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48. Cuando Mª. Ángeles Aragoneses sigue su razonamiento afirmando que la televisión acapara dinero “a partes
iguales” es porque
a) Tanto el cine como la televisión acumulan las mismas sumas de dinero.
b) El dinero de los premios del cine y de la televisión son iguales.
c) Tanto el cine como la televisión monopolizan grandes sumas de dinero.
d) Si la televisión llevara los capítulos de series al cine tendrían los mismos gastos.
49. El “género” a que se refiere Mª. Ángeles Aragoneses en “No hace falta salir de nuestras fronteras para
comprobar la buena salud de la que goza el género” se refiera a
a) las producciones estadounidenses.
b) Hugh Laurie, como el cínico – y archipremiado – doctor House.
c) la televisión.
d) las series de televisión.
50. ¿Qué deben hacer los productores españoles frente a las cadenas estadounidenses?
a) No deben aumentar el presupuesto.
b) No deben hacer nada, pues también tienen series exitosas.
c) Deben envidiar a las extranjeras.
d) Deben grabar una ficción autóctona que consiga conquistar Hollywood.
INGLÊS
FOR QUESTIONS 46 - 50, READ THE TEXT AND CHOOSE THE BEST ANSWER FOR THE
QUESTIONS.
Benedict in Malta: An Effort to Quiet the Abuse Storm
By JEFF ISRAELY Monday, Apr. 19, 2010
Pope Benedict XVI knows that a two-day trip to Malta won't
miraculously heal the Catholic Church — or save his papacy
— from the open wounds of the clergy sex abuse crisis. Even a
meeting on Sunday with eight Maltese abuse victims, during
which the Pope's eyes reportedly welled with tears, won't stem
the bitterness among many Catholics or silence questions about
Benedict's alleged mishandling of several specific cases earlier
in his career.
Still, as Monday marks five years since his April 19, 2005,
election, Benedict's supporters hope that at least the short-term
siege is over. "He's showing that he can weather the storm," a Vatican official said on Monday. Though he
acknowledges past "administrative" failings that have emerged in recent weeks, the official said, "I think we will
be seeing a cementing of great respect for the person of the Pope
As with similar encounters with victims on trips to the U.S. and Australia, the 35-minute meeting on Sunday
was held in private and was announced only after it was over. Benedict met alone with each of the male victims,
all in their 30s and 40s, who say they were abused as boys by priests at a Catholic orphanage. After his talk with
Benedict, Lawrence Grech, who led the push for the meeting, said he told the Pope, "You have the power to fill
the emptiness that I had. Someone else took my innocence and my faith."
But many victims'-rights groups are demanding more than just occasional pastoral care from the Pope. Three
basic questions about the sex-abuse crisis still follow Benedict back to Rome: Will any bishops be punished for
their role in allowing predator clergy to go unchecked in the past? Are there plans for unified worldwide church
rules aimed at preventing future abuse? And yet will the Pope confront the cases he is accused of personally
mishandling, both from his time as Arch-bishop of Munich and as a top Vatican official?
(http://www.time.com/time/world/article/0,8599,1982974,00.html#ixzz0lvBHX724)
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