Prueba de nivel INGLÉS

1: Hello. Is this ___________ jaket?

2: What colour is that horse?

What number goes in the gap? Seventeen, eighteen, _______________, twenty.

My friend _____________ blue eyes and brown hair.

There are two children in the bedroom. _____________

We live in a flat. We haven´t got _________ balconies.

They are not my clothes. They are _____________

There are three plates _____________ the shelf

My brother´s birthday is on the _________ November

I go to school six days a week but today I ______ at home.

Today we are going to the beach. Yesterday we ________ in Rome.

This street goes _________ the center of the city to the castle.

Last weekend our cousins _________ to our house for a week.

We like basketball and we __________ play it in the park.

I am twelve and my sister is fifteen. She´s ___________ than me.

We _________ tennis at the club next weekend.

I _________________ a card for my mother´s birthday. Do you think she will be angry?

He has been at the top of the music charts____________ the last six months.

Do you think they _______ by car or by bicycle?

They took part in the procession because ____________.

If we go into town early in the morning, the shops _________ full of people.

Our school has a strict rule that you _________ unsuitable clothes for class.

While we were waiting in the cafeteria, our cousins ______________ a lot of money on presents.

Tomorrow ____________ my dentist for my anual check-up.

If you could go to university, what __________?

When my brother and I were small, we _________ that we were the King and the Queen.

Our parish youth club ________ by a group of volunteers.

What do you think _________ for our anniversary party?

The president told us that if we worked more overtime, our salaries _____________.

James thinks he saw a ghost last night. He ___________ about it ever since he got up this morning.

By the time we ___________ all the rubbish into boxes, it was after midnight.

If they hadn´t bought that expensive new car, they ____________ a holiday.

When it kept breaking down, Richard wish he __________ such a cheap mobile pone.

This design _____________ to be board for approval by the end of last year, but it still hasn´t been received.

We were delighted to hear that chemical emissions from the local factory _________.

She´s obsessed with looking like a fashion model. She ___________ at least 14 kilos this year.

If you _______ to hear the news at lunchtime, can you let me know the results of the match?

___________ global warming continues, the sea level will rise.

The teacher asked us to bounce ideas _________ each other.

Matt accused _________ in the exam.

____________ Jack pretended to understand everything.

Choose the correct version:

Choose the correct version:

Choose the correct version:

Choose the correct version:

Essays are __________ pieces of writing.

Formal letters accept direct questions to the addressee.

You must end your formal letter with _______ if the beginning is Dear Sir / Madam.

An article must have a title.

A report is written just to give information about something.

Contractions _________  allowed in essays.

In reviews I _________ paragraphs.

In emails to friends I _______ use exclamation marks

I ___________ use questions to interest readers in articles

I use _________ in reports

Read the text and choose the best answer.

The son of a well-known British film director Jhon Boorman, Charley Boorman became famous by making two popular television series with the film star Ewan McGregor. In these series Boorman and McGregor rode huge distanes on motorbikes.
Boorman was looking for a new challenge when his friend TV director Russ Mulkin suggested going from Ireland to Australia using any means of transport. To be precise, the idea was to take any means of transport except planes, unless this was absolutely necessary. Boorman loved the idea and immediately began to plan the journey with Russ and a cameraman called Mungo. Together they made a trip into a TV series called By any means.
They began in Ireland because this was where Charley had grown up and started riding motorbikes at the age of just 15. The team began and ended the trip on motorbikes because these are Boorman´s favourite type of transport. But they alo went by express train,ferry,taxi,coach,bus,car,tractor,van,lorry,hot-air balloon, and helicopter. Sometimes there were delays and they missed a connection. On two occasions Boorman ended up catching a plane because there was no alternative. But he preferred more exotic types of transport like an elephant in India and a camel in Australia. It was good that they didn´t have to carry much luggage.
At times Charley got very tired, specially in long –distance trains. He found it difficult to sleep on night trains, and sleep in general was a problem. The three travellers usually stayed in hotels and hostels, but sleeping in a different bed each night was exhausting. Once whe they slept in a tent it was nearly a disaster. They´d spent the whole day on their bikes when it started raining. They were in the middle of the jungle in Cambodia during the monsoon. It rained all night and Charley slept with his camera in his hand. He was expecting something terrible to happen at any moment and wanted to make sure that he could at least film it.

Water gave Boorman one of his best moments in the trip, but also some of the worst. The best were when they were travelling on a “Rocket Boat” in Cambodia. The boat really go like a rocket and Chraley loved the thrilled and excitement of the trip. But on other occasions when they were sailng, he thought he was going to die. On one trip from Bali o Borneo, the ship was very old and the water started to pour in. Luckily another boat was going past and rescued them. It was fortunate too that they were just beginning their trip and weren´t in the middle of the ocean! And while they were sailing from Timor to Australia a storm hit them. The waves were over 4 meters high and they were only travelling in a small boat. Again, luck was with them, and after 36 hours of sailing in terrible conditions they arrived safely. For Charlie this was the hardest part of the trip.
By the time Boorman arrived in Sydney, Australia, he´d spent 102 days travelling used 112 different types of transport, travelled across three continents and 25 countries, and had covered more tan 32,000kilometers.

