Questões sobre Gramática

In the text, "one" (L.9) is a

• A. numeral.
• B. pronoun.
• C. preposition.
• D. noun.

In the text, "best" (R.28) is the opposite of

• A. better.
• B. worse.
• C. bad.
• D. worst.

In the text, "does" (L.33) is

• A. an interrogative form.
• B. a negative form.
• C. an emphatic form.
• D. an imperative form.

A possible title for the text can be

• A. Where to correct.
• B. Error correction.
• C. Why to correct.
• D. How to correct.

In the text, "favors" (L.9) is used as a

• A. plural verbal form.
• B. singular verbal form.
• C. plural noun form.
• D. singular noun form.

The prepositions that complete line 3 are, respectively,

• A. for … by
• B. of … from
• C. to … for
• D. from … for
• E. by … to

The pronoun that completes line 5 is

• A. it.
• B. them.
• C. its.
• D. themselves.
• E. itself.

The correct noun phrase to complete line 12 is

• A. their pupils’ sense.
• B. their pupil’s sense.
• C. their sense’s pupils.
• D. his sense of the pupils.
• E. his senses’ pupil.

Check the alternative in which … wears off …, in line 16, means the same as in

• A. I wore off my shoes after wearing them for a month.
• B. Both are trying to wear the other off after their break-up.
• C. My toothache wore off as soon as I had taken some aspirins.
• D. The heavy rains have just worn off the walls outside.
• E. He has worn off the wood on the floor to get a lighter color.

… therefore … in line 17 can be correctly replaced by

• A. whereas.
• B. while.
• C. thus far.
• D. for that reason.
• E. no matter which.