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16. Complete with the correct forms of the verb TO BE in the sentences
1a parte: GRAMÁTICA below:
a) We ______ driving to Manaus now.
TEMPOS VERBAIS b) My parents and my sister ______ talking to my uncle yesterday.
>> Simple Present: c) I ______ sleeping last night, but I ______ not sleeping now.
d) Glauce ______ looking at the mirror to dress herself.
1. He doesn’t ________ anymore. e) When the World War II ______ happening, in 40´s, I wasn´t born.
a) smoking b) no smoking c) smokes d) smoked e) smoke. f) His father ______ very tired; he ______ resting now.
g) My mother ______ watching TV 2 minutes ago.
2. She often ________ on weekends, poor girl! h) Now, I ______ working. Don’t disturb me !
a) work b) works c) working d) have worked e) having worked
17. (U.F.S Carlos-SP) How many students  here now ?
3. Paul: Jane, this is my friend Peter. a) were b) is c) was d) am e) are
Jane: _________.
a) Peter is. b) Peter, where are you ? c) Thank you, Peter. 18. (U.F.PA)  you usually at your office at seven or eight o’clock?
d) How do you do, Peter ? e) It is good of you, Peter. a) Are b) Am c) Is d) Was e) Being
4. She ________ his proposal, but she ________ a decision for a while. 19. (ESAN-SP) February  before March.
a) considers – doesn’t need to make a) is b) are c) am d) was e) were
b) is considering – doesn’t want to make c) has considered – had to take
d) has been considering – is taking 20. How often  Mary and her sister on that beach ?
e) considered – needs to take a) were b) is c) was d) am e) are
5. Everybody ________ is not the end of everything. 21. (CESGRANRIO-RJ) The opposite of were is
a) says death b) said dead c) say die d) is saying die a) be b) is c) was d) am e) are
e) are saying to die
22. (U.F.GO) Birds  flying north last night.
6. – Hi, John. a) were b) is c) was d) am e) are
- Hi, Peter. How are you ?
- Just fine. Where are you going ? 23. (FATEC-SP) In his lectures, the professor  speaking about history
- To the beach. yesterday.
- Far from here ? a) were b) is c) was d) am e) are
- No, I’m getting off at the next stop.
a) Do you always drive to the beach ? b) Why do you come by bus ? 24. (F.C.Chagas-BA) He  calling you 2 hours ago
c) Oh, I’m so sorry about that. d) Hurry up or you’ll miss the ride. a) were b) is c) was d) am e) are
e) Don’t go yet. Let’s have another drink.
25. (CESGRANRIO-RJ) Mark the question to which the following sentence
7. ________ not a cat on the chair. could be the answer:
a) There are b) there is c) There wasn’t d) There won’t e) There “He and his mother are 1.89 meters tall.”
were a) Whose direction was that ?
b) Where does he decide to get out of the car ?
8. ________ many trees and rivers in this forest. c) When does he decide to get out of the car ?
a) Has b) There was c) There are d) There is e) Have d) How high is the building where you live ?
e) How tall are he and his mother ?
9. On each side ________ shelves filled with books.
a) there was b) there is c) there are d) there isn’t e) there wasn’t 26.(ITA-SP) John is a good student, so he  to school every day.
a) go b) goes c) to go d) going e) come
10. Mom often ________ when we ________ a joke.
a) laugh – tell b) laughs – tell c) laughs – tells d) laughes – tel 27. (U.F.S Carlos-SP) How many students  in this class?
e) laugh - tells a) are there b) there is c) is there d) there are e) are
11. “The feeling of failure persists”. A forma negativa correspondente a esse 28. (U.F.PA) Do you usually  breakfast at seven or eight o’clock?
verbo é: a) eats b) eat c) to eat d) drink e) drinks
a) doesn’t persist b) don’t persist c) won’t persist d) didn’t persist
e) wouldn’t persist 29. (ESAN-SP) February  before March.
a) come b) comes c) to come d) goes e) go
12. A forma correta no singular de “Why do bees fuss about so much when
they fly ?” é: 30. How many days  in a week ?
a) Why does bees fuss about so much when they flys ? a) are there b) there are c) there is d) is there e) have
b) Why do an bee fusses about so much when they flies ?
c) Why does a bee fuss about so much when it flies ? 31. (CESGRANRIO-RJ) The opposite of often is
d) Why does the bee fuss about so much when they fly ? a) usually b) frequently c) seldom d) always e) now
e) Why does a bee fuss about so much when it flies ?
32. (U.F.GO) Birds often  the stars.
13. Will you ________ that door ? a) is following b) are following c) follows d) follow
a) to open b) open c) opening d) opened e) opens e) following
14. Look at today’s headlines.: The government ________ an all-out war on 33. (FATEC-SP) In his lectures, the professor  about the new applications
narcotics abuse. of solar energy.
a) is declared b) will declare c) are declared d) being declared a) talked b) talk c) is talking d) talking e) talks
e) going to declare
34. (F.C.Chagas-BA) He  call you every day.
15. Change the following sentences from affirmative to negative and a) is going b) did c) doesn't d) won’t e) isn’t
interrogative forms:
a) They are in Europe now. 35. (CESGRANRIO-RJ) Mark the question to which the following sentence
b) John is angry with you. could be the answer:
c) He and she are cousins. “He decides to get out of the car every time he becomes sleepy.”
d) She is a clever girl. a) Whose direction was that ?
e) They are members of that club. b) Where does he decide to get out of the car ?
f) He is a good tennis player. c) When does he decide to get out of the car ?
d) What did he decide to do ?
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e) How did he decide to get out of the car ? a) stops – is stopping – crosses b) stop – is stopping – is crossing
c) are stopping – stops – is crossing d) stops – is stopping – is crossing
36. (F.M. Taubaté-SP) I  time today, but I  it tomorrow. e) is stopping – stopped – crossed
a) don’t have – write
b) didn’t have – write >> Simple Past:
c) don’t have – wrote
d) don’t have – will to write
PAST
e) didn’t have – wrote BASE FORM PAST TRANSLATION
PARTICIPLE
37. (U.E. Londrina-PR) Mother won’t sleep before I . 1. arise arose arisen surgir
a) will arrive b) to arrive c) arrived d) arrive e) arrives
2. awake awoke awakened acordar
38. (U.Gama Filho-RJ) When your father  he will be tired. 3. be was / were been ser, estar
a) arrived b) will arrive c) is arriving d) arrive e) arrives 4. bear bore born tolerar, suportar
39. (F.C. Chagas –BA) I’ll wait here until the mail . 5. beat beat beaten bater, derrotar
a) arrived b) arrive c) to arrive 6. become became become tornar-se
d) arrives e) arriving
7. befall befell befallen amaldiçoar
40. (ITA-SP) As soon as you  ready, we will go downtown. 8. begin began begun começar
a) will be b) was c) shall be d) are e) be
9. behold beheld beheld contemplar
41. Within some hours, when our friend  here, we throw a paint basket on 10. bend bent bent dobrar, curvar
him !
a) walks b) walk c) to walk d) walking e) walked 11. beset beset beset atormentar
12. bet bet bet apostar
42. By the time Shirley  her clothes, we will get out.
a) wash b) washes c) is washing d) washing e) washs 13. bid bid / bade bid / bidden oferecer
14. bind bound bound amarrar, fixar
43. Tracy will be here at nine o'clock as soon as you  her.
a) to call b) calling c) is calling d) call e) called 15. bite bit bitten morder, roer
16. bleed bled bled sangrar
44. When Mark  the prize, he will buy a brand new car.
a) wins b) win c) is winning d) winning e) won 17. blow blew blown soprar
18. break broke broken quebrar
>> Present Continuous:
19. breed bred bred procriar
45. John normally _____ a drink before meals but now he _____ an orange 20. bring brought brought trazer
juice. What is the best answer?
a) has, is having b) is having, has c) have, is having d) is having, 21. build built built construir
have 22. burn burnt/ed burnt/ed queimar
46. The children usually _____ in the afternoon, but at the moment they 23. burst burst burst explodir
_____ in the garden. The best answer is: 24. buy bought bought comprar
a) studies, are playing b) are studying, play c) study, plays
d) study, are playing 25. cast cast cast atirar, lançar
26. catch caught caught alcançar, pegar
47. Helen _____ to the radio while her little brother _____ outside in the
yard. 27. choose chose chosen escolher
a) is listenning, is runing b) is listening, is running 28. cling clung clung aderir a (idéia)
c) is listening, is runing d) is listen, runs
29. come came come vir
48. Nothing can be done! The old lady _____. 30. cost cost cost custar
a) die b) was dying c) is dying d) dyeing
31. creep crept crept arrastar-se
49. Lucas always _____ a sandwich for lunch but now he _____ an apple. 32. cut cut cut cortar
a) eat, is eating
33. deal dealt dealt negociar, tratar
b) is eating, eats
c) eats, is eating 34. dig dug dug cavar
d) was eating, eat
35. do did done fazer
50. He can’t talk to us now because he _____ a shower. 36. draw drew drawn desenhar
a) takes b) taking c) is take d) is taking
37. dream dreamed/t dreamed/t sonhar
51. Listen! The birds _____. 38. drink drank drunk beber
a) sings b) sung c) are singing d) singing
39. drive drove driven dirigir
52. Raphael usually _____ a good book, but at the present moment he 40. dwell dwelt dwelt habitar / morar
_____ TV. 41. eat ate eaten comer
a) read, was watching b) reads, watch c) reads, is watching
d) reads, watches e) read, watch 42. fall fell fallen cair
43. feed fed fed alimentar
53. Choose the alternative which contains a verb form in the Present
Continuous Tense: 44. feel felt felt sentir (-se)
a) The lion was dying b) The animal will stay outside 45. fight fought fought lutar
c) The animals have gone into the cave d) The goat and the sheep were
visiting the lion. 46. flee fled fled fugir
e) The fox is waiting for the lion. 47. fling flung flung arremessar
54. The 9:15 bus to town never ________ here but it ________ at this 48. fly flew flown voar
moment because an elderly woman ________ the street. 49. forbid forbade forbidden proibir
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50. forecast forecast forecast predizer 104. shut shut shut fechar
51. forget forgot forgotten esquecer 105. sing sang sung cantar
52. forgive forgave forgiven perdoar 106. sink sank sunk afundar
53. forsake forsook forsaken abandonar 107. sit sat sat sentar (-se)
54. freeze froze frozen congelar 108. slay slew slain matar (literário)
55. get got gotten / got conseguir 109. sleep slept slept dormir
56. give gave given dar 110. slide slid slid escorregar
57. go went gone ir 111. sling slung slung atirar / arremessar
58. grind ground ground moer 112. slit slit slit rachar, cortar
59. grow grew grown crescer, cultivar 113. smell smelt/ed smelt/ed cheirar/ perfumar
60. hang hung hung pendurar 114. sow sowed sown/ed semear
61. have had had ter 115. speak spoke spoken falar
62. hear heard heard ouvir 116. speed sped sped acelerar
63. hide hid hidden esconder (-se) 117. spend spent spent gastar
64. hit hit hit bater, atingir 118. spill spilt/ed spilt/ed derramar
65. hold held held segurar, abraçar 119. spin spun spun girar
66. hurt hurt hurt ferir (-se) 120. spit spat / spit spat / spit cuspir
67. keep kept kept guardar, manter 121. split split split rachar, dividir
68. know knew known saber 122. spoil spoilt/ed spoilt/ed estragar
69. lay laid laid pôr 123. spread spread spread espalhar
70. lead led led conduzir, guiar 124. spring sprang sprung pular, saltar
71. lean leant/ed leant/ed encostar 125. stand stood stood ficar de pé
72. leave left left partir, deixar 126. steal stole stolen roubar
73. lend lent lent emprestar 127. stick stuck stuck colar, tolerar
74. let let let permitir, deixar 128. sting stung stung picar, furar
75. lie lay lain deitar, jazer 129. stink stank stunk feder / cheirar mal
76. light lit lit iluminar 130. stride strode stridden andar a passo largo
77. lose lost lost perder 131. strike struck struck bater, atingir
78. make made made fazer 132. string strung strung esticar
79. mean meant meant significar 133. strive strove striven esforçar-se por
80. meet met met encontrar, reunir 134. swear swore sworn jurar, xingar
81. mistake mistook mistaken enganar 135. sweep swept swept varrer
82. mow mowed mown/ed moer 136. swim swam swum nadar
83. pay paid paid pagar 137. swing swung swung balançar
84. quit quit quit deixar de 138. take took taken pegar, tomar
85. read read read ler 139. teach taught taught ensinar
86. ride rode ridden montar, andar a 140. tear tore torn rasgar
87. ring rang rung tocar, soar 141. tell told told dizer, contar
88. rise rose risen subir, aumentar 142. think thought thought pensar, achar
89. run ran run correr 143. throw threw thrown jogar / lançar
90. saw sawed sawn serrar 144. thrust thrust thrust empurrar
91. say said said dizer 145. tread trod trodden pisar
92. see saw seen ver 146. wake woke woken acordar
93. seek sought sought procurar 147. wear wore worn vestir, usar
94. sell sold sold vender 148. weave wove woven tecer
95. send sent sent enviar 149. wed wed wed casar (-se)
96. set set set pôr, estabelecer 150. weep wept wept chorar
97. shake shook shaken balançar, agitar 151. wet wet wet molhar
98. shear sheared shorn/ed tosquiar / tosar 152. win won won vencer, ganhar
99. shed shed shed descamar/ derramar 153. wind wound wound ventar
100. shine shone shone brilhar 154. wring wrung wrung torcer / apertar
101. shoot shot shot atirar, disparar 155. write wrote written escrever
102. show showed shown mostrar
55. last Monday, the little boy  the picture of a garden at school.
103. shrink shrank shrunk encolher
a) draw b) drawing c) drawn d) drew e) were
drawing
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a) is, is, are, are b) was, is, are, are
56. Did you  breakfast at seven o’clock yesterday in the morning? c) was, was, were, were d) was, is, were, were
a) eats b) eat c) ate d) drank e) drinks e) had been, is, were, are
57. I  up very early last Sunday. . >> “AS IF / AS THOUGH-CLAUSES”

a) get b) woke c) awake d) waked e) gotten
73. She feels as if her head ______ on fire.
58. How many films  last week ? a) is b) was be c) were d) are
a) you did b) did you c) you saw d) did you e) you see
see saw see did 74. We look as though we _______ everything.
a) know b) knew c) will know d) knowing
59. Even though they  everything about the old lady’s life, they  her.
a) Known, b) Knew, c) Knew, d) Were e) Was knew, 75. They looked at me as if I _______ the guilty.
hired hired was hiring knew, hire was hired a) has been b) is c) were d) be
60. Yesterday, the teacher  about the new applications of solar energy. 76. She behaves as though she ______ a goddess.
a) talked b) talk c) is talking d) talking e) talks a) are b) is c) were d) being
61. He  call you last night. 77. She came up to me as if she _______ something.
a) is going b) does c) doesn't d) didn’t e) isn’t a) wants b) want c) doesn’t want d) wanted
62. Mark the question to which the following sentence could be the answer: 78. We were brought up together as though we _______ brothers.
“He walked down the street yesterday in the afternoon.” a) was b) were c) didn’t be d) are
a) Whose direction was that ?
b) What did he do ? 79. He feels as if he _______ bascketball.
c) When does he decide to walk down the street ? a) play b) doesn’t play c) played d) don’t play
d) Where did he do?
e) How did he decide to walk down the street ? 80. He came out of the house as though he _______ asleep.
a) were b) is c) are d) be
63. That old man ______ the street very fast last night.
a) crossed b) crossd c) acrossed d) crosses 81 (Ita 95) A alternativa que melhor preenche a lacuna abaixo é:
You look as if you ... a monster!!! Are you all right?
64. That man ______ too much while we ______ him a) just saw b) had just seen c) have just been seeing
a) smoked, watched b) smoke / watched c) smoked, watch d) just see e) are just seeing
d) smokes, watched
>> Wish - clauses
65. The Brazilian soccer team had a problem, so it _______ last week.
a) played b) didn’t play c) don’t play d) didn’t played 82. (Ufpe 99) Quem dera eu fosse um astro do rock-and-roll in English is:
a) I wish I to be a rock-and-roll star.
66. the dinosaur ______ 100 million years ago. It ______ on too legs. Its b) I wish I were a rock-and-roll star.
arms ______ very small and its mouth ______ very big.It had long teeth. It c) Who wishes to be a rock-and-roll star.
ran fast and it ______ big animals. d) I want be a rock-and-roll star.
a) lives, walks, are, is, kill b) will live, walk, are, is, killed e) I was wishing I was a rock-and-roll star.
c) lived, walked, were, was, killed d) lived, walked, was, were, kill
83. She wishes she ______ rich.
67. He ______ so tired, didn’t he? a) is b) was be c) were d) are
a) looks b) looked c) is looking d) looking
84. I wish I ______ all those English irregular verbs by heart.
68. When Molly ______ her ankle she ______ to explain the situation to her a) know b) knew c) will know d) knowing
parents.
a) injured, tried b) injures, tries c) injureed, tried d) injure, try 85. I wish tomorrow ______ Easter.
a) has been b) is c) were d) be
69. The boys ______ to go shopping with us because they ______ to watch
the football on television. 86. They wish they ______ in another country.
a) wanted, prefered a) lives b) live c) lived d) living
b) don’t want, preferred
c) didn’t want, preferred 87. I’m tired. I wish I ______ to bed.
d) didn’t wanted, prefered a) go b) went c) gone d) goes
70. Fill the gaps with the correct past tense: 88. She wishes she _______ me her secret.
a) don’t tell b) didn’t told c) didn’t tell d) tells
The Browns – A strange family
89. The children are making a terrible noise. I wish they ______
Mrs. Brown (1) ________ (not-talk) to her husband, Mr. Brown, somewhere else.
because he (2) ________ (to be) rude to her. Mr. Brown (3) ________ (not a) play b) didn’t play c) played d) don’t play
–talk) to his daughter, Norma, because she (4) ________ (smoke) cigars.
Norma (5) ________ (not – talk) to her brother, Roger, because he just (6) 90. He hates his job. He wishes he ______ another one.
________ (play) football on TV. Roger (7) ________ ( not – talk) to his other a) didn’t found b) find c) found d) finds
sister, Gladys, because she (8) ________ (not – cook) well. Gladys (9)
________ (not – talk) to her other brother because he (10) ________ (play) >> Past Perfect:
loud pop music. David (11) ________ (not – talk) to his mother because she
(12) ________ ( not – like) his girlfriend. 91. When I met John, he _________ breakfast.
a) has already had b) had already had c) have already had
71. (Vunesp 86) Assinale a alternativa correta: d) had already have e) had already has
... he do the work last night?
a) Do b) Does c) Have d) Has e) Did 92. She asked me if I had ________ seen a submarine and I answered I
had __________.
72. (Pucpr 97) Complete with the correct form of the verb: a) ever - not b) always - no c) ever - no d) never - yes e) already -
A long time ago London ... an important city, but it ... different from yet
London today. There ... not very many big buildings. There ... a lot of
small boats on the river. 93. Supply the past perfect of the verbs in parentheses:
a) He said that __________________ (look) everywhere for the book.
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b) Helen __________________ (leave) by the time we arrived. 109. Clinical tests __________6 (to show) that the disease __________7 (to
c) The police reported that they finally _____________ (catch) the thief. spread) through his internal organs.
d) I met them before I __________________ (walk) a hundred miles.
e) I saw that we __________________ (take) the wrong road. 110. After the Americans __________8 (to destroy) Hiroshima, they
f) He knew that he __________________ (make) a serious mistake. ____________ 9 (to drop) another atomic bomb on Nagasaki.
g) I felt that I __________________ (make) a serious mistake. >> Past Continuous:
h) He asked me why I __________________ (leave) the party so early.
i) Andy wanted to know what __________________ (happen) to his 111. The boy __________ a big hot dog when she __________ him.
briefcase. a) eats / call b) ate / calls c) was eating / called d) eaten / called
94. Rewrite the sentences below, this time using the correct PAST 112. When the cat __________ the kitchen, they __________ TV.
PERFECT tense form of the verb in parentheses,: a) entered / were watching b) enters / is watching c) enter / watch
a) John (travel) to there twice a week. d) entered / are watching
b) Pat (do) the work of two people.
c) She always (try) to arrive everywhere on time. 113. We went to the zoo and when I __________ pictures of the little
d) George (wish) to speak with you. monkeys, the children __________ the monkeys’ cage.
e) Mr. Barbosa (teach) English and mathematics. a) take / enters b) took / enter c) was taking / entered
f) My mother (catch) cold very often. d) were taking / entered
g) He (carry) the books in a briefcase.
h) Debby (enjoy) each English lesson. 114. When you __________ me last night, Margareth __________ the
i) John (have) a new wristwatch. house.
j) Rachel (watch) television every night. a) call / is leaving b) called / live c) will call / will be leaving
k) Barbara always (go) to school by bus. d) called / was leaving
l) She (try) to learn ten new words everyday.
m) Paul (have) two sisters and nine brothers. 115. I __________ just __________ Sarah some coffee when I
n) Carla (study) English four times a week. __________ and split it on the carpet. Luckily, it __________ on her dress
and we all __________ about it.
95.(ITA-SP) When John got that good mark in Mathematics, I  a good a) is ... giving / trip / doesn’t go / laugh
mark in Geography. b) was ... giving / tripped / didn’t go / laughed
a) had get b) had got c) had gotten d) has gotten e) have gotten c) will ... be giving / will trip / is going / will laugh
d) am ... giving / trip / don’t go / laugh
96. (U.F.S Carlos-SP) How many students  you  in that class before
your arriving ? 116. I ____________________ to London once with a friend, and we
a) has / see b) had / seen c) had / see d) have / see e) had / saw suddenly __________ someone throwing a handful of paper right out of the
car in front of us.
97. (U.F.PA) Had you  breakfast when our uncle came home ? a) will be drive / see b) was driving / saw c) am driving / will be
a) drunk b) had c) get d) drank e) drink d) drove / would be seen
98. (ESAN-SP) 117. That bird ____________ the stars when a stone ______ it.
- Did you see that blond girl ? a) was following / hit b) are following / hits c) follows / was hitting
- And so? I  already  her before. d) followed / hitted
a) have saw b) had saw c) have see d) had seen e) has seen
118. In the following sentences give either the simple past or the past
99.  you ever  a submarine when I saw one ? continuous tense form of the verb indicated:
a) had / known b) had / knew c) have / know d) has / know
e) had / knowing (Study)
1) I _______________ very hard last night.
100. (CESGRANRIO-RJ) The past of have driven is 2) I _______________ last night when you called me.
a) had driven b) haved driven c) haved drivened d) has driven
e) drove (Drive)
3) We _______________ to Philadelphia last Sunday.
101. The Oliveiras _________ their dinner when the Campellos arrived. 4) We _______________ at about four miles an hour when the accident
a) had just finished b) had just finishing c) just had finish happened.
d) had just finish e) had finish just
(Have)
102. Adriana soon realized that she _________ the wrong number. 5) We _______________ our dinner when you called.
a) had dial b) have been dial c) have dialing 6) We _______________ our dinner in 'Farol da Barra' last night.
d) had dialed e) had been dial
(Blow)
103. After I _________ a cup of coffee, I left home. 7) The wind ________________ hard when I came to work this morning.
a) have had b) had had c) has had d) have e) had 8) The wind ________________ the sign down yesterday.
104. Two thousand years ago Latin _________ the language which people (Rain)
spoke in Italy. 9) It _______________ hard last night.
a) had been b) was being c) were d) has e) has been 10) It _______________ hard when I left the office at five o'clock.
105. Paul _________ half the work, when they _________ in. (Shine)
a) finished – came b) has finished – came c) had finished – had come 11) The sun _______________ brightly when I got up this morning.
d) has finished – had come e) had finished – came 12) The sun _______________ brightly this morning.
>> Write the the correct Past perfect for the sentences below: (Read)
13) At seven o'clock, when you called, I _________________ the
106. The merchant __________1 (to become) a millionaire before he newspaper.
__________2 (complete) 36 years old. 14) I _______________ two books last week.
107. After Heinrich __________3 (to read) the Iliad, he __________4 (to go) (Sleep)
to Turkey. 15) I _______________ soundly when the phone rang.
16) I _______________ soundly last night.
108. She didn’t leave his house until she __________ 5 (to receive) her
money. (Play)
17) Mary _______________ the piano when I arrived.
18) Mary _______________ the piano for her guests.
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a) discover b) were discovered c) have discovered d) are discovering
119. “John Blake was born in London in 1969. He went to work in France e) were discovering
when he was nineteen. While he _____ in a restaurant in Paris, he _____
Luisa, an Italian student (…)” >> Present Perfect:
a) ate / meet b) ate / met c) were eating / had met
d) had eaten / were meeting e) NDA 133. SUPPLY THE PRESENT PERFECT TENSE FORM OF THE VERBS
IN PARENTHESES:
120. “Three years later, John _____ along a street in London when he a) I ____________________ (speak) to him about it several times.
_____ Luisa with a friend called Maria. While john and Maria talked, they b) We ____________________ (finish) all our homework.
_____ in love at first sight.” c) He ____________________ (visit) us many times.
d) She ____________________ (return) my book at last.
a) was walking / met / fell e) I am afraid that I ____________________ (lose) my car keys.
b) was drinking / walked / fall f) We ____________________ (be) to Mexico many times.
c) was sitting / walked / was falling g) I ____________________ (study) this same exercise before.
d) were walking / was walking / had seen h) We ____________________ (learn) many words in this course.
e) NDA i) I ____________________ (tell) Mark what you said to me.
j) This magazine was terrific ! I ____________________ (read) it.
121. “ - When _____ your exam results ? k) Mr. Columbus ____________________ (go) to South America to work.
- When I phoned my teacher. She _____ the list when I rang, so she told l) He ____________________ (make) many mistakes. He ought to study
me. more.
a) did you hear / was checking m) She ____________________ (watch) that film twice.
b) had you heard / has checked n) We need to help that poor man ! He ____________________ (lose) all
c) have you heard / has been checking his money gambling.
d) have you been heard / had been checking
e) NDA 134. Give the correct present perfect tense form of the verb in parentheses,
a) John (travel) to there twice a week.
122. When your father  he was watching TV. b) Pat (do) the work of two people.
a) arrived b) will arrive c) is arriving d) arrive e) arrives c) She always (try) to arrive everywhere on time.
d) George (wish) to speak with you.
123. I was waiting for her while she . e) Mr. Barbosa (teach) English and mathematics.
a) gets dressed b) got dressed c) were getting dressed
d) is getting dressed e) has been getting dressed 135.(ITA-SP) John is a good student, so he  to school every day.
a) go b) has gone c) to go d) going e) come
124. Some hours ago, while our friend  here, we threw a paint basket on
him ! 136. (U.F.S Carlos-SP) How many students  this class?
a) walks b) is walk c) to walk d) was walking e) walk a) are there b) there is c) have studied d) are e) has
125. By the time Shirley  her clothes, we got out. 137. (U.F.PA) Have you usually  breakfast at seven or eight o’clock?
a) wash b) washes c) is washing d) was washing e) washs a) eats b) eaten c) to eat d) drink e) drinks
138. (ESAN-SP) Mark  before John.

126. While Mark  a pizza, he watched a film.. a) has come b) come c) to come d) goes e) go
a) ate b) is eating c) eating d) eats e) to eat
139. How many days  to build your house ?
a) have you spend b) have you spended c) have you spent
127. Complete as estórias abaixo usando Past Continuous ou Simple d) have you spendded e) have you spending
Past dos verbos dados:
140. (CESGRANRIO-RJ) The opposite of usually is
1) Flight 2001 ______________ (fly) from London to New York when it a) often b) frequently c) seldom d) always e) now
suddenly ______________ (encounter) turbulence and ______________
(drop) 15,000 feet. The plane______________ (carry) over 300 passengers 141. (U.F.GO) Birds  often  the stars.
and a crew of 17. a) is / following b) are / following c) X / follows
d) have followed e) have / following
2) While divers ______________ (work) off the coast of Florida, they
______________ (find) out a 100-year-old shipwreck. This shipwreck 142. (FATEC-SP) In his lectures, the professor  about the new
______________ (contain) gold bars worth $2 million. The divers applications of solar energy.
______________ (film) life on a coral reef when they ______________ a) talked b) talk c) is talking d) talking e) has talked
(find) the gold.
143. (F.C.Chagas-BA) He  called you every day.
128. Police got a shock when they ______________ (stop) a motorist as a) is going b) did c) doesn't d) hasn’t e) isn’t
she ______________ (speed) on the highway. While they ______________
(search) the trunk of her car, they ______________ (find) three snakes. The 144. (CESGRANRIO-RJ) Mark the question to which the following sentence
driver said she ______________ (take) them to a pet fair. could be the answer:
“He has decided to get out of the car every time he becomes sleepy.”
129. They _______ about art last night. a) Whose direction was that ?
a) talks b) talk c) was talking d) talking e) were talking b) Where does he decide to get out of the car ?
c) When does he decide to get out of the car ?
130. The phone ________ while I ________ my bath, as usual. d) What has he decided to do ?
a) rung - am having b) rang - was having c) rings - have d) rung - e) How did he decide to get out of the car ?
had e) rang - have
145. (F.M. Taubaté-SP) I  it today because I  the material to ber copied.
131. Yesterday, as he ________ down the street, he ________ an old friend a) don’t finish – did find b) didn’t finish – finded
of his. c) don’t finish – to find d) haven’t finished – haven’t found
a) had walked - met b) walked - had met c) was walking - met e) didn’t finish – finded
d) walked - was meeting e) none of these
146. (U.E. Londrina-PR) My uncle  anymore.
132. a) hasn’t slept b) hasn’t sleeped c) hasn’t sleep d) haven’t slept
- For how long did those two teachers talk ? e) hasn’t sleeping
- Oh, they talked and talked, and as they talked, they ________ a lot of
common students. 147. (U.Gama Filho-RJ) Your father  here since 1992.
a) has worked b) have worked c) work d) working e) haves worked
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d) We ________________ (read) it while I was on my vacation last
148. (F.C. Chagas –BA) My mother  a great woman (=FATO ATUAL). summer.
a) is b) have been c) has been d) are e) haves been e) She ________________ (be) in Philadelphia many times.
f) Marina ________________ (have) little experience in teaching that
149. (ITA-SP) Considering that you  with us for so much time, we will give subject.
you an increasing in your wage. g) Carlos ________________ (fall) when he was crossing the street.
a) have been b) has been c) are d) is e) have being h) Mariah ________________ (see) Edgar a few days ago.
i) When the bell rang, Herald ________________ (jump) from his seat and
150. The sun  hot. ________________ (run) from the room.
a) are b) has been c) have been d) is e) be j) I ________________ (try) that restaurant again but I don't like the food
there.
151. Shirley  her clothes at Lojas Americanas always she comes here. k) When I was a boy, I often ________________ (go) fishing with my
a) have buyed b) has bought c) haves bought d) has buyed e) father,
buyed l) Todd ________________ (start) to study English last winter.
m) The day before yesterday, we ________________ (have) a bad storm.
152. Tracy will be here at nine o'clock.  you ready ? n) I heard that you ________________ (give up) the idea of studying
a) Is b) Have c) Are d) Have been e) Has been Russian.
o) Thomas ____________ never _____________ (be) in Miami.
153. When Mark  among us, everything  easier.. p) The First World War ________________ (begin) in 1914 and
a) is / are b) are / is c) is / has been d) has been / has been e) is / is ______________ (finish) in 1918.
q) She is saying that she ________________ (lose) her pocket book
154. Choose the correct alternative. "I have just learned your names." This yesterday.
sentence is in the:
a) Simple present b) Simple past c) Present perfect d) Past perfect 164. It seems that girl ________ us for ages.
e) Conditional tense a) have known b) has known c) has knoed d) have know
e) hasn’t to know
155. Qual das seguintes formas verbais expressa uma ação que iniciou no
passado e que continua até o momento presente ? 165. Don’t sit on that bench! Daddy __________ it.
a) are able b) have developed c) is deflected d) shields e) a) has just painted b) have just painted c) has just paint
reflecting d) hasn’t paint just e) just have painted
156 Have you __________ the correct alternative ? 166. – Have you ever seen a rattle snake ?
a) choose b) chase c) choosed d) chose e) chosen - No, I __________ a rattle snake yet.
a) have seen b) has seen c) have see d) haven’t see
157. Have you __________ my uncle jack ? e) haven’t seen
a) not meet b) meets c) meeting d) met e) meet
167. All we know is that Stephanie __________ too much chocolate lately.
158. a) has eaten b) has ate c) has eating d) hasn’t eating
Audrey - Hey, carla! What about that book you were going to lend me ? e) have eaten
carla: Well, with all the work at the office plus the baby and all, I
__________ reading it yet! 168. They __________ German since they were 5.
a) haven't finished b) won't finish c) don't finish d) didn't finished a) haven’t study b) have study c) have studied d) have studyied
e) am not finishing e) has studied
159. "__________ you ever __________ a dress ? " "Yes, I __________ 169. - Where are the tickets ?
one last month." - Don’t worry! I __________ care of that.
a) Have, sewn, sewed b) Have, saw, sewed c) Did, sew, have swen a) have taken already b) have already taken
d) Did, saw, have sawed e) Do, sew, will sew c) has already taken d) have already taking
e) have taking already
160. Make sentences from the words in brackets. use the present perfect or
simple past: 170. That man __________ Brazil for five years now.
a) it / not / rain / this week a) has had touring b) has toured c) is being touring
b) the weather / be / cold / recently d) had had touring e) is been touring
c) it / be / cold / last week
d) I / not / read / a newspaper yesterday 171. My sister ___________ Physics the whole afternoon.
e) I / not / read / a newspaper today a) have been studying b) had been studied c) has studying
f) Ann / earn / a lot of money / this year d) has studied e) had studying
g) she / not / earn / so much / last year
h) you / have / a holiday recently ? 172. The English literature class ________ very good for the math test.
a) has been b) have been c) haves been d) was e) were
161. WRITE SENTENCES ABOUT YOURSELF USING THE IDEAS IN
PARENTHESES: 173. Complete the passage below, using the correct form of the verb in
a) (Something you haven't done today.) brackets (present perfect or simple past):
b) (Something you have done today.)
c) (Something you didn't do yesterday.) the olympic games
d) (Something you did yesterday evening.)
e) (Something you haven't done recently.) The original Olympic Games (1begin) ____________ around 800
f) (Something you've done a lot recently.) BC in ancient Greece, and (2continue) ____________ until they ( 3be)
g) (Where have you been lately ?) ____________ abolished by the Roman Emperor Theodosius in AD 393.
h) (When did you go swimming ?) The first modern Olympics (4take place) ____________ in Athens in 1896
and, since then, more than a dozen different countries ( 5stage)
162. SUPPLY THE CORRECT PRESENT PERFECT: ____________ the Olympics twice.
a) I ________________ (speak) to him about it several times. In 1956, Australia (6become) ____________ the first country
b) We ________________ (finish) all our homework. outside Europe and America to stage the Olympics, while Mexico ( 7be)
c) He ________________ (visit) us many times. ____________ the first Latin American country to stage the Olympicsin in
d) She ________________ (return) my book at last. 1968.
e) We ________________ (learn) many new words in this course. Many of the greatest athletes in the world ( 8take part)
____________ in the olympics games, but no one ( 9equal) ____________
163. SIMPLE PAST OR THE PRESENT PERFECT ??!! the achievements of the great Finnish athlete, Paavo Nurmi, who between
a) I ________________ (visit) Manaus many times. 1920 and 1928 (10win) ____________ nine gold and three silver medals.
b) Mrs. Sobral ________________ (go) to Sweden last week. The Olympic Games (11see) ____________many tragedies and
c) Isis ________________ (read) several books. triumphs. For example, in the marathon of 1908, the little Italian, Dorando
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Petri ( collapse) ____________ five times in the last part of the race, but a) You are coughing very much. How long ______ you ______________ ?
(13come) ____________ first – only to be disqualified because spectators (smoke / activity)
(14help) ____________ him over the finishing line. And in 1936, the famous b) Linda ______ just ______________ (read / result) 50 magazines of
black American athlete Jesse Owens ( 15break) ____________ six world fashion.
records in a single day !!! c) Carlos ____________________ (look / activity) at that girl for twenty
minutes and he didn’t get to know her.
>> Present Perfect Continuous: d) Ivone ____________________ (fix / activity) her car since yesterday;
her hands are very dirty.
174. "You look tired." "Yes, I __________ non-stop all day." e) Mogli ____________________ (get / result) the best grades in
a) am working b) work c) have been working d) will work e) will mathematics.
have worked f) My sister must be crazy. She ____________________ (jump / result)
into that lake several times.
175. I __________ since breakfast and I'm very tired. g) I ____________________ (study / activity) English for ten years and I
a) was travelling b) travel c) am travelling d) travelled don’t speak anything. Do I have any trouble ?
e) have been traveling h) It is not possible ! I ______ just ________________ (clean / result) my
whole house and it is a terrible mess again.
176. Indique a sentença correta. i) How long ______ she ________________ (come / activity) back ?
a) I've lived in this neighborhood since a child. She is very late !.
b) I've been lived here since I was a child.
c) I've been living around here since childhood. >> Questões mistas de tempos verbais
d) I live in this place since I was young.
e) I'm living in the neighborhood for a long time. 192. (Personal 02) Complete corretamente:
The Titanic sank in 1912, … ?
177. How long have you __________ at the American consulate ? a) didn’t she b) didn’t it c) hadn’t it d) hadn’t she e) doesn’t it
a) is working b) been working c) had worked d) has worked
e) was worked 193. (Espcex 99) How long ... John to get to work?
a) does it take b) it takes c) takes
178. I __________ this book for a couple of hours now. d) does he take e) he takes
a) had read b) am read c) had been read d) having read
e) have been reading 194. (Ciaba 97) Somebody opened the door.
a) The door was opened. b) The door opens.
179. Maria’s hands are covered in blood. She  the dinner. c) The door is open. d) The door open.
a) have been preparing b) have been prepared e) The open door.
c) has been prepared d) has been prepare
e) has been preparing 195. (Vunesp 86) Assinale a alternativa correta:
When John came in ... a book.
180. Ann’s clothes are covered in paint. She  the ceiling. a) she was reading b) Mary is reading c) will read
a) have been painting b) have been painted d) should read e) reads
c) has been painted d) has been paint
e) has been painting 196. (Fei 97) Preencha os espaços em branco com a forma verbal correta:
When she ... I ... to do my work.
181. My hands are very dirty. I  the car. a) has arrived – had tried b) arrived – was trying
a) ’s been repairing b) ’ve been repaired c) arrives – was trying d) has arrived – has tried
c) ’ve be repairing d) ’ve been repairing e) arrived – try
e) ’s been repairing
197 (Cesgranrio 90) Mark the sentence which can be completed with the
182. She  too much recently. She should smoke less. verb between parentheses in the same verb tense as in Scientists HAVE
a) ’s been smoking b) ’ve been smoking FOUND that the laser beam can transmit human voices:
c) ’s been smoked d) ’ve been smoke a) A century ago, scientists … not able to predict the applications of the
e) ’s smoking laser beam. (BE)
b) Doctors started to use the laser beam only after communication experts
183. It’s nice to see you again. What have you  since we met ? … it. (USE)
a) was doing b) been doing c) has doing d) done e) did c) Today laser researchers … the laser beam is here to stay. (BELIEVE)
d) Scientists … the importance of the laser since it was discovered.
184. Where have you been ? Have you  tennis ? (REALIZE)
a) been play b) been played c) been playing d) playing e) be play e) By the year 2000, scientists in various areas … the use of the laser
beam. (EXTEND)
185. The car is OK again now. I  it.
a) ‘s repaired b) ‘ve repair c) ’ve repairing d) ’ve repaired 198. (Vunesp 88) Assinale a alternativa correta:
e) ‘s repairing Many countries ... with nuclear reactors.
a) is experimenting b) experiments
186. Somebody  all my cigarettes. The packet is empty. c) experimenting d) would experiment
a) have smoked b) have smoke c) has smoked d) has smoke e) are experimenting
e) has smoking
199. (Faap 97) Mark the correct option:
187. Where is the book I gave you ? What have you  with it ? The whole world ... against drugs now.
a) done b) did c) do d) doed e) doing a) is fighting b) fought c) had been fighting
d) has fought e) fight
188. ______  you ever played tennis ?
a) Did b) Have c) Has d) Are e) Have 200. (Ufrs 97) Choose the best alternative to complete the following
sentence correctly:
189. How long  that book ? Mexico ... many difficult crises in history, but now it ... its own future.
a) are you been reading b) has you been reading a) has faced – is shaping b) faced – was shaped
c) have you been readed d) have you been reading c) have faced – shapes d) have been facing – shaped
e) have you been read e) faces – has been shaped
190. They  tennis since 2 o’clock. 201. (Uel 95) Assinale a alternativa que preenche corretamente a lacuna da
a) ‘s been playing b) ‘s been played c) ‘s been play frase a seguir:
d) ’ve been playing e) ‘s be playing He returned home after he ... the office.
a) leaves b) does leave c) had left
191. Fill in the blanks with the verbs in the present perfect simple or d) will leave e) didn't leave
continuous tenses emphasizing the activity or its result:
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202. (Espcex 99) Choose the alternative that best completes the sentence c) have seen – have returned d) haven't seen – returned
below: e) haven't seen – have returned
A: Brrr. Who turned up the air conditioner? It’s really cold in here. My nose
and my fingers are cold. 211 (Uel 94) Assinale a alternativa que preenche corretamente a lacuna da
B: I ... you a hot cup of tea. frase a seguir:
A: Thanks. That sounds good. Life is so dull! I ... anything interesting happen to me in ages!
a) will bring b) won’t bring c) will not break a) had b) have not c) have had
d) will break e) won’t break d) don't have e) haven't had
203. (Ufba 94) Leia o texto com atenção e assinale a ÚNICA alternativa 212. (Vunesp 84) Assinale a alternativa correta:
correta. a) I live here since 1970. b) I have lived here since 1970.
TEXT Toothache may bite the dust c) I am living here since 1970. d) I will live here since 1970.
e) I would live here since 1970.
TOOTHACHE could be a thing of the past within a few years. A
possible cure ... by the doctors at Guy's Hospital, London. 213. (Vunesp 85) Assinale a alternativa correta:
Toothache ... by an excess of sugar in our diet. The sugar ... into acids We're still waiting for Bill. He ... yet.
by bacteria that are found in the mouth, and it is these acids that a) hasn't come b) haven't come c) didn't come
attack the teeth and make cavities. Researchers have discovered a d) doesn't come e) hadn't come
vaccine that attacks the bacteria. Tests ... on monkeys to establish its
reliability and safety. The new vaccine ... to all children when they 214. (Unirio 96) A forma verbal HAS ARRIVED em Yes, the future has
reach the age of three. arrived: a movie theater at home, thanks to laser traduz-se por:
SOARS, John & LIZ. Headway intermediate: student's book. a) está chegando b) tem chegado c) chegará
Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1987, p. 73 (Adaptação). d) chegou e) chega
– As lacunas do texto acima podem ser completadas, respectivamente, por: 215. (Ita 98) A frase I never came across such a set in all my life, foi
a) has found – is caused – is converted – was done – will be given extraída de Three Men in a Boat escrito por Jerome K. Jerome em I889.
b) has been found – is caused – converted – were done – has been given No seu entender:
c) has been found – is caused – is converted – were done – will be given a) A frase não apresenta restrição gramatical.
d) has been found – has been caused – has converted – were done – will b) "I have never come across..." teria sido uma melhor opção gramatical.
be given c) "I have never came across..." teria sido uma melhor opção gramatical.
e) has found – caused – converted – were done – will be given d) "I never come across..." teria sido uma melhor opção gramatical.
e) "I am never coming across..." teria sido uma melhor o opção gramatical.
204. (Fuvest 95) Qual a seqüência que preenche corretamente os espaços
numerados?* 216 (Pucpr 96) Choose the best option to complete the conversation below:
We live in a highly technological society. It (1) for mankind some of the Lucy: How is your hotel?
most intricate and beautifully discriminating machines ever seen as Sally: Great! It's the best hotel I ... in.
well as some of the most powerful. What modern medicine has been Lucy: Is Ben ... the holiday?
able (2) to cope with certain diseases (3) to earlier generations truly Sally: Ben is really ... . You know, the last time we ... to London was 10
miraculous. years ago and the city ... a lot since then.
(Dialogue 2, 1992). a) stayed – enjoying – pleasing – have come – have changed
a) (1) had devised, (2) to do, (3) will be seem b) stay – enjoyed – pleased – come – changed
b) (1) has devised, (2) to do, (3) will be seem c) ever stayed – enjoying – pleased – have come – have changed
c) (1) has been devised, (2) to be doing, (3) would have seemed d) have ever stay – enjoying – pleased – came – changed
d) (1) has devised, (2) to do, (3) would had seemed e) have ever stayed – enjoying – pleased – came – has changed
e) (1) was devising, (2) to do, (3) will have seem
217. (Espcex 99) The correct sentence is:
205. (Fuvest 77) Qual destas sentenças está correta? a. My father’s friend called me yesterday.
a) I don't have never taken a course in Japanese. b. The table’s leg is broken.
b) I have never taken a course in Japanese. c. I have an appointment at the office’s doctor.
c) I never didn't take a course in Japanese still. d. My brother neighbour’s sister is a nurse.
d) I ever did not take a course in Japanese. e. The girls school is far from St Bartholomew’s.
e) I took not a course in Japanese ever.
218. (Ciaba 97) Which is the correct form?
206. (Fuvest 77) Indique a resposta certa para Has he heard the news?: a) Have ever you been in England?
a) No, I didn't. b) No, I haven't heard the news. b) Has you ever been in England?
c) No, he hasn't. d) No, I haven't. c) Have you ever been to England?
e) No, you haven't. d) Have you been ever in England?
e) Have you ever be to England?
207. (Fuvest 79) Have you ... the correct alternative?
a) choose b) chase c) choosed d) chose e) chosen 219. (Pucpr 00) Mark the option that completes the passage below
appropriately:
208. (Vunesp 91) He ... learning English five years ago but he ... it yet. Language is the most important development in human history. The
a) has started – does not learn b) started – has not learned arts, sciences, laws, economic systems, and religions of the world …
c) has started – learn d) started – have not learned not exist without language. Humans … biologically for some 40
e) have started – did not learn thousand years. However, our ability to communicate … us from the
cave all the way to the moon.
209. (Ita 96) Mark the alternative that best completes the text below: Little … about the birth of language. Written records that are more
If the U. S. Justice Department had not derailed Gate's bid to acquire than 4 thousand years old …, but anthropologists agree that humans
Intuit, the deal ... realize Microsoft's ambition to make money from … thousands of years before that.
almost every commercial transaction in cyberspace. a) could – have not changed – has led – has known – are being found –
a) is going to help b) would have helped have been speaking.
c) would help d) helps b) could – have not changed – will lead – known – is being found – have
e) is likely to help spoken.
c) could – have not changed – has led – is known – have been found –
210. (Puccamp 92) Assinale a letra correspondente à alternativa que were speaking.
preenche corretamente as lacunas da frase apresentada: d) can – will – will lead – is known – have found – were speaking.
Sandy: Hi, Jack. e) should – have not changed – have led – is known – were found – have
Jack: Hi, Sandy. been speaking
Sandy: Gosh! I ... you for ages!
Jack: That's true. I ... from a trip to Japan just yesterday. >> Subject and Object Pronouns:
a) saw – am returning b) saw – returned
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220. (Cesgranrio 93) Mark the option which completes the following a) my b) your c) mine d) the mine e) our
sentences with the adequate pronouns:
I – Businessmen have ... own priorities. 235. (Vunesp 85) This dictionary is in ... fourth edition.
II – Everyone must feel happy with ... working habits. a) his b) her c) its d) it's e) their
III – Working from home allows a mother to spend more time with ...
children. 236. (Vunesp 86) Assinale a alternativa que preenche corretamente a
IV – If you have never tried to work at home, you cannot discuss ... sentença abaixo:
disadvantages. – Which team won the game?
a) I – his, II – their, III – her, IV – their – ... team did.
b) I – their, II – its, III – their, IV – its a) Theirs b) They c) Their d) Them e) Yours
c) I – their, II – his, III – her, IV – its
d) I – its, II – your, III – its, IV – their 237. (Faap 97) His niece has ... meals in town.
e) I – his, II – his, III – their, IV – your a) her b) their c) your d) his e) yours
221. (Ufv 96) The word THEY in the sentence Personality questionnaires 238. (Cesgranrio 91) Mark the option that contains the appropriate
were sent out to more than 2000 men and women without prior pronouns to complete the sentences below:
selection; when THEY were returned, the birth dates were noted and – Animals' teeth are changing (I) composition.
the results were put through a computer, refers to: – That animal had (II) teeth in perfect conditions.
a) results b) men c) questionnaires – He brushes (III) teeth whenever he eats something.
d) birth dates e) women – If the patient dies, we call (IV) relatives.
– The bacteria found (V) way to the stomach.
222. (Unitau 95) Assinale a alternativa correta: a) (I) their, (II) its, (III) his, (IV) his, (V) their
... cat is sick because ... ate ... spoiled food over there. b) (I) its, (II) their, (III) its, (IV) his, (V) its
a) Its; he; that b) Its; he; this c) His; its; this d) Its; it; that c) (I) their, (II) its, (III) her, (IV) her, (V) his
e) His; it; that d) (I) his, (II) their, (III) his, (IV) her, (V) their
e) (I) their, (II) his, (III) their, (IV) its, (V) her
223. (Vunesp 89) ... work in the field of engineering.
a) She b) They c) He d) Them e) It 239 (Pucpr 96) Choose the alternative that best completes the dialogue
below:
224. (Vunesp 84) I know he'll tell ... a different story. Bob: Do you always get good marks on ... examinations?
a) they b) his c) your d) we e) us James: Yes, I do. I guess it's because I do ... homework assignments
and study a little every day.
225. (Cesgranrio 91) The pronoun IT in the sentence When we eat Bob: How about Maria? Are ... grades good too?
something with sugar in it, particularly refined sugar, enzymes in the James: Yes. She's very bright and enjoys studying very much.
saliva in the mouth begin to work immediately to change that sugar a) yours – my – his b) you – my – hers
into a type of carbohydrate, refers to the word ... . c) your – me – your d) your – mine – yours
a) saliva b) sugar c) mouth e) your – my – her
d) something e) refined sugar
240. (Vunesp 93) Assinale a alternativa que completa corretamente a
226 (Vunesp 98) Assinale a alternativa correta: sentença abaixo:
Do you think ... is as experienced as ... ? It is not easy to learn a foreign language. It requires ... years of study.
a) her – I b) him – she c) she –I d) myself –we e) they – him a) many b) much c) little d) lot of e) any
227 (Fei 97) Complete: 241. (Fuvest 79) Assinale a alternativa correta:
Stay with ... while I drive ... car. Give me ... tea with ... sugar.
a) I – your b) she – you c) me – your d) me – yours a) many – much b) some – a lot of c) short – many
e) her – yours d) bit – a lot of e) some – many
228 (Udesc 97) Complete the sentence with the CORRECT alternative: 242. (Vunesp 91) Assinale a alternativa que preenche corretamente as
– Whose are these shoes? lacunas da frase a seguir:
– They are ... shoes. They belong to ... . They are ... . Do politicians work ... and earn ... money?
a) their – them – theirs b) yours – you – your a) little – many b) very – much
c) his – he – him d) our – us – ourself c) much – few d) little – much
e) hers – she – hers e) hard – many
229. (Personal 00) Dadas as sentenças: 242. (Mackenzie 96) Indicate the alternative that best completes the
I – THE TITANIC sank in the beginning of the XX century. following sentences.
II – THE BABY of our upstairs neighbor is crying aloud. I – Could you give me ... water? I'm so thirsty.
III – MY PET is the smartest of the neighborhood. Everybody enjoys II – I have very ... money. I need more.
seeing him. III – Who has ... friends than John? Nobody I think.
– A alternativa que possui os pronomes que substituem corretamente os IV – Only ... people came to the party yesterday. It was boring!
termos em destaque, é: V – I have ... time to stay with my family nowadays.
a) It – She – It b) It – She – He c) He – She – He a) I – less; II – little; III – lesser; IV – a few; V – few
d) She – He – He e) She – It – He b) I – some; II – a little; III – few; IV – little; V – lesser
c) I – a little; II – little; III – fewer; IV – few; V – less
230. (Vunesp 95) Assinale a alternativa que preenche a lacuna da frase a d) I – little; II – a little; III – less; IV – a few; V – least
seguir corretamente: e) I – few; II – less; III – least; IV – little; V – more
They saw men and women talking to ... own hearts.
a) his b) her c) them d) they e) their 243. (Vunesp 90) How ... shoes are there in the shop windows?
a) much b) many c) few d) a few e) a lot of
231. (Vunesp 96) He said he was going to pass ... exam.
a) his b) her c) its d) their e) our 244. (Ita 98) Assinale a opção cuja frase esteja gramaticalmente correta:
a) There is fewer people at the party than Mary expected.
232. (Vunesp 83) Assinale a alternativa correta: b) There is less people at the party than Mary expected.
That sports car is very expensive. The car dealer told me that ... price c) There are less people at the party than Mary expected.
is 10,000 dollars. d) There are fewer people at the party than Mary expected
a) her b) his c) its d) their e) hers e) There was less people at the party than Mary expected.
233. (Vunesp 83) I have met that girl before, but I can't remember ... name. 245. (Vunesp 98) Assinale a alternativa que preenche corretamente a
a) her b) his c) your d) its e) yours lacuna da frase adiante:
Must you always make so ... noise?
234. (Vunesp 84) Peter brought his dogs and I brought ... . a) much b) many c) most d) few e) less
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246. (Cesgranrio 97) LAUGHTER is an uncountable noun. Mark the b) Não há nada entre ele e eu.
sentence below that shows the correct usage of countable and uncountable There is nothing between _____ and _____.
nouns:
a) I'll have just a bread for dinner. c) Quando meu tio chegar diga-lhe que seu pai nos convidou para almoçar
b) John has fewer money than Paul. com ele.
c) Can you give me an advice? When my uncle arrives tell _____ that his father has invited _____ to have
d) I need some informations. lunch with _____.
e) My mother is in very good health.
d) A garota ficará conosco. Quero dizer, comigo e contigo.
247. (Cesgranrio 97) The item that presents, respectively, a synonym for The girl will stay with _____. I mean, with _____ and with _____.
BUT and the opposite of MUCH in but there is much to be gained is:
a) nevertheless – anything b) even though – a few e) Ele olha para ela e lhe dá um sorriso.
c) besides – a little d) however – few He looks at _____ and gives _____ a smile.
e) yet – little
264. Leia o texto abaixo e tente corrigir os erros de pronomes que você
248. Romeo is telling juliet that ________ loves her. conseguir encontrar:
a) him b) I c) he d) she e) her
Me don’t have many friends. I try to be nice to everyone whether I
249. This car is mine. I bought ________ last week. like they or not. My mother is now trying to make friends for I. The more her
a) us b) him c) them d) it e) you tries the more discouraged me get. Me seem to have more fun when I’m
alone or when I’m with my family. When me tell my mother to “let I make my
250. Mary often sees ________in school, but she doesn't talk to ________. own friends” her only gets upset and gives me a big speech. What should I
a) he - him b) he - his c) him - his d) his - he e) him - him do?
251. Our friends insist that there is something ________. 265. Lucas is telling Samantha that _____ loves her.
a) between her and I b) between she and me c) between hers and a) him b) I c) he d) she e) her
mine
d) between her and me e) between she and I 266. That bike is mine. I bought _____ last month.
a) us b) him c) them d) it e) you
252. I know he'll tell ________ a different story.
a) they b) his c) your d) we e) us 267. Alice always sees _____ at school, but she doesn’t talk to _____.
a) he / him b) he / his c) him / hers d) his / she e) him / her
253. Leia os períodos e marque a alternativa cujos pronomes substituem os
termos sublinhados: 268. Our relatives insist that there is something between _____.
Dian Fossey lived in a rain forest where she studied mountains a) her and I b) she and me c) hers and mine d) her and me
gorillas. Gorillas were gentle and caring. Somebody killed Dian Fossey. e) she and I
a) it - they - her - them b) her - they - them - she c) she - him - he - it
d) she - his - his – she e) it - them - they - her 269. I know she will tell _____ a different story.
a) they b) his c) your d) us e) we
254. The miracles of modern medicine can prolong life beyond the point at
which ____ has meaning. 270. He offered _____ a drink.
a) it b) its c) she d) they e) their a) she b) her c) his d) he e) your
255. It was very nice of ____ to invite us to his party. >> Will – Future:
a) he b) him c) we d) they e) she
271. For the text below, give the correct will-future of the verbs in
256. ____ made _____ think they were lost in the jungle. parentheses:
a) They, us b) Us, they c) Them, we d) They, we e) Them, us CAN YOU HEAR, MUM?
257. ____ were anxious. “ Hello, Mum? It’s me!”

