Questões sobre Vocabulário

READ TEXT II AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 21 TO 30:

The underlined word in "children gather to paint and draw" (l.1) can be replaced by:

• A.

  try;

• B.

  prepare;

• C.

  meet;

• D.

  dress;

• E.

  study.

READ TEXT II AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 21 TO 30:

main in "the main downtown shopping street" (l.2) means:

• A.

  messy;

• B.

  narrow;

• C.

  peripheral;

• D.

  principal;

• E.

  side.

READ TEXT II AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 21 TO 30:

"a key victory" (l.4) means that the victory is:

• A.

  irrelevant;

• B.

  important;

• C.

  irresponsible;

• D.

  interesting;

• E.

  illegal.

READ TEXT II AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 21 TO 30:

When we say that a war is "ongoing" (l.4), we mean it is:

• A.

  atypical;

• B.

  unique;

• C.

  intermittent;

• D.

  conventional;

• E.

  uninterrupted.

In line 17"his clothes are neither new nor in the fashion" means:

• A.

  His clothes are new and faddish.

• B.

  His clothes are worn-out and fashionable.

• C.

  His clothes are old and up to date.

• D.

  His clothes are worn and old-fashioned.

• E.

  His clothes are ancient and modern.

• A.

  awkward and ungraceful

• B.

  skinny and tall

• C.

  slender and short

• D.

  old and handsome

• E.

  young and graceful

In the text, "much" (L.20) is the opposite of

• A. slow.
• B. many.
• C. few.
• D. little.

The modals that correctly complete line 1 are, respectively,

• A. will … would
• B. shall … might
• C. should … ought
• D. may … must
• E. ought … could

The writer's arguments is supported by means of:

• A.

  presentation, exemplification, justification and speculation

• B.

  definition, justification, comparison and deduction

• C.

  classification, explanation, speculation and exemplification

• D.

  definition, criticism, justification and prevision

• E.

  justification, exemplification, speculation and comparison

In the text, the word endowed (p.3, line 3) means:

• A.

  inherited

• B.

  received

• C.

  bestowed

• D.

  conveyed

• E.

  granted