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“Some schools have a ______ number of years of required work experience.” Fill the gap with the proper term:


A

profits


B

minimum


C

leadership


D

green

The expression “rather than” in “political issues are resolved by mutual support rather than force” can be replaced without change in meaning by:


A

in spite of;


B

instead of;


C

regardless of;


D

in defiance of;


E

irrespective of.

Um sinônimo para nearly, conforme empregado no texto, é

A
single.

B
closeby.

C
fairly.

D
quite.

E
almost.
O significado de likelihood (6º parágrafo), conforme empregado no texto, é

A
possibilidade

B
desejo

C
certeza

D
gosto

E
preferência

Choose the alternative which has the translation of the false cognates “sensible”, “enroll”, “adept”, “uneducated” to Portuguese:


A

sensato, matricular, perito, sem instrução.


B

sensato, enrolar, adepto, mal-educado.


C

sensível, enrolar, perito, sem instrução.


D

sensível, matricular, adepto, mal-educado.


E

sensato, enrolar, perito, sem instrução.

Considere a sentença abaixo.

To generate the swelling curve, it is first necessary to estimate three variables which affect the rate and potential magnitude of serviceability loss due to swelling … [ ] ... Generally, swelling need only be considered for fine-grained soils such as clays and silts.

Os termos swelling e clays referem-se, respectivamente, a


A
expansão e areias.

B
inchamento e areias.

C
inchamento e pedregulhos.

D
expansão e argilas.

E
dilatação e conchas.

In the sentence “Usually called ableism, a less well-known form of prejudice” (lines 23 and 24), the underlined expression means


A
always.

B
rarely.

C
frequently.

D
seldom.

According to the sentence “Mr. Levite said, only about 0.6 percent, or 200 out of the approximately 34,000 deals online, which typically carry the same price tags inside retailers’ physical stores, will be good ones on Black Friday” (lines 15 to 18), it is correct to affirm that


A

the word “ones” refers to “deals”.


B

“which” could be replaced by that without alteration of meaning and without breaking any grammar rules.


C

34,000 should be written as “34.000” because comma is not used when writing numbers.


D

we could add an “s” to “retailers’” (retailers’s) without making it wrong.


E

“price” in the text above has the same syntactic function as in the sentence “The prices are too high”.

The expression in bold and the item in italics convey equivalent ideas in


A

“Unless it becomes mandated by the IMO (International Maritime Organization)” (lines 8-9) - Because


B

“Vessel tracking is a partial exception to the rule though” (lines 9-10) – as usual


C

“If a ship arrives early or late, more often than not there will be an associated cost” (lines 16-17) - Whenever


D

“For instance, a current Rock Seven customer uses location data to manage payroll of personnel” (lines 46-48) – Moreover


E

“So disabling vessel tracking equipment on board is a sensible action for said pirates after a hijacked ship’s crew have been subdued” (lines 83-86) - Thus

The word “insight” (line 22) can be replaced, without changing the meaning in context, by:


A

perception.


B

disbelief.


C

neglect.


D

reasoning.


E

mean.

How can you replace "remnant" in the context below?

"The station was destroyed, and all that remains now are the abandoned core of a deadly time in our history."


A

The station was destroyed, and all that remains now are the abandoned journals of a deadly time in our history.


B

The station was destroyed, and all that remains now are the abandoned reports of a deadly time in our history.


C

The station was destroyed, and all that remains now are the abandoned residue of a deadly time in our history.


D

The station was destroyed, and all that remains now are the abandoned human beings of a deadly time in our history.

Abaixo, encontra-se o fragmento de um Plano de Ensino que deverá ser vertido para o inglês e encaminhado para uma universidade americana nos Estados Unidos.


CURSO DE GRADUAÇÃO EM NUTRIÇÃO

DISCIPLINA: Prática Orientada VI

NATUREZA DA DISCIPLINA: Obrigatória

OBJETIVO GERAL DA DISCIPLINA:


Proporcionar ao aluno a compreensão básica da importância do trabalho de atenção à saúde (...).


As versões apropriadas para “Curso de Graduação em Nutrição” e para “Prática Orientada VI” são, respectivamente:


A

“Nutrition Major Graduate” e “Oriented Practice VI”


B

“Course of Graduation in Nutrition” e “Supervised Practice VI”


C

“Undergraduate course in Nutrition” e “Orientated Practice VI”


D

“Undergraduate major in Nutrition” e “Supervised Practice VI”

What does the text “Are you pooping all wrong?” mainly talk about?


A

That it is important to observe one’s feces because they can tell the person how good his or her stomach is going.


B

That it is important to observe one’s feces because they may indicate whether the person has worms or not.


C

That it is important to observe one’s bowels because they can bleed indicating colon or rectal cancer.


D

That it is important to observe one’s bowel movements because It is not confortable to poop in a public place such as a library.


E

That it is important to observe one’s bowel movements because they can indicate how other aspects of the person’s health is going.

Observe the following excerpt taken from TEXT II: “I implore you to not be complicit (…) in systems of oppression that are stripping women, literally, of their right to choose what they wear”. Considering the message the text wants to convey, we can observe the word “stripping” in this context has two meanings, which are they?


A

Stripping is a noun which means literally to undress Muslim women completely and also figuratively to reveal their ideology.


B

Stripping is a verb which means literally to remove the women’s clothes and also figuratively to deprive them of their free will.


C

Stripping is a verb which means literally to oppress Muslim women completely and also figuratively to ignore their ideology.


D

Stripping is a noun which means literally to damage women’s clothes and also figuratively to rob them of their ideology.


E

Stripping is an adjective which means literally to tear up women’s clothes and also figuratively to show them off.

In the sentence It seems we just can't get enough of those addictive feel good emotions and with good reason (l. 4), the expression can´t get enough of means


A

love.


B

feel.


C

stop.


D

have.

 
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