Semana W38 de ingles, grado 11: ejercicio 1 de 20 sobre reading detail and inference.
Read the text: 'Maria repairs old clocks in her shop on Calle Luna. She says the hardest part is not the mechanism but finding out what a previous owner did years ago, because the marks they left on the case show where the fault lies.' What detail does the text give about how Maria finds faults?
Elige una opción para comprobar tu respuesta.
Respuesta correcta: A)She looks at the marks that earlier owners left on the case of a clock.
💡 Explicación
The text says the marks left by previous owners show where the fault lies, which is exactly the detail asked about. In this item the choice that works is 'She looks at the marks that earlier owners left on the case of a clock.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
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Respuesta correcta: A)She looks at the marks that earlier owners left on the case of a clock.
A)She looks at the marks that earlier owners left on the case of a clock.Correct! The text says the marks left by previous owners show where the fault lies, which is exactly the detail asked about.
B)She sends each clock away to a factory in another city.No. The text places the work in her own shop and never mentions sending clocks away.
C)She keeps a photograph of every clock she has repaired.No. No photographs are mentioned anywhere in the passage.
D)She asks the family of the owner to explain the problem.No. The text never mentions asking the family of the previous owner for information.
💡 Explicación
The text says the marks left by previous owners show where the fault lies, which is exactly the detail asked about. In this item the choice that works is 'She looks at the marks that earlier owners left on the case of a clock.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
Pregunta 2
Pregunta 2 · D4Bloom: Evaluate
Semana W38 de ingles, grado 11: ejercicio 2 de 20 sobre reading detail and inference.
Read the text: 'Maria repairs old clocks in her shop on Calle Luna. She says the hardest part is not the mechanism but finding out what a previous owner did years ago, because the marks they left on the case show where the fault lies.' What can be INFERRED about the clocks in Maria's shop?
Elige una opción para comprobar tu respuesta.
Respuesta correcta: B)They have all been repaired at least once before.
💡 Explicación
Maria speaks of what a previous owner did to each clock, which means every clock already has one repair in its history. In this item the choice that works is 'They have all been repaired at least once before.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
Ver respuesta
Respuesta correcta: B)They have all been repaired at least once before.
A)They were all bought new in the same year.No. Nothing in the text says when the clocks were bought or that they were bought together.
B)They have all been repaired at least once before.Correct! Maria speaks of what a previous owner did to each clock, which means every clock already has one repair in its history.
C)They are all worth more than new clocks.No. The text mentions no value at all, either old or new.
D)The previous owners all knew how to repair clocks.No. If the owners knew how to repair, Maria would not be asked to work on the clocks now.
💡 Explicación
Maria speaks of what a previous owner did to each clock, which means every clock already has one repair in its history. In this item the choice that works is 'They have all been repaired at least once before.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
Pregunta 3
Pregunta 3 · D5Bloom: Understand
Semana W38 de ingles, grado 11: ejercicio 3 de 20 sobre reading detail and inference.
Read the text: 'The town lost its last cinema in 1998. For twenty years the building was used only for storage, until a group of neighbours leased it and reopened it as a small theatre with sixty seats.' What detail does the text give about the building between 1998 and the reopening?
Elige una opción para comprobar tu respuesta.
Respuesta correcta: C)It was used for storing things and nothing else.
💡 Explicación
The text says the building was used only for storage, which is the specific detail the question asks for. In this item the choice that works is 'It was used for storing things and nothing else.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
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Respuesta correcta: C)It was used for storing things and nothing else.
A)It was closed and could not be entered by anyone.No. The text does not say the building was closed; it says it was used, and by whom is stated.
B)It was used as a garage for buses.No. No buses or garages appear anywhere in the passage.
C)It was used for storing things and nothing else.Correct! The text says the building was used only for storage, which is the specific detail the question asks for.
D)It was repaired and repainted several times.No. The text mentions no repairs or repainting during that period.
