Guia Examen Piense II - Parte #4 (Inglés)

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ACTIVA LA FUNCIÓN DE PANTALLA COMPLETA. \(\) \(\underline{INSTRUCCIONES:}\) En cada uno de los siguientes ejercicios, seleccione la opción correcta. \(\) - - - - cat is on the bed.

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Carmen’s

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Carmens’

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person’s

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people’s

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is listening

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was listening

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How many eggs do you want me to serve you?

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Do you want how many eggs me to serve you?

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How eggs many do you want me to you serve?

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Do you want me to serve how many eggs to you?

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They celebrate their sixty anniversary in Trinidad this year.

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This anniversary sixtieth is the Trinidad celebrates this year.

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Trinidad celebrates this year the sixty anniversary of its independence.

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This year Trinidad celebrates the sixtieth anniversary of its independence.

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Hattie Caraway became the first woman in 1932 elected to the US Senate.

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Became the first woman elected to the US Senate Hattie Caraway, in 1932.

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In 1932, Hattie Caraway became the first woman elected to the US Senate.

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Elected to the US Senate in 1932, Hattie Caraway became the first woman.

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would have

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We don’t understand what is the weekly reading about.

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We don’t understand what is about the weekly reading.

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We don’t understand what the weekly reading is about.

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We don’t understand what the reading weekly is about.

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balloon tied to a construction.

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giant carillon on a square base.

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round spaceship placed above a building.

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beam of light created out of steel and glass.

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a beloved icon of the city.

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a simple relic of another time.

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one office building among many.

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one of the world’s tallest buildings.

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encourage tourists to visit the tower and eat in the SkyCity restaurant.

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provide a description of the structure and history of the Space Needle.

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renew knowledge about a nearly forgotten structure in downtown Seattle.

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identify the Space Needle as a monument to the architect John Graham.

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remained just as it was when it was built in 1962.

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altered its basic structure and use every ten years.

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become an important structure for the city of Seattle.

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continued to be the best vantage point for views of the area.

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broadcast.

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in nests they build high in trees.

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on branches high above the ground.

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huddled together against tree trunks.

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in burrows they dig among tree roots.

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often eat fruits and berries.

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fly long distances every day.

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hunt and catch small animals.

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have more limited vision than people.

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A Life in Flight

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Unique Sharp Eyes

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The Unexpected Omnivores

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The Senses of a Top Hunter

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hyperbole.

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onomatopoeia.

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Fall turned to winter at Thornfield.

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The narrator’s hair was combed and patted.

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The narrator was introduced to Adele’s father.

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The narrator helped the rider on to his horse.

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feels frustrated to have to work teaching Adele.

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believes that Thornfield, and her job, are her destiny.

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is happy to be at Thornfield, but curious about the world.

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accepts working at Thornfield, but wants to buy her own house.

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the narrator’s closest friendships will be with the cook and the gardener.

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the narrator’s relationship with Rochester will be an important part of her story.

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the house at Thornfield is neglected and the staff are inattentive to their duties.

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the residents at Thornfield feel sad due to the loneliness and isolation of the country.

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Tens of millions of bison also known as buffalo once thundered across a range, stretching from central Canada through the Great Plains, and northern Mexico.

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Tens of millions of bison also known as buffalo once thundered, across a range stretching from central Canada through the Great Plains and northern Mexico.

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Tens of millions of bison, also known as buffalo, once thundered across a range stretching from central Canada through the Great Plains and northern Mexico.

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Tens of millions of bison, also known as buffalo once thundered across a range stretching from central Canada through the Great Plains and northern Mexico.

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Bison were almost exterminated decades ago and are still in danger due to habitat loss.

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Bison populations have exploded ever since their natural predator, the wolf, disappeared.

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The noble bison range across North America and are culturally important to all three nations.

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The beautiful bison have a history that makes them an important symbol of the United States.

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to begin with.

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in addition.

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even though.

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Navajo, Pueblo, and Apache people are all really one single nation.

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The Navajo and Pueblo nations have suffered under the US government.

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The Navajo and Pueblo peoples have learned to live together in the region.

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Even after many centuries, the Navajo are still foreign invaders in Pueblo lands.

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