a) He b) It c) They d) Us e) Me “Me?! Mike.”
“Mike! M...I...K... Your son! Yes, that’s right. Mike.”
258. ____ is rainy. “No, I’m fine, nothing’s wrong.”
a) It b) He c) We d) They e) Her “look, why shouldn’t I ring you up? I know you haven’t heard from me for six
months, but …”
259. Sheila loves ____, but ____ doesn’t love ____. “Yes, I suppose you did think I was dead. I’m sorry.”
a) he / him / her “Look, if you just go on and on like this, I (1) ________ (put) the phone
b) him / him / she down, and then you (2) ________ (not – hear) my news.”
c) he / he / she “No, I’m not married.”
d) him / he / her “No, I’m not in trouble. Why does it always have to be one or the other ?”
e) him / he / she “Well, Im not like my father in every way, you know. How is dad, by the
way?”
260. The dogs are hungry. Feed ____, please. “Well, you should visit him more often, you know…”
a) it b) him c) them d) they e) he “Look, I don’t want to know about all that, I’ve got something to tell you.
Look, I’ve met this girl…”
261 There is great apportunity for ____. “I don’t know…”
a) we b) us c) she d) I e) he “I don’t know because I didn’t ask her.”
“All right. All right, next time I see her, (3) ________ just ________ (4)
262. My daughters are not here. Can you tell ____ where ____ can find (walk) right up to her, and say ‘hello, darling, is your father rich?’ (5)
____? ________ that ________ (6) (satisfy) you?”
a) me / I / them “look, I was just joking, mother, I’m not going to do that. Actually, I don’t care
b) I / me / they how much money she has got. I love her.”
c) I / I / they “I said I love her.”
d) me / me / them “No, you know I don’t drin…”
e) I / me / them “No, she’s not pregnant…”
“yes, Mum, of cour se you are going to meet her. Actually, she’s dying to
263. Complete as traduções: meet you, too. I told her about you yesterday…”
“No, I (7) ________ (not-leave) her. It’s impossible.”
a) A fumaça do seu cigarro nos faz mal. Você pode fumá-lo em outro lugar? “What’s up? (8) ________ you never ________ (9) (understand) that I’m
The smoke of your cigarette is bad for _____. Can _____ smoke _____ in overaged since 20 years ago?”
another place?
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“OK, I (10) ________ (keep) touch. You know I (11) ________ never 277. John is a good student, I think he  his exam.
________ (12)(forget) who gave me life.” a) pass b) is going c) will to go d) going e) passed
“You (13) ________ (do) what ? Live here ?!” … to pass pass pass
>> Future Perfect 278.  many students in this class this afternoon?
a) is there b) there is c) are there d) there are e) is there
272. COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES WITH THE FUTURE going to be going to be go to be
PERFECT FORM OF THE VERB BETWEEN PARENTHESES:
a) I am sure they ____________________ (complete) the new road by 279.  breakfast at seven or eight o’clock in the morning?
June. a) Eats you b) You go to eat c) Are you going to drink
b) He says that before he leaves he ____________________ (see) all the d) Are you going to eat e) You drink
shopping centers.
c) By this time next month, all the roses _________________ (die). 280. I  you within a week.
d) By January 25th, everybody ____________________ (do) the a) are b) is going c) am go to d) going to e) am going
vestibular. picking up to pick up pick up pick up to pick up
e) By the time you arrive, I ____________________ (finish) reading your
book. 281. John  a new job.
f) I ____________________ (be) five years on next month. a) is get b) are getting c) get d) is going to get e) is go to get
g) A century from now (= in 100 years), I hope, wars
____________________(become) a thing of past. 282. In his lectures, he  about the new applications of solar energy.
h) I hope by this time a treaty of peace ____________________. (to be a) is going b) talk c) are talking d) are going e) will going
signed) to talk to talk to talk
i) A year from now he ____________________ (have) his graduation
tests. 283. We  call you tonight.
. a) is going to b) are going c) will go to d) isn’t e) isn’t
273. For the texts, there are blanks to be filled in with the correct FUTURE to going to
PERFECT FORM of the verbs between parentheses. So, GOOD LUCK !!
(TIME-CLAUSES - PARA RELEMBRAR)
MAN AGAINST NATURE
284. When Alice arrives, I .
We live on this planet by courtesy of Nature. Plants and trees protect a) will leave b) to leave c) left d) leave e) leaves
soils from erosion, help to maintain the climate of the planet and to control
the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. Plants and trees give man 285. He  tired by the time he arrives.
much of the food, medicines and materials that we use every day. We need a) was b) will be c) is being d) be e) is
plants and trees for life on earth.
But every minute, about 200 square kilometers of tropical rain forests 286. I  here until the mail comes.
________________ (4disappear) forever. Man ________________ (5 a) will stay b) stay c) to stay d) stays e) staying
destroy) a tropical rain forest three times the size of Switzerland every year.
In the Amazon forest, dishonest, ignorant people ________________ ( 6cut 287. As soon as you are ready, we  downtown.
down) millions of trees and burn enormous areas for large-scale agriculture. a) will go b) was going c) go d) to go e) went
Most of the nutrients are in the tree biomass, and not in the soil. So when
that forest goes, the nutrients in the system go too, and the soil becomes 288. When our friend is here, we  a paint basket on him !
very, very poor. After the forest goes only a desert remains. a) throws b) throwing c) to throw d) will throw e) threw
The destruction of our forests ________________ ( 7be) a great problem.
Do we have an ecological an ecological conscience in Brazil ? Does the 289. By the time Mary washes her clothes, we .
Amazon forest have a future ? a) got out b) gotten out c) will get out d) gettng out e) gets
out
>> Going to – Future
290. Tracy  here at nine o'clock as soon as you call her.
274. Use Going to para expressar uma decisão premeditada ou algo a) is b) being c) is being d) will be e) called
planejado para o futuro. Faça você mesmo as questões abaixo.
291. When Paul wins the prize, he  a brand new car.
a) “What are those gardening tools for?” a) will buy b) buys c) is buying d) buying e) bought
“ I ________________________(grow) roses in my garden.”
b) “You’ve been going out with Mary for quite a long time.” >> Reflexive Pronouns:
“ Yes. We _____________________ (get) married next month.”
c) “Why did you buy that Japanese dictionary?” 292 (Pucpr 97) Fill in the blanks with the appropriate pronouns:
“I _____________________ (travel) to Japan.” Dear Debbie,
d) “I see you have bought a lot of food.” How are you? Lisa and I are having a marvelous holiday. We are really
“It’s my wife’s birthday. We _________________ (have) a party.” enjoying ... .
We brought three tubes of suntan cream with ... and we've used ... all
275. Complete as seguintes frases com Going to Future dos verbos up already. Lisa is a bit annoyed because her suntan isn't as good
entre parênteses: as ... .
a) They ____________________ (visit) us next weekend. a) ourselves – we – them – mine
b) We ____________________ (eat) out tonight. b) ourselves – us – them – mine
c) I ____________________ (leave) my home on Thursday. c) us – us – they – my
d) Daisy and Cláudia ____________________ (wait) for us after the d) us – we – themselves – mine
show. e) ourselves – ourselves – they – my
e) Mark and I ____________________ (get up) early tomorrow
morning to go fishing. 293. (Uel 94) Here is some money. Go and buy ... some decent clothes.
a) myself b) herself c) themselves d) himself e) yourself
276. Use Going to Future para expressar uma ação futura que é uma
conseqüência do presente: 294. (Vunesp 96) Marque a alternativa que completa corretamente a
a) The policeman is coming towards us. I think he ______________ (ask) sentença a seguir:
me for my driving license. You can do that ... .
b) She is going into the bathroom with a towel in her hand. She a) myself b) himself c) herself
________________ (have) a bath. d) yourself e) ourselves
c)The Smiths want to buy a larger house. They _________________
(move) soon. 295. (Vunesp 88) People should know about ... .
d) That man is completely drunk. I think he ___________________ (fall) to a) yourself b) herself c) himself
the sidewalk. d) themselves e) yourselves
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5) 20/37 x 3/10 = 60/370
296. (Faap 97) I took my husband to the airport ... .
a) himself b) oneself c) myself d) herself e) yourself
6) 8/4 + 5/4 = 13/4
297. (Faap 97) Marque a alternativa que completa corretamente a sentença
abaixo:
Mr. Dean's secretary was ill yesterday, so he had to type the letters ... .
7) 9/2 – 4/2 = 5/2
a) yourself b) themself c) himself
d) herself e) itself
298. (Vunesp 97) Those two women always help ... . 8) 50/13 – 40/13 = 10/13
a) other each b) each other c) one other
d) other one e) another each
>> Genitive Case:
299. I cut ________ with a knife.
a) myself b) me c) yourself d) itself 310. (Vunesp 94) Assinale a alternativa que preenche corretamente a
lacuna:
300. "Here is some money. Go and buy ________ some decent clothes." The ... uncle was dead.
a) myself b) herself c) themselves d) himself e) yourself a) writer b) writers c) writer of d) writer's e) writers of the
301. His sister ________ told me that the children amused ________ very 311. (Unitau 95) Assinale a alternativa que corresponde à tradução mais
much at the Zoo yesterday. adequada da frase em destaque a seguir:
a) himself - herself b) herself - themselves c) himself - itself My mother's maid has just bought the dog's meat.
d) herself - himself e) themselves - themselves a) Minha mãe e a empregada acabam de comprar a carne do cachorro.
b) A empregada de minha mãe acaba de comprar a carne do cachorro.
302. Which is the correct form ? c) Minha mãe acabou de fazer a carne do cachorro.
d) Minha mãe fará compras com a empregada e o cachorro.
a) Himself the king wrote the letter. e) Minha mãe é empregada e comprou carne de cachorro.
b) The king himself wrote the letter
c) The king wrote the letter for herself. 312. (Ufrs 96) The phrases Americans' encounter, the nation's energies
d) The king wrote the himself letter. and America's physical geography are examples of:
e) The king wrote herself the letter. a) passive voice b) the infinitive
c) the gerund d) the genitive
>> Possessive Pronouns X Possessive Adjectives: e) indirect speech
303.. The primary purpose of luggage is to protect ________ contents from 313. (Udesc 97) Complete the sentence with the CORRECT alternative:
harm. ... father is in Europe.
a) its b) him c) hers d) us e) theirs a) The Mary's and George's b) Mary's and George
c) Mary and George's d) Mary's and Georges's
304.. Peter has lost ________ umbrella; perhaps you can lend him e) The Mary and George's
________.
a) your - your b) yours - yours c) yours - his d) his - yours e) his - 314. (Ciaba 00) His ... sickness is worrying him very much.
your a) mother’s – in – law b) mother – in – law
c) mother’s – in – law’s d) mother – in – law’s
305. The English love ________ queen. e) mothers – in – law’s
a) his b) their c) theirs d) mine e) ours
315. (Personal 00) Complete:
306. I'll pay for ________ services and you'll pay for ________, OK ? ... wives arrived together.
a) my - your b) your - my c) your - mine d) yours - mine a) Alan’s and Victor’s b) Alan’s and Victor
e) mine - yours c) Alan and Victor’s d) Alan’ and Victor’
e) Alan’ and Victor’s
307. He offered ________ a drink because everybody knew ________ was
a friend of ________. 316. My little puppy doesn’t seem to like your ______ red handkerchief.
a) she - she - hers b) she - her - hers c) her - he - her a) father’s-in-law b) father-in-law’s c) father-in-law ‘ d) father’-in-law
d) her - she - his e) her - him - him e) father-in-law ‘
308. A alternativa que corretamente preenche as lacunas I, II e III de "The 317. Those dirty shoes are ______.
blue pencil is not I and is not II; it is III." é: a) the children’ b) the childrens’ c) the children’s d) of the children’
e) of the children’s
I II III
a) my his hers 318. It will take us ______ to fix this machine.
b) your of her our a) a whole day’s work b) a whole’s day work c) a whole’ day work
c) mine of him your d) a whole’s work day e) a whole day work’s
d) yours hers mine
e) yours his her 319. Unfortunately, the ______ ended up in the river.
a) lady’ hat b) lady hat’ c) ladies’s hat d) lady’s hat e) lady hats’
309. Numerais: Escreva por extenso os cálculos abaixo.
320. How many ______ nests did you find?
1) 2/7 + 3/7 = 5/7 a) birds’s b) bird’ c) birds’ d) of birds’s e) of the bird’
321. Where have you put your ______?

a) mother purses’ b) mother purse’s c) mother’s purse’s
2) 9/13 – 1/13 = 8/13 d) mothers’ purse e) mother’s purse
322. Could anybody please tell me how to find out the ______?
3) 17/6 x 10/6 = 170/36 a) author address’s b) authors’ address’s c) author’s address
d) author address’ e) author’s addresses’
4) 3/5 : ½ = 6/5 323. ______ was wrong.

