Questões de Língua Inglesa da Fundação Getúlio Vargas (FGV)

In “major social challenges” (lines 7-8) challenges implies an action that is

• A.

  easy.

• B.

  fast.

• C.

  slow.

• D.

  angry.

• E.

  difficult.

In “on the other hand, however, it translates…” (lines 5-6) on the other hand brings an idea of

• A.

  opposition.

• B.

  similarity.

• C.

  consequence.

• D.

  addition.

• E.

  control.

This text may be found in a(n)

• A.

  manual.

• B.

  outdoor.

• C.

  journal.

• D.

  letter.

• E.

  diary.

In "as well as the causes and consequences"…(lines 3-4) as well as is used to indicate

• A.

  manner.

• B.

  B) time.

• C.

  addition.

• D.

  consequence.

• E.

  cause.

The underlined word in “Often combining….” (lines 5-6) is the opposite of

• A.

  always.

• B.

  seldom.

• C.

  also.

• D.

  never.

• E.

  somewhat.

The underlined expression in “each student to carry out” (line 11) can be replaced by

• A.

  finish.

• B.

  undertake.

• C.

  support.

• D.

  continue.

• E.

  spread.

The verb form in “Many sociology majors are able to…” (line 13) can be replaced by

• A.

  must.

• B.

  should.

• C.

  will.

• D.

  could.

• E.

  can.

According to the text, blogs are

• A.

  selling.

• B.

  increasing.

• C.

  diminishing.

• D.

  agitating.

• E.

  contaminating.

The writer’s opinion about blogs is that

• A.

  they are all relevant.

• B.

  nearly all of them are important.

• C.

  some of them can be striking.

• D.

  none of them are essential.

• E.

  most of them are crucial.

The underlined verb in “Companies may not like blogs” indicates

• A.

  prohibition.

• B.

  permission.

• C.

  prediction.

• D.

  possibility.

• E.

  persistence.