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O termo loss of moisture pode ser traduzido como
A
aumento de umidade.
B
aumento de resistência.
C
aparência da mistura.
D
crescimento da mistura.
E
perda de umidade.
O termo strength pode ser traduzido como
A
compressão.
B
resistência.
C
elasticidade.
D
tração.
E
flexão.
Um sinônimo para instantly, conforme usado no texto, é
A
lately.
B
currently.
C
often.
D
seldom.
E
promptly.
“Absolutely, it is boom-time for cigars over here as well”. The expression “boom-time” means time of :
A
alta velocidade
B
grande exportação
C
intensa repressão
D
grandes negócios
In “Reflective teaching therefore implies a more ... observations”. (L 7-9) THEREFORE means
A
Likely.
B
Albeit.
C
Hence.
D
Nonetheless.
The word that is closer in meaning to “stunt” in the question “Publicity stunt or political act?” is:
A
tip;
B
event;
C
brand;
D
story;
E
poster.
Based on the meanings in the text, one notices that the words
A
countless (line 25) and unlimited are antonyms.
B
reliable (line 27) and questionable are synonyms.
C
ensuring (line 69) and securing express similar ideas.
D
disabled (line 80) and destroyed express opposing ideas.
E
subdued (line 86) and defeated do not have equivalent meanings.
Read this sentence from the text and analyze it:
“After a decade of highly original work as an artist, Leonardo wrote to several wealthy men to help finance his projects.”
The word “wealthy” could be replaced without change of meaning by
A
famous
B
old
C
noble
D
rich
Choose the correct alternative.
The shindig has been put on by Facebook for the benefit of delegates _______ its F8 conference. The event, which _______ most years since 2007, _______ as a means to win over the developer community and _______ a comprehensive and highly engineered launchpad for the company’s annual plans. Many of the attendees have paid a lot of money to find out how they can integrate their own digital products with Facebook to carve out some kind of presence _______ its enormous audience – and there’s booze and entertainment thrown in.
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/apr/23/facebook-global-takeover-f8-conference-messenger-chatbots
A
attending, has run, began, has now become, among
B
going, has been, begin, has now become, also
C
going, has run, begin, is now become, also
D
attending, run, began, is now become, among
The meaning of “bill” that makes sense in the context of the text is to
A
advertise.
B
list something or someone on an event.
C
charge for a payment.
D
send a note.
E
enter on an account.
The meaning of the verb “soar” (line 10) is
A
to proceed, act, or happen fast and decisively.
B
to let or make (something) fall vertically.
C
to burn or scorch the surface of (something) with a sudden, intense heat.
D
to come into contact with (someone or something stationary) quickly and forcefully.
E
to increase rapidly above the usual level.
"If she had ________ down, she would ________ seen that Ronnie Bottoms."
A
looks/ have.
B
looked/ has.
C
looked/ had.
D
looked/ have.
50
A
book
B
course
C
method
D
school
E
teaching
51
A
coursebook
B
teaching
C
lesson
D
school
E
act
42
A
loosely
B
easily
C
closely
D
hardly
E
wrongly
There is a reading strategy which postulates the reader needs to understand key words out of the context as much as possible. Observing the excerpt taken from TEXT II: “French officials deemed the burkini to be inappropriate beach attire”, mark the alternative that describes and define the two words underlined in the given context.
A
The word “deem” is a verb which means to consider, whereas the word “attire” is a noun meaning article of clothing.
B
The word “deem” is a verb which means to judge, whereas the word “attire” is an adjective meaning proper garments.
C
The word “deem” is a noun which means labeled, whereas the word “attire” is a noun meaning bathing suit.
D
The word “deem” is a verb which means to suppose, whereas the word “attire” is an adjective meaning horn.
E
The word “deem” is a noun which means condemned, whereas the word “attire” is a verb meaning to dress up.
It's become quite clear that modern education must encompass more than just academics[…](l. 68).
The sentence which has the same meaning of the previous one is It's become quite clear that modern education
A
should encompass more than just academics[…]
B
has to encompass more than just academics […]
C
may encompass more than just academics[…]
D
can encompass more than just academics[…]
A tradução mais adequada para All it takes to access OneDrive is a Microsoft account é
A
Todos podem ter acesso ao OneDrive com uma conta Microsoft.
B
Para acessar o OneDrive, basta ter uma conta Microsoft.
C
Quem quiser instalar o OneDrive precisa criar uma conta Microsoft.
D
É preciso ter acesso ao OneDrive para criar uma conta Microsoft.
E
Todas as formas de acessar o OneDrive exigem uma conta da Microsoft.
The word “myriad” (l.21) is synonymous with intricate.
C
Certo
E
Errado
Read the passage below and mark the best alternative that respectively fills the gaps correctly.
“[...] _____________, I hate peeling and chopping onions. It’s boring, and the smell of the onions _____________. No matter how much you wash your hands later, that smell won’t go away. Still, if I don’t chop the onions, I’ll never be able to cook what I want. I have to go over the boring part to get to the fun part. After lunch, I have to do the dishes, and...guess what? Boring! But what should I do? Not wash the dishes? Buy ____________ food? Eat out? No way! I love cooking! It’s also a hobby, and since I work at home, I can indulge myself and cook every day. So I don’t _____________the boring part. The food I make is really worth it. [...]” (GONTOW, 2016, p. 8).
GONTOW, Carlos. Do We Need to Have Fun All the Time?. BRAZ -- TESOL Newsletter, São Paulo, p. 7-9, mar. 2016.
A
Whatsoever / steams / processing / rekindle.
B
Albeit / intoxicates / liquefied / tamper.
C
Notwithstanding / clings / boxing / rejoice.
D
Of which / pollutes / warped / molest.
E
However / lingers / frozen / mind.
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