a) Socrates theory’s b) Socrates’ theory c) Socrates’s theory’s
d) Socrates’s theory e) Socrates theories’s
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... Brazil is ... most industrial country in ... South America, while ...
324. Preencha a lacuna correatamente: “Ben and Bill are brothers. Do you United States holds ... same position in ... North America.
know ______?” a) the; the; the; the; the; the b) *; the; the; *; the; *
a) Ben and Bill’s parents b) Ben’s and Bill parents c) *; the; *; the; the; * d) *; the; the; the; the; *
c) Ben’s and Bill’s parents d) Ben and Bill parents’ e) the; *; *; *; the; the
e) Ben and Bill parents’s
336. (Unitau 95) Assinale a alternativa que corresponde à seqüência na
325. Assinale a alternativa correta: qual se inclui um uso inadequado do artigo em inglês:
a) The children of my sisters’s-in-law are very intelligent. a) a watch; a pity; an orange.
b) My sister’s-in-law children’s are very intelligent. b) an umbrella; a real effort; a year.
c) My sister-in-law children’s are very intelligent c) a small plane; an idea; a whale.
d) My sister-in-law’s children are very intelligent d) a one-man show; an university; a private investigator.
e) The mine sister-in’s-law children are very intelligent e) an egg; an uncle; a book.
326. Assinale a versão correta da seguinte frase:” O comportamento de 337. (Personal 00) Complete corretamente as sentenças abaixo:
algumas crianças põe a paciência de um professor à prova.” – ... life you want is really fascinating.
a) Some children’s behavior tries a teacher’s patience. – I felt ... love in her touch.
b) Some children’s behavior tries a teachers’s patience. – Carlson, ... teacher, has become ... rich man.
c) Some childrens’ behavior tries a teacher’ patience. – Everybody intends to enter in ... university.
d) Some childrens’ behavior tries a teachers’ patience. – Johnson bought ... ewe.
e) Some children’s behavior tries a teacher’ patience. a) The – the – a/ a – an – a b) The – * – the/ a – a – a
c) The – the – the/ a – a – an d) * – * – the/ a – an – a
327. Assinale a alternativa correta: e) The – * – the/ a – an – an
a) Scott’s exam were a first corrected.
b) Scott exam’s was first be corrected. 338. __________ manager of that company is __________ honest man
c) Scott’s was the first exam to be corrected. a) Ann - a b) An - the c) A - a d) The - an e) The - a
d) Scott was a first exam being corrected.
e) Scott exam were the first one corrected. 339. __________ smile is worth __________ hundred words.
a) The - a b) X - X c) A - a d) A - the e) The - the
328. Como se diz em inglês: “ A sala de estudos das garotas fica bem ao
lado da dos rapazes.”? 340.. The picture was so valuable that guards watched it for twenty0four
a) The girls’ study hall is right next to the boys. hours __________ day.
b) The girl’s study hall is right next to the boy’s. a) the b) a c) an d) any e) this
c) The girls’ study hall is right next to the boy’s.
d) The girl’s study hall is right next to the boys’. 341. __________ Mary's brother doesn't play __________ soccer but he
e) The girls’ study hall is right next to the boys’. plays __________ guitar and __________ drums.
a) The, the, the, X b) X, X, X, the c) X, the, X, X d) X, X, the, the
329. Quanto às frases: e) The, X, X, the
I. Peter’s house is different from Wilson.
II. The children’s uncles were present. 342. From midnight tonight __________ price of __________ petrol will
III. The girl’s dolls are expensive. have __________ rise. __________ rise is caused by the present high price
a) a I está errada b) a I e a III estão corretas of __________ oil in the Middle east.
c) a I está correta d) todas estão corretas a) X, X, a, The, a b) the, X, a, The, X c) the, the, a, The, X d) X, the,
e) todas estão erradas the, A, X
e) the, X, the, A, the
330. Escolha a alternativa correta:
a) Rosemary boyfriend’s is Marcia’s cousin. 343. __________ coffee is the national drink of __________ Brazil.
b) The Rosemary’s boyfriend is Marcia’s cousin. __________ Coca-Cola is the national drink of __________ United States.
c) The Rosemary’s boy’sfriend is Marcia cousin. a) The, the, X, X b) X, X, X, X c) X, X, X, the d) The, the, The, the
d) Rosemary’s boyfriend is Marcia’s cousin. e) The, the, The, X
e) Rosemary boyfriend’s is Marcia cousin.
344. There will always be a conflict between __________ poor and
331. A: Did Albert give up smoking? __________ rich. __________ poor people want __________ change but
B: No, but he doesn’t buy cigarettes anymore. He now smokes other __________ rich people want __________ things to stay __________
______. same.
a) peoples’ b) people’s c) of people’s d) of peoples’ e) peoples’s a) X, X, X, X, X, X, the b) the, the, X, X, X, X, the
c) the, the, the, a, the, X , the d) X, X, the, the, the, X, X
>> Definite and Indefinite Articles: e) the, X, the, X, the, X, the
332. (Unitau 95) Assinale a alternativa que corresponde à seqüência que 345. Marque a única opção errada em que se emprega o artigo A ou AN:
completa as lacunas a seguir: a) a year b) an answer c) an university d) an honest man e) a ewe
... Indian the ecologist saw, started ... horrible fire because of ...
ordinary yellow bird ... flew over his head. 346. "... a useful thing ..." A (an) is the indefinite article. The indefinite
a) a; the; a; who b) an; the; a; whose articles are used appropriately before a word or set of words in the following
c) the; a; an; which d) the; an; a; whom alternatives, except:
e) a; an; a; which a) A train, an open book, an honest man, a useful pen, an uncertain
quantity.
333. (Vunesp 91) Assinale a alternativa correta: b) An egg, a ewe, a child, an hour, a headache
It was ... honor for us to see ... Queen of ... England. c) a university, a feather, a unilateral agreement, an umbrella, an
a) a – the – the b) * – a – * c) an – a – the unabridged edition
d) the – * – an e) an – the – * d) A yard, a heir, a house, a hundred cows, an apron
e) A one-eyed girl, a year, a European, an owl, an eye
334. (Puccamp 92) Assinale a letra correspondente à alternativa que
preenche corretamente a lacunas da frase apresentada a seguir: 347. Complete as frases com A ou AN:
Fred: I've been thinking of buying ... .
Sam: Really? Which make are you considering? a) I’ve been waiting for half ____ hour. What ____ nuisance.
Fred: That doesn't matter as long as ... is economical. b) It’s ____ pleasure and ____ honor to have you among my friends.
a) a car – some car b) a car – the car c) some car – car c) Now we’re living in ____ one-way street.
d) the car – a car e) car – a car d) In English, Singapore begins with ____ S, not with ____ C.
e) Is your husband ____ Iraqi or ____ Iranian?
335. (Pucpr 96) Fill in the blanks with the definite article: f) Give me ____ name beginning with ____ L and another ending with
____ R.
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g) ____ eucalyptus tree is tall and it has ____ unique smell. e) Why did plague crop up in India?
h) Mrs. Thompson is ____ doctor. She prescribed me ____ expensive
medicine that I have to take four times ____ day for ____ week. 367 (Cesgranrio 95) A compulsive shopper told a researcher that she
i) She bought ____ used car from ____ old man. But he seemed ____ could never go to a supermarket and buy just one bottle of milk. Mark
honest man. the question to which this sentence is an answer:
j) I will send ____ SOS call. a) Where a compulsive shopper buys her milk?
b) What did a compulsive shopper tell a researcher?
348. Which of following items go with WHAT and which go with WHAT A c) Who did a compulsive shopper tell her habits to?
(AN): d) Why has a compulsive shopper told a researcher about her habits?
a) __________ mess! e) How has a compulsive shopper told a researcher her routine?
b) __________ horrible sight!
c) __________ wonderful news! 368. (Cesgranrio 94) Mark the item which contains a suitable English
d) __________ heavy luggage! equivalent for the following Portuguese phrases that may be part of a
e) __________ stupid question! telephone conversation:
f) __________ ugly dress! I – "Como vai você?" II – "Quem está falando?"
g) __________ elegant suit! III – "Ele não está. Quer deixar recado?"
h) __________ good idea! a) (I) How do you do? – (II) What's your name? – (III) He's out. Can I give
him a messages?
349. The old statue was ____ important monument that we wanted to b) (I) How have you been? – (II) Who's speaking? – (III) He's off. Are there
preserve. any messages?
a) a b) an c) X d) any c) (I) How are you? – (II) Who's this? – (III) He's not in. Do you want to leave
a message?
350. It’s ____ honor for us to welcome ____ European scientist like Dr. d) (I) Are you okay? – (II) Who are you? – (III) He left. Do you want to leave
Lewis. him a note?
a) a / a b) an / an c) an / a d) a / an e) (I) What's up? – (II) Who's talking? – (III) He's not here right now. Would
you like to leave a message?
351. My grandfather used to say that ____ house is not ____ home.
a) an / a b) a / a c) an / an d) a / an 369. (Fuvest 77) Qual a pergunta que segue a afirmação I know that you
are the winner?
352. On our way back home we bought ____ eggs and ____ ham. a) Whom said I am the winner?
a) a / a b) an / an c) X / a d) X / X b) Which one told you that I am the winner?
c) Who told you so?
353. We spent ____ thousand dollars on ____ single weekend. d) Who told that to you?
a) X / a b) X / X c) a / a d) a / an e) Who said that I am the winner?
354.____ long time ago I had ____ few friends in México. 370. (Personal 00) Complete corretamente a sentença abaixo:
a) A / a b) X / X c) X / a d) An / an ... course do you think is the best one of this university: Engineering
or Architecture?
355. ____ atlas is ____ useful tool for everybody. a) What b) Whose c) How d) Which e) Why
a) A / an b) X / a c) X / X d) An / a
371. (Vunesp 83) Assinale a alternativa correta:
356. He goes there … -These blue jeans are mine. ... are those on the sofa?
a) once a year b) once the year c) once an year -They're Peter's.
a) Which b) What c) Where d) Whom e) Whose
357. I don’t like Peter at all. He’s…
a) a pain in a neck b) a pain in neck c) a pain in the neck 372. (Vunesp 83) Assinale a alternativa que completa corretamente a
sentença abaixo:
358. I’m sorry I can’t speak to you now. I’m … Do you know ... ?
a) in a hurry b) in the hurry c) in hurry a) where your brother bought that car
b) where did your brother buy that car
359. Is he …? c) where does your brother buy that car
a) in danger b) in the danger c) in a danger d) where will your brother buy that car
e) where has your brother bought that car
360. … he got there everybody had left.
a) By a time b) By time ) By the time 373. (Vunesp 84) Assinale a alternativa correta:
a) Who did discovered America?
361. Are you … with him? b) Who discovered America?
a) in a love b) in love c) in the love c) Did who discover America?
d) What Columbus discovered?
362. When we got to the top of hill, we were all … e) What did Columbus discovered?
a) out of the breath b) out of a breath c) out of breath
374. (Vunesp 85) Assinale a alternativa que completa corretamente a
363. I met Charles Parker … sentença abaixo:
a) another day b) the other day c) other day Can you tell me ... ?
a) how much does a box of matches cost
>> Interrogativos: (What, Which, When, Where, ...) b) how much a box of matches costs
c) how much did a box of matches cost
364. (Vunesp 92) Assinale a pergunta correta para a resposta apresentada: d) how much has a box of matches cost
For two weeks. e) how much costs a box of matches
a) How long have you had it? b) How many times do you have it?
c) How long did you had it? d) How much time you have got it? 375. (Pucpr 96) Choose the alternative that best completes the dialogue
e) There is how long you've got it? below:
Mr. Wilson is applying for a job. Right now, he is being interviewed by
365. (Vunesp 93) ... is your hat? Mrs. Taylor, head of the personnel department:
a) When b) Who c) Whose d) Where e) How many Mrs. Taylor: ... is your full name, please?
Mr. Wilson: Thomas Wilson.
366. (Fuvest 96) Choose the question for the statement: Plague also Mrs. Taylor: ... are you from?
cropped up in 1994, in India. Mr. Wilson: Canada.
a) How long did plague crop up in India? Mrs. Taylor: ... were you born?
b) How did plague crop up in 1994? Mr. Wilson: I was born on March 7, 1956.
c) When did plague crop up in India? Mrs. Taylor: ... did you know about our job offer?
d) What did plague crop up in India? Mr. Wilson: Through the ad you put in the newspaper.
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a) How – Where – Why – Who 388. __________ did you put the bird’s cage ?
b) What – Where – How – Why a) Whose b) When c) Where d) Why
c) Who – How – Where – When
d) What – Where – When – How 389. __________ were their names ? Their names were Gleice and Sérgio.
e) What – Who – When – How a) Who b) Whose c) What d) Whom
376. Here are the boys! __________ is yours ? 390. __________ do you work hard ? Because I’m not rich.
a) What b) Who c) Whose d) Which e) Whom a) Why b) Where c) What d) How
377. Qual alternativa corresponde à pergunta para a seguinte resposta: For 391. _______ you survive in that forest ?
two weeks. I had a survival course three years ago so I knew how to get food
a) How long have you had it ? b) How many time do you have it ? a) How did b) Why didn’t c) What can d) Who could
c) How long did you had it ? d) How much time you have got it ?
e) There is how long you've got it ? 392. Supply the correct interrogatives:
1. ________ were they crying ? Because they were sad.
378. 2. ________ shirt do you prefer ? The big or the small one ?
Bob: __________ have you worked here? 3. ________ are you going to buy ? A new house.
Ann: For about three months. 4. ________ are you going to buy it ? Tomorrow.
a) Why b) When c) Whatever d) How long e) Which time 5. ________ are you going to buy it ? Near the supermarket.
6. ________ do you go to the club ? By bus.
379. __________ are these shoes and __________ is this hat ? 7. ________ is making such a noise ? Tom is.
a) Who, whom b) Those, that c) These, this d) Whose, whose e) 8. ________ is this old umbrella ? It’s grandma’s.
What, which
The correct correlation is:
380. a) 1 – How / 2 – What / 3 – Which / 4 – When / 5 – Where / 6 – How / 7 –
- "__________ tall students are there in your school ?" Who / 8 – Whose
- "There are 50 tall students." b) 1 – How / 2 – What / 3 – Which / 4 – When / 5 – Where / 6 – Why / 7 –
a) How much b) How old c) How many d) How high e) How long Whom / 8 – Whose
c) 1 – Why / 2 – Which / 3 – What / 4 – When / 5 – Where / 6 – How / 7 –
381. Who / 8 – Whose
Peter: __________ shall we go? By bus or by train ? d) 1 – Why / 2 – What / 3 – Which / 4 – Where / 5 – When / 6 – How / 7 –
Fred: By train. __________ do you want to know ? Who / 8 – Whose
Peter: __________ do you call your family on ? e) 1 – Why / 2 – What / 3 – Which / 4 – When / 5 – Where / 6 – How / 7 –
Fred: Twice a year. Whom / 8 – Whose
a) When - Where – Why b) What - Where - When
c) How - What else - How often d) How far - What about - How many 393. Peter: _______ shall we go ? By bus or by train ?
Fred: By train. _______ do you want to know ?
382. Fill in the blanks with what or which: Peter: _______ do you call your family on ?
a) __________ color do you prefer: black or white? Fred: Twice a year.
b) __________ is your favorite sport ? a) When / where / Why
c) __________ season do you prefer: Winter or Summer? b) What / Where / When
d) __________ language do you speak besides English? c) How / What else / How often
d) How far / What about / How many
383. Use how + adjective or adverb, as appropriate :
a) __________ is Mount Everest ? It’s 29,002 ( twenty nine thousand two ) 394. Faça como no modelo:
feet above sea level.
b) __________ is she ? She’s 18 ( eighteen ) years old. The doctor was taking care of the new patients. (who / what)
c) __________ was Brazil discovered ? It was discovered almost 500 ( five - Who was taking care of the new patients?
hundred ) years ago.
- What was the doctor doing?
d) __________ is it from Porto Alegre to Florianópolis ? It’s 500 (five
hundred) kilometers.
e) __________ do they go to their country ? They go there every year. A. The nurse approached the famous surgeon in the joining surgery room.
f) __________ was the red boat ? It was 5 (five) meters long. (who / what / where)
g) __________ is your grandmother ? She is 6 feet tall. ____________________________________________________________
h) __________ languages do people speak in Canada ? They speak five ________________________________________________________
languages.
i) __________ is this dirty lake ? It’s four meters deep. B. Yesterday the doctor told Camila to stay in bed. (who / what / when)
j) __________ does a dog live ? Maybe 10 (ten) or 12 ( twelve ) years. ____________________________________________________________
k) __________ coffee is exported from Brazil ? I don’t remember exactly. ________________________________________________________
l) __________ can we sign the contract ? The sooner the better (quanto
antes melhor !) C. Adelaide’s car was parked here three minutes ago. (whose / where /
when)
384. Fill in the blanks using “who”, “whom” or “whose” : ____________________________________________________________
a) For __________ does that woman work? ________________________________________________________
b) __________ did you meet at the dinner party ?
c) __________ dogs are these ? __________ are their owners? D. I called because I thought you could help me. (why / what)
d) __________ were you talking to when I entered the room ? ____________________________________________________________
e) __________ knows the best shoemaker in this city ? ________________________________________________________
f) __________ pictures did you take ? Only my son’s.
g) From __________ did the boy receive so many gifts ? 395. A resposta “ I was told to write my name down in full”, pode ter sido
dada à pergunta:
385. - __________ university did he go to, PUC or UFF ? a) Who told me to write my name down in full?
a) What b) Whose c) Which d) Where b) Where was I told to write my name down in full?
c) What was I told to do?
386. I - __________ is the reason for tragedy ? d) When was I told to write my name down in full?
II - __________ of the reasons he presented did they accept ?
a) What / Which b) Which / What c) What / What d) Which / Which 396. You look like you are coming from a fight. _____ happened to you?
a) What b) How c) Where d) How long
387. I - __________ do you know she’s twenty-one ? She told me.
II - __________ friends visited you at Easter ? Suzan’s friends did. 397. _____ going to the theater next weekend?
a) What / Whom b) How / Whose c) Whose / How d) Whose / Whose a) How long b) What about c) Where d) When
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398. “ He asked me two questions – one about my age and another one a) many / much / few / much b) much / many / much / little
about my height.” c) much / little / many / few d) little / much / much / few
As perguntas feitas devem ter sido:
a) What’s your age? / What’s your tall? 411. Substitua os termos sublinhados por much ou many:
b) How old are you? / How height is yours?
c) How old are you? / What’s your height? 1. There were a lot of coins on the table. (___________)
d) How old are you? / How tall are you? 2. They got lots of medals during the game. (__________)
3. He gave me plenty of advice about marriage. (__________)
399. - _____ for this shirt? 4. She showed us a great deal of her knowledge. (__________)
- US$ 22.00. 5. They know plenty of people. (__________)
a) How many did you pay? b) How much did you pay?
c) How long did you pay? d) How far did you pay? 412. (U. Mackenzie-SP) “Mary had _____ work to do: _____ dishes to
wash, _____ clothes to iron, _____ pairs of pie to cook, but just _____ time
>> Quantifiers: to do it all.”
a) much / many / a few / a little / much
400. Assinale a única forma errada para completar a frase e justifique: b) few / much / a few / many / many
c) a little / little / few / a few / much
a) We took _____ photographs when we were in London. (many / a lot of / d) much / many / many / many / little
plenty of / much)
Justificativa: “photographs” está no plural, por isso não podemos usar 413. (F. Sto. André-SP) Pollution is a serious problem. There are _____
much. trees and ______ fresh air nowadays.
b) I want _____ ice cream for dessert. (a lot of / plenty of / few) a) lots / few b) much / less c) many / fewer d) fewer / less
Justificativa: “ice cream” está no singular, por isso não podemso usar few.
c) Paul is a good teacher. He’s got _____ patience. (much / alot / a few) 414. (ESAL-MG) Yesterday I bought too _____ milk.
Justificativa: “patience” é singular. Não podemos usar a few. a) much b) few c) many d) a lot of
401. Fill In The Blanks With Much or Many: 415. Qual a alterantiva ERRADA?
a) There is a lot of coffee in Brazil
a) There is __________ food in the kitchen. / b) There are __________ b) There are many people in China.
pictures in the hall. / c)There are __________ carpets in that house. / c) There is plenty of water in the ocean.
d) How _______ money do you have ? / e) How __________ rooms are d) There is a large number of wine in Europe.
there in this house ?
416. I speak a few words of English. I don’t know _____.
402. Complete the following sentences with Much or Many: a) many b) much c) too d) a little
a) There aren't __________ large factories in this town. 417. Put into English:” Você chegou muito tarde yesterday.”
b) He doesn't spend __________ time on his English. a) You arrived many late yesterday. b) You arrived much late yesterday.
c) Is there __________ oil in Venezuela ? c) You arrived very late yesterday. d) You arrived a lot of late yesterday.
d) Do you have __________ farms in Australia ?
e) How __________ time do you spend studying ? 418. She’s _____ weak to lift _____ stones.
f) How __________ windows are there in your classroom ? a) very / much b) many / less c) much / more d) too / more
g) How __________ times a week do you go to the movies ?
h) How __________ money do you spend on books ? 419. I have a __________ friends
i) There isn't __________ snow on the ground. a) ten b) few c) some d) many e) several
j) I don't like to drink __________ coffee.
l) How __________ cups of tea do I drink everyday ? 420. Some people like to take __________ sugar with tea.
m) There aren't __________ students absent today. a) lot of b) a lot of c) few d) many e) very
403. Complete as sentenças com Few or Little: 421. Would you like some candy ? There is __________ more of it.
a) plenty b) enough c) many d) many a e) lots of
1. ______ students knew how to do the exercise.
2. Some years ago all those patients had ______ chances to survive. 422. "Mary had __________ work to do: __________ dishes to wash,
3. The train leaves in 10 minutes! Hurry up! You have ______ time! __________ clothes to iron, __________ pairs of pie to cook, but just
4. I live in a ______ house not far from here. __________ time to do it all."
5. They started getting rich ______ by ______. a) much - many - a few - a little – much b) few - much - a few - many -
many
404. Complete com a few or a little: c) a little - little - few - a few – much d) much - many - many - many -
little
1. The bottle of wine was almost empty. There was just ______. e) many - many - few - few - many
2. The airport was almost empty. Just ______ people were there.
3. I have ______ good reasons to doubt him. 423. He seems to have __________ money but he lives as a needy man.
4. Please, have ______ patience with her. Don’t you think you are being a) a great deal of b) many c) few d) a lot e) very
______ rude?
5. After drinking ______ glasses of beer he felt ______ dizzy. 424. I like watching this program because it's got __________ advertising
and __________ interruptions.
405. What’s the best alternative for: “I have a _____ friends”? a) a few - little b) little - few c) quite a few - a little d) little - quite a
a) ten b) few c) some d) many little e) few - a few
406. Some people like to take _____ sugar with tea. 425. Pollution is a serious problem. There are __________ trees and
a) lot of b) few c) a lot of d) many __________ fresh air nowadays.
a) lots - few b) much - less c) few - many d) many - fewer
407. Would you like some candy? There’s _____ more of it. e) fewer - less
a) plenty b) enough c) many d) many a
426. The are __________ dangerous drivers in our city.
408. He seems to have _____ money but he lives as a needy man. a) very many of b) a lot of c) a very lot of d) too much of e) very
a) many b) a great deal of c) few d) a lot much of
409. I like watching this program because it’s got _____ advertising and 427. "How much money have you got ?" " __________ ."
_____ interruptions. a) Few b) Not many c) A few d) None
a) a few / little b) quite a few / a little c) few / a few d) little / few
410. She eats _____ bread and drinks _____ coffee but _____ people 428. She eats __________bread and drinks __________ coffee but ______
prefer _____ dangerous calories. people prefer __________ dangerous calories.
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a) many - much - few – much b) much - many - much - little i) The teacher doesn't find __________ mistakes in our tests.
c) much - little - many – few d) little - much - much - few j) She wants a cigarette, but nobody has __________
e) many - many - few - many k) The doctor always gives me __________ medicine for my cough.
429. Yesterday, I bought too __________ milk. 442. Complete com a opção correta:
a) much b) few c) many d) a lot of e) any
1. There’s __________ at the door. (someone / some)
>> Indefinite Pronouns 2. __________ people will arrive here tomorrow. (Some / Someone)
3. Would you lilke to see __________ parts of my stamp collection?
430. (Fuvest 97) Choose another way of saying There isn't anything (somewhere / some)
really like that. 4. She looks hungry. She should eat __________. (some / something)
a) There is nothing really like that. 5. Could you please give me __________ information? (some / something)
b) There aren't many things really like that.
c) There aren't no things really like that. 443. Go away now and come back _____ other day.
d) There is anything hardly really like that. a) some b) something c) anything d) nothing
e) There are a few things really like that.
444. There were _____ thirty-five applicants to the job.
431. (Unitau 95) Assinale a alternativa que corresponde à denominação do a) somebody b) anybody c) some d) sometime
pronome, entre aspas, a seguir:
'Any' day is a good day for walking. 445. _____ had followed Isabella’s steps.
a) adjetivo possessivo b) adjetivo indefinido a) Some b) Anything c) Somewhere d) Nobody
c) adjetivo demonstrativo d) adjetivo relativo
e) adjetivo definido 446. His house is _____ across Park Avenue.
a) something b) No c) Any d) somewhere
432. (Uel 94) Assinale a alternativa que preenche corretamente a lacuna da
frase a seguir: 447. Much to Alexander’s surprise. _____ Had secretly copied his private
"Why didn't you buy that sweater? It was such a good offer!" files from the computer.
"Because I didn't have ... money on me." a) Everything b) somebody c) anything d) someway
a) a b) no c) any d) some e) none
448. _____ must be stamped on his mind: he is so odd today!
433. (Uel 94) Assinale a alternativa que preenche corretamente a lacuna da a) Something b) Some c) Somebody d) Somewhere
frase a seguir:
I don't like to spend my vacation in the country. There isn't ... to do. 449. _____ wanted to ask me a question.
a) some b) much c) many d) nothing e) everything a) Some b) Everybody c) Nowhere d) Any
434. (Vunesp 85) Those organisms pose ... danger to human life. 450. ______ seems to be in order.
a) any b) none c) no d) not e) no one a) Every b) Everything c) Some d) All of them
435. (Vunesp 86) Assinale a alternativa que preenche corretamente o 451. Those organisms pose ______ danger human life.
espaço em branco da sentença abaixo: a) any b) none c) no d) nothing
... said she is right.
a) Somebody b) Anybody c) Anyone 452. He wanted to verify ______ product separatedly.
d) Something e) Anything a) everything b) all of it c) every d) anything
436. (Vunesp 87) Would ... like to hear music tonight? 453. I never have ______ problem with my old car.
a) somebody b) someone c) anything d) anyone a) any b) some c) a lot d) many
e) something
454. I’ve looked for your pen ______ but I couldn’t find it ______.
437. (Uel 97) I will ... longer stand his bad manners. a) somewhere / nowhere b) everything / nowhere
a) no b) very c) too d) much e) many c) anywhere / somewhere d) everywhere / anywhere
438. (Vunesp 97) I have a ... friends. 455. Everybody ______ to be succeded.
a) ten b) few c) some d) many e) several a) want b) wants c) wantes d) to want
439. (Fei 97) Complete o diálogo: 456. The problem was often discussed but ______ solution was ever found.
- Would you like ... apples? a) no b) none c) any d) some
- No, thank you, I don't want ... apple.
- And you? 457. “Percebi algo movendo-se no escuro, mas, quando acendi a luz,
- Yes, I'd like ... . não vi nada lá. Tudo estava no mesmo lugar.” Em inglês, o correto é:
a) some – any – any b) an – any – no c) any – no – some “I noticed ______ moving in the dark but when I turned on the light I didn’t
d) some – any – some e) an – some – any see ______ there. ______ was in its place.”
a) nothing / something / Anything b) anything / nothing / Something
440. Change the following sentences from affirmative to negative form: c) something/ nothing/ Anything d) something / anything / Everything
a) There are some extra chairs in the next room.
b) We see some good shows in New York. 458. Those organisms pose _____ danger to human life.
c) She has some pretty dresses in that store. a) any b) none c) no d) not e) nothing
d) The teacher teaches us some rules of grammar.
e) Isabel learns something in class everyday. 459. _____ said she is right.
f) There is someone behind the door ! a) Somebody b) Anybody c) Anyone d) Something e) Anything
g) Give me some coffee.
h) She needs something or somebody everyday. 460. Mozart never asked _____ how to compose.
a) anyone b) no one c) nobody d) everybody e) none
441. Complete the following sentences with some or any:
461. She has _____ fine flowers in her garden.
a) I don't have __________ money with me. a) any b) not some c) some d) a lot e) nothing
b) I'm sorry, but there isn't __________ more coffee !
c) We have __________ fruits at the breakfast. 462. "Why diddn't you buy that sweater? It was such a good offer!"
d) She never gives the poor dog __________ water to drink. "Because I didn't have _____ money on me."
e) There are __________ famous museums in Washington. a) a b) no c) any d) some e) none
f) I don't have __________ stamps, so I have to go to the post office now.
g) I never have __________ trouble with my car. 463. _____of the lion's friends came to visit him.
h) Please, put __________ water in the vase; the flowers are dying. a) Anybody b) Some c) Much d) Little e) Somebody
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e) the most worse
464. In the sentence "Trees in the tropics don't have rings", the phrase
underlined might be replaced by: 477.Bob Evans, that athletic-looking young man, ran _____ and finally won
a) have no b) has got no c) haven't no d) had no e) hasn't no the race.
a) fast and faster b) faster and fast c) fast and fast
465. A alternativa que corretamente preenche as lacunas I,II e III de: d) faster and faster e) more and more fast
1. I met (I) twenty peo´ple there.
2. I don't have (II) money on me. 478. _____ the child _____ the payment.
3. You have made (III) mistakes, haven't you? a) The eldest / the greater b) Older / greater
é: c) The oldest / the greatest d) The elder / the greatest
I II III e) The elder / the greater
a) some some some
b) some any some 479. Air-jets are much _____. Let's go by car. It's _____.
c) any some any a) slower / quicker b) cheaper / more cheap
d) any some some c) expensive / more cheap d) quicker / more slow
e) any any any e) more expensive / cheaper
466. _____brought _____ books but _____ knows where they are. They 480. "When will you be able to give us _____ information about the crime?"
have disappeared. a) far b) furthest c) farthest d) farther e) further
A alternativa que completa os espaços em branco do trecho acima é:
a) somebody, some, nobody b) something, none, anybody 481. The _____ people know about our private lives, the better.
c) anything, any, something d) anybody, no, everybody a) few b) little c) least d) lest e) less
e) nobody, no, someone
482. Choose the sentence(s) that contains (contain) adjectives in the
467. Choose another way of saying"There isn't anything really like that." comparative form:
a) There is nothing really like that. a) Chris Dawson is a good climber.
b) There aren't many things really like that. b) The mountain air is fresher in winter.
c) There aren't no things really like that. c) He feels cold in the morning.
d) There is anything hardly really like that. d) People in expeditions usually know each other.
e) There are a few things really like that. e) Climbing mountains is more difficult than swimming.
f) He got to the top as fast as Mary.
>> Graus de Adjetivos:
483. (Udesc 96) Choose the correct grammatical answer to complete the
468. The phrase "longer than" is one of the comparative forms of the sentence:
adjective "long". Choose the alternative which has another comparative form I have been studying ... I can to learn English.
and a superlative one: a) as hard as b) so hard as c) as harder as
a) as long / longest b) so much longer / longest d) so harder so e) so hard so
c) as long / the longest d) as long as / longest
e) as long as / the longest 484. (Unitau 95) Assinale a alternativa que corresponde à tradução mais
adequada da forma adjetiva destacada a seguir:
469. Which alternatives contain comparative statements? Literally, thousands of parts are used to make up even the SMALLEST
a) Some dreams arew more mysterious than others. family saloon.
b) Some dreams are as real as life. a) o menor b) o maior c) o pequeno d) o grande e) o amplo
c) Some dreams are longer than others.
d) Freud became famous for studying dreams. 485. (Unitau 95) Assinale a alternativa que corresponde à tradução mais
e) It is clear that some dreams are universal. adequada da expressão, entre aspas, a seguir:
Você é a pessoa 'mais interessante' que já conheci.
470. Riding a horse is not _____ riding a bicycle. a) the more interesting b) the interestinger c) the most interesting
a) so easy as b) easyer than c) more easy than d) the much interesting e) the best interesting
d) the least easy e) so easy so
486. (Fei 95) Indique a palavra que significa mais forte:
471. John: Is Sam from China? a) larger b) clearer c) higher d) better
Hellen: No, he is from Canada. e) stronger
John: Is Canada _____ than China?
Hellen: I don't know. 487. (Cesgranrio 94) The new generation of MT programs is less
a) most large b) large c) largest d) more large e) larger ambitious is an example of comparative form. Mark the item which also
contains a comparative form:
472. Our next examination may be _____ the last one. a) Of the four translations, I like this one best.
a) more bad than b) more worse than c) much bad than b) That young boy behaves the most carelessly of all.
d) worse than e) more badly than c) This is the worst ice cream I've had in a long time.
d) This is the least expensive computer that we have.
473. Mr. Smith: I'm sorry, Mr. Johnson. I believe the candidate you sent us e) The airport is farther than the university.
will not suit our purposes. We need somebody _____ than he.
Mr Johnson: In that case I would suggest Miss Cary. She is definitely 488. (Fuvest 78) Assinale a alternativa que completa corretamente a
the _____ person in our group. sentença:
a) smarter / most intelligent b) smart / intelligent Of all the movies I have seen lately, the one I saw yesterday was ... .
c) smartest / more intelligent d) as smart / as intelligent a) worse b) worst c) the worse
e) as smart as / as intelligent as d) the worst e) the most worse
474. Dadas as afirmações de que o comparativo de superioridade de: 489. (Mackenzie 96) Indicate the alternative that best completes the
1. clever é cleverer 2. much é more 3. many é more following sentences:
Constatamos que está(ão) correta(s): I – Which city is the ... from São Paulo?
a) apenas a afirmação 1 b) apenas a afirmação 2 II – My ... brother works at Mackenzie.
c) apenas a afirmação 3 d) apenas as afirmações 1 e 2 III – Do you need any ... data on that matter?
e) todas as afirmações IV – Which is the ... building in São Paulo?
V – Ribeirão Preto is the city that has the ... problems with pollution in
475. Qual o superlativo de little? Brazil.
a) most little b) littlest c) lesser d) least e) less a) I – furthest; II – elder; III – more; IV – farthest; V – oldest
b) I – further; II – older; III – farther; IV – eldest; V – less
476. Of all the movies I have seen lately the one I saw yesterday was c) I – nearer; II – oldest; III – farthest; IV – longest;
_____. V – least
a) worse b) worst c) the worse d) the worst d) I – nearest; II – elder; III – furthest; IV – eldest;
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V – biggest b) Carol has a Colombian leather beautiful new jacket.
e) I – farthest; II – eldest; III – further; IV – oldest; c) I like tall Brazilian stout charming women.
V – fewest d) She has two chubby 3-year-old mischievous children.
e) Marion has a terrific book in English up-to-date language.
490 (Puccamp 92) Assinale a letra correspondente à alternativa que 507. (Mackenzie 76) She is beautiful, but she is ... her brother.
preenche corretamente as lacunas da frase apresentada: a) most beautiful of b) less beautiful c) as beautiful
Mr. Smith: I'm sorry, Mr. Johnson. I believe the candidate you sent us d) not so beautiful e) not as beautiful as
will not suit our purposes. We need somebody ... than he.
Mr. Johnson: In that case I would suggest Miss Cary. She's definitely 508. (Puc 75) The hole in front of his garage is becoming ... .
the ... person in our group. a) deep and deep b) deeper and deeper
a) smarter – most intelligent b) smart – intelligent c) deep and deeper d) deeper and deepest
c) smartest – more intelligent d) as smart – as intelligent e) deepest and deepest
e) as smart – as intelligent as
509. (Osec 77) Everybody feels ... in spring time.
491. (Puccamp 94) Assinale a letra correspondente à alternativa que a) gooder b) more good c) so good d) better e) as good
preenche corretamente as lacunas da frase apresentada a seguir:
"Did Jerry come to work yesterday?" 510. (Faap 75) Your classroom is not so ... as mine. Mine is the ... in the
"Yes, he did. He arrived ... than his colleagues, but worked the ... so school.
that he got as much done as the others." a) bigger – biggest b) greater – greatest c) great – greater d) large –
"Good. He's a very responsible fellow." largest e) large – more large
a) late – harder b) later – hardest
c) earlier – hard d) early – hardest 511. (En 83) “You look fatter”
e) sooner – harder “That’s because I’ve been eating ... than I used to.”
a) many more b) much more c) a few d) more than e) any more
494. (Uel 94) Assinale a alternativa que preenche corretamente a lacuna da
frase a seguir: 512. (Ciaba 97) Take it easy, John! You need not work so ... .
The more time people spend at an exhibit, ... they learn. a) hardly b) harder c) hard d) hardest e) hardy
a) more b) most c) much d) the more e) the most
>> >> Verbos Seqüenciais (+ING / Base-Form ou TO)
The sooner a man begins to work ... . 513. There must be a better way _____ this.
a) the bad b) the best c) the worst d) the better e) the good a) do b) of do c) to do d) for do e) we do
496. (Vunesp 83) Life in New York City is sometimes ... harder than in any 514. Before _____ sent to prison, the thief will be given the right to defend
other town in the world. himself.
a) very b) much c) many d) so e) as a) being b) be c) to be d) he will be e) he has been
497. (Vunesp 85) Our next examination may be ... the last one. 515. Most people cannot learn verbs without _____ them.
a) more bad than b) more worse than c) much bad than d) a) to study b) studying c) study d) studied e) studies
worse than e) more badly than
516. (Ita 95) Without fear of be happy (Sem medo de ser feliz) é o título,
498. (Vunesp 87) Peter's house is ... mine. em inglês, que um periódico paulista atribuiu ao livro do jornalista
a) larger as b) most larger than c) larger than americano Ken Silverstein sobre a campanha de Lula à Presidência da
d) so large than e) more large than República em 1989. Examinando o título, você diria que:
a) Está estruturalmente correto.
499. (Vunesp 88) He is ... boy in town. b) Deveria ser: "Without Fear of Been Happy"
a) so rich b) richer c) the richest d) richest c) Deveria ser: "Without Fear of to Be Happy"
e) the most rich d) Deveria ser: "Without Fear of Being Happy"
e) Deveria ser: "Without Fear to Be Happy"
500. (Uel 97) I firmly believe that the tougher the laws, ... the criminal rate.
a) the lowest b) lowest c) the lower d) lower e) low 517. (Ita 95) A lacuna da sentença abaixo deve ser preenchida por:
Astronomers are used ... all kinds of wild things in outer space.
501. (Vunesp 98) This hill is ... than I thought it was. a) find b) to find c) finding d) to finding e) found
a) more lower b) lowest c) lower d) more low e) more high
518. (Uel 96) Nesta questão uma certa situação é sugerida. Assinale a
502. (Mackenzie 97) Indicate the alternative that best completes the alternativa mais adequada para a situação:
following sentence: – How about having a party soon?
His salary as a pilot is much higher ... . – ... .
a) in comparison of teachers b) to compare as a teacher's c) than that of a) Yes, sure b) I bet he doesn't
a teacher c) It won't last d) I never do
d) than of teachers' e) than a teacher e) We aren't in it at all
503. (Ufrs 97) The word that does not form the comparative in the same 519. (Vunesp 85) Assinale a alternativa que preenche corretamente a
way as large or short is: sentença a seguir:
a) bad b) sad c) glad d) great e) late Most people cannot learn verbs without ... them.
a) to study b) studying c) study
504. (Fei 97) Complete: d) studied e) studies
John is ... than the other students in his classroom, but he is the ... .
a) younger – most intelligent b) younger – more intelligent 520. (Personal 99) Assinale a alternativa que preenche corretamente a
c) more young – intelligentest d) most young – more intelligent sentença a seguir:
e) more young – most intelligent Nothing can be done except ... the results of the exam.
a) to waiting b) waits c) to wait d) wait e) waiting
a) That is a five-storey building. 521. (Uel 94) Assinale a alternativa que preenche corretamente a lacuna da
b) That is a building five storeys. frase abaixo:
c) That is a five-storeys building. He stopped ... only after the doctor said he was going to die.
d) That storey building is five. a) drank b) drink c) drinks d) drinking e) to drink
e) That building storey is five.
522. (Vunesp 90) Both Mary and Roger enjoy ... tennis.
506. (Personal 00) Mark the alternative which contains the correct sentence a) plays b) play c) to playing d) playing e) played
of the adjectives:
a) My brother bought a comfortable big American car. 523. (Mackenzie 96) Indicate the correct alternative:
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I had hoped ... my letter. 538. Our neighbor threatened _______________ the police if we didn’t
a) her answer b) her answering c) that she answer stop the noise.
d) that she would answer e) to her answer a) to call b) calling c) call d) called e) calls
524. (Ita 95) A melhor forma de concluir a sentença a seguir é: 539. Hurry up ! I don’t want to risk _______________ the train.
Although personal appearance is of great importance when going to a) miss b) missing c) to miss d) missed e) misses
an interview for a job, the candidate should be careful … .
a) to not overdress b) to do not overdress 540. I’m still looking for a job but I hope _______________ something
c) not to overdress d) do not overdress soon.
e) not overdress a) to find b) finding c) find d) finds e) found
525. (Ita 96) Leia a frase e preencha a lacuna: 541. From the question 1 to 8, give the correct verbal forms of the verbs
By signing below, I ask that an account … opened for me and Card(s) between brackets, according to the instructions:
issued as I request, and that you renew and replace them until I cancel.
a) to be b) are c) is d) will be e) be 1) My uncle has died. I regret ______________ (say) it to you.
2) There is a hurricane coming towards our city and my father doesn’t know
526. (Fei 96) I regretted answering like that. I was sorry … so. it. I regret ______________ (say) it to him.
a) to have done b) in doing c) to do 3) I was used to walking by here when I was a child. Nowadays I have
d) to be doing e) for do stopped ______________ (walk) by this place because it’s very dangerous.
4) Stop ______________ (think) about it and you will get to a good
527. (Fei 96) Excuse my interrupting you. conclusion.
Excuse … you. 5) Fred! Remember ______________ (lock) the door before going out !
a) me to interrupt b) me for interrupt 6) Wow, what a relief ! I have just remembered ______________ (lock) my
c) me for interrupting d) me in interrupting house door.
e) me to interrupting 7) Stop ______________ (walk) now ! it’s the police !
8) I need to stop ______________ (think) about my son: he’s been strange
528. (Fei 96) Assinale a alternativa correta: and needs my help !
Would you mind coming with me? I’d like … .
a) you to come b) to come c) coming 542. We enjoy _____.
d) you coming e) you come a) telling jokes b) play cards c) practice sports
d) go parties e) buy clothes
529. (Uel 97) The best time … an international call is between 11 p.m. and 8
a.m. 543. John denied _____ her before.
a) you for to make b) for you make a) have seen b) having seen c) having seening
c) that you to make d) that to make you d) have seeing e) to have seen
e) for you to make
544. He stopped _____ only after the doctor said he was going to die.
530. (Mackenzie 97) Indicate the alternative that best completes the a) drank b) drink c) drinks d) drinking e) to drink
following sentence:
The teacher mentioned some changes that we can expect … by the 545. A alternativa que preenche corretamente as lacunas I, II e III de:
year 2000. 1. I can hardly avoid (I) her.
a) have been taking place b) to take place 2. She felt like (II).
c) to have taken place d) taking place 3. He denied (III) anything about their plans. é:
e) have had taken place
I II III
531. USING A GERUND CONSTRUCTION, COMPLETE THE a) meeting crying knowing
FOLLOWING SENTENCES IN YOUR OWN WORDS (SEE THE b) meeting to cry knowing
PATTERN): c) to meet to cry to know
a) She is not interested in LEARNING to speak English. d) to meet crying to know
b) We both enjoy _____________________________ e) meeting crying to know
c) He has no intention of _______________________
d) We congratulated him on _____________________ 546. A alternativa que preenche corretamente as lacunas I, II e III de:
e) Do you mind _______________________________ 1. I like (I).
f) Mark is tired of ______________________________ 2. I’ve enjoyed (II) to you about old times.
g) He left suddenly without ______________________ 3. This story is worth (III). é:
h) Thank you for ______________________________
i) Darah insisted upon __________________________ I II III
j) That poor man couldn’t afford ___________________
a) to swim to talk to read
k) Suddenly, Charles and Deborah stopped __________
b) swimming to talk reading
l) Evandro hasn’t had any experience in _____________
m) He can’t blame for ___________________________ c) to swim talking to read
n) They are thinking of ___________________________ d) swimming talking reading
e) to swim to talk reading
532. When I’m tired, I enjoy _______________ television. It’s relaxing.
a) watch b) watched c) watching d) watches e) to watching 547. I can’t keep myself from _________ chocolate. I just can’t help
_________ a large bar sometimes.
533. It was a nice day, so we decided _______________ for a walk. a) eating – buying b) eat – buy c) eating – to buy d) to eat – to buy
a) go b) to go c) went d) going e) goes e) eat – buying
534. It is a nice day. Does anyone fancy _______________ for a walk ? 548. He was really proud of ________ there among so many bright minds.
a) go b) to go c) went d) going e) goes He had been used to ________ alone before ________ to his research
center in California.
535. I’m not in a hurry. I don’t mind __________ . a) been / working / come b) to be / worked / come
a) waited b) waits c) wait d) to wait e) waiting c) being / worked / to come
d) being / working / coming
536. They don’t have much money. They cannot afford ___ out very often.
a) go b) to go c) went d) going e) goes >> Question – Tags:
537. I wish that dog stopped _______________. I want nobody look at me. 549. Add the correct question tag to the following sentences:
a) bark b) barks c) barked d) to bark e) barking 1) She goes shopping everyday, ______________ ?
2) He has been studying English a long time, ________ ?
3) He is a good student, _________________ ?
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4) She plays piano very well, _________________ ?
5) She can play the guitar very well, _____________ ? 559. (Personal 02) Em qual das alternativas abaixo a question tag está
6) You played tennis yesterday, _________________ ? errada:
7) The traffic will be heavy today, __________________ ? a) Let’s go to a disco, shall we?
8) I have read several books about chemistry, ___________ ? b) Do the exercises, will you?
9) Martha hadn’t cooked our dinner when we arrived, c) Mariah put the book on the armchair, doesn’t she?
________________ ? d) Let me go with you, shall I?
10) She doesn’t like to study Chinese, _____________ ? e) The teacher came to help us, didn’t she?
11) You won’t mention this to anyone, _____________ ?
12) The traffic today isn’t very heavy, _____________ ? 560. (Personal 99) Roy read the newspaper yesterday morning before his
13) This box wasn’t heavy yesterday, _____________ ? father, … ?
14) They went there by plane, ____________________ ? a) didn’t he b) doesn’t he c) is he
15) She didn’t say anything to you, ______________ ? d) did he e) does he
16) He won’t be back before noon, _____________ ?
17) The bus doesn’t stop near here, ______________ ? 561. (Ita 84) Michiko and Yamashiro are not Japanese, … ?
18) He wasn’t driving fast at that time, _____________ ? a) are b) aren’t they c) aren’t them d) are they e) are they not
19) You wrote these letters, ____________________ ?
20) I haven’t paid you yet, ____________________ ? 562. (Ita 85) You know you have to study more, … ?
21) Helen isn’t going with you, __________________ ? a) do you? b) don’t you? c) do you not?
22) Charles hadn’t won the game, _______________ ? d) not know? e) not you know?
23) He can’t speak Italian, ____________________ ?
24) George left class early today, _______________ ? 563. (En 89) Mark the correct alternative:
25) She has never gotten to speak to you, _________ ? The cheque of the customer had not been returned,… ?
26) Today is Wednesday, _________________ ? a) hadn’t it b) does it c) hasn’t it d) did it e) had it
27) You were absent yesterday, ________________ ?
28) Donald lives in Brooklyn, ____________________ ? 564. (Afa 97) We can’t do without him, … ?
29) They will order a salad, ____________________ ? a) can us b) can we c) can ours d) can’t he
30) The telephone is ringing, ____________________ ?
31) There is someone at the door, _______________ ? 565.. He doesn’t study here, ________he?
32) He never comes to class on time, _____________ ? a) doesn’t b) do c) did d) does e) don’t
33) She can speak French well, _________________ ?
34) Joanna says that she is all right, _____________ ? 566.. She’d never talked to you before, ________?
35) Helen spends a lot of money, ________________ ? a) did she b) had she c) didn’t she d) hadn’t she
36) She has hardly studied to succeed in the tests, e) would she
_______________ ?
37) He sits in the front row, ____________________ ? 567.. Your grandchildren live in China, ________?
38) The mason is building the house, ______________? a) doesn’t it b) don’t they c) doesn’t he d) does she
39) I have private dance classes twice a week, e) do them
__________________?
40) She is making good progress in German, ______ ? 568. They offered us a lovely tea, ________?
a) offered they b) did they c) offered not they d) didn’t they e) didn’t
550. (Fmtm 98) You can sing well, … ? they offer
a) didn’t you b) can’t you c) don’t you
d) doesn’t you e) couldn’t you 569.. That is the post office across the street, ________?
a) it isn’t b) isn’t it c) that is d) is that e) isn’t that
551. (Uel 95) He hasn’t seen you lately, … ?
a) has he b) is it c) have you 570. I’m happy, ________?
d) have we e) haven’t you a) aren’t you b) am I c) are you d) aren’t I e) am not I
552. (Unitau 95) Assinale a alternativa que corresponde à seqüência de 571. Let’s not get sentimental, ________?
question tags adequadas para completar as frases a seguir: a) do we b) let us c) will you d) shall we e) won’t we
1. He isn’t at home, … ? 2. That will happen, … ?
3. She hasn’t a cue, … ? 4. It rains a lot, … ? 572. Do me a favor, ________?
a) isn’t he; won’t it; has he; doesn’t it a) will you b) don’t you c) are you d) does it e) isn’t it
b) is it; will it; does she; has it
c) isn’t he; will it; has she; hasn’t it 573. “Bring me a glass of water, will you?” expresses:
d) is he; won’t it; has she; doesn’t it a) polite request b) offer c) command d) suggestion e) permission
e) isn’t he; won’t he; has she; does it
>> If – Clauses
553. (Fuvest 78) Assinale a alternativa correta:
He doesn’t study here, … he? 574. (Mackenzie 96) Indicate the alternative that best completes the
a) doesn’t b) do c) did d) does e) don’t sentence below:
If you had taken my advice, you … .
554. (Vunesp 87) Assinale a alternativa que completa corretamente a a) would learned the lesson
sentença abaixo: b) would have learnt the lesson
Your name is Mary, … ? c) should learned the lesson
a) isn’t you b) isn’t it c) aren’t it d) aren’t you e) isn’t he d) would learn the lesson
e) should understand the lesson
555. (Vunesp 88) Politics is a science, … ?
a) weren’t they b) isn’t it c) wouldn’t he d) wasn’t it 575. (Fuvest 97) Considere a imagem a seguir:
e) won’t they
556. (Fei 97) He’ll be back soon, … ?

a) will he b) doesn’t he c) shall he d) won’t he e) couldn’t he
557. (Fuvest 98) Escolha a question tag correta para I knew I would be a
scientist.
a) didn’t I? b) wasn’t I? c) won’t I?
d) don’t I? e) would I?
558.(Udesc 97) The sun shone the whole day, … it?

