In 1974, Lynda went to Los Angeles and (29)_______ acting on televisión. She
(30)______ continued playing her music at concerts, and recorded her only album,
Portrait. Later, she was (31)_______ to act in “Wonder Woman”. It was a successful
TV program that (32)_______ loved.

24. A. taller B. tall C. tallest

 Part 4
Lynda Carter
Lynda Carter, the American star, wasn´t really popular as a
schoolchild because she wasn´t very good-looking. As she was
(24)_______ than most boys, the usually laughed at her. She
was (25)_______ called “Olive”, like Popeye´s thin girlfriend.

At the age of 15, she wanted to become a singer (26)_______

she changed the spelling of her first name from Linda to Lynda
because she always said to (27)_______ it seemed more
interesting. Two years later, she was singing in two different
groups and traveling all (28)_______ the country.

In 1974, Lynda went to Los Angeles and (29)_______ acting on televisión. She
(30)______ continued playing her music at concerts, and recorded her only album,
Portrait. Later, she was (31)_______ to act in “Wonder Woman”. It was a successful
TV program that (32)_______ loved.

25. A. anyway B. however C. even

 Part 4
Lynda Carter
Lynda Carter, the American star, wasn´t really popular as a
schoolchild because she wasn´t very good-looking. As she was
(24)_______ than most boys, the usually laughed at her. She
was (25)_______ called “Olive”, like Popeye´s thin girlfriend.

At the age of 15, she wanted to become a singer (26)_______

she changed the spelling of her first name from Linda to Lynda
because she always said to (27)_______ it seemed more
interesting. Two years later, she was singing in two different
groups and traveling all (28)_______ the country.

In 1974, Lynda went to Los Angeles and (29)_______ acting on televisión. She
(30)______ continued playing her music at concerts, and recorded her only album,
Portrait. Later, she was (31)_______ to act in “Wonder Woman”. It was a successful
TV program that (32)_______ loved.

26. A. so B. as C. if
 Part 4
Lynda Carter
Lynda Carter, the American star, wasn´t really popular as a
schoolchild because she wasn´t very good-looking. As she was
(24)_______ than most boys, the usually laughed at her. She
was (25)_______ called “Olive”, like Popeye´s thin girlfriend.

At the age of 15, she wanted to become a singer (26)_______

she changed the spelling of her first name from Linda to Lynda
because she always said to (27)_______ it seemed more
interesting. Two years later, she was singing in two different
groups and traveling all (28)_______ the country.

In 1974, Lynda went to Los Angeles and (29)_______ acting on televisión. She
(30)______ continued playing her music at concerts, and recorded her only album,
Portrait. Later, she was (31)_______ to act in “Wonder Woman”. It was a successful
TV program that (32)_______ loved.

27. A. himself B. herself C. yourself

 Part 4
Lynda Carter
Lynda Carter, the American star, wasn´t really popular as a
schoolchild because she wasn´t very good-looking. As she was
(24)_______ than most boys, the usually laughed at her. She
was (25)_______ called “Olive”, like Popeye´s thin girlfriend.

At the age of 15, she wanted to become a singer (26)_______

she changed the spelling of her first name from Linda to Lynda
because she always said to (27)_______ it seemed more
interesting. Two years later, she was singing in two different
groups and traveling all (28)_______ the country.

In 1974, Lynda went to Los Angeles and (29)_______ acting on televisión. She
(30)______ continued playing her music at concerts, and recorded her only album,
Portrait. Later, she was (31)_______ to act in “Wonder Woman”. It was a successful
TV program that (32)_______ loved.

28. A. among B. over C. beside

 Part 4
Lynda Carter
Lynda Carter, the American star, wasn´t really popular as a
schoolchild because she wasn´t very good-looking. As she was
(24)_______ than most boys, the usually laughed at her. She
was (25)_______ called “Olive”, like Popeye´s thin girlfriend.

At the age of 15, she wanted to become a singer (26)_______

she changed the spelling of her first name from Linda to Lynda
because she always said to (27)_______ it seemed more
interesting. Two years later, she was singing in two different
groups and traveling all (28)_______ the country.

