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JANET’S EXPERIENCE
When the opportunity to work in Japan for 3 months took place, I decided to register. I did
not realize the impact it would have on my life and me. The people who know me well all
thought that I would not last the three months away from home and in a very different
culture. How wrong they were! On arriving in Tokyo, I immediately liked the new
environment. I surprised myself with how much I enjoyed my new way of life. Three
colleagues from the UK joined me. We lived in the same house in an area of Tokyo called
Komagome. We did not speak the Japanese language and this led to many interesting times
in restaurants, on train journeys and generally getting around in Japan. Our first glance of a
menu found it impossible to read so we just pointed to a few things and sat in hope. Our
food arrived...and kept on arriving. Unknown to us, we had ordered enough to feed 20
people; there were only 4 of us! One morning I decided to go for a run before work. I took
a different way from my known route to extend the run and after 2 hours of running and
trying to find my way home, I had to stop a taxi to help me get home. I told the driver I
wanted to go to Komagome Station, knowing I could direct him to the house from there. I
then had to try to explain that I had no money with me and had to go in to the house first to
get some money to pay the taxi driver!
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18 de noviembre de 2015
Why did they order a lot of food?
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Because they were very hungry.

Because they didn’t understand the menu.

Because people eat a lot in Japan.

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Pregunta 212.5 ptos.
Lea el artículo y luego responda las preguntas. Marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas.
JANET’S EXPERIENCE
When the opportunity to work in Japan for 3 months took place, I decided to register. I did
not realize the impact it would have on my life and me. The people who know me well all
thought that I would not last the three months away from home and in a very different
culture. How wrong they were! On arriving in Tokyo, I immediately liked the new
environment. I surprised myself with how much I enjoyed my new way of life. Three
colleagues from the UK joined me. We lived in the same house in an area of Tokyo called
Komagome. We did not speak the Japanese language and this led to many interesting times
in restaurants, on train journeys and generally getting around in Japan. Our first glance of a
menu found it impossible to read so we just pointed to a few things and sat in hope. Our
food arrived...and kept on arriving. Unknown to us, we had ordered enough to feed 20
people; there were only 4 of us! One morning I decided to go for a run before work. I took
a different way from my known route to extend the run and after 2 hours of running and
trying to find my way home, I had to stop a taxi to help me get home. I told the driver I
wanted to go to Komagome Station, knowing I could direct him to the house from there. I
then had to try to explain that I had no money with me and had to go in to the house first to
get some money to pay the taxi driver!
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18 de noviembre de 2015
One of the ideas presented in the text is that ...
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It is difficult to share a house with colleagues.

She quickly felt comfortable with the culture.

Japanese taxi drivers can speak English.

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Pregunta 312.5 ptos.
Lea el artículo y luego responda las preguntas. Marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas.
JANET’S EXPERIENCE
When the opportunity to work in Japan for 3 months took place, I decided to register. I did
not realize the impact it would have on my life and me. The people who know me well all
thought that I would not last the three months away from home and in a very different
culture. How wrong they were! On arriving in Tokyo, I immediately liked the new
environment. I surprised myself with how much I enjoyed my new way of life. Three
colleagues from the UK joined me. We lived in the same house in an area of Tokyo called
Komagome. We did not speak the Japanese language and this led to many interesting times
in restaurants, on train journeys and generally getting around in Japan. Our first glance of a
menu found it impossible to read so we just pointed to a few things and sat in hope. Our
food arrived...and kept on arriving. Unknown to us, we had ordered enough to feed 20
people; there were only 4 of us! One morning I decided to go for a run before work. I took
a different way from my known route to extend the run and after 2 hours of running and
trying to find my way home, I had to stop a taxi to help me get home. I told the driver I
wanted to go to Komagome Station, knowing I could direct him to the house from there. I
then had to try to explain that I had no money with me and had to go in to the house first to
get some money to pay the taxi driver!
Fuente: recuperado de de http://es.scribd.com/doc/102678489/Nucleo-Ingles-2012-1#scribd
18 de noviembre de 2015
Janet’s family and close friends thought that she ...
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Would enjoy the Japanese culture and way of life.

Would not make friends.

Would miss them and would return before time.

