Patronato Militar — Simulacro de Inglés Nivel A2
Simulacro completo de 60 preguntas diseñado para practicar el tipo de inglés que puedes encontrarte en la prueba de acceso a los Patronatos Militares de Ronda y Santoña.
El ejercicio está dividido en dos bloques: 30 preguntas de gramática y vocabulario y 30 preguntas de comprensión escrita. Todas las preguntas tienen cuatro opciones y una única respuesta correcta.
Este simulacro es original y de elaboración propia. No reproduce una prueba oficial concreta, pero está diseñado para mantener un nivel aproximado A2 y un estilo de preguntas similar al que has compartido.
Consejo: intenta realizarlo sin consultar apuntes ni diccionario y comprueba después tus respuestas con el botón situado al final.
Daniel gets up at 6:30 every morning. He has a quick breakfast and leaves home at 7:00. He works in a small supermarket near his house, so he usually walks to work. He starts work at 7:30 and finishes at 3:30 in the afternoon. After work, he goes home and has lunch with his family.
Anna wanted to buy a new phone, but she didn't have much money. She went to a shop on Saturday morning and found a cheaper model. The phone wasn't the newest one, but it was good enough for her. She decided to buy it because it was on sale.
Tom usually has breakfast at home, but today he is late for work. He doesn't have time to sit at the table, so he takes a banana and a bottle of water with him. He plans to have a proper breakfast when he gets to work.
The town swimming pool is open from Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. On Saturdays it is open from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. It is closed on Sundays. Children under 12 must come with an adult.
Lucy moved to a new flat last month. She likes the flat because it is modern and bright. There is a large supermarket five minutes away and a bus stop just outside the building. The only thing she doesn't like is the noise from the street at night.
Mark has a new job at a hotel. He starts work at 2 p.m., so he has lunch at home before going to work. He usually works until 10 p.m. After work, he goes home by bus because there are no trains at that time.
Emma loves cooking, especially at weekends. Last Sunday she made a chocolate cake for her friends. She wanted to use strawberries too, but there weren't any in the kitchen. Her friends enjoyed the cake and asked for the recipe.
A small café in the town centre is offering a special breakfast this week. Customers can get coffee, orange juice and toast for €4.50. The offer is available from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m., Monday to Friday. It is not available at weekends.
James wanted to go running after work, but the weather was terrible. It was raining heavily and the wind was very strong. Instead of going outside, he stayed at home and did some exercise in his living room. He was happy because he completed his workout.
Sarah went to the doctor's yesterday because she had a bad headache. The doctor told her to drink plenty of water, get some rest and take some medicine. Sarah went home and stayed in bed for the afternoon.
Paul is learning to drive. He has lessons every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon. His instructor says that he is improving quickly, but he needs to practise parking more. Paul hopes to pass his driving test before the summer.
The city library is organising a book sale on Saturday. Hundreds of used books will be available at very low prices. The sale starts at 9 a.m. and finishes at 2 p.m. The money from the sale will be used to buy new books for children.
Michael usually takes the train to work. This morning, however, he couldn't use it because there was a problem on the railway line. He checked the bus times on his phone and took a bus instead. The journey took about 20 minutes longer than usual.
Lisa has three children. Her oldest son, Ben, is 12, and her two daughters are 9 and 6. At weekends they often go to the park together. Ben likes football, while his sisters prefer riding their bicycles. They usually stay there for two hours.
Tom works in a large office in the centre of the city. He normally has lunch at a restaurant near his office, but on Fridays he brings lunch from home. He says it is cheaper and he can choose exactly what he wants to eat.
The local sports centre is offering free swimming lessons for teenagers during the summer holidays. The lessons take place every morning from Monday to Thursday. Students must bring a towel and arrive 10 minutes before the class begins.
Jane loves taking photographs. Last year she bought a better camera and started a photography course. She now spends most weekends taking pictures of buildings, streets and people in her town. She would like to work as a photographer one day.
There is a new restaurant near the station. It opens at 12 noon and closes at 11 p.m. from Monday to Saturday. On Sundays it opens only in the evening, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. The restaurant is especially popular with families.
Kate left her umbrella on the bus yesterday. This morning she called the bus company and explained what had happened. A member of staff checked the lost property office and found the umbrella. Kate is going to collect it this afternoon.
David usually studies in the evening because his house is quiet then. He prefers studying alone, but once a week he meets a friend at the library to prepare for an English test. They help each other with grammar and vocabulary.
A small hotel in the mountains is looking for a receptionist. The person must speak good English, be friendly and work well with people. Previous hotel experience is useful but not necessary. The job includes working some weekends.
Maria's train to Barcelona was supposed to leave at 9:15, but it was delayed for 40 minutes. While she was waiting at the station, she bought a magazine and a cup of coffee. The train finally arrived at 9:55.
Peter has started a new hobby: gardening. He has a small garden behind his house where he grows tomatoes, carrots and onions. He spends about one hour there every evening. He says gardening helps him relax after work.
At the school sports day, students can take part in running, long jump and football. The event starts at 10 a.m. Parents can watch the competitions from the school field. Students should bring water and a hat because the weather is expected to be hot.
John's daughter is starting university next month. She will study history in another city, so she needs to find a small flat near the university. John thinks living away from home will be a good experience for her, although he knows he will miss her.
The museum will be closed tomorrow morning because of a staff meeting. It will open again at 2 p.m. Visitors who already have tickets can use them in the afternoon. The museum restaurant will also be open from 2 p.m.
Susan forgot her keys at work yesterday. When she arrived home, she called her husband, but he was still at the office. She then called her neighbour, who had a spare key. The neighbour helped her get into the house.
A new bus route will connect the town centre with the airport. The first bus will leave at 5 a.m. and the last one at midnight. During the day, buses will run every 30 minutes. The new service starts next Monday.
Emily was planning to spend the weekend at the beach, but the weather forecast says there will be strong winds and heavy rain. She has decided to stay at home instead. She is going to watch some films and cook a special dinner for her family.
The community centre is offering English classes for adults. Classes are held twice a week, on Tuesdays and Thursdays, from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. The course lasts for ten weeks. Students should bring a notebook and a pen to every class.
Importante: este simulacro es original y está diseñado para practicar un nivel aproximado A2. Para este ejercicio, se considera APTO a partir de 21 respuestas correctas de 60. Las respuestas incorrectas no penalizan.
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