a) is b) did c) doesn’t d) didn’t e) isn’t
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– Qual seria o correspondente, no passado, de if I ever catch ... I’ll wash – Os termos que melhor preenchem as lacunas I, II, III e IV são:
…? a) were (I), would (II), were (III), had (IV).
a) If I ever were to catch – I’ll wash. b) If I ever caught – I’d wash. b) was (I), would (II), was (III), would not (IV).
c) If I ever would catch – I washed. d) If I ever caught – I’d have c) were (I), had (II), were (III), had not (IV).
washed. d) was (I), could (II), was (III), would not (IV).
e) If I had ever caught – I would wash. e) were (I), would (II), were (III), would (IV).
576. (Uel 95) Assinale a alternativa que completa corretamente a sentença 587. (Ufrs 96) The alternative that does not finish the sentence If it rains
abaixo: we … correctly is:
If you don’t go, … very angry. a) couldn’t go out. b) won’t go out.
a) I feel b) I am c) I was d) I’ll be e) I have been c) mustn’t go out. d) shouldn’t go out. e) can’t go out.
577. (Vunesp 93) Assinale a alternativa que completa corretamente a 588. (Personal 00) Had they studied hard, they … .
sentença abaixo: a) would pass b) wouldn’t have passed
I did not think she … come. c) would have passed d) would have passb
a) was b) were c) would d) don’t e) doesn’t e) would haven’t passed
578. (Fei 95) Em If there were no cracks glass would be stronger than 589. Supply the form of the verb in parentheses to make FUTURE –
steel, a forma verbal would be, significa: POSSIBLE conditions:
a) será b) foi c) seria d) teria sido e) é 1) If John studies hard, he ____________________ (get) a good grade.
2) If I finish my work in time, I ____________________ (go) to the ball
579. (Vunesp 91) Assinale a alternativa que preenche corretamente a game.
sentença abaixo: 3) If I see Henry, I ____________________ (give) him the message.
If he put it this way, everybody … with him. 4) If he works hard, he __________ naturally __________ (succeed).
a) would agree b) should have agreed 5) If you don’t hurry, we ____________________ (be) late for class.
c) will agree d) agreeded 6) If he tries again, I am sure he ____________________ (find) a very
e) would has agreed good job.
580. (Puccamp 94) Assinale a letra correspondente à alternativa que 590. If he fails the test, he ____________________ (have) to repeat the
preenche corretamente as lacunas da frase apresentada: course.
– “Frederick, what’s the matter with you? This is the third assignment a) would have b) have c) haves d) will have e) have to
you haven’t turned in!”
“I know, Mr. Dwarf. I would have turned them in … but I’ve been 591. If the weather is nice tomorrow, I ____________________ (go) to the
extremely busy.” beach.
– “But that’s no excuse. You must understand that I’ll have to fail you a) am go b) going c) will go d) would go e) went
if you don’t complete your requirements.”
– “Yes, I know. I’ll try to catch up.” 592. If he arrives on time, I ____________________ (speak) with him.
a) when I have time b) if I had time a) will speak b) speaks c) spoke d) spoken e) would speak
c) if I had had time d) if I will have time
e) when I would have time 593. If I arrive tomorrow, I ____________________ (go) shopping with you.
a) am go b) going c) will go d) would go e) went
581. (Cesgranrio 91) Mark the item that shows the correct ending to the
following sentence If the process happens each time we eat sugar, we … 594. If I ____________________ (find) the book, I will give it to you.
. a) will find b) am go to find c) find d) finds e) found
a) will have dental problems
b) would have dental problems 595. If the weather ____________________ (be) warm, we will go to the
c) would have had dental problems park tomorrow.
d) could have dental problems a) will be b) are c) is d) would be e) was
e) may have had dental problems
596. If you ___________ (turn) out the light, we will be in the dark.
582. (Fei 96) Complete the sentence bellow: a) turn b) will turn c) would turn d) turned e) turns
I don’t think the windows need cleaning. They don’t need …
a) to clean. b) to be clean. c) to be cleaning. 597. If you ________(save) your money, you will be able to go on a
d) to be cleaned. e) to cleaning. vacation.
a) save b) will save c) would save d) saved e) saves
583. (Mackenzie 97) Choose the correct alternative to complete the
following sentence: 598. If you ________ (drive) slowly, you won’t have any accidents.
He might have done it. So, … a) will drive b) drive c) would drive d) drove e) drived
a) he was permitted to do it.
b) we don’t know whether he did it or not. 599. If you ____________________ (go) to Mexico, you will be able to
c) he didn’t do it. d) he did it. e) he wasn’t able to do it. practice your Spanish.
a) gone b) went c) would go d) will go e) go
584. (Ita 98) Leia a seguir o comentário publicado pela revista
NEWSWEEK: 600. If the train ____________________ (be) late, we won’t be able to see
He had lots of German in him. Some Irish. But no Jew. I think that if he them.
(I) a little Jew he (II) it out. a) be b) are c) was d) is e) been
(Singer Courtney Love, on the suicide of her rock-star husband, Kurt
Cobain.) 601. If you _______(study) hard, you can easily pass your examinations.
– As lacunas (I) e (II) do comentário anterior devem ser preenchidas, a) study b) studied c) will study d) would study e) to study
respectivamente, por:
a) I – had had, II – would have stuck 602. If he fails the test, he __________________ to repeat the course.
b) I – has had, II – would stick a) would have b) can to have c) cans d) can have e) have to
c) I – have had, II – had had stuck
d) I – had had, II – had stuck 603. If the weather is nice tomorrow, I _______________ to the beach.
e) I – had, II – would stuck a) am go b) going c) may go d) would go e) might go
585. (Pucpr 96) If I won a lottery I … around the world. 604. If he arrives on time, I ____________________ with him.
a) travel b) traveled c) will travel d) would travel e) am traveling a) can speak b) speaks c) spoke d) can spoken e) would speak
586. (Ita 97) Observe o diálogo abaixo: 605. If I arrive tomorrow, I ____________________ shopping with you.
Lady Astor MP: If you (I) my husband I (II) poison your coffee. a) am go b) going c) must go d) would go e) must went
Churchill: If you (III) my wife I (IV) drink it.
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606. If I ____________________ the book, I can give it to you.
a) find b) am go to find c) find d) can finds e) found 629. If you _________ (save) your money, you might go on a vacation.
a) save b) will save c) would save d) saved e) saves
607. If the weather ____________________ warm, we can go to the park
tomorrow. 630. Match the two columns to make correct sentences:
a) can is b) are c) is d) would be e) was
1. If you say that again, ( ) she would be very angry.
608. If you ____________________ out the light, we can be in the dark. 2. If we were shipwrecked, ( ) it will explode.
a) turn b) will turn c) would turn d) turned 3. If you went to London, ( ) I would try to save you.
e) turns 4. If someone robbed her, ( ) I’ll hit you.
5. If you touch that bomb, ( ) You’d see many bridges.
609. If you _______________ your money, you may go on a vacation.
a) save b) will save c) would save d) saved e) saves 631. I wouldn’t have got wet if I ____________________ a raincoat.
a) had weared b) weared c) had worn d) worn e) wore
610. If he prepared his homework every night, he _________________
better grades. 632. If Mogli ____________________ more, he would have gotten a better
a) got b) gotten c) get d) gets e) would get grade.
a) studied b) studies c) study d) would study e) had studied
611. If I ____________________ an automobile, I would take a trip to
California. 633. If I _________________ your message, I would have come here.
a) own b) owns c) would own d) owned e) owning a) would receive b) had received c) will receive d) can receive
e) receive
612. If she ______________ harder, she would probably get a better salary.
a) worked b) work c) works d) would work e) to work 634. If you ____________________ (tell) her the truth, perhaps she
wouldn’t have been so angry.
613. If I ____________________ how to drive, I would buy a car. a) telled b) told c) tell d) have told e) had told
a) know b) knew c) knows d) to know e) knowing
635. If I ____________________ (have) the time yesterday, I would
614. If he ____________________ more grammar, he would make fewer have gone shopping with you.
mistakes. a) had had b) had have c) have had d) have have e) had
a) studies b) study c) studied d) to study e) studying
636. If I ____________________ this advertisement, I would have
615. If he __________ not __________ so much time in class, he would looked for this job two weeks ago.
make better progress. a) read b) readed c) have read d) had read e) has read
a) would / waste b) did / waste c) did not / waste d) did / wasted
e) would not / wasted 637. If Sheila ____________________ more careful, she wouldn’t have
broken her statue.
616. If we ____________________ right away, we could be there a) be b) was c) is d) had been e) can be
in two hours.
a) leave b) leaves c) left d) to leave e) leaving 638. If he had failed the test, he _______________ to repeat the course.
a) will have b) can to have c) cans d) could have
617. If you ____________________ the noon train, you would get there e) could have had
about four o’clock.
a) taked b) taken c) take d) took e) takes 639. If the weather had been nice yesterday, I _________ to the beach.
a) am go b) going c) may go d) could have gone e) might go
618. If I __________ not __________ to work today, I would go to the beach
with you. 640. If he had arrived on time, I ____________________ with him.
a) did not / have b) did not / had c) did / have d) did / had a) can speak b) speaks c) might have spoken d) can spoken
e) do / have e) would speak
619. If I ____________________ you, I wouldn’t mention it to her. 641. If I had arrived yesterday, I _______________ shopping with you.
a) would be b) be c) were d) been e) had been a) am go b) going c) must go d) could have gone e) must went
620. If George were here with us, I _____________________ more 642. If I ____________________ the book, I could have given it to you.
comfortable. a) find b) am go to find c) had found d) can finds e) found
a) feel b) felt c) fallen d) fall e) would feel
643. If the weather ____________________ warm, we would have gone to
621. If Isis _______________________ here, she would buy five cars. the park tomorrow.
a) would be b) be c) were d) been e) had been a) can is b) are c) had been d) would be e) was
622. If he failed the test, he ____________________ (have) to repeat the 644. If you ___________ out the light, we might have been in the dark.
course. a) had turned b) will turn c) would turn d) turned e) turns
a) will have b) can to have c) cans d) could have e) have to
645. If you ________ your money, you might have gone on a vacation.
623. If the weather were nice tomorrow, I _________ (go) to the beach. a) save b) will save c) would save d) had saved e) saves
a) am go b) going c) may go d) can go e) might go
>> When-clauses:
624. If he arrived on time, I ____________________ (speak) with him.
a) can speak b) speaks c) spoke d) can spoken e) could speak 646. “What ________ to do when you getr to Rio?” “I don’t Know yet.”
a) are you going b) were you c) did you d) do you e) you go
625. If I arrived today, I _________________ (go) shopping with you.
a) am go b) going c) must go d) could go e) must went 647. When your father ________, he will be tired.
a) is arriving b) arrives c) will ariive d) arrived e) has arrived
626. If I ____________________ (find) the book, I could give it to you.
a) find b) am go to find c) find d) can finds e) found 648. As soon as you ________ ready, we will go downtown.
a) will be b) was c) shall be d) are e) be
627. If the weather ____________________ (be) warm, we might go to the
park tomorrow. 649. I ________ you as soon as my work ________.
a) can is b) were c) is d) would be e) are a) will call / is finished b) called / will finish c) was calling / is finished
d) had called / finishes e) have called / finish
628. If you _____________ (turn) out the light, we could be in the dark.
a) turn b) will turn c) would turn d) turned e) turns >> Adverbs
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– Yes, I’ve … done it.
650. (Vunesp 95) Complete: a) still b) yet c) already d) ever e) não sei
This boat is … small that we can’t all get in.
a) very b) so c) many d) much e) then 663. (Faap 75) … he was waiting for the news, he looked very angry.
a) If b) While c) Why d) Since e) How
651. (Cesgranrio 95) LITTLE is used in There is still very little known 664. (Fei 94) Qual das palavras a seguir significa brevemente?
about compulsive spenders. Check the item in which it must also be used a) now b) so c) also d) however e) soon
to complete the sentence meaningfully:
a) … people claim they don’t like to go shopping. 665. (Vunesp 98) Assinale a alternativa correta:
b) Many adults are compulsive spenders, but very … children suffer from They are going to work again … .
this obsession. a) yesterday b) later c) last year
c) Researchers are willing to spend … thousand dollars to find out more d) last month e) last week
about compulsive shopping.
d) As the famous psychiatrist was talking about compulsive shoppers, the 666. Escolha dentre os advérbios do quadro aquele que completa
audience interrupted very … . corretamente cada uma das frases a seguir. Use cada advérbio apenas
e) Apparently, changes in the treatment recommended to obsessive uma vez.
shoppers were very … . SOON STILL LATELY NEVER OFTEN
SELDOM SLOWLY FAST YET EVER
652. (Fuvest 79) Marque a alternativa que completa corretamente a
sentença abaixo: a) There have been a lot of racial conflicts ________________
It’s … difficult to find … a good wine. b) They haven’t been to Bulgaria ________________
a) so – such b) such – so c) such – such c) Cultural differences ________________ keep people apart nowadays.
d) so – so e) such a – so d) Alice has ________________ got herself into trouble.
e) He ________________ shook his head from side to side.
653. (Fuvest 79) Assinale a alternativa de significado equivalente à palavra f) Don’t worry about Janice. She will be here ________________.
entre aspas: g) Fred is ________________ complkaining about his teachers.
He was ‘fast’ asleep. h) Rosana ________________ thinks about her future.
a) almost b) quickly c) sound d) very e) nearly i) That car really goes ________________.
j) I have ________________ lived in São Paulo and decided never to
654. (Mackenzie 97) Indicate the alternative that best completes the move.
following sentence.
We’re having … beautiful weather everybody … . 667. The plane landed very ________________, as if it were very light.
a) so – can relax b) such a – wants to go out on the weekends a) seldom b) slowly c) once d) lately e) always
c) so – likes it d) such a – have been having fun
e) such – feels good 668. Common gestures mean ________________ different things in
different cultures.
655 (Ita 95) O termo seldom, entre aspas no trecho adiante, poderia ser a) surprisingly b) very surprise c) often surprise d) fast surprisingly
substituído por: e) soon surprise
As an American Express Card member, you will enjoy a relationship
with us that goes beyond the ordinary. You will be treated as a 669. This machine is to be operated very carefully. Operated wrongly
MEMBER, not a number. And you will receive the respect and ________________ may damage it ________________ seriously.
recognition ‘seldom’ found today. a) often / serious b) never / serious c) otherwise / seriously
a) occasionally b) rarely c) often d) usually e) always d) well / still e) otherwise / yet
656 (Uel 96) In the text bellow, the word nearly means: 670. When a man ________________ strokes his cheek with one hand he
After 20 years of scientific advances, ‘nearly’ three out of four infertile is ________________ referring to a beautiful girl.
couples seeking medical assistance to have a child still go home to an a) gently / certain b) gentle / certainly c) gentle / never
empty crib. d) gently / often e) gently / lately
a) almost b) hardly c) close d) far e) over
671. – Hi, Gerald! How do you feel ________________ ?
657. (Vunesp 90) Assinale a alternativa que completa corretamente o a) never b) often c) once d) yet e) today
espaço em branco abaixo:
The sun … rises in the west. 672. He said _______, “wait for her, she will come bak _________.”
a) always b) never c) often d) sometimes e) usually a) kindly / lately b) gentle / very late c) gently / very soon
d) quiet / very late e) quietly / lately
658. (Ufrs 96) Gradually and powerfully are adverbs formed from the
adjectives gradual + ly and powerful + ly, respectively. Other adjectives 673. – Hasn’t he corrected the exercises ________________ ?
can take the same suffix to form adverbs, in the same way, except: - No, not ________________ .
a) historic b) usual c) wild d) abrupt e) intelligent a) yet / yet b) yet / already c) already / never d) already / ever
e) ever / yet
659. (Mackenzie 96) Choose the correct alternative to complete the
sentence: 674. Are you ________________
Mr. Myers told me he will leave … . a) definitely leaving for Spain next week ?
a) by train; for Paris; at 8 o’clock; next week. b) leaving definitely next week for Spain ?
b) for Paris; at 8 o’clock; next week; by train. c) next week leaving definitely for Spain ?
c) next week; at 8 o’clock; by train; for Paris. d) leaving next week definitely for Spain ?
d) at 8 o’clock; next week; for Paris; by train. e) leaving next week for Spain definitely ?
e) for Paris; by train; at 8 o’clock; next week.
675. Has that old lady ________________
660. (Fuvest 77) Qual destas alternativas só contém expressões que a) been ever told about good manners ?
indicam tempo: b) ever been told about good manners ?
a) suddenly, at the same moment, through, just in time. c) been told ever about good manners ?
b) just, suddenly, apparently, all her life. d) ever been about good manners told ?
c) just, after, all, then. e) told been ever about good manners ?
d) any more, apparently, at the same moment.
e) right now, all her life, at the same moment, then. 676. Nora’s husband is _____ mean _____ he never gives anything to
anybody.
661. (Puc 76) The manager had … left when I arrived. a) enough / that b) hardly / so c) perhaps / that d) so / that
a) since b) already c) yet d) still e) until e) that / so
662. (Mackenzie 76) Complete: 677. You won’t convince me of your intentions ________________ hard you
– Have you finished your book yet? try.
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a) whenever b) whatever c) whoever d) wherever e) however c) who – that – which – whose – whom
d) who – that – whose – which – whom
>> Relative pronouns: e) who – that – which – of which – who
678. (Unitau 95) Assinale a alternativa que corresponde ao referente do 690. (Personal 00) O pronome ... completa corretamente a sentença abaixo
pronome relativo sublinhado a seguir: e, sintaticamente, é classificado como ...
Both research and commercial perspectives are considered, making A coward is one … thinks with his legs every time he is in danger.
the event essential for all researchers, designers and manufacturers a) who – objeto b) who – sujeito c) whom – sujeito
who need to keep abreast of developments in HCI. d) that – objeto e) which – sujeito
a) research and commercial perspectives
b) developments in HCI 691. That is the one ______ I always use.
c) interface design, user modeling, tools, hypertext, CSCW, and a) whose b) who c) what d) which e) whom
programming
d) recent trends and issues 692. Aids, ______ is killing thousands of people all over the world, is a
e) all researchers, designers and manufacturers terrifying disease.
a) which b) that c) whose d) what e) who
679. (Personal 02) The firemen, … saved the little girl from the fire, are
local heroes. 693. Here is a book ______ is very helpful in your studies.
a) who b) that c) whom d) which e) a e b estão corretas a) who b) which c) whom d) what e) whose
680. (Cesgranrio 94) WHERE in They are limited to texts where the 694. The writer, ______ works are about scientific fiction, deserves his
possibilities of linguistic error are minimal could be replaced by… . popularity.
a) that b) which c) whose d) in which e) whereby a) who b) which c) that d) whose e) whom
681. (Vunesp 90) The doctor to … Mrs. Jones went told her to eat less. 695. Jim decided to marry my sister, ______ may be a good thing for him.
a) where b) what c) whose d) who e) whom a) who b) whom c) what d) which e) whose
682. (Vunesp 86) That is the one … I always use. 696. “The bacteria that cause cholera are part of nature’s system.” Nesta
a) whose b) who c) what d) which e) whom frase, o pronome ______ pode substituir “that”, que é relativo à /ao ______.
a) whose / cholera b) which / bacteria c) whom / cholera
683. (Cesgranrio 91) In the sentence This same syndrome is reflected in d) which / nature e) who / system
the models who are shown in current advertising the relative pronoun
WHO could be replaced by THAT. The item in which the relative WHO could 697. My youngest sister, ______ is also my favourite, got married at
NOT be replaced by THAT is: eighteen.
a) Journalists who also write ads earn a lot of money. a) how b) whom c) what d) who e) that
b) The girl recognized the man who had committed the crime.
c) The salesgirl told the manager who had stolen the dress. 698. Na 26egative “Who apparently was not used to all this traddic”,
d) Some advertisements show models who are quite exotic-looking. podemos substituir who pelo equivalente:
e) One of the boys who visited us yesterday is a model. a) which b) she c) whom d) that e) whose
684.(Pucpr 97) Insert the appropriate relative pronoun: 699. Qual palavra pode ser omitida da frase “I think that young children
a) Gossips, to … you should pay no attention, is a bad thing. often appreciate modern pictures better than anyone else”, sem afetar seu
b) Dr. Smith, … car is outside, has come to see a patient. sentido geral?
– My friend Jack, … is in hospital, is very ill. a) that b) children c) appreciate d) better
– This is my Uncle John, … you have heard so much about.
a) which, whose, who, whom b) that, whose, whom, which 700. Assinale a alternativa que preenche as lacunas I, II e III
c) which, whom, that, who d) whom, whose, that, whom respectivamente:
e) that, whom, who, which 1. The girl to (I) I spoke is your classmate.
2. That is the teacher (II) car was stolen.
685. (Pucpr 96) Fill in with a relative pronoun: 3. The room (III) window is broken will be cleaned tomorrow.
The flower exhibit … was held in the Botanical Garden in Curitiba, last
September, showed beautiful orchids from all over the world. I II III
– Mark the correct option: a) who that which
a) that b) whose c) whom d) where e) who b) who whose whose
c) whom which that
686. (Mackenzie 97) Os períodos simples provenientes do composto She d) who which that
was a girl whom it was difficult to know well são: e) whom whose whose
a) She was a girl. Whom it was difficult to know well.
b) She was a girl. It was difficult to know her well. 701. Fill in the blanks with WHO, WHOM, WHICH or WHOSE. Some blanks
c) She who was a girl. It was difficult to know well. may accept more than a correct answer !!!
d) She was a difficult girl. It was difficult to know well.
a) The boy _____ is with him is his son.
e) She was a girl. It was difficult to know whom well.
b) The chairs _____ arrived are not the right ones.
687. (Fei 97) My neighbor, … is very beautiful, was here this morning. c) Is this the book _____ you need ?
a) which b) whose c) who d) when e) what d) The book _____ owner is my father I read last night.
e) She is the girl _____ / _____ I saw at the party last night.
688. (Cesgranrio 97) Mark the sentence that can only be completed with f) This the kind of exercise _____ I like best.
WHOSE, the relative pronoun: g) Both trips _____ we took to Mexico were interesting.
a) This is Patricia, … sister you met last week. h) The girls _____ are in my English are all good students.
b) One should be loyal to … one is married.
i) The teacher _____ / _____ I like best is Miss Smith.
c) She’s married to a doctor of … you have heard.
d) AIDS, … kills thousands of people, hasn’t been wiped out. j) Our teacher, _____ is an American , naturally speaks English perfectly.
e) I don’t like people … lose their tempers easily. k) It was George _____ telephoned you.
l) The movie _____ we saw last night was not good.
689. (Personal 00) Complete: m) He is the salesman _____ sold me the merchandise.
– Henry is a scientist … wants to know how comets are formed. n) Was it Helen _____ said that ?
c) The thief … stole my wallet must be mad now. it was empty. o) The horse _____ colors are brown and white is Gama’s.
d) These precious moments … you are living now won’t last forever. p) The classroom _____ students will be military people a day is the
– They are exploring a continent … surface is icy. second one !
– The woman about … we were talking is an expert on Astronomy.
q) Is that lamp _____ you broke ?
a) that – who – * – which – whom
b) who – * – that – which – who
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r) The teacher with _____ I studied English last year no longer teaches in He … avoid … mistakes.
our school. a) ought – making b) must – make c) shall – make
s) The car _____ John used belongs to his uncle. d) needs – make e) should – making
702. Choose the correct relative pronoun in parentheses and write it down 712. (Fuvest 79) Assinale a alternativa que corresponde à frase:
to complete the sentences. Preciso mandar fazer um terno para o casamento.
a) My sister, _____ you met yesterday, wants to speak to you. ( which / a) I must have a suit made for the wedding.
whom / that ) b) I have to have a suit done for the wedding.
b) I had to travel first class, _____ was very expensive. (who / whose / c) I have to tell to do a suit for the marriage.
which ) d) I need to order to make a suit for the wedding.
c) This is Arthur, _____ house we stayed in for our holidays. ( whom / e) I must send to do a suit for the marriage.
who / whose )
d) I met Virginia’s mother, _____ works at the university. (whose / who / 713. (Puccamp 92) Assinale a letra correspondente à alternativa que
which ) preenche corretamente as lacunas da frase apresentada:
e) George was late again, _____ displeased everybody. (who / which / Janet: Look, our boat is sinking!
whose ) Peter: Oh, dear! Can you swim?
f) Beethoven, _____ music I love, was a German composer. (whose / Janet: Yes, but we won’t have to, there’s a life boat on board.
which / whom ) – In the above dialogue, the verbs CAN and HAVE TO express respectively
g) Shakespeare, _____ is a great dramatist, died in the 17th century. … and … .
( which / whose / who ) a) ability – obligation b) permission – prohibition
h) This is my only brother, _____ is living in Canada now. (which / c) possibility – prohibition d) permission – possibility
whose / who ) e) ability – necessity
>> Modal verbs: 714. (Uel 94) Assinale a alternativa que preenche corretamente a lacuna da
frase apresentada:
703. (Personal 00) You and I … together if we don’t want to fail at the – Excuse me, sir. … you tell me the time?
admission exam this year. – Sure, it’s 5:20.
a) will to study b) shall not to study c) shall study a) May b) Do c) Can d) Have e) Shall
d) will not to study e) won’t to study
715. (Uel 94) Assinale a alternativa correta:
704. (Fuvest 78) I … you as soon as my work … . We … hurry. The bus leaves in 10 minutes.
a) will call – is finished b) called – will finish a) can b) must c) do d) did e) would
c) was calling – is finished d) had called – finishes
e) have called – finish 716. (Uel 96) Assinale a letra correspondente à alternativa que preenche
corretamente a lacuna da frase apresentada:
705. (Vunesp 98) I’ll … soccer this afternoon. – Bob, ... you do me a real favor?
a) playing b) played c) to play d) play e) plays – Yes, of course.
a) may b) could c) must d) ought e) should
706. (Vunesp 92) Assinale a pergunta correta para as respostas
apresentadas: 717. (Uel 96) Assinale a tradução correta da frase entre aspas:
Take the second on the left and then ask again. – “Can you tell me how to get there?”
a) Can you give me an information? – Of course I can.
b) Excuse me. Where the Town Hall is? a) Você pode me dizer como se consegue isso lá?
c) Excuse me. Can you tell me where the Town Hall is? b) Quem pode me contar como se faz isso?
d) Could you tell me where does the Town Hall is? c) Você pode me ensinar o caminho?
e) Do you know when is the Town Hall? d) Como se pode ir de lá para cá?
e) Você consegue atravessar para o outro lado?
707. (Vunesp 92) Escolha a alternativa que responde corretamente às
perguntas apresentadas: 718. (Uel 96) Assinale a versão correta da frase entre aspas:
What happened to the bridge? Não posso comprar um carro novo.
a) Oh! We should have blew up it! a) I shouldn’t be thinking of a new car.
b) Oh! We should blown it up! b) I can’t afford a new car.
c) Oh! We should to have blown up it! c) I can’t buy anything new.
d) Oh! We should have blown it up! d) If it is new, I don’t want it.
e) Oh! We should had blown up it! e) Who needs a new car anyway?
708. (Fuvest 77) Qual destas expressões corresponde a Ele não deveria 719. (Vunesp 96) Assinale a alternativa que preenche corretamente a
ter feito isso: lacuna da frase abaixo:
a) He mustn’t have made it. Could I … earlier tomorrow?
b) He shouldn’t have done that. a) to leave b) leave c) leaves d) left e) leaving
c) He could not have made it.
d) He might not have done that. 720. (Vunesp 89) Doctors and dentists should always … with their training.
e) He cannot have done that. a) continued b) continue c) continuing
d) will continue e) have continue
709. (Fuvest 77) Qual a forma correta?
a) The mail must go on whether there are a hundred storms; 721. (Vunesp 84) Assinale a alternativa que preenche corretamente a
b) The mail can go on whether there are a hundred storms; lacuna da frase abaixo:
c) The mail should go on when there are a hundred storms; This place is not good. … we go elsewhere?
d) The mail must go on if there are a hundred storms; a) Will b) Will not c) Ought d) Shall e) Let’s
e) The mail is going on if there are a hundred storms.
722. (Unirio 96) The word CAN in the text below expresses:
710. (Fuvest 78) Assinale a alternativa que traduz melhor a seguinte Loneliness itself is hard to define. People aren’t always lonely when
sentença: they’re alone, but they CAN feel lonely when surrounded by other
I can’t tell one from the other. people.
a) Não distingo uma da outra. a) obligation b) necessity c) permission
b) Não conto com nenhuma outra. d) possibility e) intention
c) Não falo com nenhuma outra.
d) Não posso falar de uma para outra. 723. (Faap 97) Assinale a alternativa correta:
e) Não posso dizer para a outra. – Do I have to do it again?
– Yes, you … .
711. (Fuvest 79) Assinale a alternativa correta: a) had b) would c) must d) did e) were
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724. (Faap 97) Mark the correct option: a) did done b) had to do c) must do d) ought do e) should doing
I’m sorry the train was late and I … arrive earlier
a) couldn’t b) ought not c) don’t 738. It’s late now. You _____ home.
d) mustn’t e) wouldn’t a) should be head b) should heading c) should be heading
d) should to head e) should have heading
725. (Fei 96) I’d prefer to stay here. That’s what I’d … . 739. _____ you to come along with us!
a) do b) do best c) have done a) Might we have asked b) Might have we asked
d) rather do e) doing c) Might asked we have d) Have might we asked
e) Have we might asked
726. (Vunesp 97) Assinale a alternativa que preenche corretamente a
lacuna da frase abaixo: 740. Marcela _____ us this favor.
The rain can … our shoes. a) could have do b) could has done c) could have did
a) spoil b) spoils c) spoiled d) to spoil e) spoiling d) could has did e) could have done
727. (Unitau 95) Assinale a alternativa que corresponde ao verbo que tem 741. I can’t find Ruth anywhere. She _____.
duas formas distintas para pessoas diferentes no passado simples: a) must have leave b) have must left c) has must leave
a) To have b) To do c) To go d) To become e) To be d) must have left e) must to have left
728. (Fuvest 77) Qual dessas sentenças está correta? 742. Complete the sentences using the SUBJUNCTIVE + ONE OF THESE
a) News have to be sent by telegraph. VERBS :
b) News has to be sent by telegraph.
c) News are sent through telegraph. ask be leave listen say worry
d) News had to be sent with telegraph. speak drive
e) News is to be sent with telegraph.
1. It’s strange that she ________ late. She’s usually on time.
729. Change each sentence below in order to introduce the verb may, 2. It’s funny that you ________ that. I was going to say the same thing.
according to the pattern: 3. It’s only natural that parents ________ about their children.
a) It is possible it rains  It may rain. 4. Isn’t it typical of Ron that he ________ without saying goodbye to
b) It is possible we arrive at home before 9:00 p.m. anybody ?
c) Perhaps she is sick. 5. I was surprised that he ________ what to do. He isn’t my father.
d) Possibly he travels today to return tomorrow. 6. It’s very important that everybody ________ very carefully.
e) Perhaps I have to go to Jane’s to speak to her. 7. It’s necessary that I ________ English very fast if I want a good job.
f) I have the permission to watch TV. 8. It’s vital that she ________ along that street; the other one was
g) I have Sheila’s permission to kiss her. completely destroyed by the storm and unaccessible to her car.
h) Perhaps they are friends.
743. Janet: Look, our boat is sinking!
730. Complete The Following Sentences With Ought To: Peter: oh, dear! Can you swim?
a) He _______________ (try) to come to class on time. Janet: Yes, but we won’t have to. there’s a life boat on board.
b) They _______________ (negative – make) so much noise. In the above dialogue, the underlined verbs express respectively ______
c) I ______________ (spend) more time on my English. and ______.
d) He _______________ (negative – smoke) so much. a) ability / obligation b) permission / prohibition
e) You _______________ (learn) as many new words as possible. c) possibility / prohibition d) permission / possibility
f) You _______________ (ask) permission before doing it. e) ability / necessity
g) He ______________ (practice) more physical exercises.
h) I _______________ (write) them a letter but I don’t have anything to say. 744. “Mr. Wood was not able to sleep”, has the same meaning that:
i) You ______________ (negative – work) so hard. a) Mr. Wood wouldn’t sleep. b) Mr. Wood may not sleep.
c) Mr. Wood might not sleep d) Mr. Wood couldn’t sleep.
731. Change MUST by HAVE TO in the sentences below: e) Mr. Wood must not sleep.
a) He must leave to Norway.
b) They must stay there at least an hour. 745. The child mustn’t get out of his room. The underlined word indicates:
c) You must send it by airmail. a) no necessity b) prohibition c) inability d) no obligation e) no
d) He must have more practice in conversation. possibility
e) They must help her with that work.
f) You must speak to him about it today. 746. Qual dessas expressões corresponde a “ele não deveria ter feito
isso”?
732. Change the following sentences to SIMPLE PAST, PRESENT a) He mustn’t have made it. b) He shouldn’t have done that.
PERFECT and PAST PERFECT : c) He could not have made it. d) He might not have done that.
a) He has to get up early. e) He cannot have done that.
b) She has to arrange more money.
c) We have to do this at once. 747. Na frase “If you must be good, be careful”, o verbo must pode ser
d) Everyone has to work overtime. substituído, sem alteração de sentido, por:
e) He has to learn English very quickly. a) be able to b) may c) can d) have to e) might
f) Paul has to go to the post office.
g) He has to see the doctor a second time. 748. Indique a única alternativa em que não aparece um modal verb:
h) They have to leave to New York in some days. a) I made a lot of noise when I came home. You must have heard me.
i) They have to talk in Japanese. b) Thank you for doing the washing-up but you needn’t have done it really. I
was going to do it later.
733. They’re so good that they _____ do this without a laughter. c) We tried hard but we couldn’t persuade them to come with us.
a) can’t b) can c) may d) should e) to used to d) “I wonder why Carlos didn’t come to the meeting.” “He might not have
known about it.”
734. I _____ be a lazy student, but now I’m a very responsible one. e) You don’t look very well. You’d better not go to work today.
a) used b) used to c) to use d) using e) to used to
749. Miss Taylor ______ swim well when she was younger.
735. Before Mara _____ arrangements to travel to Paris she received an a) might to b) should to c) ought to d) have to e) was able to
amazing letter from Dorival.
a) may make b) must make c) ought make d) could make e) mays make 750. He ______ go for a walk later. It depends on the weather.
a) must b) might c) will d) is going to
736. My father is _____ a nap after meals. 19. We ______hurry. The bus leaves in 10 minutes.
a) used to taking b) used to take c) uses to take d) used taking a) can b) must c) do d) is going to e) would
e) used taking to
737. Sorry, it was my only choice. I simply _____ what I did.

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751. Mr. Anderson ______ be at home. I ______ his car in front of his a) would have injured b) would had been injured
house. c) would have being injured d) would have been injured
a) could / am seeing b) must / can see e) would have be injured
c) should / am seeing d) ought / can see e) might / am seeing
763. The design would have been better if they ______ to a reputable
752. I smoke in this room? No, you ______ smoke here. It’s forbidden. architect.
a) Ought / may not b) Should / needn’t c) Can / mustn’t a) went b) will go c) had gone d) are going e) have gone
d) Need / may not e) Have / can’t
764. If I ______ in your place, I ______ that again and again.
753. She ______ at that restaurant. I looked everywhere for her last night. a) have been / would not do b) had been / would not have done
a) could have been b) couldn’t have been c) couldn’t had been c) were / will not do d) was / will not have done
d) couldn’t have been e) had being / would not have done
754. He ______ avoid ______ mistakes. 765. “They ______ every hotel full if they ______ later.”
a) ought / making b) must / make c) shall / make a) would found / arrives b) would have found / had arrived
d) needs / make e) should / making c) would founded / arrived d) will find / arrived
e) will find / will arrive
>> Prepositions: (com bizu)
e) Preposições como REGÊNCIAS de verbos transitivos indiretos

(REGÊNCIAS VERBAIS):
 PREPOSITIONAL VERBS (INSEPARABLE): Vale destacar que nestes

casos não se pode separar o verbo de sua preposição, ou seja,
nenhuma classe gramatical dever ser intercalada entre os dois ¡!!!!
 ALLOW FOR – Airplane passengers should allow for delays at the

