Questões de Língua Inglesa

In accordance with text III, in the sentence: “it refers to the view that human activities”, the in-black word replaces:

• A.

  Freedom;

• B.

  Religious;

• C.

  Governmental;

• D.

  Secularism;

• E.

  None of the answers.

Mark the alternative with the true concept of the word “scholar”:

• A.

  A person who studies a subject in great detail, especially at a university a classics/history scholar;

• B.

  Something which containing a serious detailed study of a subject;

• C.

  A serious, detailed study: a work of great scholarship

• D.

  It is something relating to school and education;

• E.

  None of the answers.

Mark the incorrect alternative:

• A.

  Jim has an honest son;

• B.

  Mary has a house on the beach;

• C.

  An universe is endless;

• D.

  Look! There is an apple on the table;

• E.

  None of the answers.

According to paragraph 1,

• A.

  infrastructure has been privatized.

• B.

  tough spending choices have been made.

• C.

  faster economic growth might come about this year.

• D.

  tax evasion has been decreasing.

• E.

  tax revenues could have risen.

According to paragraph 2, the strikers´demands

• A.

  have been met.

• B.

  might shrink the government's salary bill.

• C.

  would increase the government's salary bill.

• D.

  must slash the government´s salary bill.

• E.

  may be promptly met by the current administration.

In paragraph 3, the author respectively defines the social reforms and the cash transfer implemented by the Lula administration, in the first term, as

• A.

  advanced and cautious.

• B.

  marginal and ineffective.

• C.

  unimportant and purposeless.

• D.

  purposeful and traditional.

• E.

  pivotal and original.

In paragraph 4, the author claims that Brazil's economic growth

• A.

  suddenly stopped making progress.

• B.

  is likely to begin slowing down.

• C.

  might remain high through the current year.

• D.

  may henceforth be resumed.

• E.

  was not accurately forecast.

The main purpose of the text is to

• A. blame supervisors and managers who cannot use equipment safely in the office.
• B. inform employees that the use of instincts is all it takes to prevent dangers at work.
• C. present OSHA to American workers who had never heard about this organization.
• D. argue that the acquisition of modern and safer equipment can prevent all job accidents.
• E. encourage the cooperation of all employees so as to prevent dangers in the workplace.

To pass a law, as used in the text, means

• A.

  to ignore a law.

• B.

  to revise a law.

• C.

  to rewrite a law.

• D.

  to approve a law.

• E.

  to stall a law.

‘Until I’m blue in the face’ in the fragment “I can stand in front of you and talk about working safely and what procedures to follow until I’m blue in the face.” (lines 1-3) is substituted, without change in meaning, by ‘until I

• A. dismiss you’.
• B. lose your attention’.
• C. get breathless but cheerful’.
• D. get exhausted and speechless’.
• E. become discouraged and melancholic’.