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In the sentence “the find is ‘gobsmacking—a dinosaur ribcage sticking out of somebody’s garden…’” (l. 28-29), the word in bold “gobsmacking” is closest in meaning to:


A

Disappointing.


B

Confusing.


C

Ordinary.


D

Astonishing.


E

Predictable.

In “As a part of its strategy, the European Comission is taking concrete actions for the development of crossborder digital public services.” the word “its” can be changed to it’s with no mistake.


C

Certo


E

Errado

The word hence in Cybersecurity risk is hence an essential consideration (2nd paragraph) is the same as


A

yet.


B

but.


C

often.


D

moreover.


E

therefore.

In the provided text, which word can be considered a synonym for "underestimate"?


A

Acknowledge.


B

Misjudge.


C

Overrate.


D

Disregard.


E

Comprehend.

“Watch and listen to strangers on buses or in shops to gather ideas.”


Assinale a alternativa que transforma a recomendação direta citada em um pedido ou sugestão¬mais polida, sem alteração do seu sentido básico.


A

You must watch and listen to strangers on buses or in shops to gather ideas.


B

You should watch and listen to strangers on buses or in shops to gather ideas.


C

You need to watch and listen to strangers on buses or in shops to gather ideas.


D

Don’t forget to watch and listen to strangers on buses or in shops to gather ideas.


E

Watch and listen politely to strangers on buses or in shops to gather ideas.

“where wealthy neighborhoods exist alongside impoverished communities.” Which word can be replaced the underlined one without lost its mean;


A

poor.


B

impoverished.


C

opulent.


D

miserable.

What is the closest meaning of the word “volatile” as used in the phrase “the volatility of gas prices” (line 3)?


A

Predictable and routine.


B

Steady and consistent.


C

Environmentally friendly.


D

Decreasing gradually over time.


E

Unstable and unpredictable.

Read the following sentence:


“The department will buy 20 tablets for the field team.”


Choose the option that best replaces “buy” without changing the meaning.


A

purchase


B

borrow


C

lease


D

sell


E

donate

Analyze the following statements about the excerpt “The only time you might be able to set foot on this metaphor for neutrality is during the swap” (I. 22-23):


I. The word “might” suggests a possibility.

II. The verb immediately after “might” is in its base form because it follows a modal verb.

III. The word “might” can be replaced by “must” with no significant changes in meaning.


Which ones are correct?


A

Only I.


B

Only II.


C

Only III.


D

Only I and II.


E

Only II and III.

Semantics in English studies the meaning of words, phrases, and sentences within the linguistic context. Analyze the following statements:


I.In English, homonyms have the same spelling and sound but can have different meanings depending on the context.

II.In English, synonyms have identical meanings and can be used interchangeably in any context.

III.In English, the context of a sentence can help differentiate between the literal and figurative use of a word.


The correct statement(s) is/are:


A

II only.


B

I and II only.


C

I and III only.


D

I, II, and III.

The words underlined below can be substituted, in order, while maintaining their original meaning, by:


The climate of tolerance lapsed, and shortly afterward Hypatia became the victim of a particularly brutal murder at the hands of a gang of Christian zealots. The affair made Hypatia a powerful feminist symbol and a figure of affirmation for intellectual endeavor in the face of ignorant prejudice.


A

Died | dupe | liaison | discrimination.


B

Expired | casualty | incident | discrimination.


C

Died | patsy | incident | intolerance.


D

Finished | fatality | relationship | intolerance.

Based on the excerpt from the 3rd paragraph: “They aren’t fleeing war or starvation but ‘the oppressive lethargy of choicelessness’", it is correct to say that a synonym for “lethargy” is:


A

Dynamism.


B

Energy.


C

Fatigue.


D

Confusion.

In “While Stanwell only asks pupils to keep phones switched off in their bags”, the phrasal verb SWITCHED OFF could be replaced, with no change in meaning, by:


A

put off


B

taken off


C

called off


D

turned off

   
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