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The word “Unlike” (l.4) is the same as
aside from.
similar to.
contrasted with.
resembling.
despite.
The words below were taken from the text and are used according to two grammatical categories; all of them in this text are, respectively, an adjective and a noun, EXCEPT
enviable – knowledge (line 01, both occurrences).
demanding – understanding (line 01 and 02, both occurrences).
societal – individual (lines 03 and 05).
early – rewards (lines 04 and 10).
good – calling (lines 07 and 08).
O trecho do quinto parágrafo – workers not actively seeking a job – pode ser reescrito, sem alteração de sentido, como
employers that aren’t actively pursuing a job.
workers whose job wasn’t active.
workers which found an active employment.
workers who weren’t actively looking for a job.
active employees that have just found work.
Read the sentence below and choose the alternative that presents a synonym to the underlined word.
“Ongoing studies are looking at whether some things can help prevent or delay the disease.”
Cut down.
Continuous.
Ended.
Suspended.
Interrupted.
Read the sentence below and choose the alternative that correctly links the underlined words to the nouns they refer to.
An FDA advisory panel, (I)which gave preliminary approval to Allergan's application, wasn't entirely happy with the company's data supporting (II)its safety and efficacy claims for the Lap-Band— (III)its own 149-patient study and six other studies, at least three of (IV)which conducted by researchers with financial links to Allergan.
I. “which” refers to “panel”; II. “its” refers to “company”; III. “its” refers to “company”; IV. “which” refers to “studies”.
I. “which” refers to “FDA”; II. “its” refers to “Allergan”; III. “its” refers to “Allergan”; IV. “which” refers to “claims”.
I. “which” refers to “panel”; II. “its” refers to “data”; III. “its” refers to “Lap-Band”; IV. “which” refers to “patient”.
I. “which” refers to “FDA”; II. “its” refers to “company”; III. “its” refers to “Allergan”; IV. “which” refers to “studies”.
I. “which” refers to “panel”; II. “its” refers to “data”; III. “its” refers to “company”; IV. “which” refers to “data”.