In 1974, Lynda went to Los Angeles and (29)_______ acting on televisión. She
(30)______ continued playing her music at concerts, and recorded her only album,
Portrait. Later, she was (31)_______ to act in “Wonder Woman”. It was a successful
TV program that (32)_______ loved.

29. A. beginning B. begin C. began

 Part 4
Lynda Carter
Lynda Carter, the American star, wasn´t really popular as a
schoolchild because she wasn´t very good-looking. As she was
(24)_______ than most boys, the usually laughed at her. She
was (25)_______ called “Olive”, like Popeye´s thin girlfriend.

At the age of 15, she wanted to become a singer (26)_______

she changed the spelling of her first name from Linda to Lynda
because she always said to (27)_______ it seemed more
interesting. Two years later, she was singing in two different
groups and traveling all (28)_______ the country.

In 1974, Lynda went to Los Angeles and (29)_______ acting on televisión. She
(30)______ continued playing her music at concerts, and recorded her only album,
Portrait. Later, she was (31)_______ to act in “Wonder Woman”. It was a successful
TV program that (32)_______ loved.

30. A. also B. just C. once

 Part 4
Lynda Carter
Lynda Carter, the American star, wasn´t really popular as a
schoolchild because she wasn´t very good-looking. As she was
(24)_______ than most boys, the usually laughed at her. She
was (25)_______ called “Olive”, like Popeye´s thin girlfriend.

At the age of 15, she wanted to become a singer (26)_______

she changed the spelling of her first name from Linda to Lynda
because she always said to (27)_______ it seemed more
interesting. Two years later, she was singing in two different
groups and traveling all (28)_______ the country.

In 1974, Lynda went to Los Angeles and (29)_______ acting on televisión. She
(30)______ continued playing her music at concerts, and recorded her only album,
Portrait. Later, she was (31)_______ to act in “Wonder Woman”. It was a successful
TV program that (32)_______ loved.

31. A. invite B. inviting C. invited

 Part 4
Lynda Carter
Lynda Carter, the American star, wasn´t really popular as a
schoolchild because she wasn´t very good-looking. As she was
(24)_______ than most boys, the usually laughed at her. She
was (25)_______ called “Olive”, like Popeye´s thin girlfriend.

At the age of 15, she wanted to become a singer (26)_______

she changed the spelling of her first name from Linda to Lynda
because she always said to (27)_______ it seemed more
interesting. Two years later, she was singing in two different
groups and traveling all (28)_______ the country.

In 1974, Lynda went to Los Angeles and (29)_______ acting on televisión. She
(30)______ continued playing her music at concerts, and recorded her only album,
Portrait. Later, she was (31)_______ to act in “Wonder Woman”. It was a successful
TV program that (32)_______ loved.

32. A. everyone B. something C. everything

Machu Picchu
 Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu means "old mountain" in Quechua, one of Peru's original languages.
Machu Picchu was just simply a regular part of nature until the Incas arrived in the
middle of the 15th century and turned it into a spiritual place for their kings. It was
found again in 1911, and one year later, international visitors began traveling to
Machu Picchu.

This place is about 75 kilometers to the north of Cuzco city. Nowadays, the journey
to Machu Picchu is very attractive for people who travel often, but it was this
mountain in the middle of the jungle which allowed the Incas to build places that
would not be found by people from other countries.

More than one thousand stairs opened the way to a special city made from rocks.
Machu Picchu had many beautiful places with bright colors for the Incas to spend
their time. Inca kings had guest houses where they kept their gold and jewelry.
They also had special cooks and people who cleaned for them. We don't know if
Machu Picchu was used as a temporary home or if it was a place where the Inca
kings lived permanently.
This amazing place combined several activities the Incas preferred, such as improving their communication and
growing food. They even used physics and mathematics to create amazing structures to water their plants. The
Incas were glad because their engineers studied to build a strong, safe and useful city.
 Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu means "old mountain" in Quechua, one of Peru's original languages. Machu Picchu
was just simply a regular part of nature until the Incas arrived in the middle of the 15th
century and turned it into a spiritual place for their kings. It was found again in 1911, and
one year later, international visitors began traveling to Machu Picchu.

