Spanish language and literature
Written expression
Using texts
There were 3 questions
- Objective
- To develop the student's ability to communicate using paragraphs
- Overall Result
- Average score for this part of the test: 67% correct answers
- Easiest question: 80% correct answers
- Most difficult question: 52% correct answers
Easiest question
- Objective
- Placing sentences in the proper order
Read the following sentences carefully and put them in order so that they
make up a meaningful text.
a. My name is Carnavalito
b. Instead of replying, Carnavalito took out his harmonica
c. "What is your name?", he ventured to ask
d. And the boy replied
e. "Where did you appear from, Carnavalito?"
a - b - d - e - c 1
b - a - d - c - e 2
c - d - a - e - b 3*
c - d - e - b - a 4
Most difficult question
- Objective
- To continue an unfinished text
Which of the sentences below would you use to continue the following text?
Huge raindrops exploded in the dust. The mother and child reached the
shelter of a rock.
He pricked up his ears and sniffed the air 1
Father and son rested for a few moments on the rock 2
Hard and white, like marble 3
Lightning fell around them like burning whiplashes 4*
Average difficulty question
- Objective
- Average difficulty question
A written text may be narrative, a poem, a dialogue, etc.
How is the dialogue between characters represented in a written text?
Each character introduces him/herself 1
It is not represented in any special way 2
By putting inverted commas whenever one of
the characters starts to speak 3
By a dash in front of the words spoken by
the characters, or else indirectly by the
words of the narrator 4*
Correct answers
Ordered: easiest, most difficult, average difficulty question.

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