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Translate the following phrasal verb from the text: "get on with" (11º§).
A
entender com.
B
ajudar com.
C
conviver com.
D
começar com.
E
pegar com.
No penúltimo parágrafo do texto, o phrasal verb “look to” pode ser substituído, sem mudança de significado, no contexto citado, pelo verbo:
A
thinks
B
intends
C
pretends
D
understands
Disponível em: <https://garfield.com/comic/2020/03/14>. Acesso em: 18 mar. 2020.
O phrasal verb work out utilizado no centro da tirinha tem significado equivalente a
A
look.
B
relax.
C
lie down.
D
exercise.
E
back down.
No trecho “Don’t be in too much of a hurry to hand out the listening task…”, a definição correta para o phrasal verb em destaque é:
A
distribute
B
submit
C
return
D
give
In which of the sentences below the underlined phrasal verb “go on” is used with the most similar meaning to the one used in the text (l. 09)?
A
It’s hard to know what goes on behind closed doors.
B
If you go on working this hard, you’ll probably be promoted.
C
The spotlights go on when someone walks in.
D
Go on, Marc, tell them what you heard.
E
The meetings were going on simultaneously in all branches.
As frases indicadas a seguir fazem uso de Phrasal Verbs com o verbo “TAKE”.
Assinale a alternativa que contém as traduções com o mesmo significado contextual das frases I e II.
I. The plane took off at exactly 12:22.
II. We took off our shoes to enter the temple.
A
O avião decolou exatamente às 12:22.
Nós retiramos os sapatos para entrar no templo.
B
O avião aterrissou exatamente às 12:22.
Nós retiramos os sapatos para entrar no templo.
C
O avião decolou exatamente às 12:22.
Nós calçamos os sapatos para entrar no templo.
D
O avião aterrissou exatamente às 12:22.
Nós calçamos os sapatos para entrar no templo.
In Text III, the phrasal verb 'figure out' means:
A
to take something or someone into consideration.
B
to get information about something or someone.
C
to be a significant and noticeable part of something.
D
to indicate or represent something or someone by figures.
E
to be able to understand something or to solve a problem.
In the sentence "Newman wants to dispose of this simplified version of history,[...]" (2º§) what does the phrasal verb "dispose of" mean?
A
To accept and acknowledge.
B
To analyze in detail.
C
To create and enhance.
D
To throw away or get rid of.
Dialogue:
Sophie: I can't find my wallet anywhere! Have you seen it?
Alex: Did you try looking in your backpack? You might have put it there earlier.
Sophie: Oh, you're right! I just found it inside the front pocket. Thanks!
Which phrasal verb in the dialogue indicates "searching thoroughly to find something"?
A
Look over.
B
Look after.
C
Look for.
D
Look into.
Which sentence contains the incorrect use of the phrasal verb?
A
What a mess, Kathy. Put away your toys right now!
B
Never put off until tomorrow what you can do today.
C
Put on your shoes. Don’t take them off. The floor is dirty.
D
I won’t put up with this kind of attitude in my class.
E
Police officer: Put up with your hands!
The phrasal verb that can replace “discover” without change of meaning is
A
set off.
B
turn on.
C
find out.
D
get back.
E
cover up.
According to the Longman Dictionary (2011), a phrasal verb is “a group of words that is used like a verb and consists of a verb with an adverb or preposition after it.” Based on the definition of phrasal verbs, observe the picture below and choose the CORRECT option about the phrasal verb “watch out for”:
Picture available at: https://www.smartsign.com/school-signs/watch-out-for-children-sign/sku-k-2029. Accessed on: Oct. 16, 2023.
A
It means to be aware of someone or something, especially somebody or something that might cause you trouble.
B
It means to stay in a place until soothing difficult or unpleasant has passed or finished.
C
It means to take care of somebody or something, by being near them, to protect or guard.
D
It means to leave a place or a person suddenly because you are angry or upset.
Para responder essa questão, leia a oração a seguir:
I will postopone the trip.
Que phrasal verb substituiu corretamente o postpone?
A
waste away.
B
turn ff.
C
put off.
D
blow up.
E
find out.
Which of the following options correctly represents the meaning of the phrasal verb "look up to"?
A
To refuse or reject something (Ex.: He looked up to the offer because it didn't meet his expectations.)
B
To search for information about someone or something (Ex.: I had to look up to the meaning of this word in the dictionary.)
C
To admire and respect someone (Ex.: I really look up to my grandmother for all her achievements.)
D
To stand or rise above someone or something (Ex.: The tall building looked up to the sky.)
E
To reduce or decrease (Ex.: The company had to look up to the costs in order to stay afloat.)
In Text III, the phrasal verb “to take over” means:
A
to begin to have a particular quality.
B
to get information about something or someone.
C
to believe something to be the truth without even thinking about it.
D
to get control of something.
E
to take something or someone into consideration.
A oração em língua portuguesa: “Eu não aguento mais isso”, pode ser traduzida para o inglês usando um phrasal verb. Dessa forma, assinale a alternativa que contém uma tradução correta para essa oração e que use o phrasal verb adequado.
A
I can’t put up with it anymore.
B
I can’t run out of it anymore.
C
I can’t give up it anymore.
D
I can’t call out it anymore.
Choose the alternative in which you can NOT find a phrasal verb.
A
I ran into my teacher at the museum.
B
We dreamed of this moment.
C
Fill up these forms, please.
D
They called off the flight.
Leia a narrativa a seguir:
The couple had been driving the car for 3 hours. Then the wife says:
_ I think the gasoline will end.
Qual é o phrasal verb que pode substituir corretamente o verbo “end”?
A
give up
B
run away
C
run out
D
turn on
E
call back
The expression “seek [it] out” (line 6) is a phrasal verb and means to look for someone or something.
C
Certo
E
Errado
Which one is the most correct phrasal verb that completes the sentence below?
"He promised to ________ the report by tomorrow."
A
hand in
B
hand off
C
hand out
D
hand over
E
hand up
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