This place is about 75 kilometers to the north of Cuzco city. Nowadays, the journey to Machu
Picchu is very attractive for people who travel often, but it was this mountain in the middle of
the jungle which allowed the Incas to build places that would not be found by people from
other countries.

More than one thousand stairs opened the way to a special city made from rocks. Machu
Picchu had many beautiful places with bright colors for the Incas to spend their time. Inca
kings had guest houses where they kept their gold and jewelry. They also had special cooks
and people who cleaned for them. We don't know if Machu Picchu was used as a temporary
home or if it was a place where the Inca kings lived permanently.
This amazing place combined several activities the Incas preferred, such as improving their communication and growing
food. They even used physics and mathematics to create amazing structures to water their plants. The Incas were
glad because their engineers studied to build a strong, safe and useful city.

A. history.
33. Quechua is part of Peru´s B. education.

C. geography.
 Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu means "old mountain" in Quechua, one of Peru's original languages. Machu Picchu
was just simply a regular part of nature until the Incas arrived in the middle of the 15th
century and turned it into a spiritual place for their kings. It was found again in 1911, and
one year later, international visitors began traveling to Machu Picchu.

This place is about 75 kilometers to the north of Cuzco city. Nowadays, the journey to Machu
Picchu is very attractive for people who travel often, but it was this mountain in the middle of
the jungle which allowed the Incas to build places that would not be found by people from
other countries.

More than one thousand stairs opened the way to a special city made from rocks. Machu
Picchu had many beautiful places with bright colors for the Incas to spend their time. Inca
kings had guest houses where they kept their gold and jewelry. They also had special cooks
and people who cleaned for them. We don't know if Machu Picchu was used as a temporary
home or if it was a place where the Inca kings lived permanently.
This amazing place combined several activities the Incas preferred, such as improving their communication and growing
food. They even used physics and mathematics to create amazing structures to water their plants. The Incas were
glad because their engineers studied to build a strong, safe and useful city.

A. full of people.
34. Before the 15th century, Machu Picchu
B. a normal area.
was
C. well known.
 Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu means "old mountain" in Quechua, one of Peru's original languages. Machu Picchu
was just simply a regular part of nature until the Incas arrived in the middle of the 15th
century and turned it into a spiritual place for their kings. It was found again in 1911, and
one year later, international visitors began traveling to Machu Picchu.

This place is about 75 kilometers to the north of Cuzco city. Nowadays, the journey to Machu
Picchu is very attractive for people who travel often, but it was this mountain in the middle
of the jungle which allowed the Incas to build places that would not be found by people from
other countries.

More than one thousand stairs opened the way to a special city made from rocks. Machu
Picchu had many beautiful places with bright colors for the Incas to spend their time. Inca
kings had guest houses where they kept their gold and jewelry. They also had special cooks
and people who cleaned for them. We don't know if Machu Picchu was used as a temporary
home or if it was a place where the Inca kings lived permanently.
This amazing place combined several activities the Incas preferred, such as improving their communication and growing food.
They even used physics and mathematics to create amazing structures to water their plants. The Incas were glad because
their engineers studied to build a strong, safe and useful city.

A. tourists.
35. In 1912, Machu Picchu was visited B. the Incas.
by
C. rulers.
 Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu means "old mountain" in Quechua, one of Peru's original languages. Machu Picchu
was just simply a regular part of nature until the Incas arrived in the middle of the 15th
century and turned it into a spiritual place for their kings. It was found again in 1911, and
one year later, international visitors began traveling to Machu Picchu.

This place is about 75 kilometers to the north of Cuzco city. Nowadays, the journey to Machu
Picchu is very attractive for people who travel often, but it was this mountain in the middle
of the jungle which allowed the Incas to build places that would not be found by people from
other countries.

More than one thousand stairs opened the way to a special city made from rocks. Machu
Picchu had many beautiful places with bright colors for the Incas to spend their time. Inca
kings had guest houses where they kept their gold and jewelry. They also had special cooks
and people who cleaned for them. We don't know if Machu Picchu was used as a temporary
home or if it was a place where the Inca kings lived permanently.
This amazing place combined several activities the Incas preferred, such as improving their communication and growing
food. They even used physics and mathematics to create amazing structures to water their plants. The Incas were
glad because their engineers studied to build a strong, safe and useful city.