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Pregunta 412.5 ptos.
Lea el artículo y luego responda las preguntas. Marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas.
JANET’S EXPERIENCE
When the opportunity to work in Japan for 3 months took place, I decided to register. I did
not realize the impact it would have on my life and me. The people who know me well all
thought that I would not last the three months away from home and in a very different
culture. How wrong they were! On arriving in Tokyo, I immediately liked the new
environment. I surprised myself with how much I enjoyed my new way of life. Three
colleagues from the UK joined me. We lived in the same house in an area of Tokyo called
Komagome. We did not speak the Japanese language and this led to many interesting times
in restaurants, on train journeys and generally getting around in Japan. Our first glance of a
menu found it impossible to read so we just pointed to a few things and sat in hope. Our
food arrived...and kept on arriving. Unknown to us, we had ordered enough to feed 20
people; there were only 4 of us! One morning I decided to go for a run before work. I took
a different way from my known route to extend the run and after 2 hours of running and
trying to find my way home, I had to stop a taxi to help me get home. I told the driver I
wanted to go to Komagome Station, knowing I could direct him to the house from there. I
then had to try to explain that I had no money with me and had to go in to the house first to
get some money to pay the taxi driver!
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18 de noviembre de 2015
According to the text ….
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Janet got lost after doing exercise.

A taxi driver gave Janet some money.

Janet got lost in Komagome Station.

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Pregunta 512.5 ptos.
Lea el artículo y luego responda las preguntas. Marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas.
JANET’S EXPERIENCE
When the opportunity to work in Japan for 3 months took place, I decided to register. I did
not realize the impact it would have on my life and me. The people who know me well all
thought that I would not last the three months away from home and in a very different
culture. How wrong they were! On arriving in Tokyo, I immediately liked the new
environment. I surprised myself with how much I enjoyed my new way of life. Three
colleagues from the UK joined me. We lived in the same house in an area of Tokyo called
Komagome. We did not speak the Japanese language and this led to many interesting times
in restaurants, on train journeys and generally getting around in Japan. Our first glance of a
menu found it impossible to read so we just pointed to a few things and sat in hope. Our
food arrived...and kept on arriving. Unknown to us, we had ordered enough to feed 20
people; there were only 4 of us! One morning I decided to go for a run before work. I took
a different way from my known route to extend the run and after 2 hours of running and
trying to find my way home, I had to stop a taxi to help me get home. I told the driver I
wanted to go to Komagome Station, knowing I could direct him to the house from there. I
then had to try to explain that I had no money with me and had to go in to the house first to
get some money to pay the taxi driver!
Fuente: recuperado de de http://es.scribd.com/doc/102678489/Nucleo-Ingles-2012-1#scribd
18 de noviembre de 2015
What can the reader find in this article?
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Facts about Japanese culture

Ways to take a taxi in Tokyo

An amusing story about a foreigner.

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Pregunta 612.5 ptos.
Lea el artículo y luego responda las preguntas. Marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas.
JANET’S EXPERIENCE
When the opportunity to work in Japan for 3 months took place, I decided to register. I did
not realize the impact it would have on my life and me. The people who know me well all
thought that I would not last the three months away from home and in a very different
culture. How wrong they were! On arriving in Tokyo, I immediately liked the new
environment. I surprised myself with how much I enjoyed my new way of life. Three
colleagues from the UK joined me. We lived in the same house in an area of Tokyo called
Komagome. We did not speak the Japanese language and this led to many interesting times
in restaurants, on train journeys and generally getting around in Japan. Our first glance of a
menu found it impossible to read so we just pointed to a few things and sat in hope. Our
food arrived...and kept on arriving. Unknown to us, we had ordered enough to feed 20
people; there were only 4 of us! One morning I decided to go for a run before work. I took
a different way from my known route to extend the run and after 2 hours of running and
trying to find my way home, I had to stop a taxi to help me get home. I told the driver I
wanted to go to Komagome Station, knowing I could direct him to the house from there. I
then had to try to explain that I had no money with me and had to go in to the house first to
get some money to pay the taxi driver!
Fuente: recuperado de de http://es.scribd.com/doc/102678489/Nucleo-Ingles-2012-1#scribd
18 de noviembre de 2015
What is the Janet trying to do in this article?
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Share her curious experiences in Japan.

