Questões de Língua Inglesa

With respect to the use of prepositions and considering the previous text, judge the items below.

On line 11, the preposition that follows “succeeded” is at.

• C. Certo
• E. Errado

Still in relation to text I, judge the following items.

The substitution of the phras e " slew of" (L.9) and the verb " boost" (L.19) by mess of and soar respectively would keep the same semantic and syntactic relations as those presented in the text.

• C. Certo
• E. Errado

Read the text below in order to answer questions 21 to 24:

In paragraph 2, Germany and France are referred to as

• A.

  countries which have failed to follow fiscal rules.

• B.

  leading forces within the European Central Bank.

• C.

  countries which brought their deficits below 3%.

• D.

  members of a coming European Union.

• E.

  countries whose fiscal balance is remarkable.

With respect to the use of prepositions and considering the previous text, judge the items below.

The preposition to be placed after “taught” (l.12) is on.

• C. Certo
• E. Errado

Your answers to questions 21 to 25 must be based on the text below:

According to the text, "America can no longer propel the global economy". In other words, America can no longer

• A. realign it.
• B. push it forward.
• C. support it.
• D. hold it back.
• E. underestimate it.

Text IV – items 47 to 50

Concerning the text above, judge the following items.

The verbal phrase " striking at" (L.15) indicates that the UN is striv i n g t o establish the principle of territorial jurisdicition.

• C. Certo
• E. Errado

With respect to the use of prepositions and considering the previous text, judge the items below.

The preposition from should be used after “refuge” (l.27).

• C. Certo
• E. Errado

Your answers to questions 21 to 25 must be based on the text below:

Within the alternatives below, which one presents the options that correctly convey the meaning of the following underlined phrasal verbs:

 "Consumers have stepped up their spending; the housing market is still sizzling; even manufacturing is perking up ."

• A. To increase and to decrease.
• B. To cut and to develop.
• C. To increase and to cheer up.
• D. To refrain and to cheer up.
• E. To reduce and to develop.

No texto, a forma correta do verbo [TO BE] em there [TO BE] about 600 million é

• a.

  have been.

• b.

  would be.

• c.

  will be.

• d.

  were.

• e.

  are.

With respect to the use of prepositions and considering the previous text, judge the items below.

On line 36, the preposition by comes after “vital”.

• C. Certo
• E. Errado