A. popular.
36. Nowadays, the journey to Machu B. wild.
Picchu is
C. far.
 Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu means "old mountain" in Quechua, one of Peru's original languages. Machu Picchu
was just simply a regular part of nature until the Incas arrived in the middle of the 15th
century and turned it into a spiritual place for their kings. It was found again in 1911, and
one year later, international visitors began traveling to Machu Picchu.

This place is about 75 kilometers to the north of Cuzco city. Nowadays, the journey to Machu
Picchu is very attractive for people who travel often, but it was this mountain in the middle of
the jungle which allowed the Incas to build places that would not be found by people from
other countries.

More than one thousand stairs opened the way to a special city made from rocks. Machu
Picchu had many beautiful places with bright colors for the Incas to spend their time. Inca
kings had guest houses where they kept their gold and jewelry. They also had special cooks
and people who cleaned for them. We don't know if Machu Picchu was used as a temporary
home or if it was a place where the Inca kings lived permanently.
This amazing place combined several activities the Incas preferred, such as improving their communication and growing
food. They even used physics and mathematics to create amazing structures to water their plants. The Incas were glad
because their engineers studied to build a strong, safe and useful city.

A. empty spaces.
37. The Incas spent time in B. expensive spaces.
Machu Picchu´s
C. attractive spaces.
 Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu means "old mountain" in Quechua, one of Peru's original languages. Machu Picchu
was just simply a regular part of nature until the Incas arrived in the middle of the 15th
century and turned it into a spiritual place for their kings. It was found again in 1911, and
one year later, international visitors began traveling to Machu Picchu.

This place is about 75 kilometers to the north of Cuzco city. Nowadays, the journey to Machu
Picchu is very attractive for people who travel often, but it was this mountain in the middle of
the jungle which allowed the Incas to build places that would not be found by people from
other countries.

More than one thousand stairs opened the way to a special city made from rocks. Machu
Picchu had many beautiful places with bright colors for the Incas to spend their time. Inca
kings had guest houses where they kept their gold and jewelry. They also had special cooks
and people who cleaned for them. We don't know if Machu Picchu was used as a temporary
home or if it was a place where the Inca kings lived permanently.
This amazing place combined several activities the Incas preferred, such as improving their communication and growing
food. They even used physics and mathematics to create amazing structures to water their plants. The Incas were
glad because their engineers studied to build a strong, safe and useful city.

A. famous.
38. Inca kings were B. tidy.

C. rich.
 Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu means "old mountain" in Quechua, one of Peru's original languages. Machu Picchu
was just simply a regular part of nature until the Incas arrived in the middle of the 15th
century and turned it into a spiritual place for their kings. It was found again in 1911, and
one year later, international visitors began traveling to Machu Picchu.

This place is about 75 kilometers to the north of Cuzco city. Nowadays, the journey to Machu
Picchu is very attractive for people who travel often, but it was this mountain in the middle
of the jungle which allowed the Incas to build places that would not be found by people from
other countries.

More than one thousand stairs opened the way to a special city made from rocks. Machu
Picchu had many beautiful places with bright colors for the Incas to spend their time. Inca
kings had guest houses where they kept their gold and jewelry. They also had special cooks
and people who cleaned for them. We don't know if Machu Picchu was used as a temporary
home or if it was a place where the Inca kings lived permanently.

This amazing place combined several activities the Incas preferred, such as improving their communication and growing
food. They even used physics and mathematics to create amazing structures to water their plants. The Incas were
glad because their engineers studied to build a strong, safe and useful city.

A. baking cakes.
39. Some Incas were good at B. designing buildings.

C. writing literature.
 Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu means "old mountain" in Quechua, one of Peru's original languages. Machu Picchu
was just simply a regular part of nature until the Incas arrived in the middle of the 15th
century and turned it into a spiritual place for their kings. It was found again in 1911, and
one year later, international visitors began traveling to Machu Picchu.

This place is about 75 kilometers to the north of Cuzco city. Nowadays, the journey to Machu
Picchu is very attractive for people who travel often, but it was this mountain in the middle of
the jungle which allowed the Incas to build places that would not be found by people from
other countries.

