Questões de Língua Inglesa

• A.

  have been

• B.

  am going

• C.

  went

• D.

  gone

• A.

  least

• B.

  cheap

• C.

  less than

• D.

  cost

• A.

  is

• B.

  does

• C.

  do

• D.

  has

• A.

  real

• B.

  more

• C.

  much

• D.

  expensive

• A.

  (2), (3), (4), (1).

• B.

  (2), (1), (4), (3).

• C.

  (4), (1), (2), (3).

• D.

  (3), (2), (1), (4).

In the following excerpts taken from Text I – “who have poured billions of pounds into emerging market funds”; “Many companies command share price ratings which are a multiple of their equivalents in the west”; “which took more than £500m from UK investors into a China fund launched by its most high-profile manager” –, the relative pronouns refer, respectively, to:

• A. “small investors”; “price ratings”; “Fidelity”.
• B. “market bubble”; “equivalents”; “China fund”.
• C. “market funds”; “multiple”; “UK investors”.
• D. “emerging market”; “many companies”; “most high-profile manager”.
• E. “fund managers”; “command”; “£500m”.

• A.

  requesting

• B.

  asking

• C.

  doing

• D.

  making

What is the correct sequence?

• A.

  How long have you been working here?

• B.

  Have you been working how long here?

• C.

  Been you have working how long here?

• D.

  You have been how long working here?

Based on the text above, judge the following items.

The expression “For instance” (l.15-16) is used to introduce an example.

• C. Certo
• E. Errado

• A.

  then

• B.

  than

• C.

  the

• D.

  them