Questão Q2904839 - Língua Inglesa

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Instruction: answer questions 26 to 36 based on the following text. The highlights throughout the text are cited in the questions.Try these expert tips for a safer solo tripTraveling alone may seem overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. Before you go, research travel warnings or advisories from government websites or destination-specific forums for travelers’ advice. Dig deeper if there is a warning or advisory. “Some countries like Mexico get a bad rap, but not all parts are dangerous,” says Janice Waugh, founder of the website Solo Traveler. Plan arrivals for the daytime, so you don’t land in a new city when you’re sleepy. Arrange your first two days’ accommodations, transportation, and tours, because this alleviates stress.Be “street smart:” Only wear one earbud in order to stay aware of your surroundings — and never sacrifice safety to save a buck. When going for a walk, ask for route advice: “Your host or a local shop owner will know if there’s a neighborhood to avoid,” Waugh says. For buses and trains, stick to daytime hours, and sit near the driver. If you take a cab, call a company directly so you don’t take a pirate one on the streets. Before getting in an app driver’s car, confirm the license plate and ask the driver to state your name. Invest in a smartphone case with a wrist strap, and also take note of your phone’s IMEI number — this helps police trace the phone if stolen. Use a VPN (virtual private network) for protecting sensitive info while online banking. Don’t walk around with your passport; carry a copy instead. Don’t carry much cash, and stick to small bills divided among your wallet, backpack, and pocket. Bring just one credit and one debit card, and make sure you snap a photo of each and store them in your email.For safe travels, keeping in touch is priority number one. Oneika Raymond, founder of Oneika the Traveller, brings a phone not tied to a service and buys a local SIM card. Also download the TripWhistle Global SOS app, which calls the equivalent of 911 wherever you are in an emergency. Raymond also creates a shareable document with her itinerary and gives loved ones access to the file. At the bar, chat up with the bartender — it helps to let him or her know you’re alone if you need help — and obviously, refrain from drinking too much. Party rules also apply: Never leave your drinks unattended or accept them from strangers. If you connect with someone, make plans for the next day in public rather than leaving with them. And always have a game plan for getting home.When looking for an Airbnb accommodation, filter by Superhosts and scan the reviews. Enter keywords like “neighborhood” or “safe” into the reviews search field of a listing to read guests’ comments about the area and property. Complete your Airbnb profile and include emergency contact info. Check with your Host often, ask plenty of questions prior to booking, and stay in touch within the app so there’s a trail. If issues arise, alert Airbnb in the app ASAP.Our travelers’ best advice:- “Madrid, Barcelona, and Seville are great for first-time solo travelers because the people there are outgoing, and they’re well-traveled places.” (Groffman)- “If lost, don’t show ignorance, fear, or vulnerability. Instead, approach someone right away who looks knowledgeable and confidently ask where you need to go.” (Raymond)- “If you need to enlist the help of strangers, your first choice should be a family, followed by a couple, a woman, and last, a man.” (Waugh)(Available at: https://news.airbnb.com/try-these-expert-tips-for-a-safer-solo-trip/ – text especially adapted for this text). In which of the following sentences is the adjective NOT used with the same comparative structure as the highlighted word “deeper” (l. 03)?

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That was the most difficult puzzle I ever solved.

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Driving is faster, let’s take the car.

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It was busier than usual.

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They are more expensive than they should.

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She thought it would be easier.

In which of the following sentences is the adjective NOT used with the same comparative...