More than one thousand stairs opened the way to a special city made from rocks. Machu
Picchu had many beautiful places with bright colors for the Incas to spend their time. Inca
kings had guest houses where they kept their gold and jewelry. They also had special cooks
and people who cleaned for them. We don't know if Machu Picchu was used as a temporary
home or if it was a place where the Inca kings lived permanently.

This amazing place combined several activities the Incas preferred, such as improving their communication and growing
food. They even used physics and mathematics to create amazing structures to water their plants. The Incas were glad
because their engineers studied to build a strong, safe and useful city.

A. pleased.

40. Machu Picchu made Incas feel B. clever.

C. excited.
A Mom´s Wish for her Child
 A Mom´s Wish for her Child
When my daughter was born, I started imagining all the events she would
have to live. While some moms dream of their child´s first day of preschool
or college, the most anticipated event for me has been the first time she´d
go off to overnight camp.

Overnight camp was the best thing happened to me and for 12 amazing
summers, I spent weeks away from my parents at a campsite. For the past
10 years, I´ve also had my dream job working with summer camps. Now it
has come time for my daughter to have this unique opportunity. I know her
time at camp Will be different from mine and I want her to create her own
experience, however, I do offer her these words for her time at camp and
for the rest of her life:
“My dear, I wish you get excited when you arrive at camp on the first day. It´s OK to feel a bit nervous,
but this will make you realize that you can get through hard days in life, too. You´ll also learn some things
about yourself and feel confident in your ability to make your own decisions. For this, it´s important to try
new things and be open to meeting new people; you´re going to find new role models, and you´ll learn that
there may be others who can be there for you besides me. I also hope you discover a love for nature and
have it stay with you forever.

Sometimes you´ll miss home, yet you´ll also cry on the last day because you won´t want to leave, and that´s
OK, I´ll be here waiting for you with open arms.”
41. What´s the writer doing in this text?

A. describing the qualities of a good campsite

B. advising her daughter on how to enjoy camp and life

C. promoting the job she has done for twelve years at summer campsites

D. training her daughter to experience camp the way she has done before

42. What can the reader find out about the writer´s job?

A. She used to work at camps for 12 summers but not anymore.

B. She had always wanted to work at camps and now she does.

C. She expects her daughter to go and work with her at camps.

D. She´s looking forward to having her parents visit her at work.

43. How does the writer want her daughter to feel about herself?

A. ashamed of the hard days she has lived.

B. frightened of the things she discovers in nature.

C. certain about her abilities to do things well.

D. fond of all the new people she will meet in her trip.

44. In paragraph 4, the sentence I´ll be here waiting for you with open arms means

A. the mom will welcome her daughter with love and happiness.

B. the daughter needs to hug her mom when she gets home.

C. the mom will cry at home while waiting for her daughter.

D. the daughter will knock on the door as soon as she arrives.

45. What reply message would the mother like to receive from her daughter?

A. Dear mom,
I really miss my home and family.
Could you please come and pick me up?
Love you!

B. Dear mom,
Camp is OK, but don´t like the other kids or the new food.
I hope these weeks go by really fast.
Love you!

C. Dear mom,
I´m really happy here at camp.
I have two new friends and I´ve learned many new things about nature.
Love you!

D. Dear mom,
Next summer, I would really like to go to a different place away from nature.
Maybe we can visit a new city.
Love you!
Jane King
 Jane King
My name's Jane King, professional designer. For about seven years, various novelists have
(46)_______ me to work as their publisher. We (47)______ sign contracts where my
duties are revising grammar and illustrations. This has allowed me to mix my interests
(48)_____the two things I love, language and art. (49)______ I developed the letter-
shape photographs. This (50)_____ consists of organizing patterns of letters that look like
a particular character or object. It requires me to be absolutely patient, but the result is
(51)______ it.
My (52)____ aim was always to share my work in independent art exhibitions abroad.
That's why (53)_____ I could, I presented my designs to experts. At (54)______, it was
difficult, but finally they got interested and decided to support me. Considering that I'm
inspired by the things that (55)______ me, I moved to the countryside because of the
landscapes. Anything natural easily finds its way (56)______ paper.

