Examen de Inglés de Canarias (EBAU de 2019)

EVALUACIÓN DE BACHILLERATO PARA EL ACCESO A LA UNIVERSIDAD EBAU FASE GENERAL CURSO 20182019 MATERIA Primera Lengua Extranjera II Inglés 1 Convocatoria Esta prueba consta de dos opciones A y B El alumnado tiene que optar por una de ellas y responder a todas las preguntas de la misma OPCIÓN A Coral Reefs As ecological catastrophes go its hard to find anything more depressing than the coral reef crisis Weve known for 30 years that climate change leads to the death of entire coral reef ecosystems a…

Comunidad Autónoma	Islas Canarias
Asignatura	Inglés
Convocatoria	Ordinaria de 2019
Fase	Acceso

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