check-in counter. – Passageiros de avião devem estar preparados para
demoras na fila de embarque.
 APPLY FOR – He wants to apply for the job. – Ele quer se candidatar
ao emprego.
 APPROVE OF – My mom doesn’t approve of me arriving home after
midnight. – Minha mãe não aprova que eu chegue em casa após a meia-
noite.
 ATTEND TO – The clerk will attend to your problem as soon as she is
free. – A funcionária vai cuidar de seu problema assim que ela estiver
desocupada.
 BREAK INTO – We put an alarm in our house after a thief broke into it
last year. – Instalamos um alarme em nossa casa depois de ela ter sido
arrombada por um ladrão no ano passado.
 CALL FOR – The job calls for English fluency. – O emprego exige
fluência em inglês.
 CALL ON – I sometimes call on my friends for help with problems. – Eu
Copyright  2000 United Feature Syndicate, Inc. às vezes recorro a meus amigos em busca de ajuda para meus problemas.
Redistribuition in whole or in part prohibited.  CARE FOR – He is not the kind of person who cares for others. – Ele
não é do tipo que se preocupa com os outros.
755. (Ufma 00) In the context of the cartoon above, the correct alternative  COME ACROSS – He came across an old friend. – Ele encontrou um
is: velho amigo.
a) “another” implies no other additional idea.  COMMENT ON – The reporter commented on the need for better health
b) “can” indicates ability. care. – O 29egative comentou a respeito da necessidade de melhor
c) “doesn’t have to” indicates permission. atendimento à saúde.
d) “did” is used to make questions with ordinary verbs in the Present  CONFORM TO – The army requires that all soldiers conform to strict
Tense. rules. – O exército exige que todos soldados submetam-se a regras rígidas.
e) “can” could be replaced with the same meaning by “may”.  CONSENT TO – He will only consent to signing the contract if it
complies with his demands. – Ele só vai concordar em assinar o contrato se
>> If-Clauses: o mesmo atender às suas 29egative29t.
 COUNT ON – We can’t count on you because you are never here when
756. If he loses this election, he ______ from public life. we need you. – Não podemos 29egati com você porque você nunca está
a) retire b) going to retire c) has retired d) will retire e) retired aqui quando precisamos de você.
 DEAL WITH – You’ll have to deal with the situation. – Você terá que
757. If the weather improves, ______. saber lidar com a situação.
a) we’ll has a picnic. b) we have a picnic c) we don’t have a picnic  DO WITHOUT – I 29egat have a car, so I’ll have to do without one
d) we’ll have a picnic e) we will don’t have a picnic 29egat I get a job. – Não tenho carro, portanto vou ter que me virar sem até
conseguir um emprego.
758. If \Stephanie ______ to the hospital before next week, let me know.  GET INTO – 1. She got into the Federal University in her first try. – Ela
a) will go b) would go c) go d) goes e) to go conseguiu entrar na Universidade Federal em sua primeira 29egative29. 2.
His behavior isn’t normal. I don’t know what has got into him. – Seu
759.Take a message, ______. comportamento não é normal. Não sei o que deu nele.
a) if he can phone. b) if he doesn’t phone c) if he will phone  GET OVER – She got over the flu after being sick for a week. – Ele se
d) if he won’t phone recuperou da gripe depois depois de estar doente durante uma semana.
 GO INTO – I went into the museum when it started raining. – Entrei no
760. If I were you, I ______ her. museu quando começou a chover.
a) will forgive b) would forgive c) forgave  GO OVER – She will go over the essay to check for errors. – Ela vai
d) would have forgiven e) had forgave 29egativ o texto para verificar se não há erros.
 GO THROUGH – 1. My grandmother went through difficult times when
761. If I were the chairman, I ______ long ago. my grandfather died. – Minha vó passou por momentos difíceis, quando
a) would have resigned b) resigned c) would resign meu vô faleceu. 2. I’ve found a box of old documents but haven’t had time to
d) had resigned e) was resigning go through them yet. – Achei uma caixa com documentos antigos mas
ainda não tive tempo para examiná-los.
762. If she hadn’t been wearing a seat-belt , she ______ in the crash.  INSIST ON – I insist on having a native speaking English teacher. –
Insisto em ter um falante nativo como professor de 29egati.
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 LISTEN TO – I like to listen to jazz music. – Gosto de escutar música the mountain. * remind – for: She reminds me
jazz. up. He climbed up the stairs. of someone I met in France
 LIVE ON – They live on a small retirement pension. – Eles vivem de k) compare many years ago.
uma pequena aposentadoria. to: He compared his love to a * revenge – on: I revenged
 LOOK AFTER – When you grow up you’ll have to look after your flower. myself on her for letting me
parents. – Quando cresceres, terás que cuidar dos teus pais. with: He cannot compare with down.
 LOOK FOR – What are you looking for? – O que é que você está Shaw as a playwright. *ride
procurando? *compliment – on: The principal in: a car, a bus.
 LOOK INTO – I’ll look into that matter after the meeting. – Vou complimented the boy on his on: a bicycle, horseback.
30egative essa questão depois da reunião. good marks. * rob – of: The poor man was
 RESORT TO – There is no need to resort to violence when resolving a * congratulate – on: I robbed of everything he had.
problem. – Não é necessário recorrer à violência para resolver um congratulated my friend on his * shoot – at: The pupils shot
problema. success. question after question at me.
 RUN INTO – I ran into an old friend yesterday. – Encontrei um velho * count – on: You can count on * sit
amigo ontem. my help. (but: You can count me at: The young executive sat at
 SEND FOR – 1. You are very sick. I’ll send for the doctor. – Você está out) his desk and summoned an
muito doente. Vou mandar chamar o médico. 2. I’m going to send for *deduce – from: I deduced that assembly.
information on American universities. – Vou pedir informações sobre he was worse from what he said in: The lady was sitting in a
universidades norte-americanas. to his mother. comfortable armchair.
 STAND BY – He stood by her during the good times and the bad. – Ele * deduct – from: They deduct for: He is sitting for his school
manteve-se ao lado dela durante os bons e os maus momentos. R$ 200 from my salary. Certificate Examination (= is a
 STAND FOR – 1. BBC stands for British Broadcasting Corporation. – * depend – on: Children depend candidate for)
BBC significa British Broadcasting Corporation. 2. Our group stands for the on their parents. on: The little boy sat on a stool
rights and welfare of animals. – Nosso grupo defende os direitos e o bem * desist – from: She finally and waited for the principal.
estar dos animais. desisted from gossiping. *spy
* disagree into: He is used to spying into
2) Preposições como REGÊNCIAS de ADJETIVOS (REGÊNCIAS about: I disagreed with him other people’s affairs.
NOMINAIS): about the time of the accident. on: Mr. Smith saw two men
with: The witness disagreed spying on him from behind a
 PREPOSITION-DEPENDENT VERBS (PREPOSITIONAL VERBS): with the lawyer. tree.
* discord – from: The pupil throw
f) Advise * enter discorded from the teacher. at: The boy threw a stone at the
on: Who is the best man to into: We entered into * dissuade – from: The father man.
advise me on this question? conversation with the students. dissuaded his son from leaving to: Throw that ball to me please.
to: What do you advise me to (begin, open) school. l) vote
do? for: James entered for the * dream – of (about): The boy against: They voted against my
g) Agree competition. (= give the name always dreamed of being a motion.
to: The teacher agreed to for) hero. for: Jim voted for our candidate.
accompany us. * fight – against (with): Our * yield – to: The disease yielded
with: I think they all agree with country fought against/with the to treatment.
you. enemy.
* aim – at: His speech was * fill – with: The children filled  PREPOSITION-DEPENDENT ADJECTIVES:
aimed at the boys who were the hole with sand. (but = the
cheating. hole was full of sand)
* apologize * know abreast of interested in known for
for: You must apologize me for by: I know her by sight, but we absent from crowded with invited to
being so rude. have not been introduced. accused of/by dedicated to involved in
to: He apologize to the principal. of: I don’t know the man you accustomed to devoted to jealous of
h) ask mention, but of course I know of acquainted with disappointed with limited to
after: My sister asked after your him. addicted to discriminated against located in
health. * laugh – at: Nobody laughed at adjacent to divorced from made of/from
for: Do you know what he asked my joke. afraid of / to (infinitive) done with married to
for the car? * leave – for: William left for angry at dressed in mistaken for
about: The detective has been England last wednesday. annoyed with/by engaged in/to opposed to
asking about everybody. * live associated with envious of patient with
* base – on: His large business at: Mary lives at 36 Main Street. aware of equipped with pleased with
was based on good service. in: We have lived in this house blessed with equivalent to polite to
* become – of: What has for 20 years. bored with/by excited about prepared for
become of the box of candy? on: He lives on fruit. capable of exhausted from protected from
* benefit – by: My grandfather with: Joan is living with her close to exposed to proud of
benefited by the medicine. sister in Miame. cluttered with faithful to qualified for
* break * mistake – for: Don Quixote committed to familiar with related to
* into: The robbers broke into mistook the windmills for giants. compatible with filled with relevant to
the building and shot the * operate composed of finished with remembered for
manage. for: He was operated for concerned about fond of responsible for
* through: Our army has broken appendicitis. confronted with friendly to/with satisfied with
through the enemy’s lines. on: The doctor operated on the connected to frightened of/by scared of/by
* with: If you want to pass you injured man. conscious of full of suitable for
have to break with some of your * point – at: She pointed her consistent with furnished with terrified of/by
habits. forefinger at me reprovingly. content with gone from tired of/from
* bump (but: the needle points to the contrary to grateful to/for upset with
against: It was so dark that we north). convinced of guilty of used to
bumped against each other. * profit – by (from): A wise coordinated with innocent of useful to
into: I bumped into an old friend person profits by his mistakes. covered with worried about
on the way to work. * prohibit – from: They were
i) care prohibited from using the
for: Would you care for a drink promenade deck. Special Difficulty
about: He doesn’t seem to care * regret – to: I regret to have to
about the job. leave so soon. m) Of – From: “Of” após o verbo make indica que a substância de que
j) climb * rely – on: You should rely on algo é feito não sofreu uma transformação. “From” indica a existência
down: The men climbed down your own efforts. de um processo de transformação:
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Tires are made of rubber. 772. (Personal 00) Choose the alternative that best completes the following
Tables are usually made of wood. sentence:
That bridge is made of steel and concrete. The cat jump … the table in order … get the food that was … it.
A window is made of glass. a) up – to – on b) about – for – up
c) over – for – about d) on – to – on e) onto – to – on
FROM
A cake is made from sugar, flour and eggs. 773. (Vunesp 95) Assinale a alternativa que preenche a lacuna da frase a
Glass is made from sand and line. seguir corretamente:
Wine is made from grapes. I read a chapter … politics.
Steel is made from iron. a) on b) at c) above d) before e) after
1. Match the columns: 774. (Cesgranrio 95) Mark the item which contains the prepositions that
complete the passage below:
1) accused ( 7 ) for The program Dr. Black is working … his colleagues … the department
2) accustomed ( 2 ) to … psychiatry will build on a pioneering study done … 1989.
3) acquainted ( 10 ) to a) with, of, about, in b) with, on, from, in c) with, in, of, in d) without, at,
4) envious ( 4 ) of by, on e) without, from, after, on
5) excited ( 8 ) in
6) exhausted ( 3 ) with 775. (Fuvest 79) Assinale a alternativa correta:
7) known ( 9 ) of/from … the circumstances you must go … foot.
8) involved ( 6 ) from a) Under – with b) Under – by c) On – on d) Under – on e)
9) made ( 1 ) of/by On – under
10) married ( 5 ) about
776. (Faap 96) Quais preposições completam corretamente o texto abaixo?
766. From 1 to 20, fill in the blanks with the correct answers. An executive presiding over a lunchtime meeting … a busy San
1. I was born _______ April 21st, 1970. Francisco restaurant was having no luck getting the waiter’s
2. __________ those days we lived ________ a house __________ a small attention. So, using his cellular phone, he called the restaurant and
village. asked … have some menus sent over … his table. It worked.
3. I profited _________ the experience. (Reader’s Digest – Sep./95)
4. Don’t you agree __________ me that the teacher is right? a) in, about, to b) at, to, in c) in, for, on
5. The boys are sitting _________ an examination _________ November 16 d) for, for, to e) in, to, to
th.
6. Our house was broken _________ by burglars. 777. (Mackenzie 96) Complete with the appropriate preposition:
7. Lucy’s father has lived _________ a milk diet _________ 1970. I – My wife was very glad … taking a trip abroad.
8. You may rely _________ my early arrival. II – Are you hopeful … receiving a nice gift?
9. My mother agreed ________ my marrying Jim. III – Whatever is good … you will be acceptable … me.
10. Their defenses were strong, but our soldiers broke _________ IV – Criminals belong … jail.
11. The pupils were prohibited ________ smoking in school. a) I – in; II – about; III – for, for; IV – to
12. Jack aimed ________ the bird, fired and missed. b) I – on; II – of; III – about, for; IV – to
13. Can I depend ________ this railway guide? c) I – with; II – for; III – for, to; IV – on
14. My sister is leaving _________ the United States _________ April. d) I – about; II – of; III – for, to; IV – in
15. Bob is always mistaken _________ his brother. e) I – of; II – in; III – to, to; IV – at
16. I wouldn’t dream _________ lying to you.
17. You didn’t congratulate him __________ his marriage. 778. (Mackenzie 96) Complete with the appropriate preposition:
18. John sat _________ his desk and worked ________ 9 ________5. I – How kind … you to invite us … your party!
19. This reminds me _________ what we did when we were _________ II – I’m sorry … him but even so I’m not sorry … what I did.
Japan. III – Is the director confident … his abilities?
20. I was robbed _________ my watch. a) I – for, for; II – about, for; III – about
b) I – of, to; II – for, about; III – of
767. (Udesc 96) Choose the CORRECT alternative to complete the c) I – in, for; II – for, about; III – of
sentence: d) I – on, to; II – for, in; III – in
That girl … the corner told everybody she is going … leave … New e) I – for, on; II – of, for; III – with
York … seven tomorrow night, … a huge airplane.
a) by – for – on – in – at 779. (Vunesp 96) Complete the sentence below with the appropriate
b) under – below – by – at – for preposition:
c) through – into – onto – on – on She is very proud … her children.
d) on – to – for – at – by a) at b) in c) on d) with e) of
e) on – to – for – in – by
780. (Vunesp 89) That experiment was performed … important scientists.
768. (Vunesp 94) Assinale a alternativa que preenche corretamente a a) by b) to c) from d) against e) for
lacuna:
Something is cooking … the oven. 781. (Vunesp 86) Fried potatoes are called “French Fries” … the United
a) up b) to c) in d) into e) for States.
a) on b) about c) of d) from e) in
769. (Ita 95) A preposição que deve acompanhar o verbo rely, relacionado
no texto abaixo, é: 782. (Vunesp 87) Marque a alternativa correta:
It’s clear that Gossard and the rest of Pearl Jam no longer want to rely Very little is known … nuclear energy.
… anger and craziness to drive the band. a) of b) over c) in d) into e) about
a) at b) on c) in d) for e) with
783. (Vunesp 88) Complete with the appropriate preposition:
770. (Ita 95) A preposição que preenche a lacuna corretamente é: Aspirin is the best drug to fight … headache.
Scientists have been talking about producing better foods … genetic a) on b) against c) with d) to e) for
engineering ever since the technology first became available more
than 20 years ago. 784. (Cesgranrio 90) The sentence in which FOR is used in the same way
a) by b) for c) over d) through e) with as in These knives are now used for some general surgery is…
a) The laser has been used for years.
771. (Vunesp 93) Assinale a alternativa que preenche corretamente a b) The technician is leaving for Tokyo.
sentença a seguir: c) This telephone records word for word.
He walked … the room. d) The laser has become popular for its wide applicability.
a) at b) on c) between d) into e) among e) Doctors use laser for several types of operations.
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785. (Cesgranrio 91) In The sweet-and-lovely look is OUT; the
aggressive punk pose is IN the capital words stand for: 796. (Fei 97) Complete:
a) out of work/ in vogue b) out of sight/ in mind Pablo said that … Spain, everybody sleeps … 1 and 4 PM.
c) out of order/ in memory d) out of date/ in fashion a) with – among b) among – between
e) out of mind/ in sight c) between – among d) among – at
e) in – at
786. (Uel 97) A palavra OVER, na última frase do texto abaixo significa:
Olajuwon should have no trouble promoting his product. ‘All I drink is 797. (Fei 96) Preencha a lacuna de acordo com o texto Who was the
water’, says he. OVER a gallon a day. statue presented ... ? assinalando a resposta correta:
a) sobre b) em cima de c) super a) from b) for c) by d) at e) in
d) mais do que e) abaixo de
798. (Ita 91) A alternativa abaixo que preenche a lacuna de:
787. (Mackenzie 97) Indicate the alternative that best completes the Buses here never arrive … time.
following sentence: – Dando idéia de pontualidade:
… the end, he gave … discussing … his father and said he would go … a) on b) at c) in d) by e) up
medicine.
a) In – up – with – in for b) At – up – with – in 799. Aspirin is the best drug to fight ______ headache.
c) In – out – about – into d) At – in – with – out in a) on b) against c) with d) to e) for
e) In – at – on – up at
800.Smoking in elevators is ______ the law.
788. (Vunesp 97) We stayed in Rome … two months. a) beneath b) inside c) against d) unlike e) underneath
a) since b) at c) in d) on e) for
801.. Sorry. I can’t see you now; I’m ______ the phone.
789. (Vunesp 97) Marque a alternativa correta: a) on b) in c) of d) from e) for
Charles … Mary are brother … sister.
a) or/ and b) and/ or c) and/ but 802. Let’s talk ______ your problem.
d) and/ and e) but/ and a) to b) at c) about d) on e) in
790. (Unirio 97) The word LIKE in Premier researchers use the Net to 803. O antônimo de below é:
test projects like real-time, 3D models of colliding galaxies or a) above b) beneath c) beside d) about e) on
rampaging tornadoes introduces elements of:
a) exemplification b) generalization c) reformulation d) 804. Please, send this letter ______ my mother ______ me.
comparison a) for / forb) to / for c) froom / for d) at / for e) by / from
e) addition
805. “Dr Johnson’s office. Can I help you?” “Yes, please. Could I see Dr.
791. (Ita 97) Mensagem Capadócia. Johnson ______ January 30th ______ 4 o’clock?”
Um adesivo “made in Paraguai” anda circulando nos vidros dos carros a) in / on b) at / in c) on / on d) on / at e) in / at
paulistanos: “Good girls go to heaven, bad girls go to everywhere”. É
de doer, posto que o correto seria: “...”. 806. “Excuse me, sir. Could you tell me where Spencer’s is?”
Bárbara Gancia, Folha do São Paulo de 07/06/96. “It’s ______ 3rd Avenue, between 34th and 35th Street.”
– A perspicácia da colunista se faz notar de diversas formas no texto “Would you know whether they are open late tonight?”
anterior. Uma delas é através da correção de uma impropriedade “Well, on Thursdays they close ______ 8.”
normativa. Qual seria a frase final do texto, aqui omitida propositalmente? a) on / at b) at / in c) in / at d) at / on e) on / in
a) Good girls go heaven, bad girls everywhere.
b) Good girls go heaven, bad girls go everywhere. 807. He pushed the door open ______ Jack ______ enter.
c) Good girls go to heaven, bad girls to go to everywhere. a) to / for b) for / from c) for / to d) to / to e) n.d.a
d) Good girls go to heaven, bad girls go everywhere.
e) Good girls go heaven, bad girls go to everywhere. 808. “Where have you come ______?” “ I’ve come ______ Brazil.”
a) from / to b) for / from c) of / to d) to / to e) from / from
I … the river in a boat and swam … the stream. 809. ______ the end of the test I am glad to go ______ bed ______ a rest.
a) across – cross b) cross – crossed c) acrossed – crossing d) a) At / to / for b) To / to / over c) At / to / to d) On / to / in e) In / to / in
crossed – across
e) crossing – across 810. Come and see me ______ Tuesday ______ four o’clock ______ the
afternoon.
793. (Cesgranrio 98) The following sentences must be completed with a) at / at / on b) on / at / at c) on / on / at d) on / at / in e) X / X/ on
between or among:
I – There were no radicals … her close friends. 811. He arrived ______ London ______ 6 p.m. ______ a foggy November
II – The students talked quietly … themselves before the test started. day. We often have fogs ______ November.
III – The father and the mother sat in the sofa, with the baby … them. a) in / at / in / in b) in / at / on / in c) at / at / in / on
IV – The Queen of England is not very popular now … the British d) at / in / at / at e) on / on / in / in
people.
V – There is much difference … the American and the Brazilian 812. During the week I get up early ______ the morning and go to bed late
education systems. ______ night. But normally ______ weekends I sleep ______ midday.
– Between must be used in sentences: a) in / at / at / until b) on / in / in / as far as c) on / at / at / even d) in / at
a) III and V only. b) I, II and III only. / in / until e) in / in / at / till
c) II, III and IV only. d) II, IV and V only.
e) I, II, III and V only. 813. A High- Powered Executive was speeding ______ a Detroit street,
talking ______ his car phone. The police soon pulled him over. The
794. (Cesgranrio 98) Fill in the blanks with the correct prepositions: executive completed his call and looked ______ ______ the officer. “Yes?”
No higher education reforms are likely to be adopted … time to affect he said. “I bet you don’t even know why I stopped you!” the officer replied.
the choice that a student or his family makes about where the student Said the executive, “You want to use my phone?”
should go to college today. For a student, not having to worry about a) down / on / for / to b) down / on / up / at
cost would be a wonderful option. But … almost every student to be c) up / in / up / for d) up / on / up / in e) down / with / after / to
able to go to school these days, working out matters of cost is an
essential part … choosing the best college. 814. Mr. Watson was born ______ eight o’clock ______ the morning
a) on, to and in b) on, for and at c) in, for and of d) in, before and in ______ a fine day, ______ August, ______ the year ______Our Lord, 1452.
e) about, to and of a) in / in / at / of / off / over b) in / at / in / of / between / in
c) from / to / at / of / in / along d) at / in / of / in / in / of
795. (Ufrs 97) Fill in the blank below with the best alternative: e) about / in / along / on / of / at
Political corruption and civil unrest are … Mexico’s modern problems.
a) because b) between c) throughout d) among e) although 815. Qual a 32egative correta?
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a) We were deprived from playing games for a week.
b) We were deprived of playing games for a week. 826. (AFA-03) I’m still doubtful about the characters of the new novel. You
c) We were deprived of playing games through a week. probably agree that the suspects reactions weer totally unexpected as their
d) We were deprived at playing games for a week. explanations didn’t make their intentions clear enough in the testimory.We
e) We were deprived from playing games by a week. could first deduce that the fake nun was the prime suspect for having
poisoned the stallion and the sow. On the other hand, the cunning steward
816. Read the 33egative33 statements and indicate the ones where the and the wily widower had extravagant posture after the judgement.
underlined prepositions are correctly used: Considering the underlined words in the text, you could say that:
I. The quarrel was over the nutritious propertie of chocolate. a) Two words are female b) Three words are female
II. There seems to be nothing against eating chocolate. c) All of words are male d) Just one word is female
III Scientists have come to interesting findings about the nutritious properties
of chocolate. 827. The feminine of father, brother and son are:
a) Only I is correct. b) Only I and II are correct. a) aunt / niece / grandmother b) lady / mother / aunt
c) Only I and III are correct. d) Only II and III are correct. c) mother / sister / daughter d) sister / daughter / niece
e) I, II and III are correct.
828. That waiter is serving my nephew now. Assinale a alternativa que
>> Genre of nouns: completa o feminino das palavras sublinhadas na frase acima:
a) writer / nice b) waitress / niece c) waitrees / nice d) waitres / nicee
817. Associe as formas no feminino, relacionadas no quadro abaixo, às
formas correspondentes no masculino: 829. Dadas as afirmações de que o feminino de:
1. singer é Singer 2. monk é nun 3. host é hostess
niece – actress – duchess – heiress – lady – wife – spinster –
widow – witch – mother – aunt – cousin – child – madam – sister Constatamos que está(ão) correta(s):
– woman – girl – friend – waitress – baby a) apenas a afirmação 1. b) apenas a afirmação 2.
c) apenas a afirmação 3. d) todas as afirmações.
1. man = ______________________
2. father = _____________________ 830. The feminine forms of the underlined nouns in this sentence: “The king,
3. brother = ____________________ the duke and the prince are in the palace now” are:
4. child = ______________________ a) king / dukess / princess
5. waiter = _____________________ b) queen / duchess / princess
6. husband = ___________________ c) queen / dutchess / princes
7. cousin = _____________________ d) king / dukes / 33egativ
8. nephew = ____________________
9. duke = ______________________ 831. The feminine of father, brother and son are:
10. baby = ______________________ a) aunt / niece / grandmother b) lady / mother / aunt
11. uncle = ______________________ c) mother / sister / daughter d) sister / daughter / niece
12. actor = ______________________ e) daughter / aunt / sister
13. friend = ______________________
14. sir = ________________________ 832. The feminine forms of the underlined nouns in this sentence: “The king,
15. boy = _______________________ the duke and the prince are palace now.” are:
16. heir = _______________________ a) king / dukess / princess b) queen / dutchess / princess
17. widower = ___________________ c) queen / dukess / princess d) queen / duchess / princess
18. gentleman = _________________ e) queene / duchess / princese
19. wizard = _____________________
20. bachelor = ___________________ 833. That waiter is serving my nephew now. Assinale a alternativa quw
completa corretamente o feminino das palavras sublinhadas na sentença
818. O feminino de bull é: acima:
a) bulless b) cow c) spinster d) nun a) writer / nice b) waitrees / niece c) waitress / niece d) 33egative /
neece e) waitres / nicee
819. O feminino de host é:
a) hostess b) witch c) guest d) wife 834. Dadas as afirmações de que o feminino de:
1. singer é singer 2. monk é nun 3. host é hostess
820. As formas femininas de boyfriend e brother são, respectivamente: Constatamos que está(ão) correta(s):
a) boyfriendess / niece b) witch / mother c) girlfriend / sister a) apenas a afirmação 1 b) apenas a afirmação 2
d) friend / daughter c) apenas a afirmação 3 d) apenas as afirmações 2 e 3
e) todas as afirmações
821. As formas masculinas de aunt, wife and niece são, respectivamente:
a) auntes / husband / nephew b) uncle / husband / nephew >> Plural of nouns
c) uncle / daughter / nephew d) uncle / husband / waiter
835. (Fuvest 79) Assinale a alternativa correta:
822. Passe para o inglês as sentenças abaixo: Boys have big … and girls have small … .
a) foots – ones b) feet – ones c) feet – one
a) A viúva alimenta seu filho. d) feets – ones e) foot – one
b) A garçonete está dizendo que seu marido está doente.
c) Estou sem dinheiro; minha madrinha gastou tudo. 836.(Cesgranrio 90) KNIVES is the plural of KNIFE. Which of the words
d)Tempo é dinheiro”, me diz meu avô todos os dias. below DOES NOT form its plural in the same way?
e) Ontem eu vi uma linda senhora caminhando pela praia. a) Wife b) Life c) Leaf d) Chief e) Half
823. (AFA-94) There are only feminine forms in: 837. (Cesgranrio 91) The word that DOESN’T have an irregular plural form
a) bride – witch – doe – bitch b) princess – dame – lad – aunt like tooth – teeth is…
c) friar – niece – wife – actress d) knight – countess – mare – nun a) ox. b) foot. c) cloth. d) goose. e) mouse.
824. (AFA-97) Jennifer, _____, didn’t do a good job but the _____ was very 838. (Pucpr 96) Match the columns below so that the words in the second
well in that movie. column fit the sentences provided in the first one:
a) the 33egativ / artist b) the actrix / author c) the actress / actor 1. Tom and Mary love their … .
d) the actoress / actor 2. Put the oranges inside those … .
3. I can’t walk. My … are aching a lot.
825. (AFA-02) In the following alternatives all the nouns are feminine, 4. The … are flying south.
EXCEPT: 5. The cat is hunting the … .
a) heiress – jewess – empress – mare b) spinster – niece – vixen – hen 6. When Jane fell over, she broke two of her … .
c) daughter – cock – witch – aunt d) lioness – goose – ewe – bee ( ) feet
( ) teeth
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( ) children – He bought a … car.
( ) geese n) She is a … rock star.
( ) mice – I have good … to give you.
( ) boxes – The police … in front of the building.
– Choose the correct alternative: a) sport – famous – informations – is
a) 6 – 3 – 1 – 4 – 5 – 2 b) 3 – 6 – 1 – 4 – 5 – 2 b) sport – famous – informations – are
c) 3 – 6 – 2 – 4 – 5 – 1 d) 5 – 3 – 4 – 2 – 6 – 1 c) sports – famous – informations – are
e) 3 – 6 – 4 – 1 – 2 – 5 d) sport – famouses – information – is
e) sports – famous – information – are
839. (Ita 87) Dadas as afirmações de que o plural de:
1. OX é OXEN 846. (Ciaba 00) The plural forms of the underlined words in the sentence
2. CHIEF é CHIEFS Jane is afraid of mouse and louse. are respectively:
3. ROOF é ROOVES a) mice/ lice b) mices/ lices c) 34egati/ louses
– Constatamos que está(estão) correta(s): d) mice/ louses e) 34egati/ lice
a) Apenas a afirmação nº 1. b) Apenas a afirmação nº 2.
c) Apenas a afirmação nº 3. >> So / Too / Also / Either / Neither
d) Apenas as afirmações nºs 1 e 2.
e) Todas as afirmações. 847. You may get there ______ by car ______ by train.
a) or / or b) either / or c) or / either d) either / nor e) none of these
840. (Ita 87) Algumas vezes, o significado da forma plural de um
substantivo (em inglês), é diferente do seu significado na forma singular. 848. My mother doesn’t drink tea and ______ do I.
Dadas as palavras (já na sua forma plural): a) or b) also c) too d) either e) neither
1. GOODS
2. SCALES 849. Grace isn’t going to London. Aren’t you going ______?
3. SPIRITS a) too b) either c) also d) neither e) yet
– Constatamos que confere(m) com a afirmação acima:
a) Apenas a palavra nº 1. b) Apenas a palavra nº 2. 850. He knows her and ______.
c) Apenas a palavra nº 3. d) Apenas as palavras nºs 1 e 2. a) so I do b) so do I c) nor I do d) nor do I
e) Todas as palavras.
851. As the demand for power increased, ______ the size of the dynamos.
841. (Ita 88) Dadas as afirmações de que o plural de: a) so did b) as too c) but also d) too were e) more than
1. BASIS é BASIS
2. DATUM é DATAS 852. “I won’t go to the theater this week.” “______.”
3. BUSINESS é BUSINESSES a) Neither I will b) Nor am I c) Nor I will go d) I will neither
– Constatamos que está(estão) correta(s): e) Neither will I
a) Apenas a afirmação no 1. b) Apenas a afirmação no 2.
c) Apenas a afirmação no 3. >> Passive voice
d) Apenas as afirmações nos 1 e 3.
e) Todas as afirmações. 853. (Fasm 2000) Critics call the data misleading in the Passive Voice is:
a) Misleading is called data by critics.
842. (Ita 89) O plural dos substantivos abaixo: b) Data is called misleading by critics.
I – knife II – tooth III – woman c) Data misleading is called by critics.
– é, na ordem: d) Data are called misleading by critics.
a) knifes – teeth – womans b) knifes – teeths – women e) critics ale called misleading by data.
c) knives – tooths – women d) knives – teeth – women
e) knive – teeth – women 854. (Cesgranrio 93) Mark the option which completes the sentence In
only a short time, the computer … the way in which many jobs … .
843. (Personal 00) Considering that the plural form of: a) had changed – do b) changed – have done
1. Man is Men 2. Woman is Women 3. Roman is Romen c) has changed – are done d) are changing – were done
– The incorrect datum(a) is(are) the: e) will change – have been doing
a) number 1 b) number 2 c) number 3
d) numbers 1 and 2 e) numbers 1 and 3 855. (Mackenzie 96) Choose the correct alternative:
A: “Where’s your mother?”
844. (Personal 00) Marque a alternativa que possui as sentenças abaixo B: “She’s … tonight.
reescritas, corretamente, no plural: a) being operated on b) going to be operated
1. She writes a letter to her sister everyday. c) operating on d) having to be operated
2. He and his friend are going to buy a new house. e) been operated
3. The news is good, I think you will like it.
4. This old photo brings me a good recollection. 856. (Mackenzie 96) Marque a altermativa correta:
5. The phenomenon happened yesterday night. You don’t need to wind this wonderful watch.
a) 1– They writes letters to their sisters everyday./ 2– They and their friends a) This wonderful watch isn’t needed to be wind.
are going to buy new houses./ 3– The news is good, we think you will like b) This wonderful watch doesn’t need to winded.
them./ 4– These old photos bring us good recollections./ 5– The phenomena c) This wonderful watch doesn’t need to be wound.
happened yesterday night. d) This wonderful watch don’t need to be wounded.
b) 1– They write letters to their sisters everyday./ 2– They and their friends e) You don’t need to be wounded by this wonderful watch.
are going to buy new houses./ 3– The news are good, we think you will like
them./ 4– These old photos bring us good recollections./ 5– The phenomena 857. (Mackenzie 96) A voz 34egativ de Somebody must send me the
happened yesterday night. new books é:
c) 1– They write letters to their sisters everyday./ 2– They and their friends a) I must send the new books.
are going to buy news houses./ 3– The news is good, we think you will like b) The new books must be sent to me.
them./ 4– Those old photos bring us good recollections./ 5– The phenomena c) I will be sent the new books.
happened yesterday night. d) The new books would be sent to me.
d) 1– They write letters to their sisters everyday./ 2– They and their friends e) The new books must be send by somebody.
are going to buy new houses./ 3– The news is good, we think you will like
them./ 4– These old photos bring us good recollections./ 5– The phenomena 858. (Unitau 95) Assinale a alternativa que corresponde à forma ativa da
happened yesterday night. frase a seguir:
e) 1– They write letters to their sisters everyday./ 2– They and their friends A detailed description […] is given by the authors.
are going to buy new houses./ 3– The news is good, we think you will like a) The authors give a detailed description.
they./ 4– These old photos bring us good recollections./ 5– The b) The authors will give a detailed description.
phenomenons happened yesterday night. c) The authors have given a detailed description.
d) The authors gave a detailed description.
845. (Personal 00) Complete: e) The authors will have given a detailed description.
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e) An attempt by New Zealand to stop further French nuclear tests in the
859. (Unitau 95) Assinale a alternativa que corresponde à voz ativa da South Pacific is being rejected by The International Court of Justice in
sentença a seguir: Hague.
The 1994 cup was hosted by the United States.
a) The United States hosted the 1994 Cup. 868. (Mackenzie 96) Change the sentence below to the Passive Voice:
b) The United States will host the 1994 Cup. They feed the seals twice a week.
c) The United States have hosted the 1994 Cup. a) The seals are fed twice a week.
d) The United States had hosted the 1994 Cup. b) The seals are feeded twice a week.
e) The United States will have hosted the 1994 Cup. c) The seals are found twice a week.
d) Twice a week they are feeding the seals.
860. (Ciaba 00) She had been told about the meeting, the active voice is: e) The seals are being fed twice a week.
a) Nobody told her about the meeting.
b) Somebody had told her about the meeting. 869. (Mackenzie 96) Change to the Passive Voice:
c) Everybody would tell her about the meeting. Somebody left the lights on all night.
d) She had told somebody about the meeting. a) All night somebody left the lights.
e) The meeting was told about her. b) The lights are left on all night.
c) The lights didn’t leave on all night.
861. (Unitau 95) Assinale a alternativa que corresponde à forma passiva da d) The lights were left on all night.
sentença a seguir: e) The lights was left on all night.
We encourage the kids to go swimming.
a) The kids were encouraged to go swimming. 870. (Uel 94) Assinale a alternativa que preenche corretamente a lacuna da
b) The kids have been encouraged to go swimming. frase apresentada:
c) The kids will be encouraged to go swimming. In many parts of the world, the future productivity of the soil … by
d) The kids may be encouraged to go swimming. man’s ill use of it.
e) The kids are encouraged to go swimming. a) endangers b) endangered
c) will endanger d) are endangered
862. (Unitau 95) Assinale a alternativa que relaciona as construções e) is endangered
adequadas e as inadequadas em inglês dentre as listadas a seguir:
1 – Mary is likeing John. 871. (Cesgranrio 91) The sentence below is in the passive voice:
2 – Mary needs to help sheself. Young people today think that ‘Thank you’, ‘You’re welcome’ and
3 – I can see him. ‘Excuse me’ are servilities that must be avoided.
4 – John was expected to win the world cup. – Mark the option which does NOT have a verb in the passive voice:
5 – Americans films are goods. a) The most famous model in the world was born in Brazil.
6 – They has a big farm in downtown. b) The same syndrome is reflected in some advertisements.
a) Adequadas: 3, 4. Inadequadas: 1, 2, 5, 6. c) Children who haven’t been raised in boarding schools are happier.
b) Adequadas: 1, 2, 5. Inadequadas: 3, 4, 6. d) This piece of advertising was chosen among many others.
c) Adequadas: 3, 4, 5. Inadequadas: 1, 2, 6. e) If she hadn’t been taught how to model, she wouldn’t be famous now.
d) Adequadas: 1, 3, 6. Inadequadas: 2, 4, 5.
e) Adequadas: 2, 3, 5, 6. Inadequadas: 1, 4. 872. (Mackenzie 97) The Passive Voice of It is alleged that he stole a car
is:
863. (Cesgranrio 94) Mark the sentence below which is NOT in the passive a) He is alleged to have stolen a car.
voice: b) The car is alleged to have stolen by him.
a) A revolutionary telephone system was unveiled. c) It was alleged that the car is stolen by him.
b) A sophisticated computer was programmed. d) It is alleged that he has stolen a car.
c) It was instructed to translate “out of sight, out of mind”. e) He alleged that the car was stolen by him.
d) The Russian translation was then fed into the computer.
e) A computer will invariably have difficulty in making sense of it. 873. (Mackenzie 97) Change the following sentence to the Passive Voice:
Thousands of people ride the underground every morning.
864. (Fei 95) Assinale a alternativa que possui a sentença na VOZ a) The underground is ridded by thousands of people every morning.
PASSIVA: b) The underground was rode by thousands of people every morning.
a) We were experimenting with the use of sound waves. c) The underground is rode by thousands of people every morning.
b) It was a very low-tech start. d) Thousands of people is ride by the underground every morning.
c) Madonna has now been replaced by high energy waves. e) The underground is ridden by thousands of people every morning.
d) All glass is weak because it cracks.
e) Glass products have microscopic cracks in them. 874. (Mackenzie 97) The Passive Voice of Man has made the world much
more complex is:
865. (Fuvest 77) Qual a sentença correta? a) Much more complex has made the world.
a) We were deprived from playing games for a week. b) The world was been made much more complex by man.
b) We were deprived of playing games for a week. c) Much more complex was the world made.
c) We were deprived of playing games through a week. d) Complex has been made the world much more by man.
d) We were deprived at playing games for a week. e) The world has been made much more complex.
e) We were deprived from playing games by a week.
875. (Pucpr 97) Choose the correct form in the passive voice for the
866. (Vunesp 91) Assinale a alternativa que preenche corretamente a sentence below:
lacuna da frase a seguir: Mr. Brown gave us a lesson.
Those people are happy because they … love in their childhood. a) We had given a lesson.
a) was given b) has given c) were given d) have being given b) A lesson will be given us by Mr. Brown.
e) be given c) A lesson is being given us by Mr. Brown.
d) We were giving a lesson.
867. (Faap 96) The passive form of the sentence The International Court e) We were given a lesson by Mr. Brown.
of Hague rejected an attempt by New Zealand to stop further French
nuclear tests in the South Pacific is: 876. (Mackenzie 97) Change the following sentence to the Passive Voice:
a) An attempt by New Zealand to stop further French nuclear tests in the Did the army surround the city?
South Pacific have been rejected by The International Court of Justice in a) Is the city surrounded by the army?
Hague. b) Was the city surround by the army?
b) An attempt by New Zealand to stop further French nuclear tests in the c) The city was surround by the army.
South Pacific would be rejected by The International Court of Justice in d) Was the city surrounded by the army?
Hague. e) Was the army surrounded by the city?
c) An attempt by New Zealand to stop further French nuclear tests in the
South Pacific was rejected by The International Court of Justice in Hague. 877. (Mackenzie 97) Change the following sentence to the Passive Voice:
d) The International Court of Justice has rejected an attempt by New In 1945 the allied powers defeated Germany.
Zealand to stop further French nuclear tests in the South Pacific. a) In 1945 Germany was defeated by allied powers.
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b) In 1945 Germany did defeated by the allied powers. d) Helen asked if there were some messages for her.
c) In 1945 Germany are defeated by the allied powers. e) Helen asked if there were any messages for herself.
d) The allied powers were defeated by the Germany in 1945.
e) In 1945 Germany was defeat by the allied powers. 891. (Mackenzie 96) Choose the correct alternative. Change the following
sentence to the Reported Speech:
878. (Personal 99) Change the following sentence into the Passive Voice: The director said to the boys, “Behave yourselves.”
The helicopter is dropping the food supplies. a) The director asked the boys to behave yourselves.
a) The food supplies is being dropped by the helicopter. b) The director told the boys to behave himself
b) The food supplies are been dropped by the helicopter. c) The director asked the boys to behave themselves.
c) The food supplies are being dropped by the helicopter. d) The director told the boys to behave ourselves.
d) The food supplies are being droped by the helicopter. e) The director told the boys, “Behave themselves.”
e) The food supplies have been being dropped by the helicopter.
892. (Mackenzie 96) Change the following sentence to the Reported
879. (Mackenzie 97) Choose the correct alternative: Speech form:
I had hoped … my letter. “I had The patient said to me, “How long have the doctors been operating
hoped ________ my letter. her?”
a) that she would answer b) that she answer c) to answer a) The patient asked me how long the doctors had been operating her.
d) her answer e) to have been answered b) The patient told me how long her had been operating by the doctors.
c) The patient asked me how long had the doctors been operating her.
880. If you are guilty of this crime you must ______. d) The patient told me whether have the doctors been operating her.
a) punishe b) have punished c) been bunished d) punish e) The patient asked me how long had been the doctors operating her.
e) be punished
893. (Fuvest 77) Qual destas formas está correta se usada por uma pessoa
881. Our school system must ______. que narra um acontecimento:
a) be improved b) been improved c) had improved d) being improved a) He thought she has not known what she is going through;
e) improved b) He thought she will never know what she will have to go through now;
c) He thought she would never know what she had gone through then;
882. I’m always ready to learn, although I do not always like being ______. d) He thinks she did not know what she was going through;
a) taught b) teach c) to teach d) teacher e) He will think she did not know what she went through then.
883. A modern shpping center is already ______ near my house. 894. (Fuvest 77) Qual é a forma indireta correspondente à forma direta da
a) build b) been erected c) construct d) being built e) building sentença abaixo:
The teacher said, “Are you sure you have all understood me?”
884. “This discovery was made by various people.” The active voice of the a) The teacher said if you are sure you had understood him;
sentence above is: b) The teacher asked whether we were sure we did understand him;
a) Various people have made this discovery. c) The teacher said if we all are sure we have understood him;
b) Various people made this discovery. d) The teacher asked if they were sure they had all understood him;
c) Various people had made this discovery. e) The teacher asked them to be sure to understand him.
d) Various people are making this discovery.
e) Various people make this discovery. 895. (Fuvest 78) Assinale a alternativa que equivale ao discurso indireto da
seguinte sentença:
885. The passive voice of “Thousands of people welcomed the President at Suddenly Peter said to me, “Are you hungry?”
the airport.” is: a) Suddenly Peter said that I was hungry.
a) The President was welcomed by thousands of people at the airport. b) Suddenly Peter told me that I was hungry.
b) The President at the airport welcomed thousands of people. c) Suddenly Peter asked if he were hungry.
c) The President is welcome at the airport by thousands of people. d) Suddenly Peter asked me whether I was hungry.
d) At the airport the President be welcomed by thousands of people. e) Peter informed me that he was hungry.
e) The President was welcome at the airport by thousands of people.
896. (Mackenzie 96) Change the sentence below to the Indirect Speech:
886. “They were told” traduz-se por: Sally said to me, “Do you know what time it is?”
a) contaram-lhe b) elas disseram c) ordenaram-lhes a) Sally asked me if I knew what time it was.
d) eles foram mandados e) elas estavam garantidas b) Sally told me whether she knew what time it was.
c) Sally asked me whether she know what time it is.
887. The passive form of “Nobody will lay the stones on the wall” is: d) Sally asked me if I know what time it is.
a) The stones will be lain on the wall. e) Sally told me if I knew what time was it.
b) Nobody will be laid the stones on the wall.
c) The stones will be lied on the wall by nobody. 897. (Mackenzie 96) Change the following sentence to the Reported
d) The wall will be lay the stones by nobody. Speech:
e) The stones will not be laid on the wall. Jeff said to Meg, “You don’t understand me.”
a) Jeff told Meg she didn’t understand him.
888. “Do you know the meaning of couch potato, Sam?” b) Jeff asked Meg that her didn’t understand herself.
“No, I don’t. Why don’t you look it up in a dictionary ?” c) Jeff told Meg that she didn’t understood him.
“I can’t find it. You know., it’s a rather recent expression and dictionaries d) Jeff told Meg that he didn’t understand her.
only list words that _________ for quite a while.” e) Jeff told Meg she did understand him.
a) have been used b) will be used c) have used d) will use e) use
898. (Mackenzie 97) Change the sentence below to the Reported Speech:
889. (Ufpb 98) This sentence is in the PASSIVE VOICE: Warren said to me, “I can’t find my glasses in this room.”
Women are warned by doctors. a) Warren told me that he couldn’t found his glasses in that room.
– The ACTIVE VOICE is: b) Warren told me he couldn’t find her glasses in these room.
a) Doctors warn women. c) Warren told me that he couldn’t find his glasses in that room.
b) Women warn doctors. d) Warren told me that he can’t find his glasses in those room.
c) Doctors are warned by women. e) Warren said to me that he could not found his glasses in this room.
d) Women are being warned.
e) Doctors warned women. 899. (Personal 99) Read the following cartoons:
>> Direct and Indirect Speech Speech TEXT 1
890. (Mackenzie 96) The correct Reported Speech of “Are there any
messages for me?”, said Helen is:
a) Helen asked if there is any messages for her.
b) Helen asked whether there were any messages for she.
c) Helen asked whether were there any messages for herself.
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TEXT 2
This morning, my husband stepped on our scale and shouted that (1)
that much. He pointed at the machine and said it (2) a dirty liar.
a) he didn’t weigh – was b) he don’t weigh – was
TEXT 3 c) he doesn’t weigh – were d) he did weigh – were
e) he hadn’t weigh – was
903. (Mackenzie 96) Choose the correct alternative:

Since I haven’t got … , I will … .
a) enough time – have the cake made.
b) time enough – get someone to make the cake.
c) enough time – bake the cake myself.
d) any time – make the cake.
e) time enough – ask somebody to bake the cake.
904. (Vunesp 93) I expect that she … arrive at about midnight.

a) is b) will c) going to d) must e) goes
905. (Unitau 95) Assinale a alternativa na qual se incluem a forma do

Futuro Simples e a forma do Presente Perfeito Contínuo da sentença a
– Which alternative has the correct forms of the sentences below in the seguir:
Reported Speech? Two teams of 11 players attempt to guide an inflated ball into goal
I – “Be brave. Don’t cry. “ cages.
II – “I think I have good news for you. “ a) Two teams of 11 players will attempt to guide an inflated ball into goal
III – “What is your name? “ cages/ Two teams of 11 players have been attempting to guide an inflated
ball into goal cages.
a) I – He told the man to be brave and not cry; II – He said to the woman he b) Two teams of 11 players would attempt to guide an inflated ball into goal
thought he had good news for her; III – She asked what his name was. cages/ Two teams of 11 players has been attempting to guide an inflated
b) I – He told the man be brave and not to cry; II – He said to the woman he ball into goal cages.
thought he had good news for her; III – She asked what his name was. c) Two teams of 11 players attempted to guide an inflated ball into goal
c) I – He told the man to be brave and not to cry; II – He said to the woman cages/ Two teams of 11 players are attempting to guide an inflated ball into
that he thought he had good news for her; III – She asked what your name goal cages.
was. d) Two teams of 11 players may attempt to guide an inflated ball into goal
d) I – He told to the man to be brave and not to cry; II – He said to the cages/ Two teams of 11 players will be attempting to guide an inflated ball
woman that he thought he had good news for her; III – She asked what is into goal cages.
your name was. e) Two teams of 11 players do attempt guiding an inflated ball into goal
e) I – He told the man to be brave and not to cry; II – He said to the woman cages/ Two teams of 11 players will has attempted to guide an inflated ball
that he thought he had good news for her; III – She asked what his name into goal cages.
was.
906 (Ita 96) A alternativa que deve preencher a lacuna no quadro a seguir
900. (Mackenzie 97) Change to the Reported Speech: é:
Helen said to Paul, “Is this a free country?”
a) Helen told Paul if this was a free country?
b) Helen asked Paul if that was a free country.
c) Helen asked Paul whether that is a free country.
d) Helen told Paul this is a free country.
e) Helen told Paul if that is a free country.
901. (Pucpr 96) Choose the correct indirect form for:

Oliver said to her: “What will you do tomorrow?”
a) He asked her what she would do the following day.
b) He told her what she would do the following day.
c) She wondered what he will do the next day.
d) He wanted to know what he would do the following day.
e) She asked what she would do the next day.
902. (Ufmg 95) A wife is telling us what happened this morning. Complete
the following text according to the comic strip below:
a) there is b) you do c) there be d) have e) may be
907. CHANGE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES TO PAST TENSE:
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1) The newspaper says the president will arrive in the morning. 917. I clearly said to the clerk, “I have already paid that bill.”
2) She says she cannot do this work. a) I clearly told the clerk that I have already paid that bill.
3) She says her name is Dennis. b) I clearly told the clerk that I had already paid that bill.
4) I think I can finish this report by five o’clock. c) I clearly told the clerk that I have already pay that bill.
5) The weatherman predicts that it will rain tomorrow. d) I clearly told the clerk that I have already pays that bill.
6) He says the mail will be here at noon. e) I clearly told the clerk that he has already paid that bill.
7) The students think they are making very good progress.
8) She complains she has had a headache. 918. The man said, “The telephone is out of order”.
9) Mariah says that she saw Paul. a) The man said that the telephone is out of order.
10) Jerry hopes she can get there in time. b) The man said that the telephone were out of order.
c) The man said that the telephone be out of order.
908. CHANGE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES FROM PAST TO d) The man said that the telephone had been out of order.
PRESENT: e) The man said that the telephone was out of order.
1) He said that he would leave in the morning.
2) They thought they had found the thief but they were making a mistake. 919. The boy said, “I am only eight years old.”
3) I did not think he could finish that report so fast. a) The boy said that he is only eight years old.
4) Did he say he’d call again ? b) The boy said that he was only eight years old.
5) He told me he thought prices were going up. c) The boy said that he be only eight years old.
d) The boy said that he has only eight years old.
909. CHANGE THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS TO INDIRECT SPEECH: e) The boy said that he had only eight years old.
1) She said to me, “I want to be a secretary”.
2) Newton said to her, “I wrote the letter”. 920. Bill said, “I certainly hope it won’t rain tomorrow.”
3) I said to them, “I’ll meet her tonight.” a) Bill said that he certainly hoped it wouldn’t rain the next day.
4) They said to me, “We won’t buy a car.” b) Bill said that he certainly hopes it wouldn’t rain the next day.
5) Mary said to me, “I’ve studied a lot.” c) Bill said that he certainly hoped it won’t rain the next day.
6) Mario said, “I have been smoking for ten years”. d) Bill said that he certainly hopes it won’t rain the next day.
7) Paul said, “I am sorry.” e) Bill said that he certainly had hoped it wouldn’t rain the next day.
8) They said, “We can leave in January.”
9) Charles said, “I may go tomorrow.” 921. “We have our own duties to be carried out.”
10) Tina said, “I must study harder.”
a) She have our own duties to be carried out.
910. (FATEC – SP) The little girl ________ that she ________ cold. b) He has his own duties to be carried out.
a) told – has b) told – is c) said – was d) said – has e) said- is c) They had their own duties to be carried out.
d) They have your own duties to be carried out.
911. (FUVEST – SP) Qual destas formas está correta se usada por uma
pessoa que narra um acontecimento ? 922. “I took my medicine yesterday, but this one didn’t make me feel well.”
a) He thought she has not known what she is going through. a) “I took your medicine yesterday, but this one didn’t make me feel well.”
b) He thought she will never know what she will have to go through now. b) “I took my medicine that day, but this one didn’t make him feel well.”
c) He thought she would never know what she had gone through then. c) “She had taken her medicine the day before 38egative38, but this one
d) He thinks she did not known what she was going through. didn’t make me feel well.”
e) He will think she did not known what she went through then. d) “I take my medicine yesterday, but this one doesn’t make me feel well.”
912. (U. Mackenzie – SP) Change the following sentence to the reported 923. “We have cut ourselves without explanations.”
speech: a) “We cut ourselves without explanations.”
=> Miss Jones said to her niece, “I’m longing to see what you have written.” b) “We have cut themselves without explanations.”
a) Miss Jones told her niece that she was longing to see what she had c) “We will have cut ourselves without explanations.”
written. d) “They had cut themselves without explanations.”
b) Miss Jones told her niece that she was longing to see what he had
written. 924. “I had a car when I was a child.”
c) Miss Jones told her niece that she is longing to see what she has written. a) “He had a car when she was a child.”
d) Miss Jones told her niece that she was longing to see what he has been b) “She had a car when his was a child.”
written. c) “She had had a car when she had been a child.”
e) Miss Jones told her niece that she is longing to see what she has written. d) “He had a car when I had been a child.”
913. He said: “I’ll only be here on Saturday”. The reported speech is … 925. “We will buy carrots tomorrow to cook a great meal for our children.”
a) He said that he’d only be there on Saturday. a) “We would buy carrots tomorrow to cook a great meal for their children.”
b) He said that he’d only were here on Saturday. b) “They would buy carrots the day following to cook a great meal for their
c) He said that he’ll being here only on Saturday. children.”
d) He said I’ll be here only on Saturday. c) “We will buy carrots tomorrow would cook a great meal for our children.”
e) I said that he’ll be here only on Saturday. d) “We will buy carrots before tomorrow to cook a great meal for their
children.”
914. She said:” My son went to his aunt’s yesterday”. Thus she said that:
a) my son went to his aunt’s yesterday. 926. “I’m planning to go over many countries by myself from tomorrow.”
b) her son went to his aunt’s yesterday. a) “She was planning to go over many countries by herself from the day
c) my son’s gone to his aunt’s the day before. following.”
d) her son had gone to his aunt’s the day before. b) “He was planning to go over many countries by myself from tomorrow.”
e) her son had been going to my aunt’s the next day. c) “I plan to go over many countries by myself from tomorrow.”
d) “I’m planning to go over many countries by himself from tomorrow.”
915. The doctor said, “Mr. Gama will be better at soon.”
a) The doctor said that Mr Gama would be better at soon. 927. “We were talking to our friends today.”
b) The doctor says that Mr Gama would be better at soon. a) “We had been talking to our friends today.”
c) The doctor said that Mr Gama will be better at soon. b) “We were talked to our friends today.”
d) The doctor said that Mr Gama would was better at soon. c) “They were talking to our friends today.”
e) The doctor said that Mr Gama would were better at soon. d) “They had been talking to their friends that day.”
916. William said to me, “I will not see Sarah until Tuesday.” 928. “I said that my uncle went downtown to bring a gift for me.”
a) William told me that he will not see Sarah until Tuesday. a) “I said that my uncle went downtown to bring a gift for me.”
b) William told me that he would see not Sarah until Tuesday. b) “I had said that your uncle went downtown to bring a gift for us.”
c) William told me that he would not seen Sarah until Tuesday. c) “I had said that my uncle had gone downtown to bring a gift for me.”
d) William told me that he would not see Sarah until Tuesday. d) “She had said that her uncle went downtown to bring a gift for her.”
e) William told me that he would not saw Sarah until Tuesday.
929. Indique a forma 38egativ de: “People found out all the truth.”:
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a) All the truth was found out. c) The patient told his psychiatrist not to worry. He will pay every cent he
b) All the truth had been found out. owed or his name isn’t Alexander the Great.
c) All the truth was found out by people. d) The patient told his psychiatrist not to worry. He paid every cent he owed
d) All the truth had been found out by the people. or his name wasn’t 39egative39 the Great.
e) All the truth has been found out. e). The patient told his psychiatrist not to worry. He would heve paid every
cent he owed or his name wasn’t Alexander the Great.
930. What order did he receive?
a) he ordered to stop smoking. 940.. Change the following sentence to the reported speech: Miss Jones
b) He was ordered stop to smoke. said to her niece, “I´m longing to see what you have written.”
c) They ordered to him stop smoking. a) Miss Jones told her niece that she was longing to see what she had
d) They ordered him to stop smoke. written.
e) He was ordered to stop smoking. b) Miss jones told her niece that she was longing to see what she has
written.
931. The little girl ______ that she ______ cold. c) Miss jones told her niece that she is longing to see what she has written.
a) told / has b) told / is c) said / was d) said / has e) said / is d) Miss Jones told her niece that she was longing to see what he has been
written.
932. Assinale a 39egative39ti correta: e) Miss Jones told her niece that he is longing to see what she has written.
a) He asked her where is she going to spend her vacation.
b) He asked her where were she going to spend your vacation. 941. The man said to her, “Can you tell me the time?” No discurso indireto,
c) He asked her where she were going spend your vacation. fica:
d) He asked her where was she going to spend her vacation. a) the man told her if she can tell me the time.
e) He asked her where she was going to spend her vacation. b) The man asked her whether she can tell him the time.
c) The man wanted to know if she could tell him the time.
933. Mother: “John, bring this package over here.” Mother told John ( I ) d) The man said if she couldn’t tell her the time.
( II ) package over ( III ). e) The man asked whether she could have told him the time.
I II III 942. Supply the correct form of the verbs:

a) brings hers over here
b) takes that now 1) Peter said, “Have you finished your homework ?”
c) bring those over there  Peter asked if I ___________________ my homework.
d) to take that there 2) I said to him, “Did you write your composition ?”
e) take his today  I asked him if he _________________ his composition.
3) Bob said, “Do you know the name of this school ?”
934. Qual destas formas está correta se usada por uma pessoa que narra o  Bob asked if I ___________________ the name of that school.
acontecimento? 4) Joyce said to George, “Will you help me ?”
a) he thought she has not known waht she is going through.  Joyce asked George if he ___________________ her.
b) He thought she will never know what she will have to go through now. 5) Frank said, “How do you go to work ?”
c) He thought she would never know what she had gone through then.  Frank asked how I ___________________ to work.
d) He thinks she did not know what she was going through.
e) He will think she did not know what she went through then. 943. Put into the reported speech:
1) My sister said to me, “Do you want to ski ?”
935. Assinale a 39egative39ti que equivale a: Suddenly Peter said to me, 2) He said to me, “How are you today ?”
“Are you hungry?”: 3) She said to him, “Where do you study English ?”
a) Suddenly Peter said that I was hungry. 4) I said to Jane, “Are you going to school ?”
b) Suddenly Peter told me that I was hungry. 5) Joe said, “Why will you write the letter ?”
c) Suddenly Peter asked if he were hungry. 6) Dr. Watson said to me, “What have you seen ?”
d) Suddenly Peter asked me whether I was hungry. 7) Betty said, “What time is it ?”
e) Peter informed me that he was hungry. 8) Johnny said to his mother, “Can I go to the club ?”
9) Christine said, “Who wants to go with me ?”
936. A forma indireta correspondente à forma direta de: The teacher said, 10) Mother said, “Where did Lucy go ?”
“Are you sure you have all understood me?” é:
a) The teacher said if you are sure you had understood him. 944. Put into the direct speech:
b) The teacher asked whether we were sure we did understood him. 1) Carol asked me if I was tired.
c) The teacher said if we all are sure we have understood him. 2) He asked where we would go.
d) The teacher asked if they were sure they had all understood him. 3) They asked him where he lived.
e) The teacher asked them to be sure to understood him. 4) She asked them if they had seen her book.
5) I asked him if he spoke English.
937. The sentence: “What do you know about my business?” in reported
speech becomes: 945. Supply the correct form of the verbs for the indirect speech:
a) He asked me what did I know about his business. 1) He said, “Go home”.
b) He asked me what did I knew about his business. 2) Helen said, “Make your bed.”
c) He asked me what do you know about my business. 3) Terry said to the boys, “Don’t play there.”
d) He asked me what do I know about his business. 4) Ronald said to me, “Don’t write on the wall.”
e) He asked me what I knew about his business. 5) They said, “Help us.”
938.. The agent said, “When do you plan to leave for Australia?” 946. Put into the direct speech:
a) The agent asked when we plan to leave for Australia. 1) Patty told us not to interrupt her.
b) The agent asked us when we do plan to leave for Australia. 2) Martin asked me to go out.
c) The agent asked when you plan to leave for Australia. 3) Robert asked her to leave the books on the table.
d) The agents asked you about when you planned to leave for Australia. 4) They told us not to open their door.
e) The agent asked when we planned to leave for Australia. 5) Janet asked me to take her to the airport.
939.. Patient to his psychiatrist: “Don’t worry. I’ll pay every cent I owe you or 947. Mom asked me if I __________________.
my name isn’t Alexander the Great.” a) would to study the next day b) study the next day
A proposição que indica a forma correta de discurso indireto para o trecho c) would study the next day d) will study the next day
acima é:
a) The patient told his psychiatrist not to worry. He would pay every cent he 948. We asked them if __________________.
owed or his name isn’t Alexander the Great. a) they will play the piano
b) The patient told his psychiatrist not to worry. He would pay every cent he b) they will played the piano
owed or his name wasn’t Alexander the Great. c) they play the piano
d) they played the piano
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949. She asked __________________. 3. FABRIC significa TECIDO.
a) why I didn’t went with her – Constatamos que está(estão) correta(s) :
b) why I not go with her a) Apenas a afirmação no 1.
c) why I not went with her b) Apenas a afirmação no 2.
d) why I didn’t go with her c) Apenas a afirmação no 3.
d) Apenas as afirmações nos 1 e 2.
950. Jane asked __________________. e) Todas as afirmações.
a) if I bringed the books b) if I had bringed the books
c) if I had bring the books d) if I had brought the books 963. (Ita 88) A alternativa que corretamente traduz (mantendo a ordem das
palavras: Ele puxou ou empurrou a porta quando chegou lá?, é:
951. The teacher said to us, __________________ a) Did he push or pull the door when he got there?
a) “To be quiet !” b) “Was quiet !” c) “Were quiet !” d) “Be quiet !” b) Did he pushed or pulled the door when he arrived there?
c) Did he pull or push the door when he got there?
952. Silvia said to the boys, __________________ d) Pushed or pulled he the door when he gots there?
a) “Not to play in the garden.” b) “Don’t play in the garden.” e) Pushed or pulled him the door when he arrived there?
c) “To play in the garden.” d) “Play not in the garden.”
964. (Personal 00) Dadas as 40egative40:
953. Mrs. Green told me __________________. 1. The boys … the game yesterday night.
a) clean my desk b) to clean my desk 2. He gave a … of diamond to his mother.
c) to not clean my desk d) not clean my desk 3. I didn’t like the film, it was … .
4. They ... finished the test.
954. Mother told my sister __________________. – Marque a alternativa que completa corretamente os espaços em branco:
a) not to come home late b) to came home late a) assisted/ collar/ terrific/ eventually
c) to not come home late d) to come not home late b) assisted/ necklace/ terrific/ eventually
c) watched/ necklace/ terrible/ finally
>> Special Idiomatic Expressions and TRANSLATIONS d) watched/ collar/ terrific/ finally
e) watched/ necklace/ terrific/ eventually
955. (Uff 96) In the expression such a reaction, the word such is followed
by the indefinite article a. Mark the sentence in which the indefinite article 965. (Cesgranrio 93) Mark the item which contains the adequate translation
must also be used after such + a noun: for the saying Out of sight, out of mind.
a) Germans will not listen to such … businessmen. a) Quem não deve, não teme.
b) A British businessman would not believe such … nonsense. b) Quem quer faz, quem não quer manda.
c) A French 40egative40 would not give him such … silly advice. c) Deus ajuda a quem cedo madruga.
d) An American would not sign such … contract. d) Longe dos olhos, longe do coração.
e) Those students have never heard such … beautiful music. e) Em terra de cego, quem tem um olho é rei.
956. (Ufv 96) The word PARTICULAR in the sentence Much to the 966. (Ita 96) Na frase He is very, very rich and so powerful that even his
surprise of everyone, the remarkable conclusion of the research enemies are eager to cut deals with him, o significado de to cut é:
showed that people of a certain group actually were born under a a) competir b) concordar c) compartilhar d) tornar–se
PARTICULAR planet, means the same as: e) cortar (qualquer tipo de relação)
a) private b) specific c) ordinary d) personal e) general
967. (Uel 97) Assinale a versão correta da frase a seguir:
957. (Unitau 95) Assinale a alternativa que corresponde à tradução mais Prefiro ir de carro.
adequada da frase nominal, entre aspas, a seguir: a) I like cars. b) I dislike cars.
Future generations may regard the scientific indictment of smoking as c) I always go by car. d) I’d rather go by car.
‘a major contribution’ to preventive medicine and the health of the e) I don’t have a car.
western world.
a) uma contribuição importante 968. (Ufrs 97) The expressions immediately off and were off, in the
b) uma contribuição do major c) a maior contribuição sentence below, mean respectively:
d) uma contribuição para o major e) a importante contribuição There were four last stragglers who stopped to examine a small
dogwood immediately off the terrace, but one of our dogs barked in
958. (Mackenzie 96) The meaning of EXQUISITELY in the sentence Their the distant kennels and the deer were off into the woods.
children were exquisitely dressed is: a) close to – went away b) approximately – far off
a) strangely or unexpected. c) in – gathered d) nearby – far away e) together – jumped
b) extremely beautiful in appearance.
c) oddly with an unusual appearance. 969. (En 90) In They pretended to be dead, pretended means:
d) peculiarly with a special or unique quality. a) entender b) pretender c) fingir d) tender e) fazer
e) very unattractive and unpleasant to look at.
970. (En 90) In They suffered from the injuries sustained in the crash,
959. (Mackenzie 97) The meaning of CONSISTENT in the sentence Mr. injuries means:
Brown’s behavior is not consistent with his ideas is: a) ofensa b) ferimento c) injúria d) calúnia e) fratura
a) coherent. b) contradictory. c) right.
d) persuasive. e) strong. 971. (Cesgranrio 95) Most names of jobs are used for both men and
women. Mark the one that refers only to males:
960. (Unirio 97) A opção que contém um falso cognato é: a) psychiatrist b) social scientist c) waiter
a) enthusiasts b) processes c) outdoors d) doctor e) researcher
d) spades e) parts
972. (Mackenzie 96) Indicate the alternative that best completes the
961. (Ita 87) Dadas as afirmações de que: following sentence:
1. INGENIOUS significa HÁBIL, ENGENHOSO. The group was discussing Freud’s view of the … and … .
2. TO RESUME significa RETOMAR. a) consciousness – unconsciousness b) conscious – unconscious
3. SYLLABUS pode significar SÍLABA. c) consciousness – unconscious d) consciously – unconscious
– Constatamos que está(estão) correta(s): e) unconsciously – conscious
a) Apenas a afirmação nº 1.
b) Apenas a afirmação nº 2. 973. (Ufpe 96) Identifique a(s) palavra(s) ou expressão(ões) que melhor
c) Apenas a afirmação nº 3. complete(m) o sentido da sentença abaixo utilizando V ou F e, em seguida,
d) Apenas as afirmações nos 1 e 2. marque a seqüência correta:
e) Todas as afirmações. … began the moment the Burma Star contingent started to march, led
unexpectedly by one of its members, the Duke of Edinburgh.
962. (Ita 88) Dadas as afirmações de que em português: ( ) Crying
1. SCHOLAR significa LETRADO. ( ) Cheering
2. SENSIBLE significa SENSATO. ( ) Rejoicing
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( ) Applauding with shouts a) were supposed to b) are supposed to c) is supposed to
( ) Encouraging by shouts d) will be supposed to e) is being supposed to
a) F – V – V – V – V b) F – V – V – V – F
c) V – V – V – V – F d) F – V – V – F – V 988. That letter ____________________ be written yesterday.
e) V – F – F – F – F a) were supposed to b) are supposed to c) was supposed to
d) will be supposed to e) is being supposed to
974. (Mackenzie 96) Choose the correct alternative which indicates the
meaning of blow over in the following sentence: 989. I ____________________ mail this package last Saturday.
They’re hoping that this crisis will BLOW OVER and be forgotten. a) was supposed to b) are supposed to c) is supposed to
a) happen suddenly and make you able to accept a pleasant experience. d) will be supposed to e) is being supposed to
b) explode.
c) succeed in spite of difficulties. 990. He ____________________ leave for Europe. He doesn’t like Brazil
d) become stronger and cause trouble for other people. anymore.
e) pass without doing harm. a) were supposed to b) are supposed to c) is supposed to
d) will be supposed to e) is being supposed to
975. (Udesc 96) Find the correct alternative:
a) to put on – to remove b) to put out – to increase 991. In which room _____ the meeting _______________ happen ?
c) to put off – to dress d) to put on weight – to grow fat a) is / supposing to b) are / supposed c) am / supposing to
e) to put together – to keep d) is / supposed to e) are / supposed to
976. (Fuvest 79) Assinale a alternativa que melhor traduz a seguinte frase: 992. On which line _____ I ___________________ write my name ?
I have run out of vinegar. a) is / suppose to b) is / supposed c) am / supposed to
a) Corri para buscar vinagre. b) Derramei o vinagre. d) am / supposed e) are / suppose
c) Preciso sair para pegar vinagre. d) Meu vinagre acabou.
e) Joguei fora o vinagre. 993. Jane had to get used to ____________________ on the left.
a) driving b) drive c) drove d) to drive e) is driving
977. (Fuvest 78) Selecione a alternativa que preenche corretamente a
lacuna:
994. Some years ago, we used to ____________________ (live) in a small
My mother doesn’t drink tea and … do I.
village but now I live in São Paulo.
a) or b) also c) too d) either e) neither
a) to live b) living c) live d) lived e) lives
978. (Mackenzie 97) The same as They hardly ever go to the movies is:
995. Tom used to ____________________ (drink) a lot of coffee. Now, he
a) Hardly ever they go to the movies.
prefers tea.
b) Hardly they ever go to the movies.
a) to drink b) drinking c) drink d) drunk e) drinked
c) Ever they do hardly go to the movies.
d) Hardly ever do they go to the movies.
996. (Fuvest 78) Assinale a alternativa que corresponde a seguinte
e) They go to the movies hardly ever.
sentença em inglês:
Não deixe de me avisar quando você pretende fazer uma viagem.
979. (Mackenzie 97) The same as Mr. Burton hardly talked to me is:
a) Don’t fail to advise me if you pretend to travel.
a) Hardly did Mr. Burton talked to me.
b) Don’t leave me to know when you intend to go for a trip.
b) Hardly Mr. Burton talked to me.
c) Don’t let me warn you when you pretend to go for a trip.
c) Hardly did Mr. Burton talk to me.
d) Don’t leave my advice when you intend to travel.
d) Did Mr. Burton hardly talk to me.
e) Don’t fail to let me know when you intend to take a trip.
e) Mr. Burton talked to me hardly.
997. (Personal 00) Relacione as colunas A e B, encontrando o Imperativo
980. (Faap 97) Assinale a alternativa que preenche corretamente a lacuna
correto.
da frase a seguir:
In my school … many foreign students
a) has b) there are c) there is d) have e) there have Coluna A
981. (Mackenzie 97) A sentença Mal sabia ele que ela era casada, em 1. I’m hungry. 2. I’m very tired. 3. I’m sad today.
inglês, seria: 4. I’m pissed off. 5. I’m thirsty.
a) He didn’t little know that she married.
b) Did he little know that she was married. Coluna B
c) Badly knew he that she married.
d) Little did he know that she was married. ( ) See a comedy movie.
e) Little knew he that she was married. ( ) Take vacation.
( ) Eat something.
982. (Mackenzie 97) Indicate the alternative that best completes the ( ) Drink some water.
following sentence: ( ) Chill out and take it easy.
Anne disliked our new roommate, and … . a) 1 – 2 – 3 – 4 – 5 b) 5 – 4 – 3 – 2 – 1
a) I didn’t too b) I didn’t either c) neither did I c) 3 – 2 – 1 – 4 – 5 d) 3 – 2 – 1 – 5 – 4
d) never did he e) so did I e) 2 – 3 – 4 – 1 – 5
983. They ____________________ send the merchandise last night. 998. (Ufsc 97) Select the proposition(s) which is(are) in the IMPERATIVE
a) were supposed to b) are supposed to c) is supposed to FORM:
d) will be supposed to e) is being supposed to (01) Please, place all valuables in the hotel safe.
(02) You are advised not to take money on the beach.
984. The ship ____________________ sail at two o’clock this afternoon. (04) We ask you to return your keys before your departure.
a) were supposed to b) are supposed to c) was supposed to (08) You must carry your suitcases.
d) will be supposed to e) is being supposed to (16) Don’t make noise at night.
(32) Be careful with your tickets.
985. He ____________________ come at four o’clock yesterday afternoon. – Soma = ( _____ )
a) were supposed to b) are supposed to c) was supposed to a) 49 (01 + 16 + 32) b) 48 (16 + 32)
d) will be supposed to e) is being supposed to c) 50 (02 + 16 + 32) d) 56 (08 + 16 + 32)
e) 17 (16 + 01)
986. He ____________________ be here now.
a) were supposed to b) are supposed to c) is supposed to 999. (Cesgranrio 91) A synonym for the word ACTUALLY as in This is
d) will be supposed to e) is been supposed to actually the decaying of the tooth is:
a) now b) today c) really
987. John ____________________ bring the books with him next week. d) normally e) theoretically
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Lockheed Martin and Sikorsby. Working together for three
1000. (Uece 99) Marque o PAST TENSE de spend, leave e know: decades, this team … (I) and integrated … (II) any other team in the
a) spended – leaved – known b) spent – left – knew world. That includes the SH-60B, … (III) the new MH-60R and MH60S
c) spended – left – knew d) spent – leaved – known programs. This … (IV) delivers the proven Naval Hawk airframe with
advanced multi-mission avionics capabilities to the U.S. Navy and
1001. (Mackenzie 96) The same as “She little realizes how smart she looks” navies worldwide – together we deliver … (V) naval capability to … (VI)
is: customers.
a) How smart does she realize she looks. (SiKorsKy)
b) How smart she looks she doesn’t realizes. A United Technology Company
c) Little she realizes how smart she looks. – Fill in the blanks correctly with grammatical subjects that have been
d) Does she realizes how smart she looks little. asked in the questions below:
e) Little does she realize how smart she looks I. Use the Present Perfect Tense of the verb to build.
II. Use a Comparative form of Superiority.
1002. (Pucrio 99) The only option in which MAKE UP has the same III. Use a Comparative form of Equality.
meaning as immigrants make up only 12% of today’s workforce is: IV. Use the right Possessive case of nouns.
a) The committee is made up of representatives from all the university. V. Use the Superlative form of an adjective.
b) You must make up what you owe before the end of the month. VI. Use the right possessive adjective.
c) She never goes without making herself up first.
d) I can make up a bed for you on the floor. a) has built/ more naval helicopters than/ as well as/ team’s synergy/ the
e) He made up an incredible story about his holiday. best/ our.
b) have build/ many naval helicopters as/ so good as/ teams’ synergy/ the
1003. (Pucrio 95) The verb TO ATTEND is used in The first semester I better/ ours.
attended college, I became friends with one of the American students in my c) had build/ much more helicopters than/ less well as/ team synergy’s/
class. Check the ONLY alternative in which the same verb can be used. more and more/ us.
a) The receptionist’s job was to … the phone. d) has builded/ less helicopters than/ not so bad as/ team synegys’s/ the
b) The doctor carefully … the patient. most/ we.
c) The professor … a convention to present his work
d) He … the radio to listen to the news. 1012. (Personal 02) Read carefully the sentences below and try to find the
e) The interviewer … questions from the public. correct one:
a) Daniel and Marla are going to buy a new and expensive sport car to his
1004. (Udesc 99) Choose the correct answer to complete the sentence: son.
The … offices are very modern. b) The collected data is important to discover the average age of our
a) businessmen’ b) businessmens’ students.
c) businessmans’ d) businessmen’s c) The newcomer neighbours have a two-year-old baby and are planning to
have another child before the next X-mas.
1005. (Udesc 02) Find the correct answer for the underlined words: d) They are looking up the lost documents inside the office but I think that
I was watching television. they won’t find it before the meeting.
a) past continuous b) conditional e) Parker is used to read the Bible before sleep. He is a very Catholic man.
c) simple past d) present perfect continuous
>> Causative Form: “I HAD MY HAIR CUT” = TIVE MEU CABELO
1006. (Uece 00) O vocábulo BUT, na frase But Bobby Crabtree and his wife CORTADO = CORTARAM MEU CABELO !!!
thought Matilda was staying with friends that night, classifica-se
gramaticalmente como: 1013. Change the following sentences to causative form, according to the
a) verbo b) pronome c) conjunção d) advérbio pattern:
1007. (Ita 99) Determine a função gramatical de impaired em visually 1) I cut my hair once a month. I have my hair cut once a week.
impaired people e de mouse em mouse pad. 2) We must paint our house soon.
a) adjetivo – adjetivo b) verbo – substantivo 3) I should shine my shoes
c) adjetivo – substantivo d) substantivo – adjetivo 4) I expect to repair my radio soon.
e) verbo – adjetivo 5) I mailed those letters yesterday.
1008. (Acafe 94) Choose the alternative which contains the CORRECT 1014. Add a past participle in your own words:
translation for the following sentence: 1) We should have our house ___________________
Yellow is just the right colour for you. 2) I must get this watch ___________________
a) O amarelo é a única cor permitida para você. 3) I had this suit ___________________
b) O marrom é apenas uma cor que combina com você. 4) She had her photo ___________________
c) O amarelo é exatamente a cor certa para você. 5) I must go to the dentist to have five teeth __________
d) O marrom é a cor exata escolhida para você. 6) She has had her nails ___________________
e) O marrom é a única cor certa para você. 7) We always have our grass ___________________
8) I must get these shoes ___________________
1009. (Ufpa 97) Integrative is a synonym for … in the expression 10) Yesterday John had his leg ___________________
integrative medicine. 11) George had his nose ______________________ in a fight.
a) ancient b) traditional c) alternative d) conventional e) complementary 12) You should have that rug ___________________
1010. (Puccamp 94) Assinale a letra correspondente à alternativa que 1015. Nas questões 1 à 8, transforme os enunciados em CAUSATIVE –
preenche corretamente as lacunas da frase apresentada. FORM.
“Hi, Jane!”
”Hi, Susan. How have you been?” 1. My wife cleaned my clothes.
”Oh, just fine. What have you done? You look so different!” a) My wife cleans my clothes. b) My wife will clean my clothes.
”Me? Different? I don’t know.” c) My wife had my clothes cleaned. d) My wife my clothes cleaned.
”Maybe it’s your hair.”
”Oh, that maybe … .” 2. I have pressed my suit.
”It looks quite nice.” a) I pressed my suit. b) I have my suit pressed. c) I my suit pressed.
”Thank you. Well, I’ve got to go. See you around.” d) I had press my suit.
”See you. Bye.”
a) I’m cutting my hair b) I just cut your hair 3. You ought to check the motor in your car before starting your trip.
c) I’m going to have a haircut d) You had a haircut a) You ought to have the motor checked in your car before starting your trip.
e) I just had my hair cut b) You ought to the motor check in your car before starting your trip.
c) You ought to the motor checked in your car before starting your trip.
1011. (Afa 05) Read the ad and answer the question: d) You check the motor ought to in your car before starting your trip.
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4. I must fix my car, clean the house, bring the children up and dye my old
(Result) consequently understand what they say to one
dress.
another.”
a) I must my car fix, clean the house, bring the children up and dye my old
 She couldn’t get her car out, and
dress.
so I had to move my car.
b) I my car must fix, clean the house, bring the children up and dye my old
dress. Conclusiva therefore, thus,  The T-shirts were cheap, so I
c) I must have fixed my car, clean the house, bring the children up and dye (Conclusion) like this, then, so, bought three of them.
my old dress. hence  It was snowing, hence we stayed
d) I must have my car fixed, clean the house, bring the children up and dye at home.
my old dress.
 They had to leave very early in
order to get there in time for the
5. She is going to manicure her nails.
Finalidade in order to, so meeting.
a) She is going to manicured her nails.
(purpose) that, so  I studied hard so that I could
b) She is going to her nails manicure.
pass the exam.
c) She is going to have manicure her nails.
 Pat had her breakfast at six so
d) She is going to have her nails manicured.
she could leave by seven.
6. I must repair my watch.  Although I have a full-time job, I
a) I must repaired my watch. myself clean up my room.
b) I must to repair my watch.  Though I live near my
c) I must to have repair my watch. Concessão although, though, grandparents, I rarely visit them.
d) I must have my watch repaired. (Concessive in spite of (=  In spite of / Despite of Luke’s
) despite of), while, bad temper, I adore him.
8. I pulled two teeth yesterday. whereas, even  While the weather forecast has
a) I pulled yesterday two teeth. though been good this week, next week it
b) I pulled have two teeth yesterday. may be bad.
c) I have pulled two teeth yesterday.
 Sometimes, Janet behaves as if
d) I had two teeth pulled yesterday.
she were a child.
as if, (just) like,  You’re talking just like my
1016. John doesn’t know anything about engineering and he needs a new
Modo as (em geral com mother.
building.
(Manner) uma oração logo  During the war this hotel was
a) He will build a new building
após ou used as a hospital (so it really was
b) He builds a new building.
indicando um a hospital).
c) He will a new building have building.
situação real !!)  Everyone os ill at home. Our
d) He will have a new building built
house is like a hospital. (it isn’t
really a hospital).
1017. Everybody knows about the pollution’s effects. The fishes are losing
their oxygen. And, moreover,  Jack is fat; moreover, he is sick.
a) The fishes are going to destroy their waters Adição furthermore,  Fluminense is a great soccer
b) The fishes are destroying their waters (Addition) besides, in team. In addition, it is the leader of
c) The fishes are having their waters destroyed addition (to) titles gotten in Rio nowadays.
d) The fishes are their waters destroying. Contraste but, yet, however,  He was angry nevertheless he
(Contrast) nevertheless listened to me
1018. I am at home. I have a big clock and it is 30 minutes slow. I know
how to correct it and nobody is at home with me.
a) I am going to have a clock. 1020. Check the alternative that completes the questions 1 to 10 correctly.
b) I will have a clock.
c) I will need to have my clock corrected 1) Anny has lived in Recife _________ she was nine.
d) I can correct it by myself a) since b) while
1019. We are living in a terrible world, which is polluted every day. 2) We were having breakfast _________ Edward arrived.
a) You, student, is destroying the world a) until b) when
b) You, student, are having your world destroyed
c) You, student, are destroying the world 3) I took care of Jennifer’s children _________ she was traveling.
d) You, student, are the world destroying a) before b) while
 CONJUNÇÕES 4) Isaac’s parents supported him _________ he found work.

a) until b) when
TIPOS DE CONJUNÇÕES EXEMPLOS 5) I called the police immediately _________ hearing the explosion.
RELAÇÃO USUAIS a) after b) until
 I didn’t know Ruth was married,
Causal because, since, since she rarely talked about 6) Neil hasn’t seen Amanda _________ they left school.
(Reason) as, in case, for herself. a) while b) since
 As Katie was traveling, it was a
good time for her mother to have 7) Dinner was ready _________ Eric got home.
the house painted. a) until b) before
 “As men journeyed in the east,
8) We arrived at Ethan’s house _________ he was leaving.
they came upon a plain in the land
a) as b) since
of Shinar.”
after, since, as,  Sarah’s father died when she
9) Nicole hasn’t been to a pub _________ her last birthday.
Temporal while, until, when, was young.
a) because b) since c) when
(Time) before, as soon  Jeff had left the house before it
as, then began to rain.
10) _________ Dean hadn’t studied for his test, he decided not to go to
 Janice and I have been friends
school.
since we were children.
a) As b) While
 I heard Bem’s voice as soon as I
entered the house.
Os conectivos (LOCUÇÕES CONJUNTIVAS) mais
 “Come, let us (…) confuse their freqüentemente usados são:
Consecutiva so that, and so, speech, so that they will not
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 Em primeiro lugar First of all / In the first place /  De acordo com ... According to
 Para começar To begin with
 Principalmente Especially / Mainly
 A principal razão
The main reason
 O principal motivo
 A partir de agora
From now on
 De agora em diante
 Por enquanto (passado)

So far / Up till now
 Até agora
 Por enquanto (futuro) for some time. / for a while. /

 Até que mude de idéia. For the time being
 Ainda não not yet.
 Nesse meio tempo

In the meantime / Meanwhile
 Enquanto isso
 Em meio a In the midst of
 Via de regra As a rule
 Sempre que Whenever
 À medida em que o tempo

As time goes by
passa
 A propósito, por falar nisso By the way
 Pelo que eu sei, As far as I know / As far as I

 Pelo que me consta can tell / To the best of my
 Que eu saiba knowledge
 No que se refere a mim

As far as I’m concerned
 No que diz respeito a mim
 Do ponto de vista de From the standpoint of
Sem dúvida Without a doubt …/ Of course
 Da mesma forma que In the same way that
 De maneira (forma) que So that/ In order that
 Desde que As long as
 Em outras palavras
In other words / What I’m trying
 O que eu quero dizer
to say / That is
 Quer dizer / Ou seja
 Por um lado On the one hand
 Por sua vez In his/her/its turn
 Por outro lado

On the other hand
 Em compensação
 Da mesma forma
Likewise
 Por seu turno
 Enquanto que
While/ Whereas
 Ao passo que
 Entretanto
However
 No entanto
 Embora
Although/ Even though/ Even if
 Mesmo que
 Em último caso As a last resort
 Mesmo assim Nevertheless / Still
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1025. (Mackenzie 96) Indicate the alternative that best completes the
 Apesar de In spite of/ Despite following sentence:
Yes, I know Mario quite well; … , I … to see him at the club last
Besides that / In addition to weekend.
 Além disto
that a) furthermore – had b) thus – wanted
c) in fact – happened d) whereas – waited
 Não apenas …, mas também Not only …, but also e) despite – liked
 Afora isso Aside from that 1026. (Mackenzie 96) Indicate the alternative that best completes the
following sentence:
 Pelo menos … At least … He had a headache; … , he … the invitation.
a) hence – declined b) then – dismissed
c) otherwise – refused d) so – quit
 De qualquer modo Anyway / At any rate / In any
e) however – failed
 Seja como for case
1027. (Unirio 96) The word SO in So despite the extent to which
 Senão/ Caso contrário Otherwise loneliness affects nearly everyone at various times, it presents a
challenge to researchers expresses:
 Ao contrário de Unlike a) comparison. b) consequence. c) purpose.
d) contrast. e) cause.
 Em vez de/ Ao invés de Instead of/ In place of
1028. (Cesgranrio 90) Mark the word that can appropriately be used to fill
 A não ser que Unless the blank and expand the sentence Men not only cry less frequently, …
they also do it somewhat differently.
 A não ser por a) yet b) but c) and
Except for d) although e) however
 Com exceção de
 Uma vez que/ Já que Since 1029. (Uel 97) Marque a alternativa correta:
I’d like to talk to him … he arrives.
 Por exemplo For example / For instance a) while b) rather than c) since d) as soon as e) because
1030. (Pucsp 98) No período The struggle to have a piece of land to

 Em função de/ Devido a In face of/ Due to work on for a decent living has produced rifes and conflicts between
the landless peasants, ON ONE HAND, and the powerful landowners
 Por esta razão and the government, ON THE OTHER, as expressões on one hand e on
 Neste sentido the other indicam uma relação de:
 Desta forma For this reason / With this in a) alternância b) adição c) oposição
 Diante do exposto mind d) conseqüência e) causalidade
 Levando isto em
consideração 1031. (Mackenzie 96) Indicate the correct alternative to fill the blanks
bellow:
 Portanto Therefore / So … you know, Jack is a soldier, but he walks … a general.
a) How/ how b) As/ like c) As/ as
 Finalmente / Por fim Finally / At last d) Like/ as e) How/ like
 Levando tudo isso em 1032. (Uel 01) Na SENTENÇA , HOWEVER, thought of a way to spot
All things considered / Finally / them, a palavra HOWEVER poderia ser substituída por:
consideração
In summary a) nevertheless b) also c) since d) never e) but
 Em resumo
1033. (Uerj 01) A single conjunction may express multiple meanings. ln

1021. (Mackenzie 96) Indicate the alternative that best completes the Short of trying to collect every book in existence, as a library does, the
following sentences: word AS conveys the idea of
I – Study harder; … you’ll fail. a) cause b) comparison c) simultaneity d) contradiction
II – I know nothing about it; … , I can’t help you.
III – The editors continue to publish, … irregularly, two journals. 1034. (Ufce 00) The sentence Yet their ambitions and their dreams are a
IV – … being a good actor, he is also an excellent soccer player. mirror image of our own – and our response to them says a great deal
a) I – otherwise; II – thus; III – despite; IV – Besides about us as individuals, as a country is equivalent in meaning to
b) I – although; II – therefore; III – for; IV – And a) In other words, their ambitions and their dreams are a mirror image of our
c) I – so; II – so that; III – but; IV – Moreover own – and our response to them says a great deal about us as individuals,
d) I – or else; II – consequently; III – besides; IV – Also as a country.
e) I – also; II – as a consequence; III – then; IV – In addition b) As a result, their ambitions and their dreams are a mirror image of our
own – and our response to them says a great deal about us as individuals,
1022. (Uel 95) Assinale a alternativa que completa corretamente a sentença as a country.
abaixo: c) In addition, their ambitions and their dreams are a mirror image of our
… he is lazy, he makes a lot of money. own – and our response to them says a great deal about us as individuals,
a) But b) Thus c) Due to d) Unless e) Although as a country.
d) Similarly, their ambitions and their dreams are a mirror image of our own
1023. (Cesgranrio 95) The sentence Though overshoppers later – and our response to them says a great deal about us as individuals, as a
experience considerable remorse, they find shopping exciting contains country.
an idea of: e) Still, their ambitions and their dreams are a mirror image of our own – and
a) addition b) alternative c) cause our response to them says a great deal about us as individuals, as a
d) condition e) contrast country.
1024. (Fgv 95) Marque a alternativa que contém a palavra que preenche 1035. (Uff 01) In the sentence In the meantime, Judge Robert Kaye will
melhor a lacuna do texto a seguir: issue his final judgment on the jury’s verdict, IN THE MEANTIME could be
The new economic order was supposed to bring rapid growth for the replaced by:
industrialized nations, as emerging capitalist countries joined a global a) during b) nevertheless c) actually d) meanwhile e) however
free trade system … brutal competition from the Third World and the
Soviet block has stalled the developed nations. 1036. (Ufma 00) REGARDLESS OF WHAT in the sentence They are sick
a) because b) instead c) moreover and need to be helped, regardless of what they believe can be replaced
d) therefore e) while by:
a) whether b) because of c) whatever d) in spite of e) so
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6- That the rain washed away,
>> PHRASAL VERBS 7- Has left a pool of tears,
8- Crying for the day .......
1037. (Mackenzie 96) Choose the correct alternative. Indicate the meaning 9- Don’t let me standing here
of catch on to in the following sentence: 10- Lead me to your door
We didn’t quite CATCH ON TO what the teacher said.
a) reach the same standard or level b) hear 1045.
c) confirm d) believe e) understand In verse 1 the adjective winding means
(a) short and narrow.
1038.(Vunesp 90) Assinale a alternativa que preenche corretamente a (b) abrupt and dirty.
sentença a seguir: (c) with bends and turns.
He took … his hat. (d) full of wind.
a) off b) out c) in d) into e) on (e) wide and straight.
1039. (Uece 97) Split up in After getting stores and various other 1046.
commodities together in Mamfe, John and I decided to split up means In verses 4 and 7 the verb tense is used to express an action that
that… (a) happened at an indefinite point in the past.
a) they decided to separate. (b) will be a future reality very soon.
b) they decided to end their relationship. (c) will be completed before a future time very soon.
c) they decided to stay together. (d) was no doubt limited by two points in the time line, both in the
d) they decided to talk over their plans. present.
e) they decided to sleep together. (e) is continuous in the present.
1040. (Uel 97) Assinale a tradução correta dos termos em maiúsculo: 1047.
I DON’T FEEL LIKE being indoors all day. Let’s go for a long walk. In verse 6, the verb tense attributed to the rain means
a) Não estou com vontade b) Não acho ruim (a) an action that was partially successful.
c) Não creio que é uma boa idéia d) Não concordo (b) an action that was never fulfilled.
e) Não estou pensando em (c) that the rain could not remove it completely.
(d) an action that was a complete success.
1041. (Cesgranrio 98) The verb to go may be followed by many adverbial (e) that the rain was a light one.
particles and prepositions that add different meanings to it. Match the two
columns and then mark the correct alternative: 1048.
In verse 5, it is clear that, in that specific night, the weather was
I – go up II – go on III – go away IV – go by (a) calm.
(b) foggy.
(c) windless.
r. continue s. leave t. rise u. move v. (d) stormy.
pass (e) very good.
– Mark the correct match. 1049.

