Questões de Língua Inglesa

The San Francisco River

The only true items are

• A.

  I and II.

• B.

  I and III.

• C.

  II and IV.

• D.

  III and V.

• E.

  IV and V.

The underlined word in "But things went so smoothly" (l.5) conveys the idea of:

• A. ease;
• B. speed;
• C. scope;
• D. care;
• E. trouble.

The reason why the botanist decided to pay attention to the seeds was because they:

• A.

  were unusually round and big;

• B.

  were planted in 1958;

• C.

  became a tourist attraction;

• D.

  were hundreds of years old;

• E.

  came from mainland China.

From text LI-II, it can be deduced that

• A.

  the San Francisco River runs through the most important Brazilian states.

• B.

  the San Francisco runs along the border of five Brazilian different states.

• C.

  more people live within the SFRB than in some countries.

• D.

  the San Francisco River flows from north to south of Brazil.

• E.

  there are lots of other totally Brazilian rivers as long as the San Francisco River.

The seeds drew interest due to their:

• A.

  capacity to survive in low temperature;

• B.

  religious and historical significance;

• C.

  singular mechanism of self-regeneration;

• D.

  usefulness for agriculture and economy;

• E.

  possibility of germinating in the surface.

According to the text, cultural fluency

• A.

  is a concept that depends on regional markets.

• B.

  is essential for specific business events in the area of communication and media.

• C.

  promotes a high degree of foreign language fluency.

• D.

  may be developed through technological evolution.

• E.

  is very important for successful CEOs.

"An incredibly tough protein" (l.24-25) is one that is:

• A.

  smooth;

• B.

  hard;

• C.

  tender;

• D.

  concentrated;

• E.

  rich.

READ TEXT I AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 11 TO 13:

This campaign is directed to people who:

• A.

  have a lot of money;

• B.

  wish to invest in shares;

• C.

  want to help others;

• D.

  do not have any children;

• E.

  are social misfits.

READ TEXT II AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 14 TO 23:

The author considers energy conservation a(n):

• A.

  present gain;

• B.

  outstanding victory;

• C.

  diminishing concern;

• D.

  relevant subject;

• E.

  outdated issue.

READ TEXT II AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 14 TO 23:

The function of the text is to:

• A.

  question a hypothesis;

• B.

  state facts;

• C.

  analyse results;

• D.

  challenge readers;

• E.

  provoke criticism.