💡 Explicación
The text says the building was used only for storage, which is the specific detail the question asks for. In this item the choice that works is 'It was used for storing things and nothing else.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
Pregunta 4
Pregunta 4 · D3Bloom: Evaluate
Semana W38 de ingles, grado 11: ejercicio 4 de 20 sobre reading detail and inference.
Read the text: 'The town lost its last cinema in 1998. For twenty years the building was used only for storage, until a group of neighbours leased it and reopened it as a small theatre with sixty seats.' What can be INFERRED about the group of neighbours?
Elige una opción para comprobar tu respuesta.
Respuesta correcta: D)They did not own the building, since they had to lease it.
💡 Explicación
Leasing means renting for a period, so the group does not own the building. In this item the choice that works is 'They did not own the building, since they had to lease it.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
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Respuesta correcta: D)They did not own the building, since they had to lease it.
A)They had all worked in the film industry.No. The text never mentions the film industry or any job connected to it.
B)They were the only people who wanted to save it.No. The text gives no information about how many people were interested in the building.
C)They paid nothing at all to use the building.No. A lease is a payment arrangement, so 'nothing at all' cannot be inferred.
D)They did not own the building, since they had to lease it.Correct! Leasing means renting for a period, so the group does not own the building.
💡 Explicación
Leasing means renting for a period, so the group does not own the building. In this item the choice that works is 'They did not own the building, since they had to lease it.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
Pregunta 5
Pregunta 5 · D4Bloom: Understand
Semana W38 de ingles, grado 11: ejercicio 5 de 20 sobre reading detail and inference.
Read the text: 'Rain fell on the island for nine days without stopping. The river rose six metres and flooded the lower half of the town, damaging most of the houses built on the riverbank.' What detail does the text give about the houses on the riverbank?
Elige una opción para comprobar tu respuesta.
Respuesta correcta: A)Most of them were damaged by the flood.
💡 Explicación
The text says most of the houses on the riverbank were damaged, which is the detail being asked for. In this item the choice that works is 'Most of them were damaged by the flood.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
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Respuesta correcta: A)Most of them were damaged by the flood.
A)Most of them were damaged by the flood.Correct! The text says most of the houses on the riverbank were damaged, which is the detail being asked for.
B)All of them were destroyed completely.No. The text says most were damaged, not that all were destroyed.
C)None of them was touched by the water.No. The text says the flood damaged them, so they were clearly touched.
D)They were all built above the flood level.No. If they had stood above the flood level, they would not have been damaged.
💡 Explicación
The text says most of the houses on the riverbank were damaged, which is the detail being asked for. In this item the choice that works is 'Most of them were damaged by the flood.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
Pregunta 6
Pregunta 6 · D5Bloom: Evaluate
Semana W38 de ingles, grado 11: ejercicio 6 de 20 sobre reading detail and inference.
Read the text: 'Rain fell on the island for nine days without stopping. The river rose six metres and flooded the lower half of the town, damaging most of the houses built on the riverbank.' What can be INFERRED about the town?
Elige una opción para comprobar tu respuesta.
Respuesta correcta: B)Parts of it stand on higher ground than the river reaches.
💡 Explicación
The text says the flood covered only the lower half of the town, so the rest must stand above the level the river reached. In this item the choice that works is 'Parts of it stand on higher ground than the river reaches.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
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Respuesta correcta: B)Parts of it stand on higher ground than the river reaches.
A)Every house in the town was flooded.No. The text limits the flooding to the lower half, so not every house was affected.
B)Parts of it stand on higher ground than the river reaches.Correct! The text says the flood covered only the lower half of the town, so the rest must stand above the level the river reached.
C)The town has never experienced heavy rain before.No. The passage describes this flood but says nothing about whether it is the first of its kind.
D)The river is carefully managed so that it never floods.No. A river that floods is not being carefully managed, whatever else may be true.
