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Key Facts: PAU Spanish Language & Literature II (Aragón) Exam
90 min
Exam Time Limit
UNIZAR PAU Commission
0–10
Grading Scale
Gobierno de Aragón
4.0
Min. Access Phase Score
PAU Regulations
EUR 75.00
Ordinary Registration Fee
UNIZAR PAU inscription page 2026
5 Blocks
Curriculum Content Areas
2º Bachillerato Lengua Syllabus
The Aragón PAU Spanish Language and Literature II exam is administered by the PAU Organising Commission of Aragón / UNIZAR for 2nd Bachillerato candidates. The 90-minute exam is scored on a 0–10 scale (minimum 4.0 required in the Access Phase). Local questions on this site are an English-language MCQ study adaptation covering pragmatic cohesion, Spanish syntax, morphology, semantics, 20th-century literary movements, and prescribed works.
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1In Spanish textual commentary, what is the primary communicative purpose of an argumentative text (texto argumentativo)?
A.To provide step-by-step technical instructions for operating a device
B.To convince or persuade the recipient of a specific thesis using structured reasoning
C.To recount a chronological sequence of real or fictional events without authorial evaluation
D.To offer a neutral, objective definition of specialized scientific concepts
Explanation: Argumentative texts primarily aim to convince or persuade the reader regarding a thesis or standpoint through structured logical arguments, counter-arguments, and subjective modalization markers. In contrast, expository or instructional texts focus on objective information delivery.
2Which of the following features distinguishes an expository text (texto expositivo) from an argumentative text?
A.Expository texts use high levels of subjective evaluative adjectives (adjetivos valorativos)
B.Expository texts rely exclusively on first-person narrative voices and emotional appeals
C.Expository texts always contain a thesis supported by counter-arguments
D.Expository texts prioritize objective clarity and informational structure over subjective persuasion
Explanation: Expository texts aim to explain, inform, or transmit knowledge objectively, utilizing neutral third-person enunciation, clear thematic organization, and precise terminology. Argumentative texts, on the other hand, seek to defend a subjective thesis using persuasive devices.
3In pragmatic text analysis, what does personal deixis (deixis personal) refer to?
A.Connectors that organize chronological time sequences in narrative paragraphs
B.Grammatical elements that substitute subordinate noun clauses
C.Linguistic markers that refer to the participants in the speech event (sender and receiver)
D.Linguistic mechanisms that anchor the text to specific geographic locations
Explanation: Personal deixis identifies the speaker (emisor) and listener (receptor) within the utterance context. It is realized through 1st and 2nd person personal pronouns (yo, tú, nosotros), possessives (mi, nuestro), and verbal inflections (pensamos, dije).
4Which set of Spanish words functions as markers of spatial deixis (deixis espacial)?
A.Ayer, mañana, entonces, actualmente
B.Aquí, allí, este, aquel, a la izquierda
C.Yo, tú, nosotros, mío, tuyo
D.Por lo tanto, sin embargo, además, no obstante
Explanation: Spatial deixis locates entities relative to the speaker's location using spatial demonstratives (este, ese, aquel), place adverbs (aquí, ahí, allí), and directional locutions (a la izquierda, cerca).
5What is the function of temporal deixis (deixis temporal) in discourse analysis?
A.To substitute a noun phrase previously mentioned in the text
B.To express the speaker's emotional attitude toward the topic
C.To locate events relative to the moment of enunciation (the speech time)
D.To link two independent main clauses through coordination
Explanation: Temporal deixis anchors events in time relative to the moment of utterance (el momento de la enunciación), utilizing time adverbs (hoy, ayer, pronto), verbal tenses (presente, pretérito, futuro), and temporal demonstratives.
6What is the difference between anaphora (anáfora) and cataphora (catáfora) in textual cohesion?
A.Anaphora links paragraphs using adverbs; cataphora links sentences using prepositions
B.Anaphora refers to a preceding element in the text; cataphora anticipates an element introduced later
C.Anaphora is a lexical figure of speech; cataphora is a phonetic figure of speech
D.Anaphora refers to future events; cataphora refers to historical events
Explanation: Anaphora is an endophoric reference mechanism where a pronoun or pro-form refers back to an antecedent previously mentioned in the discourse. Cataphora anticipates a linguistic element that will appear later in the text.
7Which sentence contains an example of cataphora (catáfora)?
A.El profesor entró en el aula, pero nadie se calló.
B.María compró un libro ayer y lo leyó anoche.
C.Le dije esto a Juan: que no volviera tarde.
D.Llegaron los invitados; todos traían regalos.
Explanation: In 'Le dije esto a Juan: que no volviera tarde', the demonstrative pronoun 'esto' acts cataphorically because it points forward to the upcoming subordinate clause ('que no volviera tarde').
8How does ellipsis (elipsis) contribute to grammatical cohesion in Spanish texts?
A.By repeating key words multiple times to emphasize authorial passion
B.By omitting easily recoverable linguistic elements, avoiding redundant repetition
C.By introducing foreign loanwords to modernize scientific explanations
D.By placing subordinate clauses at the beginning of every paragraph
Explanation: Ellipsis is a cohesion mechanism involving the intentional omission of words or phrases (such as nominal or verbal subjects) that can be easily retrieved from the context, preventing clutter and ensuring fluent discourse flow.
9Which of the following connector groups functions primarily as counter-argumentative or adversative discourse markers (conectores contraargumentativos)?
A.En primer lugar, además, asimismo, por otra parte
B.Es decir, esto es, o sea, en otras palabras
C.Por consiguiente, por lo tanto, en consecuencia, de ahí que
D.Sin embargo, no obstante, en cambio, por el contrario
Explanation: 'Sin embargo', 'no obstante', 'en cambio', and 'por el contrario' are adversative or counter-argumentative connectors that introduce a limitation, contrast, or objection to a preceding statement.
10What is the primary function of consecutive connectors like 'por lo tanto' or 'en consecuencia'?
A.To rephrase a complex idea in simpler vocabulary
B.To introduce an illustrative example supporting a claim
C.To signal a concession that invalidates the main argument
D.To present a logical conclusion or result derived from previous premises
Explanation: Consecutive connectors ('por lo tanto', 'en consecuencia', 'por consiguiente') link a premise to its logical outcome, result, or deduction within an argumentative sequence.
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