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Choose the alternative that completes the blank space in the picture CORRECTLY:
A
disturb
B
follow
C
fail
D
dirty
In the text, “at last” (l. 12) means
A
at least.
B
finally.
C
often.
D
soon.
E
just.
If you are holding a fishing pole, the word “bank” means a:
A
safe;
B
seat;
C
boat;
D
building;
E
coastline.
The expression “winds down” (l.8) means ends gradually.
C
Certo
E
Errado
Ano:
2016
In the fragment of the text “Thankfully, this time around, the outlook for renewable energy isn’t so bleak” (lines 11-12), the word bleak can be replaced, with no change in meaning, by
A
encouraging
B
cheerful
C
optimistic
D
desolate
E
promising
Choose the option that correctly completes the sentences below, respectively.
Due to the influemces of the wind and the sea the vessel can make different rotating and linear motions:
I - when the whole ship moves bodily to starboard and then to port, the vessel is__________________________.
II- when her bow is pushed to starboard and then the vessel is _____________________.
A
I - pitching / II - rolling
B
I - surging / II - heaving
C
I - rolling / II - surging
D
I - swaying / II - yawing
E
I - yawing / II - pitching
The expression " that’s no small thing" in Paragraph 3, last line could be replaced by
A
that's beneath our notice.
B
that's too small a detail to matter.
C
that's beyond our control.
D
that's quite something.
E
that too hot to handle.
Which is the correct option to complete the dialogue?
What did John tel1 Mary last Saturday?
John told __________ the day before.
A
Mary that he will buy some flowers
B
her that he had bought some flowers
C
him that he did buy some flowers
D
to Mary that he bought some flowers
E
that he has to buy some flowers
You are the manager of supplier services of the company. The purpose of monitoring supplier's services is to ensure that suppliers
A
pay out in full in case they do not abide by the agreements.
B
fulfill the agreed levels of delivery performance.
C
comply with the information security requirements defined in the agreements.
D
pay out the damages that have happened as a consequence of incidents
E
pay out any loss that have happened due to their weak quality of service.
The reason why you must have an information security police in your organization is to
A
ensure that everyone knows who is responsible for backup procedures.
B
ensure that staff do not break any laws of the organization
C
define who is responsible to provide any resources for security implementation.
D
give direction to set up information security in the organization.
E
give overall responsibility to the steering committee
A melhor tradução para are barely enough, no trecho Yet a number of lawyers contend that 14,000 words are barely enough to lay out their legal arguments, é
A
são absolutamente insuficientes.
B
são mais do que suficientes.
C
são certamente suficientes.
D
quase não são suficientes.
E
são quase suficientes.
According to the comic strip above, “attaboy” means
A
a praise for a job well done.
B
a boy who does everything at his work.
C
a specific kind of task.
D
a name for people who do not have a specific position at work.
E
an insincere agent.
Observe the expression taken from TEXT I: “When it comes to our bowels (…)”. How can the expression “when it comes to something” be better explained in terms of meaning concerning the above context?
A
The expression means “ignoring something”, that is, ignoring one’s bowels in this case.
B
The expression means “looking for something”, that is, looking for one’s bowels in this case.
C
The expression means “neglecting to do something”, that is, neglecting to speak about one’s bowels in this case.
D
The expression means “forgetting about something”, that is, forgetting about one’s bowels in this case.
E
The expression means “speaking about something”, that is, speaking about one’s bowels in this case.
Advice and advise have different meanings. What’s the difference between advise and advice? Choose the wrong sentence, remembering that one’s a noun and one’s a verb.
A
He suggested crops to grow, and offered business advice.
B
Mr. Nacchio has adviced me that insofar as he has not yet concluded his sentence.
C
What advice or warning do you offer teacher observers?
D
I will start by advising you to get a good night's rest before your journey.
The prefix un- as in “unfortunately” (line 04) and “unequally” (line 20) means:
A
against.
B
between.
C
over.
D
not.
E
across.
A collocation refers to how lexical words co-occur regularly and in a restricted way. Based on this concept, consider the words below:
I. global warming (line 01).
II. extra couple (line 03).
III. Some countries (line 11).
Which ones are collocations?
A
Only I.
B
Only III.
C
Only I and II.
D
Only II and III.
E
I, II and III.
The term ‘more of the same’ in the context of the text above refers to
A
changes.
B
headlines.
C
statistical yearbooks.
D
19th century.
E
people.
Science explains that the good feelings we experience when being kind are produced by endorphins that activate areas of the brain […] (l. 15-16)
In this sentence, that can be replaced by
A
whom.
B
who.
C
which.
D
what.
Mark the alternative in which the sequence of words correctly completes the sentences below.
“Students who are angry might make ______________ comments to their teacher as a way of _____________ frustration and exercising power. Even if you are certain he will not follow through, talk with him about the _______________ of his comments.”
SHORE, Ken. Hitting or Threatening a Teacher. Education World. Disponível em:<http://www.educationworld.com/a_curr/shore/shore069.shtml>. Acesso em: 21 out. 2016.
A
threatening / venting / inappropriateness.
B
helpful / clearing / assertiveness.
C
cheerful / barging / happiness.
D
ludicrous / corrupting / lustfulness.
E
kindred / bewildering / slothfulness.
Choose the correct alternative in which the words best complete the gaps in the excerpt below:
“_________________ you elect to base your course on a coursebook, it is ________________ thinking about how you recognize a good one when you see it, and ________________ you might reject or criticize it: _________________, what the main criteria are for coursebook ________________. [...]”
Ur, Penny. A Course in Language Teaching: Practice and Theory. 17.ed. Cambridge University Press, 2009. p. 184.
A
Therefore / predicament / bolstering / thereafter / enjoyment.
B
In contrast / projective / refusing / however / figment.
C
Unlike / willing / counterbalancing / nevertheless / empowerment.
D
Whatsoever / proofread / initially / notwithstanding / concealment.
E
Whether or not / worth / on what grounds / in other words / assessment.
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