| Questão cód. 1001093 |
| 1) | Choose the best alternative for the correct use of the genitive case.
‘’Her______________________cars are in the garage since last week.’’. |
| a) | Sister’s and brother’s. |
| b) | Sister and brother’s. |
| c) | Sister’s and brother. |
| d) | Sisters and brothers’s. |
| e) | Sisters’ and brothers. |
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| Questão cód. 1097764 |
| 2) | De acordo com Coulthard (1985), tradicionalmente há uma estrutura tripartite básica para a sala de aula: |
| a) | pergunta, resposta e reforço. |
| b) | exposição, elaboração e avaliação. |
| c) | reflexão, mediação e discussão. |
| d) | exposição, diálogo e reflexão. |
| e) | pergunta, reflexão, resposta. |
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| Questão cód. 1097767 |
| 3) | Na década de 70, pesquisas referentes às estratégias de aprendizagem em língua estrangeira (LE) destacaram os trabalhos de Michael O’Malley e Anna Chamot. Tipicamente, essas estratégias são divididas em categorias. Assinale as estratégias de aprendizagem apontadas por O’Malley et al (1985): |
| a) | Cognitiva e interativa. |
| b) | Metacognitiva, interativa e comunicativa. |
| c) | Cognitiva e comunicativa. |
| d) | Comunicativa e interacionista. |
| e) | Metacognitiva, cognitiva e socioafetiva. |
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| Questão cód. 1097787 |
| 4) | Text
The police and the public
In Britain people like to think that the relationship between the police and the public is better than in most other countries. But it is claimed by some people that the police have prejudices against students and against coloured immigrants.
No government minister, or local councilor, has the authority to order the police to arrest anybody for any crime whatsoever, political or otherwise. It is the police themselves who decide whether a person should be arrested or not.
The police arrest people who demonstrate only if they cause disturbance. The law is perfectly clear on this point. Demonstrations are lawful as long as there is no disturbance of the peace. The right to demonstrate is an important British freedom.
Disturbance of the peace means, for the police, trying to break into buildings, stopping people going about their lawful business, hitting policemen… But policemen are not above the law. If you can prove that a policeman has used unnecessary force, or caused injury, you can take him to court.
There are forty-one police forces in Britain, each employed and paid by local authorities. They get half their money from the local taxes and half from the Treasury. The forces are completely independent of one another, but they help each other. Each force has its Criminal Investigation Department.
The London Police Force, called the Metropolitan Police, is not controlled by the local authority. It is responsible to the Home Secretary (Ministry of the Interior) and its chief officers are appointed by the government. But once appointed these officers cannot easily be dismissed, and they take their decisions without interference from ministers.
(VUNESP)
According to the text: |
| a) | people think there is a good relationship among police, students and coloured immigrants. |
| b) | people know that they have the best police. |
| c) | people like to think that the police is one of the best all over the world. |
| d) | police works together with other military forces. |
| e) | the London Police Force is not controlled by the Ministry of the Interior. |
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| Questão cód. 1129751 |
| 5) | Choose the best alternative to complete the questions below.
Staying in shape _____ no doubt a struggle ________human beings have to face these days. We ______ surrounded _______ all sorts of forbidden attractions: _______ unbelievably tasty greasy foods to modern gadgets that in listening the burden of life, end up by contributing to a shapeless belly, more body weight and countless health problem. |
| a) | is – most – are – by – from |
| b) | are – more – were – of – to |
| c) | is – most – had – of – from |
| d) | was – more – are – in – of |
| e) | are – most – are – from – to |
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| Questão cód. 1136579 |
| 6) | Assinale a alternativa que complete a frase corretamente:
What _____ you _____ when I arrived? |
| a) | was / doing |
| b) | was / writing |
| c) | were / do |
| d) | were / doing |
| e) | do / doing |
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| Questão cód. 1159569 |
| 7) | Chelsea and Eryn want to show us that in the future |
| a) | the population of the whole world will get bigger and face tough situations. |
| b) | rainforests will be burnt and life can get better in the planet. |
| c) | fumes and the ozone layer might spread out. |
| d) | bikes and cars could be more expensive in order to reduce pollution. |
| e) | Nenhuma das alternativas acima |
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| Questão cód. 1193753 |
| 8) | The only sentence in which the use of the IMPERATIVE is correct is: |
| a) | Not use alcohol or any chemicals to clean the screen. |
| b) | Press the button “Replay” if you want to watch the scene again. |
| c) | You should call for assistance in case of doubt. |
| d) | The product can be exchanged in case of defects. |
| e) | You don’t need to recharge the batteries. |
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| Questão cód. 1193755 |
| 9) | The sentences below were taken from a teacher’s manual for an English coursebook. Choose the sequence of verbs that best completes the sentences:
1. __________ students to try to describe the pictures as well as match them to the sentences.
2. __________ the activity so the students understand the task.
3. __________ students discuss in pairs and monitor them.
4. __________ you leave sufficient time for them to share the answers before you correct.
5. __________volunteers to read their sentences. |
| a) | Make sure - Model - Get - Let - Ask. |
| b) | Model - Let - Make sure - Ask - Get. |
| c) | Ask - Let - Model - Make sure - Get. |
| d) | Get - Model - Let - Make sure - Ask. |
| e) | Let - Get - Make sure - Ask - Model. |
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| Questão cód. 1193759 |
| 10) | In relation to subject-verb agreement, which of the sentences below are correct?
1. Each of the kids is doing his/her task.
2. Everybody is responsible for their acts.
3. My friend and I am going on vacation next summer.
4. Lots of people is doing something to prevent the disease.
5. A pair of pants is in the closet. |
| a) | Only 2, 3 and 5. |
| b) | Only 2, 4 and 5. |
| c) | Only 2, 3 and 4. |
| d) | Only 1, 2 and 3. |
| e) | Only 1, 2 and 5. |
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