______________

Charlie Booman is

Read the text and choose the best answer.

The son of a well-known British film director Jhon Boorman, Charley Boorman became famous by making two popular television series with the film star Ewan McGregor. In these series Boorman and McGregor rode huge distanes on motorbikes.

Boorman was looking for a new challenge when his friend TV director Russ Mulkin suggested going from Ireland to Australia using any means of transport. To be precise,  the idea was to take any means of transport except planes, unless this was absolutely necessary. Boorman loved the idea and immediately began to plan the journey with Russ and a cameraman called Mungo. Together they made a trip into a TV series called By any means.

They began in Ireland because this was where Charley had grown up and started riding motorbikes at the age of just 15. The team began and ended the trip on motorbikes because  these are Boorman´s favourite type of transport. But they alo went by express train,ferry,taxi,coach,bus,car,tractor,van,lorry,hot-air balloon, and helicopter. Sometimes there were delays and they missed a connection. On two occasions Boorman ended up catching a plane because there was no alternative. But he preferred more exotic types of transport like an elephant in India and a camel in  Australia. It was good that they didn´t have to carry much luggage.

At times Charley got very tired, specially in long –distance trains. He found it difficult to sleep on night trains, and sleep in general was a problem. The three travellers usually stayed in hotels and hostels, but sleeping in a different bed each night was exhausting. Once whe they slept in a tent it was nearly a disaster. They´d spent the whole day on their bikes when it started raining. They were in the middle of the jungle in Cambodia during the monsoon. It rained all night and Charley slept with his camera in his hand. He was expecting something terrible to happen at any moment and wanted to make sure that he could at least film it.

Water gave Boorman one of his best moments in the trip, but also some of the worst. The best were when they were travelling on a “Rocket Boat” in Cambodia. The boat really go like a rocket and Chraley  loved the thrilled and excitement of the trip. But on other occasions when they were sailng, he thought he was going to die. On one trip from Bali o Borneo, the ship was very old and the water started to pour in. Luckily another boat was going past and rescued them. It was fortunate too that they were just beginning their trip and weren´t in the middle of the ocean! And while they were sailing from Timor to Australia a storm hit them. The waves were over 4 meters high and they were only travelling in a small boat. Again, luck was with them, and after 36 hours of sailing in terrible conditions they arrived safely. For Charlie this was the hardest part of the trip.

By the time Boorman arrived in Sydney, Australia, he´d spent 102 days travelling used 112 different types of transport, travelled across three continents and 25 countries, and had covered more tan 32,000kilometers.

_________

Charlie, Russ  and Mungo…

Read the text and choose the best answer.

The son of a well-known British film director Jhon Boorman, Charley Boorman became famous by making two popular television series with the film star Ewan McGregor. In these series Boorman and McGregor rode huge distanes on motorbikes.

Boorman was looking for a new challenge when his friend TV director Russ Mulkin suggested going from Ireland to Australia using any means of transport. To be precise,  the idea was to take any means of transport except planes, unless this was absolutely necessary. Boorman loved the idea and immediately began to plan the journey with Russ and a cameraman called Mungo. Together they made a trip into a TV series called By any means.

They began in Ireland because this was where Charley had grown up and started riding motorbikes at the age of just 15. The team began and ended the trip on motorbikes because  these are Boorman´s favourite type of transport. But they alo went by express train,ferry,taxi,coach,bus,car,tractor,van,lorry,hot-air balloon, and helicopter. Sometimes there were delays and they missed a connection. On two occasions Boorman ended up catching a plane because there was no alternative. But he preferred more exotic types of transport like an elephant in India and a camel in  Australia. It was good that they didn´t have to carry much luggage.

At times Charley got very tired, specially in long –distance trains. He found it difficult to sleep on night trains, and sleep in general was a problem. The three travellers usually stayed in hotels and hostels, but sleeping in a different bed each night was exhausting. Once whe they slept in a tent it was nearly a disaster. They´d spent the whole day on their bikes when it started raining. They were in the middle of the jungle in Cambodia during the monsoon. It rained all night and Charley slept with his camera in his hand. He was expecting something terrible to happen at any moment and wanted to make sure that he could at least film it.

Water gave Boorman one of his best moments in the trip, but also some of the worst. The best were when they were travelling on a “Rocket Boat” in Cambodia. The boat really go like a rocket and Chraley  loved the thrilled and excitement of the trip. But on other occasions when they were sailng, he thought he was going to die. On one trip from Bali o Borneo, the ship was very old and the water started to pour in. Luckily another boat was going past and rescued them. It was fortunate too that they were just beginning their trip and weren´t in the middle of the ocean! And while they were sailing from Timor to Australia a storm hit them. The waves were over 4 meters high and they were only travelling in a small boat. Again, luck was with them, and after 36 hours of sailing in terrible conditions they arrived safely. For Charlie this was the hardest part of the trip.

By the time Boorman arrived in Sydney, Australia, he´d spent 102 days travelling used 112 different types of transport, travelled across three continents and 25 countries, and had covered more tan 32,000kilometers.

