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Cuestionario Inglés
Cuestionario Inglés
Cuestionario Inglés
a) in
b) on
c) at
a) in
b) on
c) at
a) in
b) on
c) at
a) in
b) on
c) at
a) in
b) on
c) at
a) in
b) on
c) at
Question 7: She lives ___ the city center.
a) in
b) on
c) at
a) in
b) on
c) at
a) in
b) on
c) at
a) in
b) on
c) at
a) make
b) do
c) making
d) doing
b) do
c) making
d) doing
a) makes
b) does
c) making
d) doing
a) make
b) do
c) making
d) doing
a) made
b) did
c) making
d) doing
a) makes
b) does
c) making
d) doing
Question 7: The chef ___ an exquisite dish for the special occasion.
a) made
b) did
c) making
d) doing
a) make
b) do
c) making
d) doing
a) make
b) do
c) making
d) doing
a) made
b) did
c) making
d) doing
Question 1: Last night, while I ___ (watched/was watching/watch) a movie, the power went out.
a) watched
b) was watching
c) watch
Question 2: When I arrived at the party, everyone ___ (danced/was dancing/did dance).
a) danced
b) was dancing
c) did dance
Question 3: She ___ (had/had been having/has) her breakfast when the phone rang.
a) had
c) has
Question 4: They ___ (were studying/had studied/studied) English for many years before they
moved to an English-speaking country.
a) were studying
b) had studied
c) studied
Question 5: We ___ (walked/have walked/were walking) along the beach when we found a
message in a bottle.
a) walked
b) have walked
c) were walking
Question 6: By the time he got home, his friends ___ (left/had left/leave) the party.
a) left
b) had left
c) leave
Question 7: She ___ (bought/was buying/had bought) a new car before she got her driver's license.
a) bought
b) was buying
c) had bought
Question 8: They ___ (were waiting/waited/had been waiting) for hours when the bus finally
arrived.
a) were waiting
b) waited
Question 9: He ___ (didn't eat/hadn't eaten/hasn't eaten) sushi until he visited Japan.
a) didn't eat
b) hadn't eaten
c) hasn't eaten
Question 10: While I ___ (was walking/walked/have walked) in the park, I saw a shooting star.
a) was walking
b) walked
c) have walked
a) therefore
b) however
c) furthermore
Question 2: She studied hard for the test; ___, she earned a high grade.
a) consequently
b) nevertheless
c) thus
Question 3: I have two options for the weekend: ___ go to the beach or visit a museum.
a) either
b) moreover
a) in addition
b) consequently
c) nonetheless
Question 5: He loves reading books; ___, he spends most of his free time at the library.
a) therefore
b) nevertheless
c) furthermore
Question 6: I finished my work early; ___, I could relax and watch a movie.
b) hence
c) thus
Question 7: They went to the store; ___, they bought some groceries.
a) consequently
b) in addition
c) moreover
Question 8: She loves ice cream; ___, she tries a new flavor every week.
a) on the contrary
b) moreover
c) however
Question 9: The team practiced hard; ___, they won the championship.
a) nevertheless
b) as a result
c) furthermore
Question 10: I need to buy some vegetables; ___, I'll go to the supermarket.
a) in conclusion
b) therefore
c) consequently
a) nevertheless
b) in contrast
c) furthermore
Question 2: We went to the park; ___, we played soccer with our friends.
a) on the contrary
b) as a result
c) moreover
Question 3: She didn't study for the exam; ___, she failed to pass it.
a) therefore
b) nonetheless
c) however
Question 4: I want to become a doctor; ___, I need to study hard in science subjects.
b) thus
c) consequently
Question 5: They decided to go on a road trip; ___, they packed their bags and hit the road.
a) as a result
b) nevertheless
c) furthermore
a) moreover
b) nonetheless
c) in addition
Question 7: He's not very tall; ___, he's an excellent basketball player.
a) thus
b) on the contrary
c) consequently
Question 8: We were tired; ___, we kept hiking until we reached the summit.
a) however
b) therefore
c) nonetheless
Question 9: The concert was canceled; ___, they offered refunds to the ticket holders.