Invite colleagues to learn Japanese.

Describe her job in Japan

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Pregunta 712.5 ptos.
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JANET’S EXPERIENCE
When the opportunity to work in Japan for 3 months took place, I decided to register. I did
not realize the impact it would have on my life and me. The people who know me well all
thought that I would not last the three months away from home and in a very different
culture. How wrong they were! On arriving in Tokyo, I immediately liked the new
environment. I surprised myself with how much I enjoyed my new way of life. Three
colleagues from the UK joined me. We lived in the same house in an area of Tokyo called
Komagome. We did not speak the Japanese language and this led to many interesting times
in restaurants, on train journeys and generally getting around in Japan. Our first glance of a
menu found it impossible to read so we just pointed to a few things and sat in hope. Our
food arrived...and kept on arriving. Unknown to us, we had ordered enough to feed 20
people; there were only 4 of us! One morning I decided to go for a run before work. I took
a different way from my known route to extend the run and after 2 hours of running and
trying to find my way home, I had to stop a taxi to help me get home. I told the driver I
wanted to go to Komagome Station, knowing I could direct him to the house from there. I
then had to try to explain that I had no money with me and had to go in to the house first to
get some money to pay the taxi driver!
Fuente: recuperado de de http://es.scribd.com/doc/102678489/Nucleo-Ingles-2012-1#scribd
18 de noviembre de 2015
How did Janet feel about her visit to Tokyo?
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She felt frustrated about the language.

 She didn’t like the environment.

She felt excited and happy.

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Pregunta 812.5 ptos.
En esta parte se encuentra un texto con 8 espacios, los cuales se deben llenar seleccionando
la palabra que se ajusta mejor en cada espacio, entre las tres opciones A, B o C, en su hoja
de respuestas.
Internet Safety
[ Seleccionar ]
Twenty years ["", "", ""] , kids in school
[ Seleccionar ]
had never even ["", "", ""] of the Internet.
Now, you cant´t find a single person in your college who hasn´t at least Heard of it. In fact,
[ Seleccionar ]
manyo f ["", "", ""] use i ton a regular
basic and even have Access to it from our homes. A network is two or more computers
[ Seleccionar ]
connented together ["", "", ""] that
information can be shared, or ["", "",
[ Seleccionar ]
""] from one computer to another. The Internet is
a huge rescurce for all types of information. You may enjoy using ["", "",
[ Seleccionar ]
""] to do research for a school project,
downloading your favorite songs or communicating with friends and family. So you have
[ Seleccionar ]
to be sure that ["", "", ""] posted the
information knouws what they´re talking about, especially if you´re doing research! But
[ Seleccionar ]
chat ["", "", ""] you´re just emailing
people?
Fuente: recuperado de http://efl.elearning-burkina.com/scientific-series/532-internet-
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Tiempo de ejecución: Esconder

En el juego “Picas y fijas”, dos jugadores se enfrentan para intentar descubrir un
número de cuatro dígitos diferentes elegido por el jugador oponente. Con este
objetivo, los jugadores preguntan alternadamente por posibles números de cuatro
dígitos, a lo que el oponente debe responder cuántos de los dígitos aparecen en el
número oculto, pero en otras posiciones (picas) y cuántos aparecen en el número
oculto en la misma posición (fijas). Por ejemplo, si el número oculto de un jugador
es 3479 y su oponente pregunta por 1234, la respuesta será “Dos picas” (el 3 y el
4 aparecen, pero no en las posiciones tercera y cuarta), pero si el oponente
pregunta por 5678 o por 2495 las respuestas serán “Una fija” (el 7 aparece y en la
misma posición) y “Una pica una fija” (el 4 aparece en la misma posición, el 9
aparece pero en otra posición), respectivamente. En caso de preguntar por un
número que no comparte ningún dígito con el número secreto del oponente, la
respuesta obtenida es “Nada”. El ganador del juego es el primer jugador que logra
obtener de su oponente la respuesta “Cuatro fijas”, es decir, el número de cuatro
dígitos completo incluidas sus posiciones.
Si el jugador M tiene como número secreto 2904 y el jugador N pregunta por el
número 1234, el jugador M debe responder
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una pica y una fija.

dos picas.

dos picas y dos fijas.

una pica.

