Asesoría Regional de Inglés Prueba de Dominio Lingüístico 2021 San José, Costa Rica - Mayo
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Asesoría Regional de Inglés
Prueba de Dominio Lingüístico 2021
San José, Costa Rica
Mayo,
MSc. Vladimir Sáenz Rojas Asesor Regional de Inglés
Prueba de Dominio Lingüístico 2021
(clic en los enlaces para acceder a las prácticas)
Para la educación diversificada se mantiene como requisito de graduación la
prueba de dominio lingüístico (MEP, mayo 2021). En el caso de inglés,
probablemente se evaluará la comprensión lectora y auditiva. Por esa razón,
cualquier práctica relacionada con esas habilidades ayudará y guiará al discente y
docente a prepararse para dicha prueba.
Además, las siguientes prácticas sirven como material de apoyo para realizar
las pruebas TOEIC (Test of English for International Communication), Cambridge y
TOEFL (Test of English as a foreign language).
Las Pruebas Estandarizadas de Dominio Lingüístico se realizarán en formato
digital y se desarrollan a partir de estándares internacionales, con el objetivo de
evaluar el conocimiento de determinada población respecto al dominio de un idioma,
en este caso, a partir del Marco Común Europeo de Lenguas Extranjeras.
La prueba de dominio lingüístico tiene tres grandes objetivos: Evaluar al
estudiantado del último año para determinar el nivel de dominio lingüístico, ubicarlos
en una de las bandas de dominio lingüístico (A1, A2 principiante, B1, B2
intermedio, C1, C2 avanzado) y suministrar información relevante para mejorar la
calidad del servicio educativo y que potencie el uso de las tecnologías de
información y comunicación en los diferentes procesos.Free Practice Tests for Learners of English
Test your Level of English Grammar/Vocabulary
How well do you understand English? This test contains grammar and
vocabulary questions, and your test result will help you choose a level to practice at.
At the end of the test your level will be assessed at a CEF level (A2 to C2). You can
choose to have the results sent to your email address. You should complete this test
in about 10 minutes. There are 15 questions in this test. The questions get easier or
harder according to your responses.
Test your Level of English Listening
This test contains listening questions, and your test result will help you choose
a level to practice at. At the end of the test your listening level will be assessed at a
CEF level (A2 to C2). You can choose to have the results sent to you by email. You
should complete this test in about 20 minutes. There are 15 questions in this test.
The questions get easier or harder according to your responses.At the doctor's
Listening A1
Shopping
Pictures
Fill in a form
Multiple choice
Main idea
Matching
Pictures
Listening A2
Gapfill
Multiple choice
Main idea
Matching
Pictures
Fill in a form
Main ideaDescribing people
Education
Accommodation
Free time
Holidays
Transport
Listening B1
Health
Environment
Sports
Summer work
Restaurant
Education
Accommodation
Leisure
Tourism
Travel Listening B2
Health
Environment
Describing placesListening 1
Listening 2
Listening 3
Listening 4
Listening Test 2
Listening 5
Listening 6
Listening 7
Listening C1
Listening 8
Listening Test 3
Listening 9
Listening 10
Listening 11
Listening 12
Listening Test 4Accommodation Free Time Reading Weather A1
Shopping
Education
Accommodation
Daily routine
Marathon runner
Free time
Transport
Weather
Signs
Reading
Sentences
A2
Short messages
Text matching
Text with multiple choice
Text with m/c gaps
Text with gaps
Messages
Text matching
Text with gapsJob application
Education 1
Education 2
Hotel reviews
Free time
Reading
Holidays
B1
Travel
Health
Villages
Madagascar
Country kids
Job adverts
Countries
Places
Sport
Reading
Environment
B2
Health
Transport
HolidaysReading 1 Reading 2 Reading 3 Reading 4 Reading 5 Reading 6 Reading 7 Reading Reading 8 C1 Reading 9 Reading 10 Reading 11 Reading 12
Grammar Test Grammar Test
There are 60 questions in this quiz
Grammar Topics with Explanations.
(10 questions in each topic)
Pop quiz
To be
Here / There
Like + -ing
Grammar
Personal pronouns
A1
Possessive ‘s
Present Simple
Demonstrative and Simple adjectives
(this, that, these)
be – past tense
(was, were)Grammar Topics with Explanations.
(10 questions in each topic)
Pop quiz
Articles
Adverbs - describing verbs
Adverbial phrases
Can / could
Comparative adjectives
First Conditional
Gerunds & infinitives
Going to
Have to
Grammar
How questions
A2
Imperative forms
Past continuous
Past simple
Phrasal verbs (inseparable)
Phrasal verbs (separable)
Present continuous
Present continuous for future
Present perfect
Should / ought to
Some / any / much / many
Subject & object questionsSuperlatives Uncountable nouns Will / won't Zero conditional Would like vs like
Grammar Topics with Explanations.
(10 questions in each topic)
Pop quiz
Alternative comparison
Both, either, neither
Conditional, 2nd
Conditional, 3rd
Connecting words
Embedded questions
Future Continuous
So, such, too, enough
May, might + adverbs of probability
Grammar
Modals for Recommendations
B1
Modals for Past Deduction
Modals for Present Deduction
Prepositions of place
Prepositions of time
Present Perfect Continuous
Present Perfect vs Past Simple
Passives
Past Perfect
Reported Speech
Question Tags
Should haveGrammar Topics with Explanations.
(10 questions in each topic)
Pop quiz
Future perfect
Future perfect continuous
Mixed conditionals
Relative clauses (defining)
Grammar
Relative clauses (non-defining)
B2
Past perfect continous
will / going to (prediction)
used to / would
wish / if only
Grammar practice
Test contains 43 questionsVocabulary Topics
Pop quiz
Accommodation
Holidays Vocabulary
Transport A1
Weather
Vocabulary Topics
Pop quiz
Description of people
Description of places
Accommodation
Weather Vocabulary
Trains A2
Vocabulary practice
Test contains 50 questionsVocabulary Topics
(10 questions in each topic)
Pop quiz
Appliances
Buildings
Clothes
Colours
City
Countryside
Education
Vocabulary
Entertainment
B1
Environment
Food and drink 1
Food and drink 2
Health
Hobbies & Leisure
House & home
Language
Nature
Personal Feelings
Services
Shopping
Sport
TechnologyTravel
Weather
Work & jobs
Vocabulary Learning Tips
❖ Read as much as possible. If you come across a word, you do not know, write it
down or look it up.
❖ Use a dictionary. Many browsers include dictionaries. If you are reading online,
you may be able to right-click on a word to look it up.
❖ Sign up for a 'word a day' email.
❖ Think of ways of remembering words. Do they sound like a word in your own
language?
❖ Remember words are often used together with other words. Try to learn these
'collocations'.Referencias Bibliográficas ➢ https://dgec.mep.go.cr/documentos/documentos-sobre-dominio-linguistico (DM-DVM-AC-DGEC-0329-2021, DM-DVM-AC-DGEC-0330-2021) ➢ https://www.ucr.ac.cr/noticias/2021/01/28/la-ucr-evaluara-el-dominio-del- ingles-del-estudiantado-que-concluye-la-secundaria.html ➢ https://www.lenguasmodernas.ucr.ac.cr ➢ https://www.mep.go.cr ➢ https://dgec.mep.go.cr ➢ https://pelex.ucr.ac.cr ➢ https://www.examenglish.com
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