Questões de Língua Inglesa

Choose the only alternative whose sentence is not a simple sentence

• A. Who can tell me the answer to the question about the Civil War?
• B. One of her younger cousins is having a birthday next Saturday.
• C. A student who is hungry would never pass up a hamburger.
• D. On Fridays, we usually go to the movies in the afternoon with my little nephew, Jerry.

In terms of sentence structure, which underlined fragment can be considered a verb phrase that functions as noun phrase modifier?

Choose the CORRECT alternative

• A. I would rather to go now.
• B. You should be excited to study grammar complement.
• C. The food to eat is on the table.
• D. She intends to attend the ceremony.

All the following approach support the teaching and learning of integrated skills.

Choose the alternative which is not CORRECT.

• A. Content Based Instruction.
• B. Experiential Learning.
• C. The Pinput Hypothesis.
• D. Task Based Learning.

Judge the following sentence:

“In the center the river rushed, fierce, silent, fast, fed by other snows, and

black, black in between its edges of ice and snow.”

Choose the CORRECT alternative

• A. The passage presents a case of genitive as modifier.
• B. The passage presents a case of apposition.
• C. The passage presents a case of subordinate clauses.
• D. The passage presents a case of subordination for finite clauses.

According to the passage, the IRS’s chief legal advisor is

• A. nominated by the IRS Commissioner.
• B. subordinated to the Treasury General Counsel.
• C. elected by a collegiate.
• D. responsible for drafting the Internal Revenue Code.
• E. in charge of IRS reform.

In regard to the use of the word formation process, choose the alternative which is NOT CORRECT.

• A. To be a doctor, you must study anatomy. The underlined word is a case of prefixation.
• B. Brazilian people are known for being very friendly. The underlined word is a case of suffixation.
• C. We shall carpet the room. The underlined word is a case of conversion.
• D. Students should not be spoon-fed. The underlined word is a case of reduplicatives.

As described in the text, the mission of attorneys working in the Chief Counsel’s Office includes:

• A. advising ordinary citizens on their fiscal responsibilities.
• B. litigating for taxpayers in the Tax Court.
• C. contesting IRS determinations.
• D. reporting directly to the IRS Commissioner.
• E. tracking down tax evaders.

As far as Communicative Language Teaching is concerned, judge the following statements in terms of false (F) and true (T), then choose the alternative whose sequence is CORRECT.

A) Students produce language that may not be predictable.

B) The dialogue is adapted to the students’ interest or situation, through changing certain key words or phrases. This is acted out by the students.

C) Students induce or discover grammar rules.

D) Teachers’ pedagogical practices are developed, only through a behaviorist perspectiv

• A. D and A are correct.
• B. A and C are correct.
• C. A is correct
• D. B and D are correct.

During fiscal year 2012, the Chief Counsel’s office succeeded in

• A. turning down over 30,000 appeals by taxpayers.
• B. securing over $6 billion for the State.
• C. winning the majority of litigation cases.
• D. processing most of the cases it received.
• E. voiding 1,606 cases filed by taxpayers.

Mark the alternative which is CORRECT.

• A. When it comes to ESP, teachers and material developers should take into account the following aspects: “lacks, necessities and wants.”
• B. Content should accrue lacks and necessities.
• C. ESP enhances the language learning acquisition process by focusing on the development of implicit knowledge.
• D. ESP teachers should be experts on the intended areas.