Questões de Língua Inglesa do ano 2003

Instruções para as questões de números 28 a 39.

Estas questões referem-se ao texto abaixo

• A. or
• B. nor
• C. and
• D. either
• E. neither

Instruções para as questões de números 28 a 39.

Estas questões referem-se ao texto abaixo

• A. leads
• B. leading
• C. are lead
• D. have led
• E. was leading

As questões de números 40 a 47 referem-se ao texto abaixo.

In the sentence As there are ...... underlying tensions, energy can be channeled into ...... creative pursuits, the appropriate terms of comparison to fill in the gaps are respectively:

• A.

  fewer − less

• B.

  more − less

• C.

  most − more

• D.

  fewer − more

• E.

  least − most

As questões de números 48 a 50 referem-se ao texto abaixo.

• A. from
• B. between
• C. against
• D. through
• E. until

Teaching _________ developing countries brings _________ it many ___________ and rewards.

• A.

  in / with / challenges;

• B.

  in / about / problems;

• C.

  on / in / responsibilities;

• D.

  in / in / reliabilities;

• E.

  at / in / affection.

Teaching is an activity which is ___________ directly or indirectly, by human beings ___________ human beings.

• A.

  done / over;

• B.

  acted / for;

• C.

  performed / on;

• D.

  undertaken / into;

• E.

  performed / at.

Read the sentences below. Which sentence expresses which view? 1- I'm giving up work tomorrow. 2- I imagine Jack will win the championship. 3- I'm going to retire when I'm about 55. 4- That must have been George. 5- Can I borrow your pen for a moment?

• A.

  certainty / prediction / intention / assumption / permission;

• B.

  obligation / assumption / plan / certainty / lack of obligation;

• C.

  duty / plan / wish / intention / freedom to act;

• D.

  certainty / anticipation / request / assumption / permission;

• E.

  plan / possibility / certainty / possibility / ability.

Rewrite the following sentences so that they have the same meaning. 1 - Perhaps he hasn't received our letter. 2 - I've never read such an interesting book. 3 - We've been lent some money by my wife's parents. 4 - "You stole the money", I said. 5 - The flight was so long that we had three meals on board.

• A.

  He might not have received our letter. / I haven't ever read such an interesting book. / My wife's parents has lent us some money. / I told him he had stolen the money. / We had three meals on board to prove that the flight was long.

• B.

  He may not receive our letter. / People always read such an interesting book. / Our parents have lent us some money. / I said that he stole the money. / So long the flight was that we had three meals on board.

• C.

  He may not have received our letter. / It has been the most interesting book I've never read. / My wife's parents have lent some money to us. / I accused him for stealing the money. / It was such long flight that we had three meals on board.

• D.

  He may not have received our letter. / It's the most interesting book I've ever read. / My wife's parents have lent us some money. / I accused him of having stolen the money. / It was such a long flight that we had three meals on board.

• E.

  Our letter may not have been received. / It's the most interesting book I've already read. / My wife's parents have lent us some money. / I advised him not to steal the money. / We had three meals on board as the flight was so long.

We were sure we were going to ___________ the train, but ____________ we didn't, actually.

• A.

  lose / at the end;

• B.

  miss / in the end;

• C.

  have lost / at last;

• D.

  missed / finally;

• E.

  have missed / in reality.

Give the function of the underlined words: The citizens elected Bush President.

• A.

  subject;

• B.

  direct object;

• C.

  object complement;

• D.

  indirect object;

• E.

  subject complement.