Questões sobre Gramática

We hope to be there at ten, _____ the bus is late.

• A.

  so

• B.

  in order to

• C.

  unless

• D.

  therefore

• E.

  so that

Nobody knew the answer, _____?

• A.

  do they

• B.

  does she

• C.

  does he

• D.

  did it

• E.

  did they

READ TEXT I AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 21 TO 29:

The title of this text introduces a:

• A.

  condition;

• B. doubt;
• C.

  decision;

• D.

  goal;

• E.

  denial.

_____________________________? Yes, I did.

• A.

  You did.

• B.

  Did you bought a car

• C.

  Have you bought a car

• D.

  Did you buy a car

• E.

  Will you buy a car

READ TEXT II AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 30 TO 36:

In the title, the verb makes a reference to something that:

• A.

  has already happened;

• B.

  will happen;

• C.

  is happening;

• D.

  had happened;

• E.

  was happening.

READ TEXT II AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 30 TO 36:

The underlined word in " their choice" (l. 11) refers to:

• A.

  emissions;

• B.

  flights;

• C.

  caps;

• D.

  allowances;

• E.

  airlines.

The verb form in "are being taken" is in the same form as in:

• A.

  The change of plans is having no effect;

• B.

  The lawyers have been helping the clients;

• C.

  The runway is going to be extended anyway;

• D.

  The airplane is being sent to São Paulo now;

• E.

  The court will be taking new measures soon.

READ TEXT II AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 58 TO 69:

The subject of "if enacted" (l.13) is:

• A.

  airline;

• B.

  law;

• C.

  initiative

• D.

  agreement;

• E.

  market.

READ TEXT I AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 16 TO 20:

as much as in "a curse as much as a blessing" signals a:

• A.

  contrast;

• B.

  conclusion;

• C.

  condition;

• D.

  comparison;

• E.

  consequence.

In the text, "are operating" (L.7) is a

• A. perfective verbal form.
• B. passive verbal form.
• C. continuous verbal form.
• D. simple verbal form.