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EXAMEN ANGLIA PROFICIENCY
El examen Anglia PROFICIENCY es el nivel C1 en el Marco de Referencia Europeo Común y una calificación de los Premios Aim Nivel 2 en el Marco Nacional de Calificación del Reino Unido.
¿Qué prueba Proficiency?
El alumno tiene un buen vocabulario activo y una comprensión estructural, y por lo tanto puede emprender un curso de estudio en inglés en educación superior o superior. Comprensión de un vocabulario amplio, evidencia de estructuras y organización del lenguaje, colocación, control de estilo u modismos, diferenciación de variedad y tono cuando sea necesario.
¿Qué debe hacer el candidato en el examen Proficiency?
una composición académica formal (AcCEPT)
una composición (General)
dos mensajes, formales e informales
un resumen
Preguntas de respuestas múltiples
Pareo
Relleno
Transformación de oración
Transformación de palabras
Tomar nota
Verdadero / falso / no dice declaraciones
El estudiante
escriba textos claros y organizados sobre temas descriptivos, narrativos o discursivos, incluida la opinión y las ventajas y desventajas de un tema determinado
escribir cartas, tanto formales como informales
lea y responda a un texto más extenso sobre cualquier tema, concreto o abstracto
proporcionar un resumen preciso de un texto
utilizar el lenguaje para realizar cualquier función que pueda surgir en un contexto social o de aprendizaje normal
manipular las estructuras para crear énfasis y variar el estilo y el idioma
escuchar y responder con precisión a pasajes y preguntas en una variedad de formas y contextos, entregados a un ritmo normal
Un ejemplo de un ensayo del examen PROFICIENCY de Anglia
| An EXAMPLE OF AN ESSAY AT THIS LEVEL |
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| Smoking should be banned in all public places, including bars and restaurants. Nowadays an increasing pattern of arguments may be noticed as far as smoking is concerned. Should it be banned in all public places or must it continue to be allowed? This is a controversial issue which separates people into two opposing groups: supporters and opponents of smoking. The most significant reason for saying that smoking should be banned is the health factor. Not only the smoker, but also the people around him may damage their lungs and in the worst case suffer from lung cancer. In addition, pregnant women shouldn't be exposed to cigarette smoke because - as Doctors say - smoke can easily damage the unborn baby, and cause it serious problems, after it is born. Furthermore, another important reason that shows that smoking should be restricted and banned in public places is that of the discomfort it creates. Imagine a smoker entering a 'no smoking' bar, and all of the people around him smelling the smoke on his shirt and slowly moving away from him. In addition to the above, a smoker's breath is very bad and a person who does not smoke will feel discomfort talking with him. On the other hand, a majority of people state that smoking is a right that every person has, and shouldn't be banned because that would mean violation of his human rights. Of course, tobacco industries are also against a smoking ban in public places due to well-known reasons. They will lose millions of dollars if the ban exists because the person will only smoke in his house and will not buy cigarrettes all the time. Concluding, and taking all the above into consideration, smoking plays an integral part in many people's lives but, as far as the 'public' factor is concerned we shouldn't smoke in public places because that would mean violation of a non-smoker's rights, whereas the smoker can choose not to if he or she wants. 316 words |
