WorksheetsNivelación Sexto Semestre
Total questions: 254
Worksheet time: 3hrs 19mins
1.Where can you buy fruits and vegetables?
a) Butcher
b) Bakery
c) Greengrocer
d) Pharmacy
2. Where can you withdraw or deposit money?
a) Bank
b) Doctor
c) Pharmacy
d) Shop
Where can you take your car to be fixed?
Car dealer
Garage
Car wash
Hospital
Where can you buy newspaper and magazines?
Newsagent
Post office
Book store
Grocery
Where de people go to watch móviles?
Theatre
Cinema
Night Club
Museum
Where can you buy clothes and shoes?
Departament store
Clothes store
Departament store
Station
Where would you go to catch a flight?
a) Bus Stop
b) Park
c) Airport
d) Cafe
Where would you buy groceries?
a) Hotel
b) Bakery
c) Supermarket
Where would you find books and historical artifacts?
a) Mall
b) Police Station
c) Museum
Where would you get a haircut?
a) Restaurant
b) Bank
c) Barber Shop
Where do you go to deposit or withdraw money?
a) Coffe
b) Bank
c) Hospital
Where would you receive medical treatment?
a) School
b) Hospital
c) Mall
Where would you grab a quick coffee?
a) Police Station
b) Coffee
c) Airport
Where do children learn?
a) Hotel
b) School
c) Restaurant
Where would you eat a meal?
a) Bakery
b) Restaurant
c) Bank
Where would you stay overnight while traveling?
a) Park
b) Hotel
c) Museum
Where would you buy fresh bread?
a) Butcher's
b) Bakery
c) Police Station
Where would you find firefighters?
a) Hospital
b) School
c) Fire Station
Where would you shop for a variety of goods?
a) Park
b) Mall
c) Hotel
Where would you wait for a bus?
a) Restaurant
b) Bakery
c) Bus Stop
Where would you buy meat?
a) Supermarket
b) Coffee
c) Butcher's
Where would you relax outdoors?
a) Hospital
b) Park
c) Mall
Which place helps maintain law and order?
a) Fire Station
b) Bakery
c) Police Station
Where would you see artworks and exhibits?
a) Bus Stop
b) Supermarket
c) Museum
Which building offers various types of accommodation?
a) School
b) Hotel
c) Police Station
Where might you find a wide selection of clothing?
a) Bakery
b) Butcher's
c) Mall
What place would you visit for emergency services?
a) Cafe
b) Hospital
c) Park
Where do you go to buy pastries and cakes?
a) Butcher's
b) Bakery
c) Airport
What public facility ensures your safety and security?
a) Supermarket
b) Hotel
c) Police Station
What location often has slides, swings and green space?
a) Airport
b) Hotel
d) Park
Where do you buy bread?
a) Butcher
b) Bakery
c) Greengrocer
Where do you go to keep your money?
a) Bank
b) Doctor
c) Pharmacy
Where do they repair cars?
a) Garage
b) Car dealer
c) Car wash
Where do you send letters?
a) Newsagent
b) Post office
c) Bookstore
Where do you watch movies?
a) Cinema
b) Theatre
c) Nightclub
Where can you buy clothes, perfumes, or electronics?
a) Department store
b) Drugstore
c) Clothes store
Where do you go if you have a toothache?
a) Pharmacy
b) Dentist
c) Station
Where do you eat out?
a) Bar
b) Restaurant
c) Theatre
Where do you buy meat?
a) Butcher
b) Grocer
c) Bakery
Where do you wait for the bus?
a) Bus stop
b) Station
c) Airport
Where do they treat medical emergencies?
a) Police station
b) Post office
c) Hospital
Where can you read books without buying them?
a) Shoe store
b) Library
c) Fire station
Where can you enjoy nature in the city?
a) Zoo
b) Park
c) Forest
Where can you see historical or artistic objects?
a) Museum
b) Gallery
c) Circus
Where do children study?
a) Cinema
b) School
c) Playground
Where do the mayor and public officials work?
a) Courthouse
b) Town hall
c) Library
Where are wild animals taken care of?
a) Cage
b) Shelter
c) Zoo
Where do cars drive?
a) Park
b) Forest
c) Street
Where do many people pray on Sundays?
a) Mosque
b) Church
c) Temple
What place is an old building that used to be a fortress?