46. A. Hired B. assisted C. Managed D.promoted

 Jane King
My name's Jane King, professional designer. For about seven years, various novelists have
(46)_______ me to work as their publisher. We (47)______ sign contracts where my
duties are revising grammar and illustrations. This has allowed me to mix my interests
(48)_____the two things I love, language and art. (49)______ I developed the letter-
shape photographs. This (50)_____ consists of organizing patterns of letters that look like
a particular character or object. It requires me to be absolutely patient, but the result is
(51)______ it.
My (52)____ aim was always to share my work in independent art exhibitions abroad.
That's why (53)_____ I could, I presented my designs to experts. At (54)______, it was
difficult, but finally they got interested and decided to support me. Considering that I'm
inspired by the things that (55)______ me, I moved to the countryside because of the
landscapes. Anything natural easily finds its way (56)______ paper.

47. A. approximately B. shortly C. suddenly D. frequently

 Jane King
My name's Jane King, professional designer. For about seven years, various novelists have
(46)_______ me to work as their publisher. We (47)______ sign contracts where my
duties are revising grammar and illustrations. This has allowed me to mix my interests
(48)_____the two things I love, language and art. (49)______ I developed the letter-
shape photographs. This (50)_____ consists of organizing patterns of letters that look like
a particular character or object. It requires me to be absolutely patient, but the result is
(51)______ it.
My (52)____ aim was always to share my work in independent art exhibitions abroad.
That's why (53)_____ I could, I presented my designs to experts. At (54)______, it was
difficult, but finally they got interested and decided to support me. Considering that I'm
inspired by the things that (55)______ me, I moved to the countryside because of the
landscapes. Anything natural easily finds its way (56)______ paper.

48. A. without B. regarding C. against D. despite

 Jane King
My name's Jane King, professional designer. For about seven years, various novelists have
(46)_______ me to work as their publisher. We (47)______ sign contracts where my
duties are revising grammar and illustrations. This has allowed me to mix my interests
(48)_____the two things I love, language and art. (49)______ I developed the letter-
shape photographs. This (50)_____ consists of organizing patterns of letters that look like
a particular character or object. It requires me to be absolutely patient, but the result is
(51)______ it.
My (52)____ aim was always to share my work in independent art exhibitions abroad.
That's why (53)_____ I could, I presented my designs to experts. At (54)______, it was
difficult, but finally they got interested and decided to support me. Considering that I'm
inspired by the things that (55)______ me, I moved to the countryside because of the
landscapes. Anything natural easily finds its way (56)______ paper.

49. A. Therefore B. Definitely C. Otherwise D. Perhaps

 Jane King
My name's Jane King, professional designer. For about seven years, various novelists have
(46)_______ me to work as their publisher. We (47)______ sign contracts where my
duties are revising grammar and illustrations. This has allowed me to mix my interests
(48)_____the two things I love, language and art. (49)______ I developed the letter-
shape photographs. This (50)_____ consists of organizing patterns of letters that look like
a particular character or object. It requires me to be absolutely patient, but the result is
(51)______ it.
My (52)____ aim was always to share my work in independent art exhibitions abroad.
That's why (53)_____ I could, I presented my designs to experts. At (54)______, it was
difficult, but finally they got interested and decided to support me. Considering that I'm
inspired by the things that (55)______ me, I moved to the countryside because of the
landscapes. Anything natural easily finds its way (56)______ paper.

50. A. kind B. network C. technique D. performance

 Jane King
My name's Jane King, professional designer. For about seven years, various novelists have
(46)_______ me to work as their publisher. We (47)______ sign contracts where my
duties are revising grammar and illustrations. This has allowed me to mix my interests
(48)_____the two things I love, language and art. (49)______ I developed the letter-
shape photographs. This (50)_____ consists of organizing patterns of letters that look like
a particular character or object. It requires me to be absolutely patient, but the result is
(51)______ it.
My (52)____ aim was always to share my work in independent art exhibitions abroad.
That's why (53)_____ I could, I presented my designs to experts. At (54)______, it was
difficult, but finally they got interested and decided to support me. Considering that I'm
inspired by the things that (55)______ me, I moved to the countryside because of the
landscapes. Anything natural easily finds its way (56)______ paper.