💡 Explicación
The text says the flood covered only the lower half of the town, so the rest must stand above the level the river reached. In this item the choice that works is 'Parts of it stand on higher ground than the river reaches.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
Pregunta 7
Pregunta 7 · D3Bloom: Understand
Semana W38 de ingles, grado 11: ejercicio 7 de 20 sobre reading detail and inference.
Read the text: 'Luis runs a small bakery and starts work at three in the morning. He says the quiet hour before the first customers arrive is the part of the day he enjoys most, because nobody asks him anything yet.' What detail does the text give about the hour before the bakery opens?
Elige una opción para comprobar tu respuesta.
Respuesta correcta: C)It is quiet and free from customers' questions.
💡 Explicación
Luis describes that hour as quiet and as the time before anyone asks him anything, which is the detail asked about. In this item the choice that works is 'It is quiet and free from customers' questions.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
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Respuesta correcta: C)It is quiet and free from customers' questions.
A)It is the busiest hour of his working day.No. He calls it the part he enjoys precisely because the day is not yet busy.
B)He uses it to sleep for an hour.No. There is no mention of sleeping anywhere in the passage.
C)It is quiet and free from customers' questions.Correct! Luis describes that hour as quiet and as the time before anyone asks him anything, which is the detail asked about.
D)He spends it talking to the other bakers.No. No other bakers are mentioned in the text.
💡 Explicación
Luis describes that hour as quiet and as the time before anyone asks him anything, which is the detail asked about. In this item the choice that works is 'It is quiet and free from customers' questions.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
Pregunta 8
Pregunta 8 · D4Bloom: Evaluate
Semana W38 de ingles, grado 11: ejercicio 8 de 20 sobre reading detail and inference.
Read the text: 'Luis runs a small bakery and starts work at three in the morning. He says the quiet hour before the first customers arrive is the part of the day he enjoys most, because nobody asks him anything yet.' What can be INFERRED about Luis's customers?
Elige una opción para comprobar tu respuesta.
Respuesta correcta: D)They usually arrive at the bakery well after three in the morning.
💡 Explicación
He is alone and undisturbed from three until the first customers, so those customers must arrive later than three. In this item the choice that works is 'They usually arrive at the bakery well after three in the morning.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
Ver respuesta
Respuesta correcta: D)They usually arrive at the bakery well after three in the morning.
A)They ask him about the bread very often.No. He says nobody asks him anything in that early hour, so questions cannot be frequent at that time.
B)They come to the bakery before he opens.No. The text places the customers after the quiet hour, not before he opens.
C)They prefer buying bread in the evening.No. Nothing in the text says when during the day they prefer to buy.
D)They usually arrive at the bakery well after three in the morning.Correct! He is alone and undisturbed from three until the first customers, so those customers must arrive later than three.
💡 Explicación
He is alone and undisturbed from three until the first customers, so those customers must arrive later than three. In this item the choice that works is 'They usually arrive at the bakery well after three in the morning.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
Pregunta 9
Pregunta 9 · D5Bloom: Understand
Semana W38 de ingles, grado 11: ejercicio 9 de 20 sobre reading detail and inference.
Read the text: 'The school library used to be locked at four in the afternoon, so students who wanted to study quietly had nowhere to go. When the library stayed open until eight, their use of it tripled within a term.' What detail does the text give about the change in opening hours?
Elige una opción para comprobar tu respuesta.
Respuesta correcta: A)The closing time moved from four in the afternoon to eight in the evening.
💡 Explicación
The text gives the old closing time of four and the new one of eight, which is the detail the question asks about. In this item the choice that works is 'The closing time moved from four in the afternoon to eight in the evening.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
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Respuesta correcta: A)The closing time moved from four in the afternoon to eight in the evening.
A)The closing time moved from four in the afternoon to eight in the evening.Correct! The text gives the old closing time of four and the new one of eight, which is the detail the question asks about.
B)The library opened two hours earlier than before.No. The text says nothing about the opening time, only about when the library closes.
C)The library changed from being a study room into a lending room.No. The library is described as a place to study; no change of function is reported.