_________

It was difficult to sleep because they…

Read the text and choose the best answer.

The son of a well-known British film director Jhon Boorman, Charley Boorman became famous by making two popular television series with the film star Ewan McGregor. In these series Boorman and McGregor rode huge distanes on motorbikes.

Boorman was looking for a new challenge when his friend TV director Russ Mulkin suggested going from Ireland to Australia using any means of transport. To be precise,  the idea was to take any means of transport except planes, unless this was absolutely necessary. Boorman loved the idea and immediately began to plan the journey with Russ and a cameraman called Mungo. Together they made a trip into a TV series called By any means.

They began in Ireland because this was where Charley had grown up and started riding motorbikes at the age of just 15. The team began and ended the trip on motorbikes because  these are Boorman´s favourite type of transport. But they alo went by express train,ferry,taxi,coach,bus,car,tractor,van,lorry,hot-air balloon, and helicopter. Sometimes there were delays and they missed a connection. On two occasions Boorman ended up catching a plane because there was no alternative. But he preferred more exotic types of transport like an elephant in India and a camel in  Australia. It was good that they didn´t have to carry much luggage.

At times Charley got very tired, specially in long –distance trains. He found it difficult to sleep on night trains, and sleep in general was a problem. The three travellers usually stayed in hotels and hostels, but sleeping in a different bed each night was exhausting. Once whe they slept in a tent it was nearly a disaster. They´d spent the whole day on their bikes when it started raining. They were in the middle of the jungle in Cambodia during the monsoon. It rained all night and Charley slept with his camera in his hand. He was expecting something terrible to happen at any moment and wanted to make sure that he could at least film it.

Water gave Boorman one of his best moments in the trip, but also some of the worst. The best were when they were travelling on a “Rocket Boat” in Cambodia. The boat really go like a rocket and Chraley  loved the thrilled and excitement of the trip. But on other occasions when they were sailng, he thought he was going to die. On one trip from Bali o Borneo, the ship was very old and the water started to pour in. Luckily another boat was going past and rescued them. It was fortunate too that they were just beginning their trip and weren´t in the middle of the ocean! And while they were sailing from Timor to Australia a storm hit them. The waves were over 4 meters high and they were only travelling in a small boat. Again, luck was with them, and after 36 hours of sailing in terrible conditions they arrived safely. For Charlie this was the hardest part of the trip.

By the time Boorman arrived in Sydney, Australia, he´d spent 102 days travelling used 112 different types of transport, travelled across three continents and 25 countries, and had covered more tan 32,000kilometers.

____________

Charley didn´t sleep well in the tent in Cambodia because he…

Read the text and choose the best answer.

The son of a well-known British film director Jhon Boorman, Charley Boorman became famous by making two popular television series with the film star Ewan McGregor. In these series Boorman and McGregor rode huge distanes on motorbikes.

Boorman was looking for a new challenge when his friend TV director Russ Mulkin suggested going from Ireland to Australia using any means of transport. To be precise,  the idea was to take any means of transport except planes, unless this was absolutely necessary. Boorman loved the idea and immediately began to plan the journey with Russ and a cameraman called Mungo. Together they made a trip into a TV series called By any means.

They began in Ireland because this was where Charley had grown up and started riding motorbikes at the age of just 15. The team began and ended the trip on motorbikes because  these are Boorman´s favourite type of transport. But they alo went by express train,ferry,taxi,coach,bus,car,tractor,van,lorry,hot-air balloon, and helicopter. Sometimes there were delays and they missed a connection. On two occasions Boorman ended up catching a plane because there was no alternative. But he preferred more exotic types of transport like an elephant in India and a camel in  Australia. It was good that they didn´t have to carry much luggage.

At times Charley got very tired, specially in long –distance trains. He found it difficult to sleep on night trains, and sleep in general was a problem. The three travellers usually stayed in hotels and hostels, but sleeping in a different bed each night was exhausting. Once whe they slept in a tent it was nearly a disaster. They´d spent the whole day on their bikes when it started raining. They were in the middle of the jungle in Cambodia during the monsoon. It rained all night and Charley slept with his camera in his hand. He was expecting something terrible to happen at any moment and wanted to make sure that he could at least film it.

Water gave Boorman one of his best moments in the trip, but also some of the worst. The best were when they were travelling on a “Rocket Boat” in Cambodia. The boat really go like a rocket and Chraley  loved the thrilled and excitement of the trip. But on other occasions when they were sailng, he thought he was going to die. On one trip from Bali o Borneo, the ship was very old and the water started to pour in. Luckily another boat was going past and rescued them. It was fortunate too that they were just beginning their trip and weren´t in the middle of the ocean! And while they were sailing from Timor to Australia a storm hit them. The waves were over 4 meters high and they were only travelling in a small boat. Again, luck was with them, and after 36 hours of sailing in terrible conditions they arrived safely. For Charlie this was the hardest part of the trip.

By the time Boorman arrived in Sydney, Australia, he´d spent 102 days travelling used 112 different types of transport, travelled across three continents and 25 countries, and had covered more tan 32,000kilometers.

__________

Charley had some bad experiences at sea because…