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Inglés PAU Valencia 2024

Inglés — 2.º Bachillerato — Exercicis resolts amb explicació

Format de l'examen

1 hora 30 minutos
Comprensión lectora, use of English (gramática) y redacción

Blocs temàtics

Reading comprehension (Text A / Text B)
Vocabulary in context
Grammar and use of English
Writing (composición)

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PAU VAL 2024 — Reading comprehension: technology and societyDificultat 3/5

The text discusses how technology affects daily life. According to the text, what is one effect of constant smartphone use?

APeople read more printed books

BIt can reduce face-to-face communication and attention

CIt removes the need for the internet

DIt improves physical exercise

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Resposta correcta — opció B

It can reduce face-to-face communication and attention

Correct: constant smartphone use can reduce face-to-face communication and attention span.

Reading comprehension questions ask you to identify ideas stated in the text. A common point in texts about technology is that constant smartphone use can reduce face-to-face communication and attention span. The correct answer must be supported by the text, not by general opinion.

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PAU VAL 2024 — Reading comprehension: true / false with justificationDificultat 3/5

The task asks: "According to the text, technology only has negative effects." Is this statement TRUE or FALSE, and how do you justify it?

ATRUE, technology is entirely harmful

BTRUE, the text condemns all technology

CFALSE, the text also mentions positive effects

DThe text gives no information about this

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Resposta correcta — opció C

FALSE, the text also mentions positive effects

Correct: FALSE — the text also highlights benefits, so technology does not have only negative effects.

In PAU true/false comprehension tasks, you must decide whether a statement matches the text and justify it with evidence from the text. As the text presents both advantages and disadvantages of technology, the claim that it "only has negative effects" is FALSE, justified by the positive aspects also mentioned.

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PAU VAL 2024 — Vocabulary in contextDificultat 3/5

Find a word in the text that means "advantage" or "positive aspect". Which option is a synonym of "advantage"?

Abenefit

Bdrawback

Cthreat

Dfailure

Veure solució

Resposta correcta — opció A

benefit

Correct: "benefit" is a synonym of advantage (a positive aspect).

Vocabulary-in-context tasks ask for synonyms or definitions of words within the text. "Benefit" is a synonym of "advantage" (a positive aspect or gain), whereas "drawback" means disadvantage, "threat" means danger and "failure" means lack of success.

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PAU VAL 2024 — Use of English: rephrasingDificultat 3/5

Rewrite keeping the same meaning: "It is too expensive for me to buy." → "It isn't ____ for me to buy."

Atoo cheap

Bcheap enough

Cexpensive enough

Dso expensive

Veure solució

Resposta correcta — opció B

cheap enough

Correct: "too expensive" means "not cheap enough": "It isn't cheap enough for me to buy."

Rephrasing tasks test the same meaning with a different structure. "Too + adjective" can be rewritten as "not + opposite adjective + enough". "It is too expensive" means "It isn't cheap enough". Mastering these transformations (too/enough, so/such, comparatives) is a key Use of English skill.

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PAU VAL 2024 — Use of English: present perfectDificultat 3/5

Complete: "I ____ this website many times, and it is always useful."

Aused

Bam using

Chave used

Dwill use

Veure solució

Resposta correcta — opció C

have used

Correct: the present perfect "have used" links a repeated past action to the present.

The present perfect ("have/has + past participle") connects past actions with the present and is used for experiences up to now, often with "ever", "never" or "many times". "I have used this website many times" expresses repeated experience with relevance to the present, unlike the past simple (finished past) or the future "will use".

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PAU VAL 2024 — Use of English: connectorsDificultat 3/5

Choose the best connector: "Social media keeps us connected; ____, it can also waste a lot of time."

Atherefore

Bfor example

Cin addition

Dhowever

Veure solució

Resposta correcta — opció D

however

Correct: "however" introduces a contrast between two opposing ideas.

Connectors link ideas and show their relationship. "However" introduces a contrast between two opposing ideas (being connected vs. wasting time). "Therefore" expresses consequence, "for example" introduces an example and "in addition" adds a similar idea. Choosing the right connector is essential for cohesion in writing.

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PAU VAL 2024 — Use of English: modal verbsDificultat 3/5

Choose the correct modal: "You ____ use your phone during the exam; it is forbidden."

Ashould

Bmust not

Ccould

Dmight

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Resposta correcta — opció B

must not

Correct: "must not" (mustn't) expresses prohibition: you are not allowed to do it.

Modal verbs express different functions. "Must not (mustn't)" expresses prohibition: something that is not allowed. The context "it is forbidden" requires this modal. "Should" gives advice, while "could" and "might" express possibility or permission. Note that "mustn't" (prohibition) differs from "don't have to" (no obligation).

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PAU VAL 2024 — Writing: compositionDificultat 3/5

The exam asks for a short composition about the use of technology by young people. Which is the best way to organise an opinion essay?

AIntroduction (thesis), body (arguments), conclusion

BA single long paragraph with no structure

CA list of words without full sentences

DA copy of the reading text

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Resposta correcta — opció A

Introduction (thesis), body (arguments), conclusion

Correct: an introduction with the thesis, body paragraphs with arguments, and a conclusion.

A well-organised opinion essay has three parts: an introduction that presents the topic and the thesis (your opinion), body paragraphs that develop arguments with examples and connectors, and a conclusion that restates the main idea. Clear structure, cohesion and accurate language are key assessment criteria in the PAU writing task.

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