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Pregunta 220 ptos.
En el juego “Picas y fijas”, dos jugadores se enfrentan para intentar descubrir un
número de cuatro dígitos diferentes elegido por el jugador oponente. Con este
objetivo, los jugadores preguntan alternadamente por posibles números de cuatro
dígitos, a lo que el oponente debe responder cuántos de los dígitos aparecen en el
número oculto, pero en otras posiciones (picas) y cuántos aparecen en el número
oculto en la misma posición (fijas). Por ejemplo, si el número oculto de un jugador
es 3479 y su oponente pregunta por 1234, la respuesta será “Dos picas” (el 3 y el
4 aparecen, pero no en las posiciones tercera y cuarta), pero si el oponente
pregunta por 5678 o por 2495 las respuestas serán “Una fija” (el 7 aparece y en la
misma posición) y “Una pica una fija” (el 4 aparece en la misma posición, el 9
aparece pero en otra posición), respectivamente. En caso de preguntar por un
número que no comparte ningún dígito con el número secreto del oponente, la
respuesta obtenida es “Nada”. El ganador del juego es el primer jugador que logra
obtener de su oponente la respuesta “Cuatro fijas”, es decir, el número de cuatro
dígitos completo incluidas sus posiciones.
Teniendo como número secreto 4925, es correcto
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responder “Dos picas”, si el oponen- te dice el número 6472.

responder “Una pica”, si el oponente dice el número 7823.

responder “Dos picas”, si el oponente dice el número 9045.

responder “Una fija”, si el oponente dice el número 5708.

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Pregunta 320 ptos.
Para cuatro empresas de servicios públicos (ESP), en determinado año se estimó
la eficiencia en la atención de reclamos de los usuarios antes de 24 horas, así:
Energía: 2 de cada 3 reclamaciones fueron atendidas antes de 24 horas.
Acueducto: 5 de cada 6 reclamaciones fueron atendidas antes de 24 horas.
Telefonía: 9 de cada 10 reclamaciones fueron atendidas antes de 24 horas.
Gas: 3 de cada 5 reclamaciones fueron atendidas antes de 24 horas.
La eficiencia promedio de las cuatro ESP es
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80%. 6

72%.

79%.

75%.

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Pregunta 420 ptos.
Un sistema de transporte urbano en una ciudad de Colombia utiliza dos tipos de
buses. La tabla muestra la información del número de pasajeros que puede
transportar cada tipo de bus.
Bus tipo I Numero de sillas: 36 Pasajeros de pie: 100
Bus tipo II Numero de sillas: 48 Pasajeros de pie:112
El sistema de trasporte cuenta con un total de 75 buses tipo I y 60 tipo II. La
expresión que permite determinar la capacidad máxima de pasajeros que pueden
transportar la totalidad de buses es
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[75×(36+100)]+[60×(48+112)].

(75+60)×(36+100+48+112).

(75+60)+(36+100+48+112).

[75×(36+48)]+[60×(100+112)].

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Pregunta 520 ptos.
Para cuatro empresas de servicios públicos (ESP), en determinado año se estimó
la eficiencia en la atención de reclamos de los usuarios antes de 24 horas, así:
Energía: 2 de cada 3 reclamaciones fueron atendidas antes de 24 horas.
Acueducto: 5 de cada 6 reclamaciones fueron atendidas antes de 24 horas.
Telefonía: 9 de cada 10 reclamaciones fueron atendidas antes de 24 horas.
Gas: 3 de cada 5 reclamaciones fueron atendidas antes de 24 horas.
Con esta información los usuarios podrán determinar cuál empresa es más
eficiente para atender las reclamaciones; sin embargo, con la información
suministrada NO podrán determinar
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el número de reclamaciones sin atender antes de 24 horas.

la ESP menos eficiente teniendo en cuenta las reclamaciones sin atender sobre el
total. 7

el porcentaje de reclamaciones atendidas antes de 24 horas.

la ESP más eficiente teniendo en cuenta las reclamaciones atendidas sobre el

total.