In verse 5, the adjective windy means
a) I – T; II – U; III – S; IV – R (a) full of water.
b) I – T; II – R; III – S; IV – V (b) full of currents of air.
c) I – T; II – V; III – U; IV – R (c) illuminated fully.
d) I – U; II – R; III – S; IV – V (d) very hot.
e) I – U; II – V; III – S; IV – R (e) very calm.
1042. (Udesc 97) Choose the CORRECT answer:  Questions from 6 to 10 will require that you choose the only option
The woman is TAKING CARE of her baby. with the correct verb tense.
– She is:
a) looking back on her baby. b) looking for her baby. 1050.
c) looking after her baby. d) looking down on her baby. Susie was watching TV when her husband _______________.
e) looking over her baby. (a) arrived
(b) had arrived
1043. (Afa 86) Qual alternativa possui os três verbos na ordem natural de (c) was going to arrive
seu uso? (d) has arrived
a) wake up/ sleep/ get up b) sleep/ get up/ wake up (e) would arrive
c) get up/ wake up/ sleep d) sleep/ wake up/ get up
1051.
1044. (Ciaba 00) “Is that my new TV in that package?’ Martha recommended that her son ____________ appropriately.
“Yes, just … ” (a) would have behaved
a) open it up, take it out, plug it in and turn it on. (b) behaves
b) open it up, take it off, plug it on and turn it on. (c) behave
c) take it out, open it on, plug it off and turn it up. (d) had behaved
d) take it in, plug it out, turn it down and open it up. (e) has behaved
e) open it out, take it up, turn it on and plug it on.
1052.
>>> QUESTÕES MISTAS DE PROVAS MILITARES <<< Oh gosh! I’m fed up with ___________ on so many busy streets!
(de vocabularies / gramática) (a) drive
(b) drove
(c) driving
PROVA DE INGLÊS – EFOMM 2005 (d) has driving
(e) has driven
Questions 1 to 5 will be based on part of the lyrics of a song by
“The Beatles”: 1053.
** The long and winding road – The Beatles** If my boss had not phoned the police on the spot, the thief ______.
(a) would get away with it
1- The long and winding road (b) got away with it
2- That leads to your door (c) should got away with it
3- Will never disappear (d) would have gotten away with it
4- I’ve seen that road before ...... (e) has gotten away with it
5- The wild and windy night
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1054. (e) Several workers decided to go ON strike ON the same day their
So far the President _____________. boss announced his bankruptcy.
(a) has not been elected
(b) will never be elected 1063.
(c) would be elected soon In the sentence: ‘You may be wrong, but you may be right.’, May means.
(d) had been elected (a) permission
(e) would have been elected (b) ability
(c) deduction
1055. (d) obligation
Choose the only option with the correct preposition. (e) possibility
Getting ____ early in the morning is good to health providing you sleep well.
(a) up 1064.
(b) on All our words can be classified into different categories which we call parts
(c) in of speech. Identify the parts of speech of the words in italics.
(d) under 1) That’s no help at all.
(e) away 2) The pot boiled over after a while.
3) No one but John left.
1056. 4) John suffers from pneumoconiosis.
Choose the only option with the correct preposition. 5) The family moved to greener pastures.
What _______ earth are you doing here so early in the morning? (a) noun – adverb – conjunction – noun – noun
(a) under (b) noun – adverb – preposition – noun - adjective
(b) on (c) noun – preposition – preposition – noun –adjective
(c) in (d) verb – preposition – conjunction- noun – adjective
(d) at (e) verb – preposition – conjunction – adjective – noun
(e) behind
PROVA DE INGLÊS - EFOMM 2004
1057. ANULADA (GABARITO NO FINAL DA PROVA)
1058. You are now required to choose the CORRECT prepositions in order to
Choose the alternative that best completes the dialog below. appropriately answer the next four questions (Questions (1- 4).
Tom: ‘Do you always get good marks on _____________examinations ?’ 1065.
Sally based her opinion ________ Stephen Hawking’s theory on
John: ‘Yes, I do. I guess it’s because I do________________homework Black Holes.
assignments and study a little every day.’ ( a ) under ( b ) in ( c ) beneath ( d ) at ( e ) on
Tom: ‘How about Anne ? Are___________grades good too ?’
1066.
John: ‘Yes, She’s very smart and enjoys studying hard.’ I am __________ top of the world looking _________ on Creation and the
only explanation I can find is that I love you.
(a) your – mine – hers ( a ) at / up ( b ) in /above ( c ) under / above ( d ) on / down
(b) your – me – yours ( e ) after / in
(c) yours – mine – your
(d) your – my – her 1067.
(e) your – my – hers On that occasion, I was sure that my mother would not approve
____ you.
1059. ( a ) of ( b ) over ( c ) no preposition ( d ) at ( e ) without
Choose the only option with the correct preposition.
Watch ____ for those loose bricks! 1068.
(a) at = Olhe para Besides running and maintaining the main propulsion machinery ____
(b) in = Olhe para dentro the ship, the Engineer Officer has a great deal ____ auxiliary machinery to
(c) out = Observe look _____.
(d) after = Ajude (a) in / on / about ( b ) of / of / after ( c ) out / in / above
(e) away = Vire o rosto / Olhe para outro lado / Desvie o olhar ( d ) on / of / at ( e ) in / on / out
1060. You are now required to choose the CORRECT tenses of the verbs in
Remarking has to do with________________. brackets in order to appropriately answer the next four questions (Questions 5-8).
(a) seeing
(b) saying 1069.
(c) thinking Mary Stuart _______________ ( never, to give) the chance of
(d) singing defending herself before being executed in 1634.
(e) cheating ( a ) is never given ( b ) was never given ( c ) would never be given
( d ) had never been given ( e ) has never been given
1061.
Choose the best answer to complete the sentence . 1070.
‘The widow shot_______________by accident.’ I wish I _________ as rich as Onassis! I would be very happy!
(a) yourself ( a ) were ( b ) have been ( c ) had been ( d ) was ( e ) would be
(b) himself
(c) istself 1071.
(d) herself She was just sixteen and all alone,
(e) myself when I came to be,
so we ________ (to grow) up together,
1062. my mom child and me.
Mark the sentence which must be completed with ‘on’ and ‘in’ , in the same ( a ) shall grow ( b ) growes ( c ) do grow ( d ) growed ( e ) grew
sequence.
(a) ‘I was talking ON the phone when I heard a knock ON the door.’ 1072.
(b) The boy got a bike ON his birthday, and is now keeping it IN his If Susie ______________ (not, to be) so rude to her former math teacher
relative’s garage. last week, he _________ certainly ___________( to do) his best to help
(c) The Smith family lives IN the countryside, ON a very cozy farm her.
house. ( a ) were not / will / do
(d) Bob was invited to speak AT the conference ON behalf of the ( b ) is not / would / had done
company’s president. ( c ) would not be / was / done
( d ) were not / would / have done
( e ) is not / will / have had been
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Every society changes, but not change at the same rate or in the same
1073. direction.
__________ _______ the most updated news about the war in Corea. ( a ) Every society ( b ) but not change. ( c ) same rate.
( d ) In. ( e ) same direction.
( a ) There are ( b ) These were ( c ) That is ( d ) Those are
( e ) There were 1082.
How many people know that the Brooklyn Bridge, built in 1883, were the
1074. world’s first suspension bridge?
Sam insisted that Susie _____________ with him until the next morning. ( a ) Many. ( b ) Built. ( c ) Were. ( d ) Suspension. ( e )
( a ) had stayed ( b ) stayed ( c ) would stay ( d ) have stayed Bridge.
( e ) stay
1083.
1075. Perhaps was his own lack of proper schooling that led Horace Mann
“One man’s meat is another man’s poison”. It means that to struggle for the most important reforms in education.
( a ) we will have everything we desire providing we persist. ( a ) Perhaps was. ( b ) Proper schooling. ( c ) Led.
( b ) our necessities are the same, regardless of our personal lives.
( d ) For the most important. ( e ) In education.
( c ) we will never have everything we desire to.
( d ) human beings’ necessities are distinct.
1084.
( e ) everybody has the same point of view.
 JUST THE WAY YOU LOOK TONIGHT ( ROD STUART ) Select the CORRECT verb tense
1. Someday when I’m awfully low

 What time is it, Sam?
2. When the world is cold  Oh, it’s ten o’clock sharp.
3. I will feel a glow
4. Just thinking of you
 Good, by noon, my wife _____________ the new worksheet.
5. And the way you look tonight
( a ) was finishing ( b ) would finish ( c ) had already finished
6. You’re so lovely
( d ) will have finished ( e ) have been finishing
7. With your smile so warm
8. And your cheeks so soft
9. There’s nothing for me but to love you
10. And the way you look tonight
11. With each word, your tenderness grows
12. Tearing my fears apart
13. And that laugh that wrinkles your nose
14. Touches my foolish heart
15. Yes your lovely, never ever change
16. Keep that breathless charm
17. Won’t you please arrange it
18. Cause I love you
19. Just the way you look tonight
20. Just the way you look tonight ...
1076.
In verse 1 of the Lyrics we find the adverb awfully, which
means
( a ) absolutely. ( b ) terribly. ( c ) fortunately. ( d ) wishfully.
( e ) certainly .
1077.
Verse 12 exploits the expression Tearing my fears apart, which
means that
( a ) all bad feelings are gone.
( b ) the author feels uneasy.
( c ) the feelings are not reciprocal.
( d ) all the feelings of love are useless.
( e ) the author is not certain about his feelings.
1078.
The word laugh in verse 13 is an expression of
( a ) anger. ( b ) distress. ( c ) happiness. ( d ) hate. ( e ) sorrow.
1079.
The expression never ever change in verse 15 means
( a ) change as you wish.
( b ) often change your behavior.
( c ) never proceed as you usually do.
( d ) change your reactions as often as you can.
( e ) continue being as you are.
1080.
Regarding the impact the lady’s appearance caused, the word
breathless in verse 16 means
( a ) simple. ( b ) light. ( c ) unimportant. ( d ) remarkable.
( e ) awful.
 You are now required to select the WRONG option among the
ones stressed in the next three questions (Questions 1081-1083).
1081.
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>> CFOE <<
A) Time is money
1085. _______ is Elizabeth at the club? To start her dance course. B) Sing a happy song
C) Honest always pays
A) Why D) Respect people at the restaurant
B) When
C) Where 1095. The couple were in panic because:
D) How
A) They were too tired.
1086. ______ pants are these? They're mine, of course! B) The wife had left the purse in the restaurant.
C) They didn't have enought money to pay the bill.
A) Who D) It was time for them to rest a little.
B) When
C) Where QUESTÕES DE AFA
D) Whose
 Read the text below to answer questions from 1 to 4.
1087. _____ tall are you, Nelson? I'm taller than you, Patty.
IT`S MORE THAN FLYING !!
A) What The Air Force is not just airplanes. It’s men and women _____ are
B) Who integral parts of a closely knit organization.
C) Which Being an Air Force cadet says something about you. It’s an
D) How indication _____ you have imagination and drive to get things done. Nothing
of real and lasting value can be accomplished without dedicated people.
1088. Kathrin is a famous top model in Australia, ______? That’s why the Air Force is seeking people _____ are selflessly loyal their
country, the Air Force and themselves.
A) isn't she You can become an Air Force officer proudly working at a
B) isn't Kathrin
C) is not demanding and challenging profession _____ calls for dedication, hard work
D) not is
and discipline, but also offers many personal rewards.
1089. All the comparisons below are correct, EXCEPT:
A) Jane is less talkative than her sister Sue. Accept the challenge.
B) Mary is as thin as the Spanish teacher. Be an Air Force cadet.
C) Paul is more short than the mechanic. The experience can change your life.
D) Susan is more interested in Science than you. 1096. Select an alternative to complete the blanks.
a) that / of that / _____ / that
1090. Lucy should travel next holiday because she is too tired: Should can b) who / _____ / who / which
be repalced by: c) which / that / which / _____
d) that / of which / _____ / who
A) Must
B) Had better 1097. In the second paragraph, the pronoun “it” refers to
C) Can a) an indication.
D) Could b) something about you.
c) being an Air Force cadet.
1091. In: "The gentleman insisted on giving me a ten-dollar reward for my d) nothing of real lasting value.
honest." Ten-dollar can be classified as:
1098. The correct interrogative form of the sentence “The Air Force is not
A) An adjective. just airplanes.” is:
B) A noum a) Isn’t the Air Force just Airplanes ?
C) A preposition. b) Is there just airplanes in the Air Force ?
D) A pronoun. c) Are not just airplanes in the Air Force ?
d) Does the Air Force isn’t just airplanes ?
1092. The word beneath in " I noticed a woman's purse beneath a table in
the corner" can be classified as: 1099. According to the text we could say that “nothing of real and lasting
value can be accomplished by
A) A preposition a) the Air Force.”
B) An adverb b) the seeking people.”
C) A pronoun c) dedicate people.”
D) A verb d) their imagination.”
1093. The word ederly in... "and moments later an ederly couple returned
in a panic"... can be considered: 1100. Talking about numbers, “six” is to twelve” the same way “_____” is to
“one thousand”.
A) A adverb a) five dozen b) five hundred c) half a million d) five thousand
B) An adjective
C) A verb 1101. 08.00 p.m – Mike had several glasses of wine.
D) A pronoun 12:00 a.m. – Mike had an accident.
What could you say about Mike at this present moment ?
TEXTO a) Mike will have gone home earlier then.
b) He has been driving drunk for many hours.
One Saturday night, during a visit to a fast food restaurant with my wife and c) Mike can’t drive very well after the accident.
children , I noticed a woman's purse under a table in the corner. I gave the d) After he’d drunk several glasses of wine, Mike had an accident.
purse to the manager, and moments later an elderly couple returned in a
panic to claim it. The gentleman insisted on giving me a ten-dollar reward for 1102. The sentence “just do it”, which is Nike’s slogan, is in
my honesty. a) the present tense. b) the present perfect tense. c) the imperative.
In the car on our way home , my four kids began singing, "For He's a Jolly b) the contracted emphatic form.
Good Fellow . " I explained that I had done nothing extraordinary , but
appreciated the song anyway. 1103. The past tenses are correct in:
"We're not singing about you, daddy," they responded. "We're singing about a) meant – shook – understood – shaved
the man who gave us ten dollars." b) taught – touched – lent – earnt – burnt
c) kept – trusted – bought – stealed – owned
1094. The best tittle for this passage wolud be: d) dreamt – spoke – hurted – realized – thought
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1114. “Prince Charles, heir apparent to the throne of England, had a story
1104. Choose the right alternative to complete the blanks. od a deeply troubled marriage with princess Diana”. The pronunciation of
“The airplane _____ at 3000 feet _____ the airport when the pilot _____ the world “heir” is just like the word
something was happening with one of the engines.” a) “air” b) “ear” c) “hair” d) “hare”
a) had flown / over / repaired b) was flying / above / noticed
c) had been flying / on / had been d) has flown / up / had communicated 1115. Select a sequence of words to complete the following paragraph
correctly:
1105. Find the alternative that best completes the three sentences below. “We don’t pronounce the sound of the consonant T in the words
“Microsoft’s Explorer aims at _____ its users with quick access to the web.” _____ and _____. The sound of the vowel E after the consonant F in the
“As the class was almost over the students didn’t bother _____ he exercise.” words _____ and _____ isn’t usually pronounced either. The H is also
“She offered _____ us and I think that was very nice of her.” omitted when we say _____. These are things we must learn in English !”
a) to give / doing / her help a) startle / often / differentiate / referee / haste
b) providing / to start / to help b) whistle / turtle / conference / preferment / honest
c) to provide / answering / helping c) castle / fasten / difference / reference / honorable
d) program / finishing / her helping d) wrestle / mostly / preference / different / horizon
 Questions from 1106 to 1109 refer to the text below. 1116. Choose the alternative which express the same idea of the
sentence below, but changes all the nouns to its corresponding gender,
The subject of flight has fascinated us for thousands of years. Our masculine or feminine.
distant ancestors first envied the birds and scratched pictures of them _____ “The bachelor, who is the widower’s son, should date with our niece, a
rock walls. That was a primitive way of expressing wonder at the fenomenon bright student from Colorado University.”
of flight and a desire _____ share it. _____ the classical myth, the architect a) The bacheless, whi is the widower’s son, should date with our
Daedalus and his son Icarus fastened wings _____ their bodies with wax. nephewer ...
Icarus, flying godlike too near the sun, was destroyed when the wax melted. b) The spinster, whi is the widower’s son, shoud date with our
nephew...
1106. Complete the text with the missing prepositions. c) The spinster, who is the widow’s daughter, should date with our
a) in / of / In / at nephew ...
b) on / to / In / to d) The spinsteress, who is the widower’s daughter, shoud date with our
c) for / to / To / in niecetor ...
d) over / in / From / on
1117. “Although the ultimate meaning of life is mysterious, it affects every
1107. We can say that our distant ancestors moment that we live. What we believe about the meaning of life influences
a) wished wings like a bird’s. what we value and every choice we make.”
b) sent the bird’s scratches away. The word “ultimate” in the is used as
c) flew fast with wings like gods. a) a synonym of “mysterious”.
d) broke the bird’s pictures on the wall. b) a noun that means “last one”.
c) an adverb of time, the same as “lately”.
1108. In the text we can find d) an adjective that means “fundamental”.
a) one relative pronoun. b) two personal pronouns.
c) four objective pronouns. d) three possessive adjectives. 1118. Choose the alternative which has its adverbs in the most usual
order following a verb of movement.
1109.. The word “when” belongs to a) There go our bus now down the lane.
a) a noun clause b) a relative clause. b) Vicky danced beautifully yesterday at the party.
c) an objective clause. d) an adverbial clause. c) He sat on the chair very quickly when the teacher called his name.
d) Mike entered fast by the open door when he heard she was crying his
 In questions 1110 to 1118 choose the alternatives which fill in the name.
blanks correctly.
Question 1119 refers to the text below
1110. The Brazilian economy seemed to be getting _____ when the Asian Everyone has something to learn from _____ Kosovo. But _____
financial crisis took place and drastically affected FHC’s government. keenest students of the war should be those who like in Western Europe.
a) better and best b) better and better c) the best financial d) Other place in _____ world have seen as much or more bloodshed since
heavy and heavier _____ end of the cold war. But only _____ Europe has medieval hatred
taken hold so close to the heart of what boastfully supposes itself to be
1111. That day Michael managed to control himself because he’s not _____ rational, sophisticated civilization.
_____ his brother. He is _____ he should be at his age.
a) as impulsive as / much more reasonable than 1119. The pronoun “itself” in the text refers to
b) the most impulsive of / more reasonable than a) the heart of a medieval continent.
c) the least impulsive than / the most reasonable of b) the European continent as a whole.
d) less impulsive than / very much reasonable than c) a rational, sophisticated civilization.
d) a continent which is the heart of the world.
1112. “My friend would still be living in New York if his father hadn’t died
in the countryside.” So you can come to a conclusion that he 1120. Assinale a alternativa que corretamente preenche as lacunas I, II e III,
a) would live in New York if his father. respectivamente:
b) is taking care of his father in the countryside. - The girl to I spoke is your classmate.
c) still lives in New York and not in the country now.
d) lost his father in the countryside, not in New York. - That is the teacher car was stolen.
- The room window is broken will be cleaned tomorrow.
1113. Read the paragraph to tell what the underlined words are I II III
respectively. a) who that which
“Spit it out! People who let the world know how they feel may be b) who whose whose
healthier than those who keep their remorse to themselves, experts say. c) whom which that
People who never complain may not have enough self - respect. If you don’t d) who whose whose
complain when you’ve got a legitimate grievance, it implies you don’t think
you deserve good things.”
1121. The pianist I told you about lives in one-story building on Main
a) relative pronoun / conjunction / relative pronoun / conjunction
b) conjunction / interrogative determiner / conjunction / relative pronoun Street. Although she isn’t professional musician, she plays piano
c) interrogative pronoun / conjunction / relative pronoun / interrogative extremely well.
determiner I II III
d) relative pronoun / interrogative determiner / interrogative pronoun / a) an a the
conjunction. b) • • a
c) a a the
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d) an • • d) had been graduating / had already traveled
- Os testes de 1122 a 1125 referem-se ao anúncio abaixo, extraído de um 1129. _____________ you survive in that forest ?
jornal local: I had a survival course three years ago so I knew how to get food.
OPERATOR TECHNICIANS
Specialty Minerals do Brasil, an international, research-based a) How did
company, (I) several openings for Operator Technicians at its plant in b) Why didn’t
Jacarei. The successful candidate will be responsible (II) operating a c) What can
computer-controlled process, performing quality control lab tests, unloading d) Who could
of bulk product, loading tanker trucks with finished product, and other duties
as assigned. Qualifications include a two-year technical degree and/or 1130. You _______ say such bad things about your parents.
several years experience working with computer based process control
equipment, besides heavy emphasis on chemical industry control operator a) could to
experience. The plant is a continuous operation and the employee will be on b) have got
a rotating shift which includes some weekends, and overtime. Successful c) shouldn’t
candidates must be able to (III), read and write in English. d) don’t ought to
Specialty Minerals offers a competitive pay and benefits package
plus the opportunity to work (IV) in a responsible and (V) position. 1131. I - _____ the boys pass or they fail.
Please send résumé to..... II -_____ being run over many times, he became more careful.
III - The dog _______ barks does not usually bite.
1122. Algumas das atribuições do cargo oferecido pela Specialty Minerals IV - She joined a military academy _______ become an officer.
do Brasil incluem:
I. Execução de testes de controle de qualidade. a) Whether / Which / after / either
II. Disponibilidade para viagens ao exterior. b) Either / After / which / in order to
III. Recebimento e despacho de carga. c) After / Either / in order to / which
-De acordo com o anúncio, est(á) (ão) correta(s): d) Which / Before / after / in order to
a) Apenas a I. d) Todas.
b) Apenas a II. e) Nenhuma. 1132. The airplane will land ______ half an hour.
c) Apenas a III.
a) by off
1123. O cargo exige que o candidato: b) at here
I. Trabalhe em turnos. c) through
II. Tenha disponibilidade para horas extras nos finais de semana. d) in about
III. Aprenda a falar, ler e escrever em inglês.
- De acordo com o anúncio, est(á) (ão) correta(s): 1133. England and France have had powerful military forces but the
a) Apenas a I. d) Todas. United States has _____ powerful forces of them.
b) Apenas a II. e) Nenhuma.
c) Apenas a III. a) more
b) the most
1124. As lacunas I, II e III devem ser preenchidas respectivamente por: c) many more
I II III d) much more
a) Has for speak
b) Have by speaking 1134. A house-breaker could easily go into that building because of
c) Have for spoken ________ windows were broken, but he might have hurt ________ The
d) Has for speak police could see blood on the ground. They are going to find out what
has happened to _______.
1125.. Consider the questions below and mark the correct item:
 I helped him without __(I)__ interest. a) his / itself / his
 I haven’t __(II)__ good news for you b) their / itself / it
 The police searched your car everywhere, but they found it __(III)__ c) my / myself / it
 He asked for __(IV)__ milk. but she didn’t have __(V)__ d) its / himself / him
a) I - any / II - any / III - nowhere / IV - some / V - any
b) I - any / II - no / III - no one / IV - something / V - any
c) I - some / II - any / III - nowhere / IV - some / V - any 1135. Michael played the piano _________ when he was _________.
d) I - some / II - any / III - everywhere / IV - some / V - any Now he stopped practicing.
>>>AFA 97<<< a) better / younger

b) very well / newest
Instructions for questions 1 to 32. c) well / more young
Mark the alternative which best answers the item. d) more right / more young
1126. Jane took the book although she knew it was _____ and she left it 1136. He could play tennis very well but today he doesn’t play it
an hour ago with a friend of ______. ________ he used to
a) mine / hers a) as often as

b) my own / her b) more often as
c) my / his own c) more frequently
d) me own’s / hers own d) the most frequently that
1127. They intended to keep all the money for _______ Jack ________ 1137. I like that teacher. He explains things very _______.
gave me this information. What is going to happen to ______ now ?
a) slow
a) they / his own / ours b) easy
b) themselves / himself / us c) clearly
c) theirselves / himself / we d) intelligent
d) they own / by him / ourselves
1138. He ___________ smoke a lot but he stopped because he was
1128. She _____ by the end of the next year, when I ____ to Europe. running a big risk.
a) will have graduating / travel a) has

b) will be graduating / will be traveling b) loves
c) will can be graduating / am traveling c) hates
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d) used to 1149. _____ he ____ studied _____ have _____ his examination.
1139. Robert never had an accident though he drives very _____. a) If / hasn’t / would / pass
b) If / had / wouldn’t / passed
a) fast c) If / hadn’t / wouldn’t / passed
b) slow d) When / had / wouldn’t / pass
c) carefully
d) cautious 1150. You should have called to say you’d be late.
I _________ but there was nobody home.
1140. Cabral _________ Brazil many years ago and his discovery a) did call
opened new gates for Portugal, __________ ? b) tried call
c) can’t call
a) discovered / didn’t it d) try phone
b) has discovered / did it
c) had discovered / didn’t him 1151. The victim ______ walking along the bridge with a tall man.
d) has been discovered / did they
a) has seen
1141. We can’t do without him, _____________ ? b) was seen
c) didn’t see
a) can us d) wasn’t seeing
b) can we
c) can ours 1152. The sentence Joe asked what I was doing there so late. can be
d) can’t he equivalent to the following direct speech:
1142. By the time we got to the cinema, the movie _______ already a) Why are you here so late ?
________ . b) Why are you there so late ?
c) What have you been doing?
a) had / started d) What are you doing here so late ?
b) has / started
c) didn’t / started 1153. I ________ ten days in Europe in my last vacation and I _______
d) would / started it was wonderful.
1143. If he likes that van, he ________ buy it or he _______ never take a) spend / think
that long trip. b) spent / thought
c) had spended / thought
a) will / will d) spended / have thought
b) could / had
c) would / would 1154. - I can’t lend you my car this weekend.
d) can / wouldn’t - What did he say ?
- He _________ this weekend.
1144. If I had _____ harder, I ______ have ______ the Math test.
a) said he can’t lend you my car
a) studied / would / fail b) said he cannot lend you his car
b) study / would / passed c) said you he can’t lend you his car
c) study / wouldn’t / failed d) told us he cannot lend you my car
d) studied / wouldn’t / failed
1155. Jennifer, __________ , didn’t do a good job but the _______ was
1145. The old lady looks for ____ can give her minute of attention. very well in that movie.
a) whoever a) the actriss / artist

b) whatever b) the actrix / author
c) wherever c) the actress / actor
d) whichever d) the actoress / actor
1146. Bob’s opponent was hitting him hard but Bob didn’t ________ . He 1156. Unknown to her parents, Daisy was at a Christmas party at the
was sure of ________ his own record. office last night. She hadn’t come back home until 4 a.m. There was a
telephone set in the office, so _________.
a) take in / get over
b) break up / giving up a) She can hardly phone them tonight
c) give up / breaking up b) She will probably phone them later on
d) take back / get through c) She should have forgotten going back home
d) She could have phoned that she was going to be late
1147. _____ man I don’t know has called you but didn’t leave any
message. ______ man just told me he’d call again during __________ 1157. Which sentence is correct ?
week.
a) Never I have heard your name.
a) An / A / an Not once he did mentioned it.
b) A / The / the b) I have heard your name never.
c) The / A / the Did not once he mention it.
d) The / The / a c) I have never heard your name.
Once not he did mention it.
1148. How do you write the numbers 1572 and 339 in full ? d) Never have I heard your name.
Not once did he mention it.
a) one thousand and fifty two ; three thousand thirty nine
b) one hundred thousand five hundred seventy two ; three and thirtyInstructions for questions 1158 to 1160.
nine Read these sentences and choose the right alternative.
c) one thousand five hundred and seventy two ; three hundred and
thirty nine 1158. I - Jane traveled to San Francisco by train last January.
d) one thousand five hundred seventeen two ; three hundred and II - Jane traveled by train to San Franscisco last January.
thirteen nine III - Last January Jane traveled to San Francisco by train.
IV - To San Francisco Jane traveled by train last January.
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d) more attacks by the district’s defenders
a) Only sentence II is wrong.
b) Sentences I and III are correct. 1165. We could observe that the Khmer Rouge’s men _____________.
c) Sentences II and Iv are correct.
d) Sentences III and IV are correct. a) moved the bulk of its forces
b) have no intention to take power
1159. I - From 8 to 10 p.m. frequently Robert studies. c) command the Vietnamese Forces
II - Robert frequently studies from 8 to 10 p.m. d) set fire on Cambodian automatic weapons
III - Robert frequently from 8 to 10 p.m. studies.
IV - Robert studies frequently from 8 to 10 p.m. >>>AFA 1998<<<
a) Only sentence I is correct. 1166. Complete the following text:

b) Only sentence II is correct.
c) Only sentence III is wrong. And the World Cup is ________ from a global economic perspective. It
d) Sentences III and IV are correct. generates ________ of $ 428 million for sponsor rights and $ 450 million
for TV rights. Licensed merchandise _______ are projected at $ 1.2
1160. I - My brother were sent to a new station by the commander. million.
II - Scarlet was promised a new computer for Christmas.
III - All the students must be told that the new teacher is to arrive in an hour a) big / taxis / sells
IV - Great ! Where the doctor has being gone all those weeks ! b) huge / fees / sales
c) huge / rates / sizes
a) I and II are correct. d) gigantic / changes / prices
b) I and III are correct.
c) I and IV are correct. 1167. Choose the correct alternative.
d) II and III are correct.
The ship struck an iceberg, which tore a huge hole in _______ side.
Instructions for questions 1161 to 1165.
Read the text below and choose the best alternative to complete the a) its
statement. b) his
THE KHMER ROUGE IS MOVING DEEPER INSIDE CAMBODIA - c) her
BUT IT IS NOT ABOUT TO TAKE POWER d) their
You don’t have to travel far from Phnom Penh to see the war. 1168. “(...) still in the doorway, I heard a mission bell and I was thinking
Early one morning last month Khmer Rouge guerrillas attacked the well- _________________ this could be heaven or this could be hell.”
defended town of Phnom Sruoch - just 70 kilometers from the
Cambodian capital. Some 250 rebel soldiers opened fire with automatic a) with me
weapons and B-40 rockets on the town’s market, health clinic and b) of myself
military and administrative offices. Phnom Sruoch is not an easy target: c) to myself
a government armored regiment is based nearby, as is one of its key d) about my own
infantry and tank-training camps. Nevertheless, the Khmer Rouge force
was able to hit it along a kilometer-long front for 40 minutes before it 1169. The doctor advised her ________________ while pregnant.
was driven off by the district’s defenders. Only two people were killed, a) stops to smoke
but the rebels overran the clinic and carried all the medicine away. b) to stop smoking
c) to stop to smoke
The gunfight at Phnom Sruoch demonstrated the Khmer Rouge’s d) stopping smoking
growing courage - and its increasing ability to attack near the center of
the government supported by the Vietnamese. Khmer Rouge fighters - 1170. Read the text below:
still under the command of Pol Pot, whose government the Vietnamese
extinguished in 1979 - don’t intend to take power. Yet in the 11 months Paul McCartney eulogized his wife, Linda, before more than 700 mourners -
since Hanoi moved the bulk of its combat forces and military advisers including Sting, Elton John, and former Beatles George Harrison and
out, the Khmer Rouge has gone deeper and deeper inside the country. Ringo Starr - at a memorial service Monday evening at a West End
The guerrillas have taken several thousand kilometers along the Thai church. “She was my girlfriend. I lost my girlfriend. I still can’t believe it,
border and now have two new strategically located targets: Kampong but it’s true. I have to believe it.” McCartney said Linda, 56, died of
Spew and Kampong Thom. breast cancer in April.
1161. The guerrillas have ____________ Observe the underlined words. The pronoun IT refers to:
a) lost some battles
b) been losing for 11 months a) I have to believe.
c) shown courage of its Air Force b) I still can’t believe.
d) been having important victories c) I lost my girlfriend.
d) She was my girlfriend.
1162. Kampong Spew and Kampong Thom are two ____________
1171. Choose the WRONG comparison.
a) guerrillas’ bases
b) guerrillas’ commanders a) The more he thinks, the more he smokes.
c) towns the soldiers attacked b) The most he has got, the more he wants to get.
d) towns the guerrillas intend to attack c) The diamond was worth more than its high price.
d) As the time went by she became more and more beautiful.
1163. Phnom Sruoch’s market, health clinic and military and
administrative offices were __________________ Based on the text below answer questions 9 and 10.
a) targets hit by the guerrillas “Defense Secretary William Cohen refused Monday to segregate male and
b) burned one morning last month female recruits in Army, Navy and Air Force training camps. After nearly six
c) Phnom Sruoch’s defense forces months of review, Cohen announced training the sexes together from the
d) a difficult target for the Cambodians start __________(I) prepare troops to work together later. ______(II)
14%______(II) the force female, “we cannot run a military today
1164. Because of the two hundred and fifty soldiers’ attack, Phnom ________(II) women, ”Cohen said.”
Sruoch’s inhabitants may have ________________
1172. Choose an alternative to complete blank number (I) on the text.
a) to run over the clinic again
b) serious health assistance problems a) was a good way to
c) made the people lose their courage b) were better ways to
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c) was the best way for resurrected by an artist’s ink and imagination. If only silver-screen
d) were the best way to Superman Christopher Reeve could be as lucky. Reeve, 42, _____ (to
lie) last week in a Virginia hospital, paralyzed and breathing only with
1173. Complete the blank marked with number (II) with prepositions: help of a respirator after he __________ (to injure) himself in an
equestrian competition over the holiday weekend.”
a) at / in / on
b) with / from / over a) died / killed / was / lay / injured
c) with / of / without b) died / killed / was / lied / injuring
d) both / in / without c) has died / killing / is / lied / injured
1174. This hot weather has affected my ___________________. d) died / killed / has been / lied / injured
a) concentrated ability 1181. Complete the text below.

b) ability concentrating
c) ability concentration “A bright light ______ the plane”, __________ Lt. Col. Paul Tibbets, the pilot
d) ability to concentrate of the Enola Gay, the B-29 that _________ the first atomic bomb. “We
_______ back to look at Hiroshima. The city was hidden by that awful...
1175. Complete the text. cloud boiling up mushrooming.”
“Airbus’ success _______________ its US competitors and could cause a a) firing / told / made / went
bitter transatlantic trade war. Jean Pierson _________ like a true b) filled / wrote / dropped / turned
capitalist. “We are in this business to build aircraft and make money,” c) shone / said / exploded / come
_________ the head of Airbus Industrie”. d) fired / described / dropped / got
a) worry / to talk / say 1182. Complete the text below.

b) worries / talks / says
c) has worried / talks / to say “We ____________________ you today which players will start the game
d) has been worrying / talking / saying against Scotland. We ____________________ a secret as long as we
can,” said Brazilian soccer team’s coach Zagallo when asked about
1176. Complete the text. Brazil’s line-up.
“Of course, they are no angels, but they __________________ us pretty a) told / were keeping
well and they __________________ to kill us, like the Russian.” (Yelena b) will not tell / might keep
Kapran, one of the hundreds of Russian civilians taken hostage in c) had told / are going to keep
Budyonnovsk, after her release by Chechen Guerrillas.) d) are not going to tell / will keep
a) cared / attacked Based on the text below, answer questions from 20 to 24.
b) treated / didn’t try
c) haven’t treated / haven’t tried In Masai culture, when you really want to honor a woman, you refer to
d) have worked / haven’t shooted her as the mother of her oldest daughter. So last week, when a group of
Masai schoolgirls in northern Tanzania held up a sign saying KARIBU
1177. Complete the text. MAMA CHELSEA, it
_____________(I) more than just “Welcome Chelsea’s mom”. Hillary and
“City residents tired of noisy car alarms that go off at all hours of the night Chelsea Clinton, on a good-will tour trip of several African countries,
_____________ this: an auto-security system that uses smoke, not understood the compliment. They also understood that the sheltered First
noise. Called the Dragon Vehicle Defense Machine, it Daughter is developing a fan club of her own. Mrs. Clinton quickly noted that
_____________________ robbery by filling the car with a cloud of the Masai girls ________________________(II) to someone “more active
smoke so dense that the thief can’t see. It ___________ at car stores in than her mother,” and Chelsea took floor with ease. Asked about the
June. Cost 35 dollars.” problem of American youth, she mentioned the drug abuse and the
”hopelessness and cynicism” that plague many of her fellow teenagers. “The
a) love / will prevent / is solutions ultimately have to come from the youth people themselves,”
b) will love / prevents / will be Chelsea concluded confidently. “We are the future, and we make of our
c) won’t love / is preventing / won’t be future what we make of it.”
d) loving / is going to prevent / is being
1183. The verbal form to complete blank (I) is:
1178. Complete the text.
a) means
“Mr. Brooks __________ well since last year and ________________ help b) meant
from any doctor until he _______________ at the dinner party.” c) will mean
d) has meant
a) had felt / had sought / fainted
b) hasn’t felt / as sought / has faint 1184. The blank (II) is going to be filled with:
c) hasn’t felt / hasn’t sought / fainted a) may enjoy talking
d) had felt / hadn’t sought / had been fainting b) might enjoy talking
c) may to enjoy talking
1179. The passive voice is correct in: d) might enjoyed to talk
I- 719.521 firearms had been imported by the USA since 1991. 1185. The honor to a woman is to
II- 719.521 firearms were imported by the USA in 1991. a) refer to the daughter of her mother’s.
III- 719.521 firearms have been imported by the USA since 1991. b) have the same of her daughter’s name.
IV- 719.521 firearms have being imported by the USA in 1991. c) be referred to as her daughter’s mother.
d) be called by the name of her daughter’s.
a) all sentences above
b) sentences I and II only 1186. A lot of young people in the USA
c) numbers I, II and III only a) believe in the future with great hope.
d) numbers II, III and IV only b) are drug addicted and feel little hope.
c) will follow Chelsea’s solutions themselves.
1180. Use the right tense of the verbs in parenthesis to complete the d) believe that a plague will get the teenagers.
text below:
1187. In the text Chelsea:
“The comic-book Superman _________ (to die) about three years ago
________ (to kill) in a colossal fight with an alien archfiend named I- uses the floor to sit down.
Doomsday. Seven issues later he __________ (to be) back in action, II- made many questions about the problems in the USA.
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III- creates a shelter in a fan club of her own. a) that /  / who / that
IV- was asked about young Americans’ problems. b) who / which /  / who
V- said the Clintons can make the future. c) which / who / that / 
d) who / who / that / that
a) Only one sentence is true.
b) Only two sentences are true.
c) Only two sentences are false. 1194. Read the following text and choose the best construction that
d) Four of the sentences are true. Johnny should use to make his friend obey him in a clear imperative
form.
1188. Considering that the papers were locked in the desk we can say “Johnny had a very important test for a job the next day. If he passed, he’d
that: get himself a good job and the chance to make some real good money.
He had a notebook in his hands, but couldn’t concentrate because of
I- She locked up the papers in the desk. the music coming from the next room. He’d been having this problem for
almost two hours and he finally had enough of it.”
II- She locked the papers up in the desk.
a) He walked up to the door, opened it and said: Can you turn for
III- She locked up them in the desk. God’s sake this music off? You know I’m studying.
IV- She locked them up in the desk. b) He walked up to the door, knocked, put his head inside and said:
Why don’t you turn that off?
V- She locked up in the desk the papers.
c) He walked up to the door, knocked, opened it and said: Turn off, I
a) All the sentences are correct. told you I had to study!
b) Only two sentences are correct.
c) Only four sentences are correct. d) He walked up to the door, knocked, opened it and said: Would you
d) Only three sentences are correct. mind turning the radio off? I need to study.
1189. Choose the best structured sentence. 1195. My mother said to me : “Don’t leave your little brother alone!”
a) Never I have a cigarette before breakfast. The reported speech of the above sentence is:
b) Before breakfast I have never a cigarette.
c) I never have a cigarette before breakfast. a) My mother told my little brother not to be left alone.
d) Never before breakfast I have a cigarette. b) My mother told me don’t leave my little brother alone.
c) My mother said me to not leave my little brother alone.
1190. Considering the sentences below mark the correct alternative. d) My mother told me not to leave my little brother alone.
I- The librarian recommended that he return the book sooner. 1196. “(...) and so all the pilots decided not to fly that strange day, and it
II- What does he suggest that John do? was extremely lucky because we had the most heavy thunderstorm of
III- Perhaps the soldier wants to visit the museum. the year in that region.”
IV- It is necessary that the lady see a doctor at once.
From the text we can say:
a) Only number III is correct.
b) All of them are not correct. a) that strange day was extremely lucky, and all the pilots decided not
c) All these sentences are right. to fly then.
d) Only numbers I and II are right. b) all the pilots decided not to fly that day, which was extremely lucky
for them.
1191. Given: c) all the pilots decided not to fly that day which was extremely lucky,
- When can I see you again to decide this ? in the year.
- Meet me ______________________. d) that lucky day which was extremely strange, had the most heavy
thunder storm of the year.
I. by the post office
II. tomorrow afternoon 1197. Read the text below.
III. at a quarter to four
IV. on the corner “For three and a half years, the Bosnian Serbs strangled Sarajevo in the
V. sharp belief that one day it would be theirs. From outlying districts of the city,
they cut off electricity, gas and water and shelled the government, killing
Choose the correct alternative which orders the adverbial phrases to more than 10,000 people. Serb marksmen in the Grbavica district
complete the meaning of the sentence above. picked off hapless civilians a few hundred yards away on a thoroughfare
that came to be known as Aleja Snajpera (Sniper Alley). Then, in
a) I - V - III - IV - II Dayton, the Serbs lost it all. The peace agreement made Sarajevo a
b) III - IV - II - V - I united city, ruled by Muslim-dominated-Bosnian government. Now,
c) IV - I - III - V - II because they are Dayton’s biggest losers, the Serbs who besieged
d) III - II - V - I - IV Sarajevo could become the biggest troublemakers as NATO troops try
to enforce the peace agreement. Some Serbs promise to fight. Others
1192. “Come back to me and you will really know what happiness can say they will move away, leaving scorched earth behind them. “We will
be.” means never live with Muslims,” vows Srpko Tobica, a 52-year-old soldier.”
a) if you come back to me, you will know what happiness can be. Based on the text you can say that
b) if coming back makes you happy, it could bring happiness to me.
c) if you come back to me, you would know what happiness could be. a) Aleja Snajpera was known as a city after that.
d) come back to me or else you won’t know what could be happiness. b) the peace agreement besieged Sarajevo at all.
c) Sarajevo received its supplies from the Serb district.
1193. Complete the text below. d) some Serbs would burn the earth they were leaving.
“Deaths among men _______ took the wildly popular impotence pill Viagra 1198. Choose the correct alternative to complete the text.
have climbed to 16, including seven men ________ reportedly died
during or after sex, the Food and Drug Administration said Tuesday. “In the beginning the Earth was inhabited only by men. At that time
The FDA said there is no evidence ________ Viagra itself is dangerous, ________ gods Zeus and Prometheus had ________ quarrel because
but again warned ________ nitroglycerin and the impotence drug are a Zeus had hidden fire away from the men. However, Prometheus found it
dangerous mix.” and took it back to Earth.
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Zeus got very angry with _________ Prometheus, and decided to take b) dividends aren’t high and investors’ belief that “this time it’s
revenge on him and all men. So Zeus made the first woman - Pandora. different”.
He have her _________ small box, but told her not to open it. c) stock prices are very high and investors’ belief that “this time it’s
Pandora married the brother of Prometheus. One day she became different”.
curious about ________ box - too curious and opened it. And a great d) dividends are lower than 70 years ago and investors’ belief that “this
number of tiny monsters flew out. They were: hate, envy, anger, time it’s different”.
jealousy, revenge, selfishness, greed cruelty, disease, and all of the
curses that often make us humans miserable.
Pandora quickly closed the box, but it was too late. The only thing left
in ________ box was hope.”
a) a / the / the /  / a / a
b)  /  / a / the /  / the
c) the / a /  / a / the / the
d)  / the /  / a / a / the
1199. “Can you tell a green field from a cold steel

rail ?”
The question asks
a) if you can tell a story about the field and the cold steel rail.
b) if you are able to say how to go from the green field to the rail road.
c) if you know one difference between the green and the cold steel rail.
d) if you are able to see how different is a green field from a cold steel
rail.
Read the text below and answer questions 37 to 40
LUSTING AFTER WALL STREET
If you have a big piece of your money in the stock market these days,
you must feel the way Hugh Grant felt when he went for his famous drive
down Sunset Boulevard: your brain is telling you to play it safe and go
home, but your lust is so great that you can’t help yourself.
The lust we’re talking about, of course, is money lust. The market has
risen so far so fast - the 30-stock Dow Jones industrial average up 23
percent for the year through Friday, the broader Standard & Poor’s 500 up
22 percent - that almost anyone who’s been in the market has made a ton of
money this year. Including dividends, the gains through last Friday work out
a rate of around 45 percent a year. If things get a little hotter, 1995 could
become the best year in market history, topping the sap’s 53 percent return
in 1993. This kind of thing makes investors with a sense of history very
jumpy, because it’s too good to last. You’re afraid to pull your money out of
the market and miss the rest of the fun, but you’re also afraid of getting
caught with your money exposed if the market crashes. You don’t dare be in
the stock market at these prices, but you don’t dare not be in. What’s a
greedy investors to do?
The short answer: no one knows. Even though stock prices are very
high by important standards like dividends, the market isn’t necessarily
heading for a fall. But there are warning flags flying. The two most
worrisome signals: dividends are at their lowest level relative to stock prices
in at last 70 years, and the four most dangerous words in finance, “This time
it’s different,” are abroad in the land.
Dividends matter because they have historically accounted for almost
half of investors’ returns. If you own stocks, you make money from price
increases and from dividends. If dividends are lower than usual, then stock
prices have to rise more than usual for you to make your normal return.
1200. Through the comparison with Hugh Grant the text tells us that the
desire to invest in the stock market has become
a) famous.
b) charming.
c) profitable.
d) irresistible.
1201. The market results have been
a) scary.
b) terrific.
c) terrible.
d) reasonable.
1202. What’s investor’s biggest doubt?