D)The library began closing during the week instead of at weekends.No. The change concerns the hour of closing on ordinary days, not weekend arrangements.
💡 Explicación
The text gives the old closing time of four and the new one of eight, which is the detail the question asks about. In this item the choice that works is 'The closing time moved from four in the afternoon to eight in the evening.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
Pregunta 10
Pregunta 10 · D3Bloom: Evaluate
Semana W38 de ingles, grado 11: ejercicio 10 de 20 sobre reading detail and inference.
Read the text: 'The school library used to be locked at four in the afternoon, so students who wanted to study quietly had nowhere to go. When the library stayed open until eight, their use of it tripled within a term.' What can be INFERRED about the longer opening hours?
Elige una opción para comprobar tu respuesta.
Respuesta correcta: B)They were welcome by the students who wanted to study.
💡 Explicación
Use tripled after the hours changed, which shows the students valued and took advantage of the longer opening. In this item the choice that works is 'They were welcome by the students who wanted to study.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
Ver respuesta
Respuesta correcta: B)They were welcome by the students who wanted to study.
A)They were decided without asking the students' opinion.No. The text does not describe how the decision was taken, so nothing can be inferred about consultation.
B)They were welcome by the students who wanted to study.Correct! Use tripled after the hours changed, which shows the students valued and took advantage of the longer opening.
C)They were forced on the students by the school rules.No. Nothing in the text describes the change as compulsory for the students.
D)They mattered more to the staff than to the students.No. The rise reported is in student use, not in staff interest.
💡 Explicación
Use tripled after the hours changed, which shows the students valued and took advantage of the longer opening. In this item the choice that works is 'They were welcome by the students who wanted to study.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
Pregunta 11
Pregunta 11 · D4Bloom: Understand
Semana W38 de ingles, grado 11: ejercicio 11 de 20 sobre reading detail and inference.
Read the text: 'Every house on the hill has a cistern that collects rain, because piped water reaches only the bottom of the street. In the same street, families without a cistern buy water by the barrel.' What detail does the text give about water supply on the hill?
Elige una opción para comprobar tu respuesta.
Respuesta correcta: C)Piped water reaches only the bottom of the street.
💡 Explicación
The text states directly that piped water reaches only the bottom of the street. In this item the choice that works is 'Piped water reaches only the bottom of the street.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
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Respuesta correcta: C)Piped water reaches only the bottom of the street.
A)Every family on the hill owns a cistern.No. The text says families without a cistern still exist and buy water by the barrel.
B)Rainwater is collected only in the winter months.No. The text mentions no restriction of the collection to certain months.
C)Piped water reaches only the bottom of the street.Correct! The text states directly that piped water reaches only the bottom of the street.
D)Piped water reaches the top of the street as well.No. The text says the opposite: the pipe reaches only the bottom.
💡 Explicación
The text states directly that piped water reaches only the bottom of the street. In this item the choice that works is 'Piped water reaches only the bottom of the street.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
Pregunta 12
Pregunta 12 · D5Bloom: Evaluate
Semana W38 de ingles, grado 11: ejercicio 12 de 20 sobre reading detail and inference.
Read the text: 'Every house on the hill has a cistern that collects rain, because piped water reaches only the bottom of the street. In the same street, families without a cistern buy water by the barrel.' What can be INFERRED about families without a cistern?
Elige una opción para comprobar tu respuesta.
Respuesta correcta: D)They live close enough to the pipe, or they have chosen not to build one.
💡 Explicación
The pipe reaches the bottom of the street, so households near it can supply themselves while others must buy, which is the reason given. In this item the choice that works is 'They live close enough to the pipe, or they have chosen not to build one.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
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Respuesta correcta: D)They live close enough to the pipe, or they have chosen not to build one.
A)They store far more water than the families with cisterns.No. Nothing in the text says anything about how much water those families store.
B)They pay less for water than anyone else on the hill.No. Buying water by the barrel implies a cost, so they do not pay less.
