Questões de Língua Inglesa da METTA C&C

In terms of modal “CAN”, mark the alternative that represents a general truth:

• A.

  You can borrow the car but be careful;

• B.

  Can you see the post office on the corner;

• C.

  I can just imagine how surprised they looked;

• D.

  It can rain quite a lot in Ireland in August;

• E.

  How can they be there already? They only left ten minutes ago.

Considering the following sentence: “On a Friday night we’ll get a take-away and we’ll just relax”, it can be said that it indicate:

• A.

  Habitual events;

• B.

  Predictions

• C.

  Requests and invitations;

• D.

  Directives

• E.

  Disapproval

In accordance with text III, in the sentence: “it refers to the view that human activities”, the in-black word replaces:

• A.

  Freedom;

• B.

  Religious;

• C.

  Governmental;

• D.

  Secularism;

• E.

  None of the answers.

Mark the alternative with the true concept of the word “scholar”:

• A.

  A person who studies a subject in great detail, especially at a university a classics/history scholar;

• B.

  Something which containing a serious detailed study of a subject;

• C.

  A serious, detailed study: a work of great scholarship

• D.

  It is something relating to school and education;

• E.

  None of the answers.

Mark the incorrect alternative:

• A.

  Jim has an honest son;

• B.

  Mary has a house on the beach;

• C.

  An universe is endless;

• D.

  Look! There is an apple on the table;

• E.

  None of the answers.

The in-black word, in the 5th line of text III – assert, indicate:

• A.

  Acertar;

• B.

  Dissertar;

• C.

  Discorrer;

• D.

  Afirmar;

• E.

  None of the answers.

The word “costumes”, in text IV, indicates:

• A.

  Costume

• B.

  Cultura;

• C.

  Fantasia;

• D.

  Aranha;

• E.

  None of the answers.

In the group of words: “Your message”, in text I, the in-black word is:

• A.

  A possessive pronoun;

• B.

  An adjective possessive pronoun;

• C.

  An objective pronoun;

• D.

  A reflexive pronoun;

• E.

  None of the answers.

In the structure: “O C’s Dinner”, the in-black term represents:

• A.

  The abbreviation of to be;

• B.

  The abbreviation of has;

• C.

  The abbreviation of dare;

• D.

  The genitive case;

• E.

  None of the answers.

The structure “being carried”, in text I, can be considered as:

• A.

  Active voice;

• B.

  Reflexive voice;

• C.

  Passive voice;

• D.

  Passive-active voice;

• E.

  None of the answers.