a) Shop
b) Town hall
c) Castle
Where are football matches played?
a) Stadium
b) Station
c) Gym
Where do you take the train?
a) Train station
b) Taxi stand
c) Airport
Where do you find police officers?
a) Post office
b) Police station
c) Fire station
Where do airplanes land and take off?
a) Train station
b) Airport
c) Bus stop
Where do they fight fires?
a) Police station
b) Hospital
c) Fire station
Where do people work out?
a) Gym
b) Cinema
c) Restaurant
Where do you buy medicine?
a) Pharmacy
b) Library
c) Bank
Where do you watch plays?
a) School
b) Theatre
c) Museum
Where do you buy shoes?
a) Shoe store
b) Pharmacy
c) Zoo
Where can you buy books?
a) Newsagent
b) Bookstore
c) Dentist
What does the knife and fork symbol indicate?
a) Bank
b) Restaurant
c) Public phone
What is the icon of an envelope used for?
a) Restaurant
b) Gas station
c) Post office
What is the icon of an envelope used for?
a) Restaurant
b) Gas station
c) Post office
What does an escalator symbol indicate?
a) Stairs
b) Elevator
c) Emergency exit
What does a sign with a helicopter represent?
a) Airport
b) Heliport
c) Customs
What service does the fuel pump icon show?
a) Parking
b) Gas station
c) Car wash
What does a red cross over a cigarette mean?
a) Smoking area
b) No smoking zone
c) Pharmacy
What does the shopping cart symbol mean?
a) Store
b) Bank
c) Library
What does the wheelchair symbol stand for?
a) Ambulance
b) Accessibility
c) Medical center
What activity does a table and umbrella symbol suggest?
a) Rest area
b) Picnic area
c) School cafeteria
What does a telephone sign mean?
a) Internet café
b) Public phone
c) Electronics store
What does the “@” symbol indicate?
a) Internet café
b) Ice cream shop
c) Bookstore
What does an open book icon mean?
a) School
b) Library
c) Office
What is represented by scissors and a brush?
a) Laundry
b) Hair salon
c) Laboratory
What does the “Toilets” sign indicate?
a) Restaurant
b) Restroom
c) Office
What does the “Disabled” sign mean?
a) Playground
b) Parking area
c) Accessible facilities
What can you find at a “Bus Stop”?
a) Food truck
b) Public transport
c) Car rental
What is shown by the “Food and Drink” sign?
a) Water fountain
b) Dining area
c) Pharmacy
What does the “Hospital” sign indicate?
a) Fire station
b) Medical care
c) Police station
What does the “No Smoking” sign mean?
a) Smoking allowed
b) Smoking prohibited
c) Ventilated area
What does the “Fire Exit” sign show?
a) Main entrance
b) Emergency exit
c) Security checkpoint
What is the “Telephone” sign used for?
a) Public phone
b) Internet café
c) Post office
What does the “Information” sign point to?
a) Lost and found
b) Guidance services
c) Ticket machine
What does the “Keep Tidy” sign promote?
a) Environmental care
b) Rest
c) Recycling
What action is represented by the “Recycle” sign?
a) Dispose of trash
b) Use bins
c) Reuse materials
What does the “Danger / Warning” sign alert you to?
a) Safe zone
b) Potential hazard
c) Emergency meeting point
What does the “Fire Alarm” sign mean?
a) Fire drill
b) Smoke detector
c) Emergency alarm
What area is marked by the “Parking” sign?
a) Walkway
b) Car area
c) Bus lane
What is provided in the “Baby Changing” area?
a) Playground
b) Diaper station
c) Feeding room
What does the “Stop” sign tell you to do?
a) Keep going
b) Slow down
c) Halt completely
What does the “Wi-Fi” sign indicate?
a) Phone signal
b) Wireless internet access
c) Technical support
What does the “No Entry” sign restrict?
a) Exiting
b) Entering
c) Waiting
What does the “No Mobile Phones” sign request?
a) Text only
b) Turn off devices
c) Use speaker mode
What does the “Open / Closed” sign show?
a) Store hours
b) Business status
c) Staff availability
What does the “Hospital” sign use as a symbol?
a) Cross
b) Ambulance
c) Stethoscope
What does the “No Entry” sign restrict?
a) Exiting
b) Entering
c) Waiting
What does the “No Mobile Phones” sign request?