51. A. valuable B. worth C. accurate D. convenient

 Jane King
My name's Jane King, professional designer. For about seven years, various novelists have
(46)_______ me to work as their publisher. We (47)______ sign contracts where my
duties are revising grammar and illustrations. This has allowed me to mix my interests
(48)_____the two things I love, language and art. (49)______ I developed the letter-
shape photographs. This (50)_____ consists of organizing patterns of letters that look like
a particular character or object. It requires me to be absolutely patient, but the result is
(51)______ it.
My (52)____ aim was always to share my work in independent art exhibitions abroad.
That's why (53)_____ I could, I presented my designs to experts. At (54)______, it was
difficult, but finally they got interested and decided to support me. Considering that I'm
inspired by the things that (55)______ me, I moved to the countryside because of the
landscapes. Anything natural easily finds its way (56)______ paper.

52. A. accurate B. medium C. certain D. main

 Jane King
My name's Jane King, professional designer. For about seven years, various novelists have
(46)_______ me to work as their publisher. We (47)______ sign contracts where my
duties are revising grammar and illustrations. This has allowed me to mix my interests
(48)_____the two things I love, language and art. (49)______ I developed the letter-
shape photographs. This (50)_____ consists of organizing patterns of letters that look like
a particular character or object. It requires me to be absolutely patient, but the result is
(51)______ it.
My (52)____ aim was always to share my work in independent art exhibitions abroad.
That's why (53)_____ I could, I presented my designs to experts. At (54)______, it was
difficult, but finally they got interested and decided to support me. Considering that I'm
inspired by the things that (55)______ me, I moved to the countryside because of the
landscapes. Anything natural easily finds its way (56)______ paper.

53. A. whether B. whenever C. though D. convenient

 Jane King
My name's Jane King, professional designer. For about seven years, various novelists have
(46)_______ me to work as their publisher. We (47)______ sign contracts where my
duties are revising grammar and illustrations. This has allowed me to mix my interests
(48)_____the two things I love, language and art. (49)______ I developed the letter-
shape photographs. This (50)_____ consists of organizing patterns of letters that look like
a particular character or object. It requires me to be absolutely patient, but the result is
(51)______ it.
My (52)____ aim was always to share my work in independent art exhibitions abroad.
That's why (53)_____ I could, I presented my designs to experts. At (54)______, it was
difficult, but finally they got interested and decided to support me. Considering that I'm
inspired by the things that (55)______ me, I moved to the countryside because of the
landscapes. Anything natural easily finds its way (56)______ paper.

54. A. first B. once C. present D. all

 Jane King
My name's Jane King, professional designer. For about seven years, various novelists have
(46)_______ me to work as their publisher. We (47)______ sign contracts where my
duties are revising grammar and illustrations. This has allowed me to mix my interests
(48)_____the two things I love, language and art. (49)______ I developed the letter-
shape photographs. This (50)_____ consists of organizing patterns of letters that look like
a particular character or object. It requires me to be absolutely patient, but the result is
(51)______ it.
My (52)____ aim was always to share my work in independent art exhibitions abroad.
That's why (53)_____ I could, I presented my designs to experts. At (54)______, it was
difficult, but finally they got interested and decided to support me. Considering that I'm
inspired by the things that (55)______ me, I moved to the countryside because of the
landscapes. Anything natural easily finds its way (56)______ paper.

55. A. approach B. involve C. surround D. contain

 Jane King
My name's Jane King, professional designer. For about seven years, various novelists have
(46)_______ me to work as their publisher. We (47)______ sign contracts where my
duties are revising grammar and illustrations. This has allowed me to mix my interests
(48)_____the two things I love, language and art. (49)______ I developed the letter-
shape photographs. This (50)_____ consists of organizing patterns of letters that look like
a particular character or object. It requires me to be absolutely patient, but the result is
(51)______ it.
My (52)____ aim was always to share my work in independent art exhibitions abroad.
That's why (53)_____ I could, I presented my designs to experts. At (54)______, it was
difficult, but finally they got interested and decided to support me. Considering that I'm
inspired by the things that (55)______ me, I moved to the countryside because of the
landscapes. Anything natural easily finds its way (56)______ paper.

56. A. upon B. within C. beyond D. onto