Reading



Reading test samples:

Sample part 1: Here.  COMPLETE THE TEXT. 3 OPTIONS.



Sample part 2: Here. ORDER THE SENTENCES TO MAKE A STORY.



Sample part 3: this part is one of the new changes. (En este caso tendremos 4 personas expresando sus opiniones sobre un mismo tema y a continuación deberemos responder 7 preguntas en las que hay que aclarar qué persona expresa cada opinión concreta.) MATCH OPINIONS WITH 4 PEOPLE.

Sample part 4: MATCH HEADINGS WITH THE PARAGRAPHS



Samples of all the parts: here.

Reading activities: (MIXED)

APTIS Reading test (SIMULADOR):
https://www.britishcouncil.org/aptis-practice-tests/AptisReadingPractice/

Aptis Reading Practice test:
https://aptisonline.com/aptis-reading-practice-2/
https://aptisonline.com/aptis-reading-practice-1/

Reading and Use of English test:
https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/cbpt/2015/fce-reading-and-uoe/index.xhtml

Retail therapy:
https://www.cambridgeenglish.org/learning-english/activities-for-learners/b2r003-retail-therapy

Being an adult:
https://www.cambridgeenglish.org/learning-english/activities-for-learners/b2r002-being-an-adult



PART 2: Order the sentences: 

To order paragraphs of a text, you have to work like a detective and look for clues to help you. These tips will show you how.
  • Read all the paragraphs before deciding on the correct order.

Look for linking words and discourse markers that express:

  • the same idea: too, also, furthermore, in addition, what’s more, etc.
  • a different idea: however, but, nevertheless, on the other hand, then again, while, whereas, etc.
  • reason and result: so, as a result, consequently, for this reason, since, as, because of this, due to, etc.
  • sequence or order: firstly, first of all, initially, then, secondly, finally, eventually, in the end, etc.

Look for connections between paragraphs. Reference words link backwards to things earlier in the text or forwards to things later in the text. Pronouns are typical reference words, for example:

  • personal pronouns (I, you, he, she, it, we, they)
  • possessive pronouns (my, mine, your, yours, his, her, hers, its, our, ours, their, theirs)
  • demonstrative pronouns (this, that, these, those)

REORDER THE SENTENCES. ONLINE ACTIVITIES:

(Although they are for kids, I think it's interesting to have a try!)
1) Ancient Egyptian Mummies: http://learnenglish.educ.ar/ancient-egyptian-mummies/
2) The solar system: http://learnenglish.educ.ar/the-solar-system/
3) The great race: http://learnenglish.educ.ar/the-great-race-2/
4) The history of football: http://learnenglish.educ.ar/the-history-of-football/
5) Dinosaurs: http://learnenglish.educ.ar/dinosaurs-3/
6) A magic spell: http://learnenglish.educ.ar/a-magic-spell-2/
7) A banana milkshake: http://learnenglish.educ.ar/a-banana-milkshake/
8) A letter to Santa: http://learnenglish.educ.ar/a-letter-to-santa/

Google forms: Match headings with the paragraphs

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