C)They had a cistern and then removed it.No. The text never mentions a cistern being removed; it simply says some families do not have one.
D)They live close enough to the pipe, or they have chosen not to build one.Correct! The pipe reaches the bottom of the street, so households near it can supply themselves while others must buy, which is the reason given.
💡 Explicación
The pipe reaches the bottom of the street, so households near it can supply themselves while others must buy, which is the reason given. In this item the choice that works is 'They live close enough to the pipe, or they have chosen not to build one.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
Pregunta 13
Pregunta 13 · D3Bloom: Understand
Semana W38 de ingles, grado 11: ejercicio 13 de 20 sobre reading detail and inference.
Read the text: 'The football team trains on a field of hard ground where the ball bounces unpredictably. Their coach moved the first hour of training to the grass pitch across town, and since then the number of injuries has fallen to almost none.' What detail does the text give about the two training places?
Elige una opción para comprobar tu respuesta.
Respuesta correcta: A)One has hard ground and the other is a grass pitch in another part of town.
💡 Explicación
The text describes a hard ground field and a grass pitch across town, which is the detail the question asks about. In this item the choice that works is 'One has hard ground and the other is a grass pitch in another part of town.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
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Respuesta correcta: A)One has hard ground and the other is a grass pitch in another part of town.
A)One has hard ground and the other is a grass pitch in another part of town.Correct! The text describes a hard ground field and a grass pitch across town, which is the detail the question asks about.
B)Both are on hard ground but at different hours.No. One of the two places is explicitly a grass pitch, so both are not hard ground.
C)The grass pitch belongs to the same school as the team.No. The text never says which school owns the grass pitch.
D)The field of hard ground is the larger of the two.No. No comparison of size between the two places appears in the passage.
💡 Explicación
The text describes a hard ground field and a grass pitch across town, which is the detail the question asks about. In this item the choice that works is 'One has hard ground and the other is a grass pitch in another part of town.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
Pregunta 14
Pregunta 14 · D4Bloom: Evaluate
Semana W38 de ingles, grado 11: ejercicio 14 de 20 sobre reading detail and inference.
Read the text: 'The football team trains on a field of hard ground where the ball bounces unpredictably. Their coach moved the first hour of training to the grass pitch across town, and since then the number of injuries has fallen to almost none.' What can be INFERRED about the coach's decision?
Elige una opción para comprobar tu respuesta.
Respuesta correcta: B)She believed the surface of the ground was causing the injuries.
💡 Explicación
The text links the surface to unpredictable bouncing and then reports injuries falling after the move to grass, so the surface is the implied cause. In this item the choice that works is 'She believed the surface of the ground was causing the injuries.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
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Respuesta correcta: B)She believed the surface of the ground was causing the injuries.
A)She wanted the team to spend less time in training.No. Nothing in the text suggests the coach wanted to reduce the hours of training.
B)She believed the surface of the ground was causing the injuries.Correct! The text links the surface to unpredictable bouncing and then reports injuries falling after the move to grass, so the surface is the implied cause.
C)She disliked the field of hard ground for personal reasons.No. The text gives a practical reason about the surface, not a personal dislike.
D)She had been asked to move by the school.No. The passage never says anyone requested the change.
💡 Explicación
The text links the surface to unpredictable bouncing and then reports injuries falling after the move to grass, so the surface is the implied cause. In this item the choice that works is 'She believed the surface of the ground was causing the injuries.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
Pregunta 15
Pregunta 15 · D5Bloom: Understand
Semana W38 de ingles, grado 11: ejercicio 15 de 20 sobre reading detail and inference.
Read the text: 'The market hall is open on Wednesday afternoons only. Traders noticed that many customers come straight from work, so they asked the council to keep two stalls open until eight in the evening on Fridays.' What detail does the text give about the traders' request?
Elige una opción para comprobar tu respuesta.
Respuesta correcta: C)They asked for two stalls to stay open late on Fridays.
