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What does «opción múltiple» mean?

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What does «opción múltiple» mean?

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Multiple choice.

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How many options are correct in a reading MCQ?

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Exactly one.

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How is a reading MCQ marked?

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Objectively, all-or-nothing — right answer earns the mark, a wrong one earns nothing.

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What is a «distractor» in a reading MCQ?

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A wrong option written to look tempting — often by reusing a word from the text.

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What does the command word «elige» tell you to do?

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Choose (select the one correct option).

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In an MCQ, do you write anything?

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No — you only choose the letter of the correct option.

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What does «según el texto» tell you about your answer?

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It must be supported by the text, not by outside knowledge.

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What does «las ventas» mean?

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The sales.

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What does «cerrar al tráfico» mean?

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To close (a street) to traffic.

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Give the 5-step routine for a reading MCQ.

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Read the question and all options → Find the relevant part → Read that sentence closely → Eliminate the distractors → Choose.

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What is the word-match trap?

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A wrong option that repeats a word from the text but misreads its meaning, so it feels familiar.

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Why is eliminating distractors useful?

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It is often easier to rule options out than to spot the right one; what's left is your answer.

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Why must you read the WHOLE relevant sentence?

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The meaning of the full line decides the answer — deciding on half a sentence loses marks.

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Does a shared word between an option and the text prove it's correct?

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No — be more suspicious; the writers plant that word, so check the whole sentence's meaning.

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