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Which set of sentences has the same meaning? Choose the CORRECT answer.


A

I. I tried to open the window, but it was stuck.

II. It was hot, so I tried opening the window.


B

I. I stopped the car to get some petrol.

II. I stopped going to that garage when they put their prices up.


C

I. The audience started to clap when the performance finished.

II. The audience started clapping when the performance finished.


D

I. I regret to tell that we have no more rooms available.

II. I regret not making more friends when I was at school.

In the last paragraph, the use of “might” indicates:


A

A past situation.


B

Polite request.


C

Possibility.


D

Advisability.

In the text, the word “breakdown” (line 14) means


A

deadline change.


B

financial request.


C

vacation extension.


D

detailed description.


E

sudden interruption.

Quais das palavras abaixo têm o mesmo significado que menial, jocular, rebuke e relinquish?


A

lowly; jolly; scold; abandon


B

spiteful; lenient; deny; report


C

boring; hearty; redeem; release


D

rewarding; powerful; protect; abide


E

dangerous; strict; distract; commence

Chose the correct alternative according to the use of modals

( ) I was so tired last night but I couldn`t sleep.

( ) She not must help you.

( ) I`m not sure. I might not go to the movies.


A

V - V - V


B

V - F - V


C

F - V - V


D

F - F - V


E

F - V - F

In the fragment of the text “people have managed to live with such unpredictable and destructive occurrences”, the adjectives unpredictable and destructive can be replaced with no change in meaning, by:


A

Powerful, annihilatory.


B

Uninvited, calamitous.


C

Unforeseeable, ruinous.


D

Unwelcome, vital.

The alternative that fits the blank (I) best is:

A
And.

B
Moreover.

C
In addition.

D
For example.

E
Although.
The phrasal verb highlighted in the fragment: ¨DI guess what I'¯m trying to say is, what the fortieth floor lacked in flash it made up for in influence" can be substituted by an expression which adds more formality to its tone. The alternative that best fits the passage is:

A
lost.

B
penalized.

C
damaged.

D
compensated.

E
censured.
 
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