Examen Nivel Ingles Insituto Milenium

The correct answer is "was". This is because the sentence is talking about a specific point in the past when the person was born, so the past tense "was" is the appropriate verb to use.

Pele is still perhaps the most famous footballer in the world. This means that Pele is considered to be the most well-known or renowned football player when compared to all other football players in the world.

Parts of Australia don't have any rain for long periods means that there is no rain at all in those areas for extended periods of time.

In the future, we will need to get a lot of power from the sun and the wind. This implies that in order to meet the energy demands in the future, it will be necessary to rely heavily on renewable sources such as solar and wind power.

The word "any" is the correct answer because it is used to indicate that there are no easy ways of learning to program a computer. The other options, "no" and "some," do not convey the same meaning.

The correct answer is "didn't want" because it is the past tense of "do not want" and fits grammatically in the sentence. It indicates that the mother had a lack of desire or intention for her son to become a footballer.

The correct answer is "used" because it is the past tense form of the verb "use." In this sentence, the word "used" is used to indicate that the person mentioned in the sentence watched his father play in the past.

In this question, we are comparing the temperature in October and April in Mediterranean countries. The correct answer "warmer" indicates that the temperature is higher in October compared to April. This suggests that as the seasons progress from April to October, the weather gets progressively warmer in these countries.

The correct answer is "his". This is because the sentence is referring to someone hurting their own knee, indicating possession. "His" is the correct possessive pronoun to use in this context.

The correct answer is "people." In this sentence, the word "many" indicates a plural subject, so we need a plural noun to match. "People" is the correct plural form of the noun "person."

In 1957, he was picked for the Brazilian national team.

The phrase "such a" is used to indicate a specific type or quality of something. In this context, it means that the person being referred to is a brilliant player. The use of "such a" emphasizes the exceptional nature of the person's skill or talent.

People wear light clothes in hot countries to keep cool.

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Water freezes at a temperature of 0°C.

The correct answer is "both his left foot and". This means that he learned to use not just his left foot, but also his right foot.

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The correct answer is "which". This is because the sentence is asking for the easiest option to learn out of a given set of options, and "which" is used to refer to a specific option or choice among a group.

The correct answer is "I am writing, don't know." The letter is written in the present tense, indicating that the person is currently writing the letter. The phrase "don't know" indicates that the person is seeking advice because they are unsure about what to do.

Even though he was injured, he still helped Brazil to win the final.

The correct answer is "I've worked." This is because the sentence is referring to an action that started in the past and is still ongoing in the present. The present perfect tense "I've worked" is used to express this continuous action.

The given correct answer is "have they." This is because the question is asking if anyone has disagreed with the latest proposals. The correct form to use in this case is the present perfect tense, which is "have they." The other options ("did he" and "has he") are not correct because they do not match the subject "Nobody" and the plural form "they" is needed.

The correct answer is "as". This is because the sentence is comparing learning a computer language to learning a real language. The word "as" is used to show similarity or equality in the comparison.

The correct answer "isn't he" is used to express surprise or seek confirmation. In this context, it suggests that the speaker is surprised or seeking confirmation about Steve going to China.

The correct answer is "little". This means that there is not much we can do to control the weather. "Few" refers to a small number of things, "less" refers to a smaller amount of something, but "little" refers to a small amount of something uncountable, like control over the weather.

The statement suggests that there are more computers per person in England compared to any other country in the world. This means that England has a higher computer density than any other place globally.

Climate plays a significant role in shaping people's lives. It affects various aspects such as agriculture, economy, health, and lifestyle choices. Therefore, it can be said that climate is very important in most people's lives.

The correct answer is "have". This is because the subject "the majority of children" is plural, so it requires the plural form of the verb "have".

In some countries, it is dark all the time in winter. This means that during the winter season, these countries experience extended periods of darkness throughout the day.

