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“is already offered” (l.33) can be replaced by has already been offered without changing the meaning.
C
Certo
E
Errado
In line 1, the sentence "...as he usually did...", can be substituted by:
A
As he used to do
B
As he probably did
C
As he never did
D
As he so did
The verb “settle” (l.4) is to “settlers” (l.10) as teach is to teachers.
C
Certo
E
Errado
"Went down" (linha 1) e "sank" (linha 13) no texto, são
A
sinônimos
B
antônimos
C
imperativos
D
objetos diretos
E
pronomes possessivos
Check the option in which the word(s) in boldtype introduces a consequence.
A
"Some people were thus freed from the duty to produce their own food," (lines 15-16).
B
"But it took another huge leap in technology," (lines 16-17).
C
"thanks to other inventions, such as soap, medicines and sewerage." (lines 21-22)
D
"Moreover, the cities growing fastest today are not, … in the richer parts of the world." (lines 33-35)
E
"Only if the new cities of the developing world can find…" (lines 41-42).
*Choose the right word to complete exercises 44 and 45. All those words can be found in Wolves.
In life there is a constant battle ____________________ good and evil
A
about
B
near
C
inside
D
between
E
just
Podemos dizer que o intensificador TOO (em too common) encontrado na quarta linha do texto é o mesmo que:
A
very
B
so
C
so much
D
enough
E
excessively.
“generous streak” (l.11) can be translated as veia generosa in Portuguese.
C
Certo
E
Errado
In the text, pushing up (2nd paragraph) means
A
controling.
B
sustaining.
C
increasing.
D
extinguishing.
E
dropping.
A forma verbal tem sua ação corretamente identificada na alternativa
A
are called (linha 01) - ação necessária
B
can contribute (linha 04) - ação possível
C
become (linha 07) - ação permitida
D
acumulate (linha 11) - ação futura
E
provides (linha 14) - ação passada
In the text, But for may be replaced by
A
In spite of.
B
Because of.
C
Except for.
D
However.
E
Therefore.
the adjective “ordinary” (l.9) is synonymous with unusual.
C
Certo
E
Errado
Match the columns with words of opposite meanings:
A
e, a, c, d, j, h, g, b, i, f.
B
h, c, b, j, f, a, i, g, e, d.
C
f, d, i, g, c, a, h, b, j, e.
D
e, j, c, h, i, d, a, b, f, g
E
g, c, h, i, b, a, f, j, d, e
“unveiled” (l.1) means to remove the cover from something.
C
Certo
E
Errado
the expression “fly-on-the-wall” (l.7) means to be able to watch what people are doing without their noticing you.
C
Certo
E
Errado
Portuguese equivalents of “retorts” (l.12) are retrucar, retorquir, objetar, contrapor.
C
Certo
E
Errado
“ought to” (l.19) can be replaced by should.
C
Certo
E
Errado
Ano:
2006
Banca:
Fundação Carlos Chagas - FCC
In the text, a synonym for curb (1st paragraph) is
A
improve.
B
accelerate.
C
stop.
D
approve.
E
reject.
In paragraph 1, the author refers to the resilience of the property/casualty insurance industry. In other words, its
A
ability to recover.
B
current financial losses.
C
inability to predict trends.
D
undeniable prosperity.
E
delayed recovery.
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