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En cada pregunta 19 – 28, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas.

LAURA ROBSON
In 2008, Laura Robson became 0 top 14-year-old
tennis player in the world. She 19 the Wimbledon
Girl’s tennis competition that year, and was the 20
player there.
Born 21 Melbourne, Australia, Laura and her
family moved to Singapore 22 she was only 18
274 months old. Four years 23 , the Robson family
came to Britain and decided to live in Wimbledon, just
five minutes away 24 the famous tennis club. It is
no surprise that Laura started to play tennis immediately,
at the age of six.
25 people in British tennis believe that Laura will
get 26 better. At the moment, she is spending a
lot of time in 27 countries, practising with top
tennis stars. ‘I 28 to work hard,’ she says, ‘but I
love every minute.’

Ejemplo:

0 A. the B. one C. a

19 A. wins B. won C. win 24 A. with B. of C. from

20 A. young B. younger C. youngest 25 A. Much B. Many C. Any

21 A. in B. on C. at 26 A. quite B. so C. even

22 A. when B. which C. who 27 A. other B. another C. others

23 A. before B. ago C. later 28 A. must B. have C. should

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En las preguntas 29 – 37, marque A, B o C en su hoja de respuestas.

CLEVER CHILDREN
There are some special children, who are
called child prodigies. They are unusually
clever. They can, for example, write music
or play chess at a very young age. No-one
knows why they are so clever. There is
nothing unusual about their parents or their
families. 275
When talking about child prodigies, people
may usually think about Wolfgang Amadeus
Mozart. The composer was a child prodigy.
He could play the harpsichord when he was
three, and by the time he was six his father
was taking him on concert tours to show off his son’s talent. Fortunately, Mozart did
grow up to be a world-famous composer.
Sometimes, a child prodigy is good at more than one or two things. Francesca Contini
looks like any other young teenager, but at 13, she’s already started doing medicine
at university. Francesca and her two older brothers are also excellent musicians and
they have all played at concert halls in New York where they live. Their parents work in
a supermarket. They have never been interested in music and they are very surprised
by their children.
Twelve-year-old Peter Lee is already an excellent piano player. He is very bored at school,
so in the evenings he teaches himself mathematics and science from books for university
students. When he was five, he got first prize in a piano competition for children up to 18.
At 10, Peter made his first CD. On it, he played many different kinds of music.

Ejemplo:

0 Some child prodigies can play chess when

A. they are very young.

B. they go to university.
C. they are 13.
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29 Why some children are child prodigies is 34 When Francesca has a concert,
something people
A. she studies medicine.
A. don’t mind. B. she goes to university.
B. dislike. C. she practises very hard.
C. don’t understand.

35 A very surprising fact about Peter is that

30 According to the text, the parents of child
prodigies
A. are very clever too.
B. are uninterested in music.
276 C. can be surprised by their talent.
A. he already goes to university.
B. he teaches himself math and science.
C. he played the piano on his first CD.

36 When Peter was five,

31 One of the reasons people are interested
A. he won a prize for 18-year-olds.
in Mozart is
B. he won a music competition.
A. he could play the harpsichord. C. he got a prize for playing with up to 18
B. he was a child prodigy. children.
C. his father took him on tours when he was
six.

37 Peter’s CD

32 An interesting fact about child prodigies A. has been recorded 10 times.

is that B. has been very popular.
A. they can have multiple talents. C. includes different music styles.
B. they are unusually good at one thing.
C. they are bored at school.

33 Francesca and other girls of her age

A. look alike.
B. look at different things.
C. are quite different.