Spanish language and literature
Written comprehension
Comprehension of verbal and non-verbal texts
- There were 11 questions on
- advertisements
- puzzles
- plans
- comics
- Objective
- To develop the student's ability to comprehend verbal and non-verbal texts
as a basic tool for learning and for communication in the major media
- Overall Result
- Average score for this part of the test: 68% correct answers
- Easiest question: 95% correct answers
- Most difficult question: 26% correct answers
Easiest question
- Objective
- Familiarity with the language of advertisements
The student must read the text and then circle the number of the correct
answer.
It is difficult to handle because it is heavy
True 1
False 2*
Most difficult question
- Objective
- To decipher the clues making up a cryptic message
Circle the number of the correct solution to this puzzle
he is pale (está pálido) 1
he arrives in a bad mood (llega fastidiado) 2*
he didn't say anything (no ha dicho nada) 3
he hasn't called yet (no ha llamado todavía) 4
Average difficulty question
- Objective
- Comprehension of the language and symbols used in comics
The student is given a story narrated in the form of a comic strip
containing six cartoons, from which it can be deduced that the protagonist,
a mouse, works outside of town.
After reading the text, the student is asked to answer the following
question:
This comic strip tells us a story, although there are no words. Which of
the following statements is true?
The mouse goes to the country on vacation 1
The mouse is a parcel deliveryman 2
The mouse's workplace is outside Mouseville 3*
The mouse is always in a good mood 4
Correct answers
Ordered: easiest, most difficult, average difficulty question.

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