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I. Music therapy can be an effective treatment option for clients who are not responding to traditional therapy, especially those needing help with communication, academic, emotional, or social skills. II. Music therapists undergo comprehensive training to understand each patient's situation and choose music and activities tailored to helping the patient achieve their goals. III. The referring social worker plays an important role by clearly communicating each client's history to aid the music therapist in developing an effective treatment plan.

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Diagnostica Ingles

I. Music therapy can be an effective treatment option for clients who are not responding to traditional therapy, especially those needing help with communication, academic, emotional, or social skills. II. Music therapists undergo comprehensive training to understand each patient's situation and choose music and activities tailored to helping the patient achieve their goals. III. The referring social worker plays an important role by clearly communicating each client's history to aid the music therapist in developing an effective treatment plan.

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COLEGIO INTEGRAL DEL NORTE

ELEVENTH GRADE - ENGLISH MOCK TEST


1. (VOCABULARY) Match the words (A-J) with the definitions (1-10):
A. Foil
B. Rust
C. Chunk
D. Swell
E. Yearn
F. Grit
G. Carnival
H. Intertwine
I. Spectacles
J. Riot
 DEFINITIONS:
1. Courage and determination despite difficulty A
2. To be connected so as to be difficult to separate. H
3. Something or someone that makes another's good or bad qualities more noticeable D
4. Used when you have problems to see well. I
5. Roughly cut piece C
6. Public enjoyment and entertainment involving wearing unusual clothes, dancing, and
eating and drinking, usually held in the streets of a city G
7. Become larger and rounder than usual; to (cause to) increase in size or amount. F
8. An occasion when a large number of people behave in a noisy, violent, and uncontrolled
way in public, often as a protest. J
9. Wish very strongly. E
10. Substance that forms on the surface of iron and steel as a result of reacting with air and
wáter B
2. (READING COMPREHENSION) Read the following texts and answer the questions given:
READING #1
(1) Mental and physical health professionals may consider referring clients and patients to a
music therapist for a number of reasons. It seems a particularly good choice for the
social worker who is coordinating a client’s case. Music therapists use music to establish
a relationship with the patient and to improve the patient’s health, using highly structured
musical interactions. Patients and therapists may sing, play instruments, dance,
compose, or simply listen to music.
(2) The course of training for music therapists is comprehensive. In addition to formal
musical and therapy training, music therapists are taught to discern what kinds of
interventions will be most beneficial for each individual patient.
(3) Because each patient is different and has different goals, the music therapist must be
able to understand the patient’s situation and choose the music and activities that will do
the most toward helping the patient achieve his or her goals. The referring social worker
can help this process by clearly communicating each client’s history.
(4) Although patients may develop their musical skills, that is not the main goal of music
therapy. Any client who needs particular work on communication or on academic,
emotional, and social skills, and who is not responding to traditional therapy, is an
excellent candidate for music therapy.
11. Which of the following best organizes the main topics addressed in this passage?
a. I. The role of music therapy in social work
II. Locating a music therapist
III. Referring patients to music therapists
b. I. Using music in therapy
II. A typical music-therapy intervention
III. When to prescribe music therapy for sociopaths
c. I. Music therapy and social work
II. Training for music therapists
III. Skills addressed by music therapy
d. I. How to choose a music therapist
II. When to refer to a music therapist
III. Who benefits the most from music therapy
12. Which of the following would be the most appropriate title for this passage?
a. How to Use Music to Combat Depression
b. What Social Workers Need to Know about Music Therapy
c. Training for a Career in Music Therapy
d. The Social Worker as Music Therapist
13. According to information presented in the passage, music therapy can be prescribed for
social work clients who
a. need to develop coping skills.
b. were orphaned as children.
c. need to resolve family issues.
d. need to improve social skills
14. Which of the following inferences can be drawn from the passage?
a. Music therapy can succeed where traditional therapies have failed.
b. Music therapy is a relatively new field.
c. Music therapy is particularly beneficial for young children.
d. Music therapy is only appropriate in a limited number of circumstances
READING #2
In the summer, the Northern Hemisphere is slanted toward the sun, making the days
longer and warmer than in winter. The first day of summer, June 21, is called summer
solstice and is also the longest day of the year. However, June 21 marks the beginning
of winter in the Southern Hemisphere, when that hemisphere is tilted away from the sun
15. According to the passage, when it is summer in the Northern Hemisphere, it is ________
in the Southern Hemisphere
A. spring
B. summer
C. autumn
D. Winter
16. It can be inferred from the passage that, in the Southern Hemisphere, June 21 is the
a. autumnal equinox.
b. winter solstice.
c. vernal equinox.
d. summer solstice.

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