a) Text only
b) Turn off devices
c) Use speaker mode
What does the “Open / Closed” sign show?
a) Store hours
b) Business status
c) Staff availability
What does the “Hospital” sign use as a symbol?
a) Cross
b) Ambulance
c) Stethoscope
Which sign uses a flame symbol?
a) Fire Exit
b) Fire Alarm
c) No Smoking
What type of action does the “Keep Tidy” sign suggest?
a) Clean up
b) Sit down
c) Get help
What area is marked by the “Disabled” sign?
a) Elevator
b) Wheelchair access
c) Parking lot
Which term refers to the target audience of a product or service?
a) Product
b) Consumer
c) Channel
What word describes a temporary price reduction used as an attraction strategy?
a) Funnel
b) Sponsor
c) Discount
What is the visual and verbal identity that distinguishes a company or product in the market?
a) Registration
b) Launch
c) Brand
Which tool allows analysis of data regarding an advertising campaign’s performance?
a) Tag
b) Analytics
c) Channel
What concept describes the set of activities that deliver a product to the final customer?
a) Image
b) Motivation
c) Distribution
Answer questions 108 to 144
What is the main product being advertised?
a) A magic shop
b) A fairy circus show
c) A music concert
What kind of entertainment is mentioned in the ad?
a) Extreme sports
b) Acrobats, clowns, magic, and trained animals
c) Outdoor movies
Where will the event take place?
a) In an enchanted forest
b) In New York
c) At an amusement park
What do advertisers use to grab people’s attention quickly?
a) Summary
b) Details
c) Slogans
A commercial that includes puppies and kittens is using:
(a)
What kind of tune sticks in your head after a commercial?
(a)
Which is usually shown outdoors and very large?
(a)
Advertisements that provoke strong disagreement are called:
(a)
A person who appears in many ads because they are well-known is a:
(a)
What is usually offered for a limited time to attract buyers?
(a)
What is often shown during peak viewing hours on TV?
(a)
Which word means the ad leaves a strong impression visually?
(a)
A product that has a high number of sales is considered:
(a)
Which word suggests the ad is focused on providing facts?
(a)
The main time slot when most people watch TV is:
(a)
What type of humor do funny ads use?
(a)
What kind of language do persuasive ads often use?
(a)
If an ad contains incorrect information, it is:
(a)
What do companies aim to do with their product through ads?
(a)
An advertisement with too much information might be:
(a)
Which word suggests an ad is strong and forceful?
(a)
A short musical piece used in advertising is called a:
(a)
Which type of people are commonly shown to appeal to younger audiences?
(a)
When advertisers push the truth too far, they:
(a)
If a product is not allowed to be advertised, it is:
(a)
Which word refers to a well-known label like Nike or Apple?
(a)
What word refers to the people a product is aimed at?
(a)
A visual tool like a paper ad often seen on walls is a:
(a)
Ads with adorable babies are using which tactic?
(a)
A common pause in TV programs to show ads is called:
(a)
Ads that make people feel hopeful are:
(a)
Comparing two similar products helps customers:
(a)
When an ad brings out good feelings, it’s called:
(a)
What is the main image or drawing in an advertisement called?
(a)
Which part of an ad is a short and memorable phrase?
(a)
What gives more information in small letters in an ad?
(a)
What is a symbol or drawing that represents the company?
(a)
What gives the main idea of the ad in a few words?
(a)
Which is often at the bottom and includes extra details?
(a)
Which is usually drawn by a graphic designer?
(a)
“i’m lovin’ it” is an example of a:
(a)
What part of the ad tells the consumer who is behind the product?
(a)
What part of an ad can be a photograph or illustration?
(a)
What’s usually short, persuasive, and used to sell?
(a)
Where do you often find the slogan?
(a)
Which part of the ad describes the product’s features?
(a)
Which element is a key visual that attracts attention?
(a)
Which section might include the company’s contact info?
(a)
What is designed to make the brand easy to remember?
(a)
Which part may contain persuasive or emotional words?
(a)
Which part is usually unique to each advertisement?
(a)
A company’s visual identity often includes a:
(a)
answer questions 160 to 189
What is the front page of a magazine called?
(a)
What displays the magazine’s name?
(a)
What is usually the biggest image on a magazine cover?
(a)
Which element attracts attention with bold words?
