Test on Comprehensive English Language Skills

Question 1: Reporting a news item from a radio broadcast in written form is a specified writing activity in the study materials.

A. Yes

B. No

Explanation: The study materials specify the writing activity as "(W) Reportar una noticia en televisión por escrito," which means reporting a news item on television in writing, not from a radio broadcast.

Question 2: Which of the following phrases are used to ask for an opinion according to the study materials?

A. What do you think?

B. Personally, I think...

C. How do you see it?

D. Let's have your opinion.

Explanation: The study materials list 'What do you think?', 'How do you see it?', and 'Let's have your opinion.' under the section 'Pedir una opinión/Asking for an opinion'. 'Personally, I think...' is listed under 'Comenzar una discusión/Stating an argument' and is used to state one's own opinion, not to ask for an opinion from others.

Question 3: Cardiology is a specialty associated with health professionals mentioned in the study materials.

A. Yes

B. No

Explanation: The study materials list 'cardiologist' under 'Profesionales de la salud/ Health professionals'. A cardiologist specializes in cardiology, thus linking cardiology as a specialty to the mentioned professionals.

Question 4: Which of the following activities from the study materials directly involves compiling information about healthy living and disease prevention?

A. Listening to the directory of a clinic to identify specialties offered.

B. Reading an article about diseases and their symptoms to create a comparative matrix.

C. Creating an infographic with a list of tips on healthy living and disease prevention.

D. Role-playing a dialogue describing symptoms to a doctor.

Explanation: The study materials explicitly state: '(W) Hacer un listado de consejos sobre vida saludable y prevención de enfermedades en una infografía.' This activity involves compiling a list of tips for healthy living and disease prevention.

Question 5: The grammatical structure 'wish' followed by the past perfect tense can be used to express desires and regrets.

A. Yes

B. No

Explanation: The study materials explicitly list 'wish + past perfect' as a way to express wishes and regrets.