Questões de Língua Inglesa da Fundação Getúlio Vargas (FGV)

If “the police idea was fiercely contested” (lines 13 and 14), this indicates that the opposition to this idea was

• A.

  unsafe.

• B.

  strong.

• C.

  normal.

• D.

  mild.

• E.

  predictable.

In “how the police officers see the social world” (lines 18 and 19) see can be replaced by

• A.

  look for.

• B.

  perceive.

• C.

  neglect.

• D.

  look after.

• E.

  forecast.

The underlined word in “the core characteristic of cop culture” (line 20) means

• A.

  extraordinary.

• B.

  correct.

• C.

  peripheral.

• D.

  problematic.

• E.

  central.

The word that replaces profound in “profound changes” (lines 23 and 24) is

• A.

  wide.

• B.

  deep.

• C.

  large.

• D.

  main.

• E.

  narrow.

In “Their powers” (line 25), Their refers to

• A.

  police.

• B.

  culture.

• C.

  status.

• D.

  characteristics.

• E.

  changes.

In “a set of overt changes” (lines 25 and 26), the underlined word means

• A.

  hole.

• B.

  crowd.

• C.

  group.

• D.

  couple.

• E.

  detail.

Instead of In addition in “In addition, the site offers discussion forums” (line 18),the author could have kept the same meaning by using

• A.

  Thus.

• B.

  Conversely.

• C.

  Fittingly.

• D.

  Therefore.

• E.

  Moreover.

The title of this article refers to a movement that is

• A.

  swaying.

• B.

  sweeping.

• C.

  swindling.

• D.

  swerving.

• E.

  swinging.

The underlined word in “While net access is popular” (line12) can be replaced by

• A.

  Whereas.

• B.

  Wherefore.

• C.

  Whenever.

• D.

  Whence.

• E.

  Whereby.

When “mortgage companies seize properties” (lines 13-14) this means they

• A.

  take them down.

• B.

  take them off.

• C.

  take them away.

• D.

  take them out.

• E.

  take them apart.