Answer questions 1-3 according to the following reading about rocks.
Mapping surface rocks is the first stage in modern oil exploration. By studying the rocks on the surface, geologists can guess at the structure of the rocks beneath the surface. Another method that helps them do this is to use an instrument called a gravimeter. This measures the slight differences in the gravitational force at different points on the surface of the Earth. The denser rocks have a greater gravitational attraction than the lighter rocks in the surface layers. By taking gravimeter readings at a number of places along the surface, it is possible to "map" the density of the rocks below, thus helping to find oil.
1. According to the passage, ----.
A) the rocks should be cracked first to drill oil
B) the rocks underneath the soil are spotted by the help of gravimeter
C) by examining the rocks, geologists find the coal
D) gravimeter is only used in the mountainous places to locate oil
reservations
E) oil reserves are closely bound up with dead creatures
2. Rocks ----.
A) which have the denser gravitational force have more oil than the
lighter ones
B) can be located by studying structure of the soil
C) can be found at different parts of the Earth
D) are first studied so as to locate the oil reservations
E) deal only with the structure of the gravimeter but not the gravitation
3. It could be drawn out of the passage that ----.
A) gravimeter readings are denser on the surface
B) oil exploration needs some steps to be taken before drilling
C) to be sure whether it's rocky, geologists use gravitational force
D) the bigger rocks absorb the gravitational force
E) if it's rocky, there are huge oil reservations underneath the surface
Realiza un vocabulario mìnimo de 20 terminos acerca de la lectura con su correspondiente en español.
Dialogo En Inglés: Una Relación Del Pasado
Las hermanas Mary y Linda disfrutan su tiempo de vacación juntas y recuerdan una relación amorosa del pasado.
A RELATIONSHIP FROM THE PAST
Una relación del pasado
Mary
Linda, What happened to Pablo?
Linda, ¿Que pasó con Pablo?
Linda
Who?
¿Quién?
Mary
Pablo, the guy from Mexico, You used to write a lot about him and suddenly you stopped. Why?
Pablo, el chico de México, tu solías escribir mucho de el y de repente te deteniste. ¿Por qué?
Linda
Because we broke up. But don't worry, it's not a big deal.
Porque rompimos. Pero no te preocupes no es importante.
Mary
If it's not a big deal, it will be easier for you to tell me.
Si no es importante, será más fácil contarme.
Linda
Ok. What do you want to know?
Muy bien. ¿Qué quieres saber?
Mary
Why did you break up with him?
¿Por qué rompiste con el?
Linda
All right. I'm going to tell you the truth. We had a great relationship. He was a very nice guy and he seemed to love me, but he had the worst idea.
Muy bien. Voy a contarte la verdad. Teníamos una gran relación.
El era un buen chico y parecía que me amaba, pero tenía la peor idea.
Mary
What was it?
¿Qué era?
Linda
He asked me to marry him and of course I didn't accept.
El me pidió que me casara con el y por supuesto no acepté.
Mary
Why didn't you accept?
¿Por qué no aceptaste?
Linda
Because I didn't love him that much and I wasn't ready for that step.
Porque Yo no lo amaba mucho y no estaba lista para ese paso.
Mary
What did he do?
¿Qué hizo el?
Linda
Nothing. He understood and one week later, he moved to Spain.
Nada. El entendió y una semana después se trasladó a España.
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