The phrase "wasn't going to" indicates that the person did not believe they would be able to play in the finals in Sweden.

The given question is in the form of a tag question, which is used to confirm or seek agreement with a previous statement. In this case, the previous statement implies that he has rarely been away for this long before. The correct tag question to use is "hasn't he" because it is the negative form of the auxiliary verb "has" used in the previous statement.

The correct answer is "made him." This is the correct answer because "made him" is the correct verb phrase to complete the sentence. The verb "made" is used to indicate that the subject's father forced or compelled him to practice every day.

The correct answer is "was only ten." This suggests that Pele received the name "Pele" when he was only ten years old.

The correct answer is "hadn't been." This is because the sentence is discussing a hypothetical situation in the past. The use of "if" indicates a conditional statement, and the structure "if + past perfect, would + have + past participle" is used to express a hypothetical situation in the past. In this case, the speaker is saying that if he had not been so important to the team, he would have been left behind.

The phrase "quite a" is used to indicate that the history of the World Cup is not short, but rather quite long.

Uruguay had already won the Olympic football final in 1924 and 1928, and they wanted to be World Champions for the third time.

Geoff Hurst, an England player, scored three goals in the final and won it by himself. This means that he achieved this feat without any assistance or help from his teammates. He took full responsibility for his performance and played a crucial role in securing the victory for his team.

The correct answer is "little". This suggests that the four teams from Europe did not have much success.

The given correct answer is "wouldn't you". This is because the phrase "No doubt you'd rather he didn't stay abroad too long" implies that the speaker believes the person being referred to would prefer the person in question to not stay abroad for an extended period of time. The use of "wouldn't you" at the end of the sentence is a tag question that seeks confirmation or agreement from the listener, implying that the listener also shares the same sentiment.

The correct answer is "aren't I". This is because the question is asking for confirmation or agreement with the statement "I'm next on the list to go out there". The phrase "aren't I" is a common way to seek confirmation or agreement in English.

Many people have accepted the fact that they will never understand how a computer works.

The correct answer is "hasn't he." This is because the question is asking for confirmation or agreement with the statement that the person has given up smoking. The use of "hasn't he" is a tag question that is commonly used in English to seek confirmation or agreement.

The correct answer is "winning". This is because the phrase "went on" is followed by a verb in the present participle form (-ing) to indicate an ongoing action or state. In this case, "winning" is the correct form to indicate that the action of winning was ongoing during the 1938 final.

To become proficient in something, it is necessary to practice extensively without any external assistance or supervision. The phrase "on your own" implies that the individual should rely solely on their own efforts and resources to improve their skills and abilities. This suggests that practicing independently, without any external guidance or support, is the most effective way to achieve proficiency in a particular field.

The word "hardly" suggests that the speed of microtechnology advancements is so fast that it is difficult for anyone to keep up with it. Therefore, the correct answer is "anybody," as it implies that no specific person or group can keep up with the rapid pace of microtechnology.

The correct answer is "should we." This is because the phrase "we'd better not delay reading this any longer" suggests that it is important to start reading immediately. The question tag "should we" is used to seek agreement or confirmation from the listener, implying that it is necessary or advisable to begin reading now.

The correct answer is "had joined." This is because the sentence is in the past perfect tense, indicating an action that happened before another past action. In this case, the action of joining Santos happened before the action of scoring in his first game.

The correct answer is "to playing" because the phrase "looking forward to" is followed by a gerund (a verb form ending in -ing) when expressing anticipation or excitement about a future action. Therefore, the correct construction is "looking forward to playing."

The correct answer is "difficulty in learning" because the phrase "if they can't get 'hands-on' experience" suggests that the sentence is referring to a general problem or challenge that people face when they are unable to gain practical experience in a particular subject or skill. The phrase "difficulty in learning" accurately captures this idea.

The correct answer is "we should". This means that the speaker is suggesting that "we" (referring to a group of people) should share the house and share the costs.