Cuestionario de Artes del Lenguaje

What does "keep it up" mean?

• Give up

• Keep trying

• Take a break

• Ignore it

A "sedentary person" refers to someone who:

• Is very active

• Enjoys cooking

• Sits and watches television

• Exercises regularly

If someone says, "that's all," they are likely to:

• Be confused

• Have finished or be satisfied

• Be looking for more information

• Be asking a question

When you finish a project and say, "work completed," it means:

• You need to start over

• You have completed it

• You are still working on it

• You have lost it

"Too much information" often refers to:

• Useful details

• Unnecessary or overwhelming data

• Exciting news

• Brief summaries

To "release tensions" means:

• To get angry

• To relax or release stress

• To accumulate pressure

• To create a mess

Something that is "addictive" is:

• Easy to ignore

• Difficult to stop doing

• Fun for a short time

• Rarely enjoyable

An activity that is "beneficial" is:

• Harmful

• Useless

• Useful or good for you

• Boring

A "challenging" task is:

• Very simple

• Easy to complete

• Difficult but rewarding

• Always frustrating

If something is described as "complicated," it is:

• Simple

• Easy to understand

• Difficult to solve

• Boring