(a)
What are short lines under the cover headline called?
(a)
What shows how much a magazine costs?
(a)
Where can you find the publication date?
(a)
What helps identify and scan the magazine in stores?
(a)
What gives the edition information?
(a)
What is usually at the top of the cover?
(a)
What covers most of the magazine’s front page?
(a)
What part includes the publisher’s info and date?
(a)
Which section often includes teasers about articles?
(a)
What visually dominates the cover and draws attention?
(a)
What phrase is used to summarize a featured story?
(a)
Where is the title of the magazine usually placed?
(a)
Which part helps readers know what topics are inside?
(a)
Where is the barcode commonly located?
(a)
Which part may change each month to reflect new articles?
(a)
What information helps collectors track editions?
(a)
Which part is a combination of text and photo?
(a)
What is printed in small numbers with a scanning code?
(a)
Which item has marketing and sales value?
(a)
What often includes striking fonts and colors?
(a)
What gives the reader a reason to pick up the magazine?
(a)
Which is never repeated in the same way in every edition?
(a)
Where might you find promotional messages like "Exclusive!"?
(a)
Which part highlights what's featured inside?
(a)
What combines all visual and textual front elements?
(a)
What is the name of printed news on large sheets?
(a)
Who writes news articles for a newspaper?
(a)
What part of a newspaper gives opinions on current topics?
(a)
What is the main title of a news story?
(a)
A person who gives personal opinions in a specific section is called a:
(a)
What do we call the paper used to print newspapers?
(a)
What is a printed or digital magazine published regularly?
(a)
What is a funny drawing or story found in newspapers?
(a)
What is another name for printed promotional content?
(a)
The profession of gathering and writing news is:
(a)
What is a printed opinion written by the editor?
(a)
A person in charge of preparing content for publishing is the:
(a)
“The New York Times” is an example of a:
(a)
A smaller, sensational-style newspaper is a:
(a)
An article expressing the author's personal view is called an:
(a)
Where can you read the latest news every day?
(a)
A group of newspapers and TV is known as:
(a)
What is a “dummy” in newspaper design?
(a)
What term means the main title of a news article?
(a)
What word describes an error made by pressing the wrong key?
(a)
What is a “masthead”?
(a)
What does “crop” mean in image editing?
(a)
What does “crop” mean in image editing?
(a)
What is a “widow” in printing?
(a)
Who is a “stringer”?
(a)
What is a “scoop”?
(a)
What does “bleed” mean in printing terms?
(a)
What does “beat” refer to in journalism?
(a)
Which word is a synonym for “model” in newspaper context?
(a)
What term is used for the space that runs between columns?
(a)
What kind of story is a scoop?
(a)
If a picture “bleeds,” it:
(a)
A “typo” is most likely caused by:
(a)
Which term means a layout preview?
(a)
A “beat” is typically:
(a)
What’s another word for “trim” in printing?
(a)
What would you call a freelance contributor?
(a)
What might a widow affect in the layout?
(a)
A headline should always:
(a)
Which term describes text or image running to the edge of a page?
(a)
Which term describes text or image running to the edge of a page?
(a)
Who sends stories to newspapers but isn’t on staff?
(a)
A “dummy” can also be thought of as:
(a)
What sign shows where public restrooms are?
(a)
Which sign indicates access for wheelchair users?
(a)
What sign shows a place to wait for public transportation?
(a)
Which symbol shows a place to eat and drink?
(a)
What sign would you find at a medical center?
(a)
What sign shows smoking is not allowed?
(a)
Which sign shows the way out in case of an emergency?
(a)
Which symbol identifies a public telephone?
(a)
Which sign gives helpful directions or facts?
(a)
What sign tells people to keep the place clean?
(a)
Which sign encourages recycling?
(a)
What symbol warns of a hazardous situation?
(a)
What sign is used to activate emergency sound alerts?
(a)
What symbol shows a place to leave your car?
(a)
Which sign commands people to stop immediately?
(a)
Which symbol shows internet availability?
(a)
What sign prohibits entering a specific area?
(a)
What sign says phones are not allowed?
(a)
What sign lets people know whether a business is operating?
(a)
Which sign typically appears near a restroom?
(a)
Where would you use the “Stop” sign?
(a)
What symbol shows someone walking through a door with an arrow?
(a)
Which sign shows both cutlery and a cup?
(a)