💡 Explicación
The request described is that two stalls remain open until eight on Fridays, which is the detail asked about. In this item the choice that works is 'They asked for two stalls to stay open late on Fridays.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
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Respuesta correcta: C)They asked for two stalls to stay open late on Fridays.
A)They asked for the whole hall to open every evening.No. The request concerns two stalls on Fridays, not the whole hall every evening.
B)They asked the council to open on Sunday mornings.No. Sunday mornings are not mentioned anywhere in the passage.
C)They asked for two stalls to stay open late on Fridays.Correct! The request described is that two stalls remain open until eight on Fridays, which is the detail asked about.
D)They asked for the closing hour to be made earlier.No. The request was to keep the stalls open later, not to close them earlier.
💡 Explicación
The request described is that two stalls remain open until eight on Fridays, which is the detail asked about. In this item the choice that works is 'They asked for two stalls to stay open late on Fridays.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
Pregunta 16
Pregunta 16 · D3Bloom: Evaluate
Semana W38 de ingles, grado 11: ejercicio 16 de 20 sobre reading detail and inference.
Read the text: 'The market hall is open on Wednesday afternoons only. Traders noticed that many customers come straight from work, so they asked the council to keep two stalls open until eight in the evening on Fridays.' What can be INFERRED about the council?
Elige una opción para comprobar tu respuesta.
Respuesta correcta: D)It was not willing to extend the opening hours for the whole hall.
💡 Explicación
The traders asked for late Friday trading and the text reports only that two stalls stayed open, which fits a limited approval. In this item the choice that works is 'It was not willing to extend the opening hours for the whole hall.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
Ver respuesta
Respuesta correcta: D)It was not willing to extend the opening hours for the whole hall.
A)It had refused every request from the traders before.No. The passage reports one request and does not describe earlier refusals.
B)It does not want the market hall to trade on Fridays.No. Two stalls did trade on Fridays, so the council does not object to Friday opening altogether.
C)It plans to close the hall on Wednesday afternoons.No. Nothing suggests any change to the Wednesday afternoon session.
D)It was not willing to extend the opening hours for the whole hall.Correct! The traders asked for late Friday trading and the text reports only that two stalls stayed open, which fits a limited approval.
💡 Explicación
The traders asked for late Friday trading and the text reports only that two stalls stayed open, which fits a limited approval. In this item the choice that works is 'It was not willing to extend the opening hours for the whole hall.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
Pregunta 17
Pregunta 17 · D4Bloom: Understand
Semana W38 de ingles, grado 11: ejercicio 17 de 20 sobre reading detail and inference.
Read the text: 'Ana studied chemistry for three years and then changed to graphic design. She says the two fields look unrelated but both of them require the same habit: showing a first idea to someone who will criticise it.' What detail does the text give about the two fields?
Elige una opción para comprobar tu respuesta.
Respuesta correcta: A)Both require a first idea to be shown to someone who criticises it.
💡 Explicación
The text states directly that both fields require the habit of showing a first idea to a critic, which is the detail asked about. In this item the choice that works is 'Both require a first idea to be shown to someone who criticises it.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
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Respuesta correcta: A)Both require a first idea to be shown to someone who criticises it.
A)Both require a first idea to be shown to someone who criticises it.Correct! The text states directly that both fields require the habit of showing a first idea to a critic, which is the detail asked about.
B)Both lead to jobs in the same industry.No. The text says nothing about the industry the two fields lead into.
C)Both take exactly the same number of years to study.No. Only the three years in chemistry is given; the length of the design course is not mentioned.
D)Both were taught only in the same university.No. No university or place of study is named in the passage.
💡 Explicación
The text states directly that both fields require the habit of showing a first idea to a critic, which is the detail asked about. In this item the choice that works is 'Both require a first idea to be shown to someone who criticises it.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
Pregunta 18
Pregunta 18 · D5Bloom: Evaluate
Semana W38 de ingles, grado 11: ejercicio 18 de 20 sobre reading detail and inference.
