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No trecho “Through daily activities, teachers provide learners with opportunities to develop each skill…”, no quarto parágrafo do texto, a palavra through classifica-se como:
A
conjunction
B
preposition
C
adjective
D
adverb
In the sentence “I love her brown big eyes”, the order of the adjectives is correct.
C
Certo
E
Errado
In the phrase “collaborative learning partnerships” (1st paragraph), the word “learning” is a(n)
A
verb.
B
noun.
C
article.
D
adverb.
E
adjective.
The adjective in “the poorest countries” (5th paragraph) is in the same form as
A
All nations should be more attentive to the homeless.
B
Ghana will be having a fine chocolate harvest in 2050.
C
Brazil is one amongst many coffee-producing countries.
D
It is hard to point out the most comfortable places on Earth.
E
Hopefully by 2050 there will be fewer climate-related issues.
Podemos classificar a palavra AWAKE como um:
A
pronome.
B
verbo.
C
advérbio.
D
adjetivo.
E
substantivo.
Read the following passage then mark the alternative that correctly fills in the blanks.
“And this I believe: that the free, exploring mind of the individual human is the most valuable thing in the world. And this I would fight for: the freedom of the mind to take any direction it wishes, undirected. And this I must fight against: any idea, religion, or government which limits or destroys the individual. This is what I am and what I am about.” (John Steinbeck)
This passage contains the recurrent use of a ______1 pronoun and an example of a ______2 adjective.
A
reflexive1, comparative2
B
demonstrative1, comparative2
C
demonstrative1, superlative2
D
reflexive1, superlative2
The expression from the text that has the formula ‘adjective+noun’ is
A
“people asked” - line 16.
B
“pressure people” - line 9.
C
“promoting happiness” - line 3.
D
“perfectionistic tendencies” - line 1 and 2.
The adjective cluttered, in bold in the text, means:
A
Crushed into a smaller bent shape.
B
Untidy, covered with too many things.
C
Completely straight or in the right position.
D
Large, with plenty of space to move around.
The correct order of the adjectives in English is: opinion > size > age > shape > color > origin > religion > material > purpose > noun.
C
Certo
E
Errado
Considering the many uses for -ing forms, mark the option in which the -ing form is used as an adjective:
A
Anything below 5,000 steps a day is considered a “sedentary lifestyle,” according to the study.
B
The fact that it takes fewer steps to reduce risk of cardiovascular disease is not surprising.
C
Walking a minimum of 4,000 steps a day significantly reduces your risk of an early death.
D
David will be walking every day after reading this article.
Identify the adjective in the following sentence.
The car is red.
A
Red
B
Is
C
Car
D
None of the above
In the first paragraph, if the authors qualified “native language” as Asian, primaeval, guttural and beautiful, the correct order of such adjectives would be: beautiful Asian guttural primaeval native language.
C
Certo
E
Errado
Identify the grammatical class of the word "unauthorised" (§3º) in the text:
A
Adjective.
B
Adverb.
C
Verb.
D
Pronoun.
E
Noun.
Concerning the parts of speech, the underlined word in “This was intentionally explained” is classified as a/an:
A
Adjective.
B
Adverb.
C
Determiner.
D
Preposition.
Gradable adjectives in American English often take modifiers like “very,” “quite” or “rather” to express different degrees of intensity. Understanding how to use these modifiers enhances language proficiency and allows for more nuanced and precise expression.
C
Certo
E
Errado
Adjective clauses, also known as relative clauses, provide additional information about a noun in a sentence. Mastering the use of adjective clauses is essential for constructing complex sentences and conveying detailed descriptions in American English.
C
Certo
E
Errado
In the sentence “4. Ensure the security of emerging technologies...”, the word emerging functions as
A
a noun.
B
a verb.
C
an adjective.
D
an adverb.
Mark the option that fills in the advertisement’s blanks with the correct adjetive forms.
A
easier / advanced / best / so expensive as / the least important / the sooner
B
fastest / later / the best / more expensive / more important than / the soonest
C
faster / latest / the better / less expensive than / the most important / the sooner
D
easiest / most advanced / better / as expensive as / more important than / the soonest
The word ending in – ing is correctly used as an adjective in the context of alternative
A
One method for starting the shift to active learning is the use of interactive lectures.
B
Often, traditional lectures contain more information than is essential for both student learning and content acquisition.
C
Clear objectives should be provided to help students better understand what topics are critical to achieving success in the course.
D
Using awareness-raising questions for structuring lectures also allows many strategies to be employed to increase student engagement
E
Evidence shows that the promotion of interactive techniques lessens learning and achievement gaps for historically marginalized students.
Adjectives can assume a positive or a negative tone. Mark the alternative with the CORRECT tones brought in the sentences by the adjectives.
I.He has quickly become a very accomplished and consistent performer.
II.These magnificent animals are remarkable efficient at survival.
III.Everything looks distorted through the glass.
A
I.Negative, II.Negative, III.Positive.
B
I.Positive, II.Negative, III.Positive.
C
I.Negative, II.Positive, III.Negative.
D
I.Positive, II.Negative, III.Negative.
E
I.Positive, II.Positive, III.Negative.
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