As mentioned in the text, the students’ decoding skills refer to:
In “(…) leveled books have come under fire” , the author uses “come under fire” to express that these books have been:
According to Wiley Blevins, text-difficulty levels don’t offer much practical use. The explanation for it is that:
Analyze the excerpt below. “These systems are usually created by the books’ publishers, which purport to match students with books (…)” . As regards it, mark the following statements as (C) if Correct, or (I) if Incorrect. ( ) “Purport” is a verb that means “to claim to be or do a particular thing when this claim may not be true”. ( ) If “oddly” replaces “usually”, the meaning of the sentence will remain the same. ( ) In the word “created”, -ed is a bound morpheme. The statements are, from up to down, respectively:
By using the adjective “wary” in “(…) educators are now wary of leveled books (…)” , the author expresses that educators are:
“They” in “They also indicate that restricting (…)” refers to:
Titles usually introduce what will be developed throughout the text. In this sense, which of the ideas below can be associated with the phrase “less is more”?
In “(…) impressive or overtly ambitious (…)”, the adverb “overtly” means:
Consider the sentences below. I- “(…) and ambitious plans become just one more thing to manage”. II- “(…) or real life gets in the way, our plans fall apart”. The past participle form of the verbs “become” and “fall” is, correctly and respectively:
Analyze the hypothetical situation below. “Instinct” is replaced by its adjective form that means “behaving or reacting naturally and without thinking” in the sentence: “(...) our instinct is often to try to regain control through sweeping personal change.” Considering only the word itself and disregarding the change in meaning of the sentence, the correct spelling of the adjective will be:
Judge the assertions below. I- In immersion settings, bilingual education is reduced to just learning a second language due to its cultural and cognitive growth. II- The teaching expertise needed to guide students on their language journey is one of several factors that need to be overlooked to guarantee the success of bilingual education programs. III- A positive learning environment helps not just with language learning but also with building thinking and cultural skills. The correct assertion(s) is(are):
What does bilingual education through immersion offer?
Right after presenting the idea on which the language immersion relies, the text:
Consider the following excerpts from the text. I- “(…) they can refine an approach (…)”. II- “(…) things to think about in language immersion is the students’ language environment”. III- “(…) need to be trained to spot when students feel insecure and (…)”. IV- “(…) they might feel uneasy (…)”. Analyze the statements below. (1) In excerpts IV and I, the personal pronoun refers to “students” and “educators”, respectively. (2) Among the underlined words in all four excerpts, only one of them is a regular verb. (3) The last words in excerpts I and II are spelled incorrectly. It is correct to affirm that:
Fill the gaps in the sentences below by choosing the correct spelling between the options in parentheses. I- They ___________ (obfuscate / offuscate) the issue with irrelevant details. II- I suppose this ___________ (jewerly / jewelry / jewlery) isn’t for sale. III- Anna’s boss demanded it and she ___________ (acquiesced / acquiesed). The words that fill the gaps, from up to down, are respectively:
The lists in which the use of articles is correct are:
As lacunas acima são corretamente preenchidas por:
As afirmativas são, de cima para baixo, respectivamente:
Com base na Lei nº 8.069 de 1990, assinale a alternativa correta.
Segundo o art. 89 da Lei nº 8.069 de 1990, a função de membro do conselho nacional e dos conselhos estaduais e municipais dos direitos da criança e do adolescente é considerada de interesse:
































