Questões de Concurso sobre Advérbios e conjunções | Adverbs and conjunctions

 
 
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The words moreover, readiness and regarding belong, respectively, to the following word classes


A

conjunctive adverb, adjectives and adverb.


B

conjunction, noun and preposition.


C

conjunctive adverb, noun and preposition.


D

adverb, adjective and verb.


E

adverb, noun and verb.

The words that complete correctly the sentences below are:

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I. My house is __ than yours.

II. What is the __ growing plant in the world?

III. The cat is the __ friend of the Julia.


A

I - bigger; II - slow; III - better.


B

I - big; II - slow; III - better.


C

I - bigger; II - slowest; III - better.


D

I - bigger; II - slowest; III - best

The incorrect sentence as to the position of adverbs is:


A

Sarah and Peter speak Russion fluently.


B

Bob was watching patiently to the doctor.


C

Kate went to Australia by car last week.


D

My friend always is tired.


E

Ken usually works at night.

Read the following sentence taken from the text.


"All authorities have acted quickly and with great caution."


Mark the option that contains a sentence with the same type of adverb underlined in the sentence above.


A

John looked around but he couldn't see the monkey.


B

He is probably in the park.


C

The water was extremely cold.


D

He swims well.


E

I will call you later.

Read lhe sentences below.


I- People shouldn't drive so _____.

lI- I need to see a doctor because I haven't been feeling well _____.

IlI- Although she's tried ____ to find a new job, she's still unemployed.

Which option completes lhe sentences correctly?


A

fast / late / hardly


B

quickly /late/ hardly


C

quick / late/ hard


D

fast / lately / hard


E

quickly / lately / hardly

In the sentence “My teacher told us to read quietly”, “quietly” is an adverb of _________.


A

time


B

place


C

manner


D

frequency

In the sentence: "Sofia took some pictures of splendid feathery clouds", the word feathery is:


A

An adverb that means "tenderness".


B

A verb that means "soft".


C

An adjective that means "clear, shiny".


D

An Adective that means "soft, delicate".


E

An adverb that means "impermanent".

The excerpt “(…) choose your clothes for the next day when you reach for your pyjamas or pack your bag while brushing your teeth” presents some linking words. Mark the CORRECT option concerning the usage of such linking words in the sentence above:


A

The noun “while” indicates a period of time.


B

The conjunction “while” introduces a consequence for the previous clause.


C

The preposition “or” is used to link two equivalent expressions.


D

The conjunction “or” indicates an alternative to its previous clause.


E

The pronoun “when” is used to request the time in the sentence.

Check the sentence in which the adverb has been correctly used.


A

Paolo speaks English quite slow.


B

He speaks Chinese very fluently.


C

He should eat more healthily food.


D

He shouldn’t eat so much food unhealthily.


E

He should study hardly for his final exams.

Taking into account the following excerpt: “Regular mealtimes are also an important cue for your circadian rhythm”, mark the sentence which presents INCORRECT information concerning the usage of words in the sentence.


A

The word “mealtimes” is a noun which is modified by the adjective “regular”.


B

The words “regular” and “circadian” work as adjectives determining nouns.


C

The word “for” is a conjunction used to link two clauses together.


D

The word “an” is an indefinite article in the singular that refers to the noun “cue”.


E

The word “your” is a possessive adjective determining the noun “rhythm.

Read the following sentences and complete, respectively, with the appropriate adjectives/adverbs.


I. “They live in a ____ five-bedroom house”

II. “He was an _____ father, she loved him”

III. “We had a lot of fun during this _____ trip”

IV. “It was so _____ in my son’s bedroom, so stinky.”


A

tall – awful – amazing – delightful.


B

huge – amazing – incredible – disgusting.


C

tiny – awesome – tedious – horrific.


D

big – horrific – awful – unpleasant.


E

All answers are wrong.

Identify, in the options below, a sentence in which the use of the conjunction “once” is the same as in “Once I learn how to use Google [...]”.


A

Once upon a time people knew the difference between right and wrong.


B

The book club meets once a month.


C

Once again, racist attacks are increasing across Europe.


D

Reading is the kind of habit that once acquired is never lost.


E

Computers are much cheaper nowadays than they once were.

Read the following sentences and complete, respectively, with the appropriate verbs/adjectives.


I. “From the beginning, she always ______ to be someone else.”

II. “He apologizes, he didn’t ____ to hurt you.”

III. “She couldn’t ______ the test soon enogh to know the results”

IV. “I loved this show, it was _______.”


A

intended – wanted – done – terrified.


B

faked – pretend – solve – incredible.


C

pretended – intend – finish – terrific.


D

lied – like – realize – awful.


E

All answers are correct.

After reading “The “Edinburgh declaration”, published on Monday, urges leaders to work more closely with sub-national governments, indigenous peoples, national parks, local councils and wider society”, which of the following words follow the same rule of adverb formation as “closely”?


A

true


B

sensible


C

clever


D

due


E

greedy

In the excerpt “But to normalize something that, in the words of UNICEF, has a profoundly positive impact on child health, is of course to be celebrated”, the words “but”, “profoundly”, “positive”, “health” and “celebrated” are respectively used as:


A

Preposition; adverb; noun; verb; adjective.


B

Conjunction; adverb; adjective; noun; verb.


C

Adverb; preposition; adjective; noun; verb.


D

Preposition; conjunction; noun; verb; adjective.


E

Conjunction; preposition; noun; noun, verb.

“In iOS 13, the big new software update for the iPhone that launched last month, Apple is fin ally showing users how often apps have been follow ing them. You may not have known that application s like Google Maps or Uber have been tracking you all the time, even when they’re not open.”


The adverb often in

“Apple is finally showing users how often apps have been following them.” can be replaced by the adver b:


A

Suddenly


B

Quite


C

Enought


D

Frequently

“As a result, the authors write, the new method is “the first proof of concept for a system which utilizes eye tracking to measure linguistic ability.” The expression as a result can be substituted by


A
clearly.

B
indeed.

C
thus.

D
however.

E
certainly.
   
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