Read the text: 'Ana studied chemistry for three years and then changed to graphic design. She says the two fields look unrelated but both of them require the same habit: showing a first idea to someone who will criticise it.' What can be INFERRED about Ana?
Elige una opción para comprobar tu respuesta.
Respuesta correcta: B)She is comfortable with criticism of her work.
💡 Explicación
Ana treats criticism of a first idea as a normal part of both fields, which shows she is used to receiving it. In this item the choice that works is 'She is comfortable with criticism of her work.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
Ver respuesta
Respuesta correcta: B)She is comfortable with criticism of her work.
A)She regrets the three years she spent on chemistry.No. The text reports a change of subject and says nothing about regret.
B)She is comfortable with criticism of her work.Correct! Ana treats criticism of a first idea as a normal part of both fields, which shows she is used to receiving it.
C)She found the design course much harder than chemistry.No. No comparison of difficulty between the two courses appears in the passage.
D)She wants to return to chemistry when she graduates.No. Nothing in the text mentions any plan to go back to chemistry.
💡 Explicación
Ana treats criticism of a first idea as a normal part of both fields, which shows she is used to receiving it. In this item the choice that works is 'She is comfortable with criticism of her work.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
Pregunta 19
Pregunta 19 · D3Bloom: Understand
Semana W38 de ingles, grado 11: ejercicio 19 de 20 sobre reading detail and inference.
Read the text: 'The old bridge was closed after inspectors found cracks in two of its supports. Repairs were expected to take eight months, so the council built a temporary crossing for pedestrians and cyclists a kilometre downstream.' What detail does the text give about the reason for the closure?
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Respuesta correcta: C)Inspectors found cracks in two of the supports.
💡 Explicación
The text states that inspectors found cracks in two supports, which is the reason given for the closure. In this item the choice that works is 'Inspectors found cracks in two of the supports.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
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Respuesta correcta: C)Inspectors found cracks in two of the supports.
A)A flood damaged the surface of the roadway.No. No flood appears anywhere in the passage, and the damage described came from age.
B)The council decided to rebuild the bridge entirely.No. The text mentions repairs taking eight months, not a complete rebuild decided on by the council.
C)Inspectors found cracks in two of the supports.Correct! The text states that inspectors found cracks in two supports, which is the reason given for the closure.
D)Too many vehicles were using it each day.No. The number of vehicles is never mentioned in the text.
💡 Explicación
The text states that inspectors found cracks in two supports, which is the reason given for the closure. In this item the choice that works is 'Inspectors found cracks in two of the supports.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
Pregunta 20
Pregunta 20 · D4Bloom: Evaluate
Semana W38 de ingles, grado 11: ejercicio 20 de 20 sobre reading detail and inference.
Read the text: 'The old bridge was closed after inspectors found cracks in two of its supports. Repairs were expected to take eight months, so the council built a temporary crossing for pedestrians and cyclists a kilometre downstream.' What can be INFERRED about the temporary crossing?
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Respuesta correcta: D)It does not carry motor vehicles.
💡 Explicación
The crossing is described for pedestrians and cyclists only, so cars cannot use it. In this item the choice that works is 'It does not carry motor vehicles.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
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Respuesta correcta: D)It does not carry motor vehicles.
A)It is used by the same buses as the old bridge.No. Buses are not mentioned anywhere in the passage.
B)It is closer to the town centre than the old bridge.No. The text says the crossing is a kilometre downstream, which is a direction, not a distance from the centre.
C)It was built by the same inspectors who closed the bridge.No. Inspectors found the cracks; the council built the crossing.
D)It does not carry motor vehicles.Correct! The crossing is described for pedestrians and cyclists only, so cars cannot use it.
💡 Explicación
The crossing is described for pedestrians and cyclists only, so cars cannot use it. In this item the choice that works is 'It does not carry motor vehicles.', because it is the option that matches what the sentence and the task require.
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