Αγγλικά 2016 Πανελλήνιες Εξετάσεις Θέματα & Απαντήσεις
Αγγλικά Πανελλήνιες 2016
Σάββατο 18 Ιουνίου 2016
Δείτε τα θέματα και τις απαντήσεις των πανελληνίων 2016 στα Αγγλικά:
Απαντήσεις 1 – Απαντήσεις 2 – Απαντήσεις 3
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***Task A 2 , item 8 :
ACCORDING TO THE TEXT and NOT everyday life , in task A2 ,the correct answer to the question 8 is A (i.e. punctuation) and not B(i.e.spelling)
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Task B2 I ,item 19 , correct answer : be triggered .( students were asked to PUT THE VERB IN THE CORRECT FORM , i.e. correct tense of active or passive form )and not adapt and add words .(such as “then”)
Exactly. Who is responsible for the answers to this examination I wonder?
Anna P.
It IS “punctiation” and “be triggered” (see the file with the second suggested answer)
Thanks ,Konstantina.You’re right .
When I wrote my comment , the second suggested answer hadn’t been posted yet .As far as I can remember .:-)
*** Task B3 item 22
I would choose F( burnt out ) as the correct answer. It is totally supported by the the first part of the paragraph
Taking into consideration the second part of the paragaraph , answer A can’t be totally rejected . Nevertheless , the term “junk food” is not supported by the text at all ..
It’s not stated (and it isn’t the only answer in this exercise which isn’t clearly stated) but it IS implied (“eating compulsively”). Answer E (burnt out) has to do with feeling psychologically or physically exhausted and is thus totally irrelevant to food.
Πως χαρακτηρίστηκαν τα θέματα αγγλικών στις πανελλήνιες 2016 ?
ΙΤΕΜ 16
Shouldn’t the correct answer be “had perfected”(?), since it is followed by Past Simple (“did pave”) and describes an action that is now indeed complete: what the ancienct greeks hadn’t perfected, have been perfected in modern times!
It’s “may not have been perfected” as shown in both answer files. It’s modal perfect (modal + HAVE +past participle)
No , because in this case ,”have perfected”: is part of the pefect modal : “may have not perfected ” and not past perfect simple ..
Sorry for the wrng word order in my previous comment , I meant “they may not have been perfected ” .But yes Konstantina , we de both agree it’s a modal perfect .
Συγγνωμη το verbing ναι, κανονικα σημαινει να χρησιμοποιουνται ουσιαστικα ως ρηματα αλλα στο κειμενο πιο ειδικα μιλαει για το οτι λεξεις που αφορουν το διαδικτυο λειτουργουν ως ρηματα
All the verbs the text specifically refers to have been formed from proper nouns i.e. names of brands or names of people or names or brands taken from the inventor of the product ,such as HOOVER .