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ESCUELAS OFICIALES DE IDIOMAS DEL PRINCIPADO DE ASTURIAS

PRUEBA ESPECÍFICA DE CERTIFICACIÓN DE

NIVEL BÁSICO

DE INGLÉS

SEPTIEMBRE 2014

COMPRENSIÓN DE

LECTURA

MODELO DE

CORRECCIÓN

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HOJA DE RESPUESTAS

EJERCICIO 1: THE ‘OTHER’ CITIES OF ENGLAND

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EJERCICIO 2: HOLIDAY ADS

TASK 1

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B

C

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TASK 2

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THE ‘OTHER’ CITIES OF ENGLAND

Adapted from the book ‘England’ by John Escott

Read the following text and choose the correct answer for each question (A, B or C) according to the text. Only one option is possible.

DON’T FORGET TO TRANSFER ALL YOUR ANSWERS TO THE ANSWER SHEET.

Twenty-five million people visit England every year. Nearly all of them go to London first, and

some never leave.(1) London is a wonderful place, but there are many more places to see. Many of these can tell you more about England and the English. (10)

Newcastle-upon-Tyne is on the north-east coast. The Quayside, the modern part of the city, has many cafés, bars, and restaurants. (2) There are seven bridges across the city. When big boats

go up the river, the new Millennium bridge opens and closes like an eye. (3) In 1998, the Angel of the North was constructed 7 kilometres away from Newcastle. It is 20 metres high and visitors often go to the north to see it.

To the south, York has some wonderful old buildings, castles and museums. The city has a beautiful Gothic monument ‘York Minster’, its amazing cathedral. There are great guided walks in

York. You can take a walk through Roman York or along the old city walls. (4)

Oxford and Cambridge are England’s most famous university cities. They both have rivers and a good, economic way for tourists to see the cities in the warmer months, is from a boat called a “punt”. (5) Oxford is near the centre of England. Its beautiful Bridge of Sighs is like the bridge with the same name in Venice. (6) You can visit many of the thirty-nine colleges or

enjoy its social life in the many pubs and cafés. Cambridge is in the east, north of London. Cambridge University has thirty-one colleges, all in the centre of the city. King’s College is one of

the city’s most beautiful buildings and the singers from King’s College are famous all over the world. (7) Every year on Christmas Eve they give a concert, which millions of people watch on

television.

Bath is in the south-west. Naturally warm water comes out of the ground here so the Romans built a city with baths. (8) In the nineteenth century thousands of people travelled to Bath for

health or leisure reasons. Today you can only visit the Roman baths. Jane Austen, the writer of

Pride and Prejudice, lived in Bath between 1801 and 1806.

Bristol is on the River Avon. In the old days boats from around the world went up and down the

river, but now the marina is full of shops. The city is famous for its music industry, as well as its food festival in July. England’s oldest theatre is in Bristol. It was built in 1766. (9)

1

London is …

A

visited by 25 million people a year

B

where most tourists spend their holiday time

C

a city where you can really learn about England and the English people

2

The Quayside is …

A

a shopping area

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3

In the city of Newcastle you can see …

A

six different bridges

B

a bridge which moves

C

The Angel of the North

4

York …

A

can be visited on foot

B

is famous for its Roman cathedral

C

is famous for its modern architecture

5

A “punt”…

A

is a way to view the cities for free

B

is a common means of transport all year

C

is a tourist attraction in Oxford and Cambridge

6

Oxford …

A

is a quiet city

B

has thirty-nine bridges

C

has something in common with Venice

7

King’s College …

A

is situated outside the city

B

gives a Christmas concert on the 25th December

C

has a reputation for its attractive building and talented musicians

8

Bath …

A

is a spa town

B

has old baths that people can use

C

was where Jane Austen lived all her life

9

Bristol …

A

has a busy international port

B

has one of England’s oldest buildings

C

is famous for its summer music festival

10

This text …

A

is about cities next to important rivers

B

is about the 6 biggest cities in England

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HOLIDAY ADS

Adapted from adverts in the British press

Read the following 12 adverts. You have to do TWO tasks.

TASK 1: Match adverts A - F with the corresponding option 1 - 5. There is only one possible answer and there is ONE EXTRA advert you do not need to use.

DON’T FORGET TO TRANSFER ALL YOUR ANSWERS TO THE ANSWER SHEET.

Which advert above is a …?

1.

cheap holiday

2.

family holiday

3.

gastronomic holiday

4.

luxurious holiday

5.

sports holiday A. Learn to swim 2-5 day swimming holidays. Private pool, small groups or one to one. Success

guaranteed.

B. Wine trails

The best wine and gourmet holidays worldwide. Comfortable country hotels and wine estates.

C. Key camp

Europe’s finest campsites with children’s clubs, mobile homes and 4 bedroom supertents.

D. Menorca

Villas with private pools, top quality apartments and historic hotels in the best resorts on the island.

E. Costa cruises

The best choice. Seven ships and 309 cruises to over 100 unforgettable destinations.

F. Euro break

Over 60 short break destinations and ideas. Last-minute, money-saving offers, including free nights in selected hotels and

complimentary guidebooks.

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TASK 2: Match adverts G - L with the corresponding option 6 - 10. There is only one possible answer and there is ONE EXTRA advert you do not need to use.

DON’T FORGET TO TRANSFER ALL YOUR ANSWERS TO THE ANSWER SHEET.

Which holiday above is for people who want to …?

6.

be active

7.

be near the sea

8.

celebrate Christmas

9.

practise a hobby

10.

visit different countries

G. Outdoor adventures in Africa or Asia

32 years experience in safaris, treks and expeditions!

H. Picos de Europa

Fantastic mountains and beautiful

beaches. All year family hotels. See the real green Spain. I. Camp Beaumont Children and teenagers. Day and residential UK holidays. 17 years experience. J. Fishing trips

A unique way to see rural France and its rivers. Quality accommodation and meals to remember.

K. Europe by rail

High speed trains, rail passes, UK booking service.

L. Canadian New Year and Ski Gala

9 days and 7 nights in December. 399-475 euros. 4 star hotel and New Year Gala dinner.

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