b) in contrast
c) as a result
Question 10: I need to study for the exam; ___, I will skip the party tonight.
a) thus
b) in conclusion
c) hence
a) Emotional appeals
a) Emotions
b) Sense of logic
a) Emotional anecdotes
c) Credible sources
a) Ethos
b) Pathos
c) Logos
a) Ethos
b) Pathos
c) Logos
b) Pathos
c) Logos
a) Ethos
b) Pathos
c) Logos
a) Ethos
b) Pathos
c) Logos
Question 9: An argument that uses personal stories and anecdotes is primarily employing:
a) Ethos
b) Pathos
c) Logos
Question 10: The use of logical reasoning and logical fallacies falls under:
a) Ethos
b) Pathos
c) Logos
Question 1: "As a renowned expert in the field, I can assure you that this treatment option is the
most effective." Which persuasive appeal is being used?
a) Ethos
b) Pathos
c) Logos
Question 2: "Imagine a world where every child has access to quality education. Your donation can
make that dream a reality." Which persuasive appeal is being used?
a) Ethos
b) Pathos
c) Logos
Question 3: "According to the latest scientific research, the global temperature has increased by
1.5 degrees Celsius over the past century." Which persuasive appeal is being used?
a) Ethos
b) Pathos
c) Logos
Question 4: "As a cancer survivor, I understand the challenges and fears you are facing. Together,
we can overcome them." Which persuasive appeal is being used?
a) Ethos
b) Pathos
c) Logos
Question 5: "Based on statistical data, it is evident that crime rates have decreased by 20% since
the implementation of community policing." Which persuasive appeal is being used?
a) Ethos
b) Pathos
c) Logos
Question 6: "Imagine the joy on a child's face when they receive a gift during the holiday season.
Your donation can bring that happiness to life." Which persuasive appeal is being used?
a) Ethos
b) Pathos
c) Logos
Question 7: "According to the leading financial analysts, investing in renewable energy can yield
significant long-term profits." Which persuasive appeal is being used?
a) Ethos
b) Pathos
c) Logos
Question 8: "Our company has been serving satisfied customers for over 20 years. Trust us to
deliver high-quality products and exceptional service." Which persuasive appeal is being used?
a) Ethos
b) Pathos
c) Logos
Question 9: "Picture yourself relaxing on a pristine beach, feeling the warm sun on your skin. Book
your dream vacation now!" Which persuasive appeal is being used?
a) Ethos
b) Pathos
c) Logos
Question 10: "Based on logical reasoning, it is clear that increasing access to healthcare will lead to
improved overall well-being and reduced healthcare costs." Which persuasive appeal is being
used?
a) Ethos
b) Pathos
c) Logos
a) Simple sentence
b) Compound sentence
c) Complex sentence
Question 2: "John played basketball, and Mary went swimming." This sentence is an example of a:
a) Simple sentence
b) Compound sentence
c) Complex sentence
Question 3: "Because it was raining, we decided to stay indoors." This sentence is an example of a:
a) Simple sentence
b) Compound sentence
c) Complex sentence
Question 4: "He studied hard for the test but still got a low grade." This sentence is an example of
a:
a) Simple sentence
b) Compound sentence
c) Complex sentence
Question 5: "The sun rose, and the birds started singing." This sentence is an example of a:
a) Simple sentence
b) Compound sentence
c) Complex sentence
Question 6: "After finishing his dinner, he watched a movie." This sentence is an example of a:
a) Simple sentence
b) Compound sentence
c) Complex sentence
Question 7: "She danced gracefully, and the audience applauded." This sentence is an example of
a:
a) Simple sentence
b) Compound sentence
c) Complex sentence
a) Simple sentence
b) Compound sentence
c) Complex sentence
Question 9: "Although it was cold outside, they went for a walk." This sentence is an example of a:
a) Simple sentence
b) Compound sentence
c) Complex sentence
Question 10: "The dog barked, and the cat ran away." This sentence is an example of a:
a) Simple sentence
b) Compound sentence
c) Complex sentence
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b) They're
c) There
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