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There is a complete lack of sentences about ongoing actions that were happening in the past (e.g. “I was writing” or “we were corresponding”) in the text. Which of the following alternatives best explains why?
A
The author is focused on writing about complete facts and his future plans.
B
The author is describing ongoing actions that are happening in the past, but not anymore.
C
The author is focused on writing about his daily routines on the blog and his future plans.
D
The author is way past writing about William Hope Hodgson’s life and work.
E
The author avoids writing in the past tense because he is focused on completed facts and his future plans.
The author states that the reason why he created the blog was because of the “Hodgson-related thoughts and findings I’ve been meaning to write up!”. What is the best way to explain the correct timeline of events?
A
The Hodgson-related thoughts and findings started in the past and he intended to write about it the moment he started the blog.
B
The Hodgson-related thoughts and findings started in the past and his desire to write about it will continue in the future.
C
The Hodgson-related thoughts and findings started when he created the blog and his desire to write about it will continue in the future.
D
The Hodgson-related thoughts and findings started in the past and his desire to write about it continued to the present moment.
E
The Hodgson-related thoughts and findings started not so long ago and his intention to write about it will continue in the present.
In the first sentence of text CB1A6, the word ''spanning'' can be correctly replaced, without altering the meanings of the text, with
A
maintaining.
B
preserving.
C
looking after.
D
monitoring.
E
stretching over.
Based on the information provided in text CB2A6, judge the following items.
I ARPA is regarded as unparalleled in size among similar programs.
II Research findings show that the Amazon region as a whole experienced, from 2008 to 2020, less deforestation than in earlier years.
III ARPA primarily targets Indigenous peoples living in Indigenous territories.
Choose the correct option.
A
None of the items are correct.
B
Only item I is correct.
C
Only item II is correct.
D
Only item III is correct.
E
All of the items are correct.
It is correct to conclude from the non-technical vocabulary used in the text that its target audience is specifically formed by people who are not at all familiar with AI related concepts.
C
Certo
E
Errado
It would harm the coherence of the text if the first and the second sentences of the second paragraph were exchanged in position.
C
Certo
E
Errado
When conducting his survey, the author met an older drafter who did not want to change the way he worked with bills and red pencils.
C
Certo
E
Errado
With "has come into its own" (third sentence of the second paragraph), the author means that Qatar is struggling to keep its role as a diplomatic broker after becoming a major investor in the resolution of conflicts.
C
Certo
E
Errado
Considering the argumentative line of the text, the main idea of the text 3 is that:
A
Teachers experiencing mental health challenges should be discouraged from discussing such issues in school contexts, since this may interfere with academic objectivity and classroom discipline.
B
Although teachers’ lived experiences with mental health may enrich classroom empathy and advocacy, institutional support systems remain indispensable to prevent the inappropriate transfer of therapeutic responsibilities onto educators.
C
The pedagogical value of teachers’ personal mental health experiences lies primarily in their capacity to replace institutional psychological services through informal emotional support.
D
Suicide prevention in schools depends essentially on teachers’ individual willingness to assume counseling roles beyond their pedagogical assignments.
E
Emotional openness in educational spaces is less relevant than academic instruction, since mental health discussions may weaken the authority of the teaching profession.
In its fourth paragraph, text 11A2-I defines ‘interculturality’ primarily as a ‘position’ or ‘disposition’ that involves
A
an evaluation of the important values of a cultural community.
B
the mastery of cultural knowledge from different countries to avoid cultural illiteracies.
C
the establishment of a universal curriculum that minimizes local cultural differences.
D
a commitment to viewing our sense of self as relational rather than isolated.
E
the philosophical dialogue between various global cultural traditions.
Throughout the text, the author emphasizes that cooking represents more than technical culinary ability. Considering this perspective, analyze the information presented in the article and identify the alternative that best expresses the central role his grandmother played in his professional and personal formation.
A
She motivated him to abandon domestic cooking in favor of more sophisticated culinary techniques.
B
She introduced him to competitive culinary programs that later shaped his restaurant career.
C
She encouraged him to specialize in international cuisine and luxury restaurant management from an early age.
D
She demonstrated that preparing meals could strengthen emotional bonds and create shared experiences.
Considering the sentences extracted directly from the text, analyze the alternatives below and identify the one that is written in the passive voice.
A
Without a well-trained, valued and supported teaching profession, there is no quality education.
B
School dropouts and education gaps will cost the global economy up to $10 trillion a year by 2030.
C
With access to quality education, learners go on to contribute financially and socially to their communities and drive local innovation.
D
It forms the foundation of democratic society, and the right to education is protected under international law.
In the cartoon, the humor and social critique are primarily derived from the juxtaposition of a traditional classroom setting with military elements. Based on the visual and textual cues, it can be inferred that:
A
the cartoonist suggests that “arming teachers” is a metaphor for providing them with better technological resources and academic “ammunition” to fight illiteracy.
B
the teacher's use of a firearm is depicted as a necessary and effective pedagogical tool to maintain classroom discipline and ensure students complete their “Homework due tomorrow.”
C
the girl is expressing genuine curiosity about the historical origins of the legislation that allowed teachers to carry weapons in schools.
D
the cartoon employs irony to criticize the absurdity of proposing the arming of educators as a solution to school safety, suggesting it creates an environment of intimidation rather than education.
E
the main objective of the cartoon is to praise the teacher's readiness and bravery in defending her students against external threats while teaching basic arithmetic.
In the fourth paragraph of the text I, the author discusses the “spin-off argument” to support the idea that:
A
China's low labor costs will allow it to achieve technological breakthroughs that the U.S. cannot replicate.
B
The secondary technological benefits of space exploration do not justify the massive financial investment if the goal is purely industrial development.
C
Building a space program is the most effective way for China to modernize its manufacturing and computer industries.
D
The 2008 Olympics and the human spaceflight program are equally efficient tools for long-term technological modernization.
E
The tracking station in Namibia and the recovery forces are the main sources of technological innovation for the Chinese economy.
In which sentence is the word “eventually” used correctly?
A
I studied hard and eventually I failed the test yesterday.
B
He eventually finished the project after weeks of hard work.
C
She eventually goes to the gym every morning at 6 a.m.
D
We eventually ate lunch at noon because that is our usual lunch time.
E
They eventually live in Brazil since 2010.
How does the author portray the long-term influence of the du Pont family on American history?
A
Largely exaggerated by historians.
B
Declining after the early industrial period.
C
Limited mainly to political negotiations in the 19th century.
D
Significant across military, industrial and scientific development.
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In the last panel, the expression “And you too, Arlene" suggests that Garfield:
A
forgot Arlene’s name.
B
was talking to the pizza before.
C
became angry with the pizza.
D
wanted to share the pizza with Arlene.
E
did not hear what Arlene said.
Consider the third and fourth paragraphs of the article to answer question 43.
Choose the correct alternative about the way the study was conducted.
A
Fifty-year-old adults were divided into two groups.
B
Forty people visited The Courtauld Gallery in London.
C
The participants wore sensors to track their heart rates and other subtle responses.
D
One group viewed high-quality reproductions and the other viewed the same reproductions in low quality.
E
One group viewed Vincent van Gogh masterpieces and the other viewed Édouard Manet paintings.
One may say that a quiz night (line 01) is
A
a game night in which players interview one another on a specific topic.
B
an unplanned and unexpected game night in which teams compete for prizes.
C
a charity event in which individuals get together to enjoy donated food and drinks.
D
a social event in which participants compete answering questions about various topics.
One can possibly conclude the care home residents must all be
A
under 55.
B
of varying ages.
C
approximately 65.
D
aged between 30 to 55.
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