Questões de Língua Inglesa

Ratzinger's words in paragraph 5 suggest that

• A.

  angry voices from the faithful should be heard in defense of Christianity.

• B.

  the church has to conform to the needs of modern civilization.

• C.

  faithlessness will be overcome by the ordination of new priests.

• D.

  the church must preach tolerance to reconquer Europe for Christ.

• E.

  the formation of groups of committed believers should promote the ideals of Christianity.

Before the annual budget was announced, Labour supporters had hoped it would

• A. redeem the chancellor's reputation.
• B. be free from grand economic gestures.
• C. bring new life to their election campaign.
• D. overcome the large budget deficit.
• E. contain only easily achievable proposals.

Atenção: As questões de números 16 a 20 referem-se ao texto abaixo.

Assinale a afirmativa que NÃO está de acordo com o texto:

A falha de segurança no W2000

• A.

  permite a execução de um código malicioso a partir de uma máquina remota.

• B.

  envolve um problema na forma como a biblioteca webvw.dll valida os metadados dos documentos.

• C.

  permite a execução de rotinas de comandos assim que o arquivo malicioso é selecionado.

• D.

  só pode ser explorada a partir da execução de um arquivo malicioso.

• E.

  pode ser explorada via Windows Explorer ou outros programas.

In paragraph 6, Eamon Duffy claims that Ratzinger's words at Subiaco

• A.

  will certainly forster Christianity all over the world.

• B.

  will provoke a surprisingly strong following all over Europe.

• C.

  will make church and people stand together.

• D.

  may wreck the relation between Church and people.

• E.

  will make believers feel quite uncomfortable in their isolated rectitude.

The author refers to the deficit built up over the last three years and its

• A. encouraging results.
• B. lack of repercussion.
• C. worrying causes.
• D. limiting effect.
• E. coming solution.

The item which refers to the series in which all the words or phrases belong to the same part of speech is

• A.

  completely (line 8); closely (line 11); hazy (line 19); truly (line 49).

• B.

  outlined (line 12); no-holds-barred (line 31); inverted (line 47); isolated (line 49).

• C.

  faithful (line 2); teachings (line 12); faithlessness (line 42); hopes (line 49).

• D.

  that (line 5); that (line 19); that (line 33); that (line 41).

• E.

  while (line 7); As (line 14); who (line 16); What (line 29).

In relation to a tax rise after the general election, Mr Brown

• A. saw it as a political threat which was overcome.
• B. managed to persuade voters to support it.
• C. intended to lessen the voters' worries about it.
• D. succeeded in avoiding its negative impact on voters.
• E. is going to fail in his attempts to implement it.

Choose the item which presents a feature which is not compatible with the Communicative Approach.

• A.

  Students regularly work in groups or pairs to transfer and negotiate meaning in situations where one person has information that the others lack.

• B.

  Conversation is centered around topical dialogues with a great deal of drilling activities and emphasis on pronunciation.

• C.

  Classroom materials and activities are often authentic to reflect real-life situations and demands.

• D.

  Skills are integrated from the very beginning; a given activity might involve reading, speaking, listening and writing.

• E.

  It is assumed that the content of a language course will include semantic notions and social functions as well as linguistic structures.

Mr Brown's approach to his own economic achievements is marked by

• A. lack of vision.
• B. undeniable optimism.
• C. harmful modesty.
• D. undesirable pessimism.
• E. boundless self-confidence.

Instruções: Para responder às questões de números 56 a 60, utilize o texto abaixo.

A palavra que preenche corretamente a lacuna é

• A. worked.
• B. functioned.
• C. let.
• D. run.
• E. furnished.