a) When they should crash.
b) What they should invest in.
c) he average of the Dow Jones rates.
d) To leave capital in or out of the market.
1203. What factors are an alert that the market may be going down?
a) investors are greed and stock prices are very high this time.
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OS GABARITOS DAS
INTERPRETAÇÕES SE ENCONTRAM
APÓS CADA CONJUNTO DE
QUESTÕES OU TEXTOS, NÃO ESTÁ
NO FINAL DA APOSTILA. LÁ ESTÃO
APENAS AS RESPOSTAS DAS
QUESTÕES DE GRAMÁTICA !!!!
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2nd Part – Reading Comprehension ING-FORM –

Ex: We are planning to …
What are you doing?
INTERPRETAÇÃO DE TEXTOS
Ex: He likes fishing and camping, and
TIPS ON READING ENGLISH FOR BRAZILIANS ...ing noun – hates accounting.
Santa Cruz do Sul – Ricardo Schütz This apartment building is new.
Atualizado em 3 de julho de 2005
Língua é fundamentalmente um fenômeno oral. É portanto
indispensável desenvolver uma certa familiaridade com o idioma falado, e Ex: This is interesting and exciting to me.
mais especificamente, com a sua pronúncia, antes de se procurar dominar adjective –
That was a frightening explosion.
o idioma escrito. “The principle [speech before writing] applies even when
the goal is only to read” (Lado, 1964, p. 50).
A inversão desta seqüência pode causar vícios de pronúncia
4. Get familiar with suffixes.
resultantes da incorreta interpretação fonética das letras. Principalmente no
(Familiarize-se com os principais sufixos.)
caso do aprendizado de inglês, onde a correlação entre pronúncia e
A utilidade de se conhecer os principais sufixos e suas respectivas regras
ortografia é extremamente irregular e a interpretação oral da ortografia
de formação de palavras, do ponto de vista daquele que está
muito diferente do português (veja contrastes de pronúncia), e cuja
desenvolvendo familiaridade com inglês, está no fato de que este
ortografia se caracteriza também pela ausência total de indicadores de
conhecimento permite a identificação da provável categoria gramatical
sílaba tônica, torna-se necessário priorizar e antecipar o aprendizado oral.
mesmo quando não se conhece a palavra no seu significado, o que é de
Satisfeita esta condição ou não, o exercício de leitura em inglês deve iniciar
grande utilidade na interpretação de textos.
a partir de textos com vocabulário reduzido, de preferência com uso
Vejam as regras de formação de palavras abaixo e seus respectivos
moderado de expressões idiomáticas, regionalismos, e palavras “difíceis”
sufixos, com alguns exemplos:
(de rara ocorrência). Proximidade ao nível de conhecimento do aluno é pois
uma condição importante. Outro aspecto, também importante, é o grau de
SUBSTANTIVO + ...ful = ADJETIVO (significando full of …, having …)
atratividade do texto. O assunto, se possível, deve ser de alto interesse
SUBSTANTIVO + ...less = ADJETIVO (significando without …)
para o leitor. Não é recomendável o uso constante do dicionário, e este,
quando usado, deve de preferência ser inglês – inglês. A atenção deve
concentrar-se na idéia central, mesmo que detalhes se percam, e o aluno SUBSTANTIVO ...ful ADJETIVO ...less ADJETIVO
deve evitar a prática da tradução. O leitor deve habituar-se a buscar care (cuidado) careful (cuidadoso) careless (descuidado)
identificar sempre em primeiro lugar os elementos essenciais da oração, ou harm (dano, harmful (prejudicial) harmless (inócuo,
seja, sujeito, verbo e complemento. A maior dificuldade nem sempre é prejuízo) inofensivo)
entender o significado das palavras, mas sua função gramatical e hope (esperança) hopeful hopeless (que não tem
conseqüentemente a estrutura da frase. esperança)
(esperançoso)
O grau de dificuldade dos textos deve avançar gradativamente, e meaningless (sem sentido)
meaning meaningful
o aluno deve procurar fazer da leitura um hábito freqüente e permanente. (significado) (significativo)
pain (dor) painful (doloroso) painless (indolor)
1. Find the main elements of the sentence: subject and verb. power (potência) powerful (potente) powerless (impotente)
use (uso) useful (útil) useless (inútil)
(Procure identificar os elementos essenciais da oração – o sujeito e o
verbo.) beauty (beleza) beautiful (belo, -
O português se caracteriza por uma certa flexibilidade com bonito) -
skill (habilidade) skillful (habilidoso)
relação ao sujeito. Existem as figuras gramaticais do sujeito oculto, -
indeterminado e inexistente, para justificar a ausência do sujeito. Mesmo wonder (maravilha) wonderful
(maravilhoso)
quando não ausente, o sujeito freqüentemente aparece depois do verbo, e
às vezes até no fim da frase (ex: Ontem apareceu um vendedor lá no end (fim)- endless (interminável)
escritório). home (casa) - homeless (sem-teto)
O inglês é mais rígido: praticamente não existem frases sem speech (fala) - speechless (sem fala)
sujeito e ele aparece sempre antes do verbo em frases afirmativas e stain (mancha) - stainless (sem mancha,
negativas. O sujeito é sempre um nome próprio (ex: Paul is my friend), um - inoxidável)
top (topo) - topless (sem a parte de
pronome (ex: He’s my friend) ou um substantivo (ex: The house is big). - cima)
Pode-se dizer que o pensamento em inglês se estrutura a partir wireless (sem fio)
do sujeito; em seguida vêm o verbo, o complemento, e os adjuntos wire (arame, fio) worthless (que não vale
adverbiais. Para uma boa interpretação de textos em inglês, não adianta worth (valor) nada)
reconhecer o vocabulário apenas; é preciso compreender a estrutura, e
para isso é de fundamental importância a identificação do verbo e do SUBSTANTIVO + …hood = SUBSTANTIVO ABSTRATO (sufixo de baixa
sujeito. produtividade significando o estado de ser). Há cerca de mil anos atrás, no
período conhecido como Old English, hood era uma palavra independente,
2. Don’t stumble on noun strings: read backwards. com um significado amplo, relacionado à pessoa, sua personalidade, sexo,
(Não se atrapalhe com os substantivos em cadeia. Leia-os de trás para nível social, condição. A palavra ocorria em conjunto com outros
frente.) substantivos para posteriormente, com o passar dos séculos, se
A ordem normal em português é substantivo – adjetivo (ex: casa transformar num sufixo.
grande), enquanto que em inglês é o inverso (ex: big house). Além disto,
qualquer substantivo em inglês é potencialmente também um adjetivo, SUBSTANTIVO CONTÁVEL …hood SUBSTANTIVO ABSTRATO
podendo ser usado como tal. (Ex: brick house = casa de tijolos ; vocabulary adult (adulto) adulthood (maturidade)
comprehension test = teste de compreensão de vocabulário). Sempre que o brother (irmão) brotherhood (fraternidade)
aluno se defrontar com um aparente conjunto de substantivos enfileirados, child (criança) childhood (infância)
deve lê-los de trás para diante intercalando a preposição “de”. father (pai) fatherhood (paternidade)
mother (mãe) motherhood (maternidade)
3. Be careful with the suffix …ing. neighbor (vizinho) neighborhood (vizinhança)
(Cuidado com o sufixo ...ing.)
O aluno principiante tende a interpretar o sufixo ...ing unicamente como
gerúndio, quando na maioria das vezes ele aparece como forma SUBSTANTIVO + …ship = SUBSTANTIVO ABSTRATO (sufixo de baixa
substantivada de verbo ou ainda como adjetivo. Se a palavra terminada em produtividade significando o estado de ser). A origem do sufixo _ship é uma
...ing for um substantivo, poderá figurar na frase como sujeito, enquanto história semelhante à do sufixo _hood. Tratava-se de uma palavra
que se for um verbo no gerúndio, jamais poderá ser interpretado como independente na época do Old English, relacionada a shape e que tinha o
sujeito nem como complemento. Este é um detalhe que muito significado de criar, nomear. Ao longo dos séculos aglutinou-se com o
freqüentemente compromete seriamente o entendimento. substantivo a que se referia adquirindo o sentido de estado ou condição de
ser tal coisa.
…ship SUBSTANTIVO
SUBSTANTIVO CONTÁVEL
ABSTRATO
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citizen (cidadão) citizenship (cidadania) describe (descrever) description (descrição)
dealer (negociante, revendedor) dealership (revenda) direct (direcionar) direction (direção)
dictator (ditador) dictatorship (ditadura) discuss (discutir) discussion (discussão)
distribute (distribuir) distribution (distribuição)
friend (amigo) friendship (amizade)
leader (líder) leadership (liderança) educate (educar, instruir) education (educação, instrução)
member (sócio, membro de um membership (qualidade de quem é elect (eleger) election (eleição)
clube) sócio) evaluate (avaliar) evaluation (avaliação)
owner (proprietário) ownership (posse, propriedade) exaggerate (exagerar) exaggeration (exagero)
examine (examinar) examination (exame)
partner (sócio, companheiro) partnership (sociedade comercial) except (excluir, fazer exceção) exception (exceção)
relation (relação) relationship (relacionamento) explain (explicar) explanation (explicação)
explode (explodir) explosion (explosão)
ADJETIVO + …ness = SUBSTANTIVO ABSTRATO (significando o express (expressar) expression (expressão)
extend (extender, prorrogar) extension (prorrogação)
estado, a qualidade de).
form (formar) formation (formação)
…ness SUBSTANTIVO found (fundar, estabelecer) foundation (fundação)
ADJETIVO
ABSTRATO generalize (generalizar) generalization (generalização)
graduate (graduar-se, formar-se) graduation (formatura)
dark (escuro) darkness (escuridão)
happy (feliz) happiness (felicidade) humiliate (humilhar) humiliation (humilhado)
kind (gentil) kindness (gentileza)
identify (identificar) identification (identificação)
polite (bem-educado) politeness (boa educação) imagine (imaginar) imagination (imaginação)
selfish (egoísta) selfishness (egoísmo) immerse (imergir) immersion (imersão)
soft (macio, suave) softness (maciez, suavidade) incorporate (incorporar) incorporation (incorporação)
thick (grosso, espesso) thickness (espessura) infect (infeccionar) infection (infecção)
useful (útil) usefulness (utilidade) inform (informar) information (informação)
weak (fraco) weakness (fraqueza) inject (injetar) injection (injeção)
inspect (inspecionar) inspection (inspeção)
youthful (com aspecto youthfulness (característica de
instruct (instruir) instruction (instrução)
de jovem) quem é jovem) intend (ter intenção, pretender) intention (intenção)
interpret (interpretar) interpretation (interpretação)
ADJETIVO + …ity = SUBSTANTIVO ABSTRATO (significando o mesmo introduce (introduzir, apresentar) introduction (introdução, apresentação)
que o anterior: o estado, a qualidade de; equivalente ao sufixo ...idade do justify (justificar, alinhar texto) justification (justificação, alinhamento de texto)
português). Uma vez que a origem deste sufixo é o latim, as palavras a que
se aplica são na grande maioria de origem latina, mostrando uma grande legislate (legislar) legislation (legislação)
semelhança com o português. locate (localizar) location (localização)
lubricate (lubrificar) lubrication (lubrificação)
ADJETIVO …ity SUBSTANTIVO ABSTRATO menstruate (menstruar) menstruation (menstruação)

modify (modificar) modification (modificação)
able (apto, que tem condições de) ability (habilidade, capacidade) motivate (motivar) motivation (motivação)
active (ativo) activity (atividade) nominate (escolher, eleger) nomination (escolha de um candidato)
available (disponível) availability (disponibilidade) normalize (normalizar) normalization (normalização)
complex (complexo) complexity (complexidade)
flexible (flexível) flexibility (flexibilidade) obligate (obrigar) obligation (obrigação)
generous (generoso) generosity (generosidade) operate (operar) operation (operação)
opt (optar) option (opção)
humid (úmido) humidity (umidade)
organize (organizar) organization (organização)
personal (pessoal) personality (personalidade) orient (orientar) orientation (orientação)
possible (possível) possibility (possibilidade)
probable (provável) probability (probabilidade) permit (permitir) permission (permissão)
productive (produtivo) productivity (produtividade) pollute (poluir) pollution (poluição)
present (apresentar) presentation (apresentação)
responsible (responsável) responsibility (responsabilidade)
privatize (privatizar) privatization (privatização)
sincere (sincero) sincerity (sinceridade) produce (produzir) production (produção)
promote (promover) promotion (promoção)
VERBO + …tion (…sion) = SUBSTANTIVO (sufixo de alta produtividade pronounce (pronunciar) pronunciation (pronúncia)
significando o estado, a ação ou a instituição; equivalente ao sufixo ...ção protect (proteger) protection (proteção)
do português). A origem deste sufixo é o latim. Portanto, as palavras a que qualify (qualificar) qualification (qualificação)
se aplica são na grande maioria de origem latina, mostrando uma grande quest (buscar, procurar) question (pergunta)
semelhança e equivalência com o português.
receive (receber) reception (recepção)
reduce (reduzir) reduction (redução)
VERBO ...tion SUBSTANTIVO register (registrar) registration (registro)
regulate (regular) regulation (regulamento)
accommodate (acomodar) accommodation (acomodação) relate (relacionar) relation (relação)
acquire (adquirir) acquisition (aquisição, assimilação) repete (repetir) repetition (repetição)
act (atuar, agir) action (ação) revolt (revoltar-se) revolution (revolução)
administer (administrar) administration (administração)
attend (participar de) attention (atenção) salve (salvar) salvation (salvação)
select (selecionar) selection (seleção)
cancel (cancelar) cancellation (cancelamento) situate (situar) situation (situação)
collect (coletar, colecionar) collection (coleta, coleção) solve (resolver, solucionar) solution (solução)
communicate (comunicar) communication (comunicação)
compose (compor) composition (composição) transform (transformar) transformation (transformação)
comprehend (compreender) comprehension (compreensão) translate (traduzir) translation (tradução)
confirm (confirmar) confirmation (confirmação) transmit (transmitir) transmission (transmissão)
connect (conectar) connection (conexão) transport (transportar) transportation (transporte)
consider (considerar) consideration (consideração)
construct (construir) construction (construção)
contribute (contribuir) contribution (contribuição) VERBO + …er = SUBSTANTIVO (significando o agente da ação; sufixo de
converse (conversar) conversation (conversação) alta produtividade).
cooperate (cooperar) cooperation (cooperação)
correct (corrigir) correction (correção) VERBO ...er SUBSTANTIVO
corrupt (corromper) corruption (corrupção)
create (criar) creation (criação) bank (banco) banker (banqueiro)
define (definir) definition (definição) blend (misturar) blender (liquidificador)
demonstrate (demonstrar) demonstration (demonstração) boil (ferver) boiler (tanque de aquecimento,
deport (deportar) deportation (deportação) call (chamar, ligar) caldeira)
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caller (aquele que faz uma ligação interrogate (interrogar) interrogative (interrogativo)
compute (computar) telefônica) offend (ofender) offensive (ofensivo)
drum (tamborear, tocar bateria) computer (computador) prevent (prevenir) preventive (preventivo)
dry (secar) drummer (baterista) produce (produzir) productive (produtivo)
drive (dirigir) drier (secador)
erase (apagar) driver (motorista) ADJETIVO + …ly = ADVÉRBIO (o mesmo que o sufixo …mente do
fight (lutar) eraser (apagador, borracha) português; sufixo de alta produtividade).
freeze (congelar) fighter (lutador, caça)
interpret (interpretar) freezer (congelador)
kill (matar) interpreter (intérprete) ADJETIVO …ly ADVÉRBIO
lead (liderar) killer (matador, assassino) actually (de fato, na realidade)
light (iluminar, acender) leader (líder) actual (real) approximately (aproximadamente)
lock (chavear) lighter (isqueiro) approximate (aproximado) basically (basicamente)
love (amar) locker (armário de chavear) basic (básico) carefully (cuidadosamente)
manage (gerenciar) lover (amante) careful (cuidadoso) carelessly (de forma descuidada)
paint (pintar) manager (gerente) careless (descuidado) certainly (certamente)
photograph (fotografar) painter (pintor) certain (certo) dangerously (perigosamente)
print (imprimir) photographer (fotógrafo) dangerous (perigoso) efficiently (eficientemente)
prosecute (acusar) printer (impressora) efficient (eficiente) eventually (finalmente)
publish (publicar) prosecuter (promotor) eventual (final) exactly (exatamente)
read (ler) publisher (editor) exact (exato) finally (finalmente)
record (gravar, registrar) reader (leitor) final (final) fortunately (felizmente)
report (reportar) recorder (gravador) fortunate (afortunado, feliz) frequently (freqüentemente)
rob (assaltar) reporter (repórter) frequent (freqüente) hardly (dificilmente)
sing (cantar) robber (assaltante) hard (duro, difícil) hopefully (esperemos que)
smoke (fumar) singer (cantor) hopeful (esperançoso) importantly (de forma importante)
speak (falar) smoker (fumante) important (importante) lately (ultimamente)
supply (fornecer) speaker (porta-voz, aquele que fala) late (tarde, último) naturally (naturalmente)
teach (ensinar) supplier (fornecedor) natural (natural) necessarily (necessariamente)
train (treinar) teacher (professor) necessary (necessário) normally (normalmente)
travel (viajar) trainer (treinador) normal (normal) obviously (obviamente)
use (usar) traveler (viajante) obvious (óbvio) occasionally (ocasionalmente,
wait (esperar) user (usuário) occasional (ocasional, eventual) eventualmente)
wash (lavar) waiter (garçom) original (original) originally (originalmente)
work (trabalhar) washer (lavador, máquina de lavar) perfect (perfeito) perfectly (perfeitamente)
write (escrever) worker (trabalhador, funcionário) permanent (permanente) permanently (permanentemente)
writer (escritor) quick (ligeiro) quickly (ligeiramente)
real (real) really (realmente)
VERBO + …able (...ible) = ADJETIVO (o mesmo que o sufixo …ável ou … recent (recente) recently (recentemente)
ível do português; sufixo de alta produtividade). Sua origem é o sufixo regular (regular) regularly (regularmente)
_abilis do latim, que significa capaz de, merecedor de. sincere (sincero) sincerely (sinceramente)
slow (lento) slowly (lentamente)
VERBO …able (...ible) ADJETIVO successful (bem-sucedido) successfully (de forma bem-
sudden (repentino) sucedida)
accept (aceitar) acceptable (aceitável) unfortunate (infeliz) suddenly (repentinamente)
access (acessar) accesible (acessível) urgent (urgente) unfortunately (infelizmente)
achieve (realizar, alcançar um achievable (realizável) usual (usual) urgently (urgentemente)
resultado)
advise (aconselhar)
usually (usualmente, normalmente)
advisable (aconselhável)
afford (proporcionar, ter meios para affordable (que dá para comprar)
custear) Veja uma lista mais completa de sufixos e prefixos em Word Formation
apply (aplicar, candidatar-se a) (Morfologia – Formação de Palavras)
avail (proporcionar, ser útil) applicable (aplicável)
believe (acreditar, crer) available (disponível)
compare (comparar) believable (acreditável) o) Don’t get thrown off by prepositional verbs: look them up in a
comprehend (abranger, comparable (comparável) dictionary.
compreender) comprehensible (abrangente, (Não se deixe enganar pelos verbos preposicionais.)
predict (predizer, prever) compreensível) Os verbos preposicionais, também chamados de phrasal verbs ou two-word
question (questionar) predictable (previsível)
questionable (questionável)
verbs, confundem porque a adição da preposição normalmente
rely (confiar)
respond (responder) reliable (confiável) altera substancialmente o sentido original do verbo. Ex:
sense (sentir) responsible (responsável)
trust (confiar) sensible (sensível) go off – disparar (alarme)
understand (entender) trustable (confiável) go – ir
go over – rever, verificar novamente
value (valorizar) understandable (inteligível)
valuable (valioso)
turn on – ligar
VERBO + …ive (…ative) = ADJETIVO (o mesmo que o sufixo …tivo ou … turn off – desligar
turn – virar, girar
ível do português; sufixo de alta produtividade). Sua origem é o sufixo _ivus turn down – desprezar
do latim, que significa ter a capacidade de. turn into – 60egative60ti em
VERBO …ive (…ative) ADJETIVO
act (atuar) active (ativo) put off – cancelar, postergar
administrate (administrar) administrative (administrativo) put on – vestir, botar
affirm (afirmar) affirmative (affirmativo) put – colocar, botar put out – apagar (fogo)
attract (atrair) attractive (atrativo) put away – 60egativ
communicate (comunicar) communicative (comunicativo) put up with – tolerar
conserve (conservar) conservative (conservador)
construct (construir) constructive (construtivo)
expend (gastar) expensive (caro) p) Make sure you understand the words of connection.
explode (explodir) explosive (explosivo) (Procure conhecer bem as principais palavras de conexão.)
inform (informar) informative (informativo) Words of connection ou words of transition são conjunções, preposições,
instruct (instruir) instructive (instrutivo) advérbios, etc, que servem para estabelecer uma relação lógica entre
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frases e idéias. Familiaridade com estas palavras é chave para o
entendimento e a correta interpretação de textos.
q) Be careful with false friends.

(Cuidado com os falsos conhecidos.)
Falsos conhecidos, também chamados de falsos amigos, são palavras
normalmente derivadas do latim, que têm portanto a mesma origem e que
aparecem em diferentes idiomas com ortografia semelhante, mas que ao
longo dos tempos acabaram adquirindo significados diferentes.
r) Use intuition, don’t be afraid of guesswork, and don’t rely too

much on the dictionary.
(Use sua intuição, não tenha medo de adivinhar, e não dependa
muito do dicionário.)
Para nós, brasileiros, a interpretação de textos é facilitada pela semelhança
no plano do vocabulário, uma vez que o português é uma língua latina e o
inglês possui cerca de 50% de seu vocabulário proveniente do latim. É
principalmente no vocabulário técnico e científico que aparecem as maiores
semelhanças entre as duas línguas, mas também no vocabulário cotidiano
encontramos palavras que nos são familiares. É certo que devemos cuidar
com os falsos cognatos (veja item anterior). Estes, entretanto, não chegam
a representar 0,1% do vocabulário de origem latina. Podemos portanto
confiar na semelhança. Por exemplo: bicycle, calendar, computer,
dictionary, exam, important, intelligent, interesting, manual, modern,
necessary, pronunciation, student, supermarket, test, vocabulary, etc., são
palavras que brasileiros entendem sem saber nada de inglês. Assim sendo,
o aluno deve sempre estar atento para quaisquer semelhanças. Se a
palavra em inglês lembrar algo que conhecemos do português,
provavelmente tem o mesmo significado.
Leitura de textos mais extensos como jornais, revistas e
principalmente livros é altamente recomendável para alunos de nível
intermediário e avançado, pois desenvolve vocabulário e familiaridade com
as características estruturais da gramática do idioma. A leitura, entretanto,
torna-se inviável se o leitor prender-se ao hábito de consultar o dicionário
para todas palavras cujo entendimento não é totalmente claro. O hábito
salutar a ser desenvolvido é exatamente o oposto. Ou seja, concentrar-se
na idéia central, ser imaginativo e perseverante, e adivinhar se necessário.
Não deve o leitor desistir na primeira página por achar que nada entendeu.
Deve, isto sim, prosseguir com insistência e curiosidade. A probabilidade é
de que o entendimento aumente de forma surpreendente, à medida em que
o leitor mergulha no conteúdo do texto
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50. d Now
51. c Oração exclamativa
Opção BIZU RÁPIDO 52. c Idem 46
53. e Am / is / are + ING
1. e Doesn’t + base form
Never = Simple Present
2. b He / She / It + BF + s 54. d
At this moment = Present continuous
A resposta da Jane tem que ser: “Muito prazer em conhecê-lo” ou “como
3. d 55. d Last Monday = amarra passado (simple past)
vai!”
56. b Did + suj. + BF (= Simple past 62egative62tive)
Procurar o tempo verbal amarrado por “for a while” que equivale a
57. b Last Sunday = simple past
4. b “agora” = Pres. continuous =
am / is / are + ING 58. d Idem 56
=> Everybody = HE, logo amarra o verbo no singular Even Though / AS IF + simple past. Daí, nesta questão, para a 2ª lacuna,
5. a 59. b entre “hired” e “was hiring”, opta-se pela 1ª, pois cadê o “while” que
=> death = morte / dead = morto / die = morrer
amarria o past continuous ???!!!
6. b “Por que você vem de ônibus ?”
60. a Yesterday
Única no singular e no presente. Observar que a ausência de advérbios é
7. b também uma forma de justificar o simple present (ou o Present 61. d Negativa do simple past
Perfect !!!). Claro, pois um FATO não precisa de advérbios !!!!!!! Pergunta no simple past porque a resposta também está no passado. What
62. b
Única no plural para o verbo THERE TO BE = haver. Lembrar que no = O que, qual ?
8. c português o verbo TER pode dar a idéia de HAVER, mas em inglês é 63. a
IMPOSSÍVEL !!!!!!!!!!!!!! 64. a
9. c Única no plural 65. b
10. b Simple present = ausência de advérbios !!! 66. c
As questões, em geral, não precisam ser traduzidas. Aqui, é só enxergar 67. b
11. a “The feeling of failure” como se fosse IT, e IT é 3ª p.s. Logo, doesn’t + 68. a
BF (veja que não há advérbios !!!!!) 69. c
12. c Bees = pl. = THEY  bee = sing. = IT (1)
13. b Will + suj. + BF (pergunta) (2)
Questão ambígua e com certeza foi anulada na EFOMM daquele ano. (3)
14. a Pela letra A, é voz passiva (ao governo é declarada uma guerra). Pela letra (4)
/b B, o futuro, que normalmente exigiria seus advérbios, mas HEADLINE (5)
pode dar uma idéia futura (MANCHETE). (6)
70.
a) They aren’t ... / Are they (7)
b) He isn’t ... / Is he (8)
c) They aren’t ... / Are they (9)
15. (10)
d) She isn’t ... / Is she ...
e) They aren’t ... / Are they (11)
f) He isn’t ... / Is he ... (12)
a) are 71. e Last night = simple past
b) are 72. c Ago = simple past
c) was (last night)/ am (now) 73. c
d) is 74. b
16. 75. c
e) was (2ª oração no passado)
f) is / is 76. c
g) was (ago) 77. b
h) am 78. c
17. e Plural no presente 79. b
18. a Única forma possível para o sujeito YOU. 80. c
19. a Simple present (FATO)  February = IT 81. b Você parece como se tivesse acabado de ver um monstro…
20. e “How often” amarra simple present (freqüência) 82. b
21. c O oposto do plural é o singular (questão estranha, não acham ??!!) 83. c
22. a Last night = passado 84. b
23. c Yesterday = passado 85. c
24. Ago = passado 86. c
25. e Qual a altura dele e de sua mãe ? 87. d
26. b Every day = Simple present 88. b
27. a Simple present interrogativo do verbo THERE TO BE 89. c
Questão maliciosa. Em português o café da manhã se toma. Em inglês se 90. a
28. b
come, o que seria mais correto, inclusive !!! 91. b
29. b He / She / It + BF com S => simple present (FATO) 92. a
30. a Idem 27 93. a) are
31. c Seldom = raramente a) had traveled
Birds = THEY (Eles) b) had done
32. d Bird = IT c) had tried
Often= Amarra simple presen d) had wished
33. e Simple present (sem advérbio) e) had taught
34. c Única opção que pode fornecer uma sintaxe que exista !!!!!!!!! f) had caught
A pergunta é feita no Presente, pois a resposta está no presente. g) had carried
35. c 94.
h) had enjoyed
Tem advérbio de presente, mas de futuro não O que fazer ??!! Ora, na i) had had
36. a ausência do futuro, o simple present ou o present continuous podem j) had watched
“quebrar um galho” como futuro também k) had gone
Orações começadas por when, before, by the time, until, as soon as ... l) had tried
37. d são adverbiais temporais. Quando elas vêm no simple present, a oração m) had had
principal vem no FUTURO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. n) had studied
38. e Idem 37 95. c
39. d Idem 37 96. b
40. d Idem 37 97. b
41. a Idem 37 98. d
42. b Idem 37 99. a
43. d Idem 37 100. a
44. a Idem 37 101. a
Normally = Simple Present 102. d
45. a 103. b
Now = Present continuous
Usually = Simple Present 104. a
46. d 105. e
At this moment = Present continuous
47. b While = amarra tempo do tipo CONTINUOUS (1)
106.
O uso do present cont. é amarrado pelas Orações exclamativas / (2)
48. d (3)
imperativas. 107.
Always = Simple Present (4)
49. c 108. (5)
Now = Present continuous
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(6) f) has had
109.
(7) g) fell
(8) h) saw
110.
(9) i) jumped / ran
111. c j) have tried
112. a k) went
113. c l) started
114. d m) had
115. b n) gave up (observer que a frase já está no passado = heard)
o) has / been
116. b
p) began / finished
117. a
q) lost
(1)
164. b
(2)
165. a
(3)
(4) 166. e
(5) 167. a
(6) 168. c
(7) 169. b
(8) 170. b
(9) 171. d
118.
(10) 172. a
(11) (1) began
(12) (2) has continued
(13) (3) were
(14) (4) took place
(15) (5) has staged
(16) (6) became
(17) (7) was
(18) 173. (8) have taken part
119. b (9) has equaled
120. a (10) won
121. a (11) have seen
122. a (12) collapsed
123. b (13) came
124. d (14) helped
125. d (15) broke
126. a 174. c
(1) 175. e
127. 176. c
(2)
128. 177. b
129. e 178. e
130. b 179. e
131. c 180. e
132. e 181. d
133. 182. a
134. 183.
135. b b
136. c 184. c
137. b 185. d
138. a 186. c
139. c 187. a
140. c 188. b
141. d 189. b
142. e 190. d
143. d a) have / been smoking
b) has / read
144. d
c) has been looking
145. d
d) has been fixing
146. a
191. e) has gotten
147. a f) has jumped
148. c g) have been fixing
149. a h) have / cleaned
150. b i) has / been coming
151. b 192. a
152. c 193. a
153. e 194. a
154. c 195. a
155. b 196. b
156. e 197. d
157. d 198. e
158. a 199. a
159. a 200. b
a) It didn’t rain last week 201. a
b) The weather has been cold recently 202. c
c) It was cold last week 203. a
d) I didn’t read a newspaper yerterday 204. c
160.
e) I haven’t read a newspaper today
205. b
f) Ann hasn’t earned a lot of money this year.
206. b
g) She didn’t earn so much last year
207. c
h) Have you had a holiday recently ?
208. e
161. Pessoal
209. b
a) have spoken
b) have finished 210. b
162. has visited 211. d
d) has returned 212. e
e) have learned 213. b
a) have visited 214. a
b) went 215. d
163. c) has read 216. b
d) read 217. a
e) has been 218. c
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219. c (6) will have cut down
220. c (7) will have been
221. c a) am going to grow
222. e b) are going to get married
274.
223. b c) am going to travel
224. e d) are going to have
225. d a) are going to visit
226. c b) are going to eat
227. c 275. c) am going to leave
d) are going to wait
228. a
e) are going to get up
229. e
a) is going to ask
230. e
b) is going to have
231. a 276.
c) are going to move
232. c d) is going to fall
233. a 277. b
234. c 278. c
235. c 279. d
236. c 280. e
237. a 281. d
238. a 282. a
239. e 283. b
240. a 284. a
241. b 285. b
242. d 286. a
243. c 287. a
244. b 288. d
245. d 289. c
246. a 290. d
247. e 291. a
248. c 292. b
249. d 293. e
250. e 294. d
251. d 295. d
252. e 296. c
253. e 297. c
254. b 298. b
255. b 299. a
256. a 300. e
257. c 301. b
258. a 302. b
259. d 303. a
260. c 304. d
261. b 305. b
262. a 306. c
a) us / you / it 307. d
b) him / me
308. d
263. c) him / us / him
s) Lembrar de que a fórmula para este tipo de questão é:
d) us / me / you
Numerador = cardinal
e) her / her
Denominador = ordinal
Me => I
(1) two sevenths plus three sevenths equal to five sevenths
Like they => like them
(2) nine thirteenths minus one / a thirteenth equals to eight thirteeths
For I => for me
(3) seventeen sixths times tem sixths equals to one hundred seventy
Her tries => she tries
309. thirty-sixths
264. Me seem => I seem
(4) three fifths divided by a half equals to six fifths
Me tell => I tell
(5) twenty thrity-sevenths times three tenths equals to sixty three hundred
Let I => let me
seventieths
Her only => she only
(6) eight quarters plus five quarters equal to thirteen quarters
(7) nine halves minus four halves equals to five halves
265. c (8) fifty thirteenths minus forty thisteenths equals to tem thriteenths
266. d 310. d
267. e Corrigir para him / him 311. b
268. d 312. d
269. d 313. c
270. b 314. d
(1) will put 315. a
(2) won’t hear
316. c
(3) will
317. b
(4) walk
318. c
(5) will
(6) satisfy 319. b
271. (7) won’t leave 320. a
(8) will 321. a
(9) understand 322. b
(10) will keep 323. e
(11) will 324. a
(12) forget 325. e
(13) will do 326. c
a) will have completed 327. a
b) will have seen 328. c
c) will have died 329. c
d) will have done 330. a
272. e) will have finished 331. d
f) will have been 332. c
g) will have become 333. e
h) will have been signed
334. b
i) will have had
335. c
MAN AGAINST NATURE
336. d
273. 337. b
(4) will have disappeared
(5) will have destroyed 338.
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339. d 393. c
340. c a) who approached the famous…  who did the nurse approach in
341. b the … / What did the nurse do ? / Where did the nurse approach the
342. d famous surgeon ?
343. b b) who told Camila to stay in bed  Who did the doctor tell to stay
344. c 394. in bed / What did the doctor tell Camila ? / When did the doctor tell
345. c Camila to saty in bed ?
346. c c) Whose car was parked… / Where was Adelaide’s car parked 3 min.
Ago ? / When was Adelaide’s car parked here ?
347. d
d) Why did you call ? / What did you think ?
a) an / a
395. c
b) a / an
c) a 396. a
d) an / a 397. b
e) an / an 398. d
348. 399. b
f) a / an / an
g) a/a a) much
h) a / an 400. b) few
i) a / na / na c) a few
j) an a) much
a) what a b) many
b) what a 401. c) many
c) what a d) much
d) what a e) many
349.
e) what a a) many
f) what an b) much
g) what an c) much
h) what a d) many
350. b e) much
351. c f) many
402.
352. b g) many
353. d h) much
354. c i) much
j) much
355. a
k) many
356. d
l) many
357. a
1. few
358. c
2. few
359. a 403. 3. little
360. a 4. little
361. c 5. little / little
362. b 1. a little
363. c 2. a few
364. a 404. 3. a fw
365. d 4. a little / a little
366. c 5. a few / a little
367. b 405. b
368. c 406. c
369. c 407. a
370. d 408. b
371. e 409. d
372. a 410. c
373. b 1. many
374. b 2. many
375. d 411. 3. much
376. d 4. much
377. a 5. many
378. d 412. d
379. d 413. d
380. c 414. a
381. c 415. d
a) Which 416. b
b) What 417. c
382. 418. d
c) Which
d) What 419. b
a) How high 420. b
b) How old 421. a
c) How long ago 422. d
d) How far 423. a
e) How often 424. b
f) How long 425. e
383.
g) How tall 426. b
h) How many 427. d
i) How deep
428. c
j) How long
429. a
k) How much
430. a
l) How soon
431. b
a) whom
b) Who ou Whom 432. c
c) Whose / Who 433. c
384. d) Who ou Whom 434. b
e) Who 435. a
f) Whose 436. d
g) whom 437. a
385. c 438. b
386. a 439. d
387. b 440. a) There aren’t any extra chairs… ou There are NO extra chairs…
388. c b) We don’t see any good shows… ou We see NO good shows…
389. c c) She doesn’t have any pretty… ou She has NO pretty dresses…
390. a d)The teacher doesn’t teach us any … ou The teacher teaches us NO…
391. a e) Isabel doesn’t learn anything … ou Isabel learns NOTHING …
392. c f) The isn’t anybody… ou There is NOBODY behind the door…
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g) Don’t give me any coffee ou Give me NO coffee. 517. d
h) She doesn’t need anything or anybody … ou She needs NOTHING or 518. a
NOBODY … 519. b
a) ANY 520. d
b) ANY 521. d
c) SOME 522. d
441.
d) ANY (frase 66egative) 523. b
e) SOME 524. c
f) ANY 525. c
1. someone 526. a
2. some
527. c
442. 3. some
528. a
4. something
5. some 529. e
443. a 530. b
444. c b) RESPOSTAS PESSOAIS... LEMBRAR QUE OS VERBOS QUE
531. FOREM COLOCADOS DEVERAM APARECER COM “ING”. Ex.:
445. d
b) = We both enjoy travelING.
446. d
532. c
447. b
533. b
448. c
534. d
449. b
535. e
450. b
536. b
451. c
537. e
452. c
538. a
453. a
539. b
454. d
540. a
455. b
1. to say
456. a
2. to say
457. d 3. walking
458. d 4. thinking
459. c 541.
5. to lock
460. a 6. locking
461. a 7. walking
462. c 8. to think
463. c 542. a
464. b 543. b
465. a 544. d
466. b 545. a
467. a 546. d
468. e 547. a
469. a/b/c 548. d
470. a 1. doesn’t she
471. e 2. hasn’t he
472. d 3. isn’t he
474. e 5. can’t she
475. d 6. didn’t you
476. d 7. won’t it
477. 8. haven’t I
478. d 9. had she
10. does she
479. d
11. will you
480. e
12. is it
481. e
13. was it
482. e 14. didn’t they
483. e 15. did she
484. b/e/f 16. will he
485. a 17. does it
486. a 18. was he
487. c 19. didn’t you
488. e 20. have I
489. e 21. is she
549.
490. d 22. had he
491. e 23. can he
492. a 24. didn’t he
493. b 25. has she (lembrar que “never” é negativo !!!)
494. d 26. isn’t it
495. d 27. weren’t you
28. doesn’t he
496. b
29. won’t they
497. d
30. isn’t it
498. c 31. isn’t there (para o verbo haver não há pronome)
499. c 32. does he
500. c 33. can’t she
501. c 34. doesn’t she
503. a 36. has she (“hardly” = quase não, é negative, assim como rarely ou
504. a seldom = raramente = quase nunca !!!!!
505. a 37. doesn’t he
506. e 38. isn’t he
507. b 39. don’t I (só seria “have I” se fosse present perfect, pois aí o “have”
508. d seria auxiliar !!!)
509. d 40. is she
510. b 550. b
511. c 551. a
512. c 552. d
513. c 553. d
514. a 554. b
515. b 555. b
516. d 556. d
557. a
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558. d 641. d
559. c 642. c
560. a 643. c
561. d 644. a
562. b 645. d
563. e 646. a
564. b 647. b
565. d 648. d
566. b 649. a
567. b 650. b
568. d 651. d
569. d 652. a
570. a 653. b
571. d 654. b Lembrar que “EVERYBODY” equivale a “HE”.
572. a 655. b
573. c 656. a
574. b 657. b
575. b 658. a Adjetivo em “IC” ganham “ALLY” e não “LY” sozinho.
576. d 659. e
577. c 660. e
578. c 661. b
579. a 662. c
580. c 663. b
581. a 664. e
582. a 665. a
583. c a) lately
584. a b) yet
585. c c) still
586. e d) seldom
587. b e) slowly
588. c f) soon
666.
1. will get g) often
2. will go h) never
3. will give i) fast
589. j) ever
4. will / succeed
5. will be => As palavras só podem ser usadas uma vez, de acordo com o
6. will find enunciado.
590. d 667. b
591. c 668. a
592. a 669. c
593. c 670. d
594. c 671. e
595. c 672. c
596. a 673. a
597. a 674. a
598. b 675. b
599. e 676. d
600. d 677. b
601. a 678. e
602. d 679. a
603. e 680. d
604. a 681. e
605. c 682. d
606. a 683. c
607. c 684. a
608. a 685. a
609. a 686. b
610. e 687. c
611. d 688. a
612. a 689. c
613. b 690. b
614. c 691. d
615. b 692. a
616. c 693. b
617. d 694. d
618. c 695. d
619. c 696. b
620. e 697. d
621. c 698. d
622. d 699. a
623. e 700. e
624. e 701. a) who
b) which
625. d
c) which
626. e
d) whose
627. b
e) who / whom
628. d f) which
629. d g) which
630. (4)(5)(2)(1)(3) h) who
631. c i) who / whom
632. e j) who
633. b k) who
634. e l) which
635. a m) who
636. d n) who
637. d o) whose
638. e p) whose
639. d q) which
640. c r) whom
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s) which 755. e
a) whom 756. d
b) which 757. d
c) whose 758. d
d) who 759. b
702.
e) which 760. b
f) whose 761. a
g) who 762. d
h) who 763. c
703. c 764. b
704. a 765. b
705. d 1. on
706. c 2. on / in / in
707. d 3. from
708. b 4. with
709. a 5. for / on
710. a 6. into
711. e 7. on / in
712. a 8. on
713. e 9. to
714. c 10. through
766.
715. b 11. from
716. b 12. at
717. c 13. on
718. b 14. for / in
15. for
719. b
16. of
720. b
17. on
721. d
18. from / to
722. d 19. of / in
723. c 20. of
724. a 767. d
725. d 768. c
726. a 769. b
727. e 770. d
728. b 771. d
b) We may arrive … 772. e
c) She may be sick 773. a
d) He may travel…
774. c
729. e) I may have to go…
775. d
f) I may watch TV
776. e
g) I may kiss her
h) They may be friends 777. d
a) ought to try 778. b
730. b) oughtn’t to make 779. e
c) ought to spend… 780. a
a) has to 781. e
b) have to 782. e
c) have to 783. b
731.
d) has to 784. e
e) have to 785. d
f) have to 786. d
a) had to / has had to / had had to 787. a
b) had to / has had to / had had to 788. e
c) had to / have had to / had had to 789. d
d) had to / has had to / had had to 790. a
732. e) had to / has had to / had had to 791. d
f) had to / has had to / had had to 792. d
g) had to / has had to / had had to 793. a
h) had to / have had to / had had to
794. c
i) had to / have had to / had had to
795. d
733. b
796. b
734. b
797. c
735. d
798. a
736. a
799. b
737. b
800. c
738. c
801. a
739. a
802. c
740. e
803. a
741. d
804. b
SUBJUNCTIVE = BASE - FORM
805. d
1. be
2. ask 806. a
3. worry 807. c
742. 4. leave 808. e
5. say 809. a
6. listen 810. d
7. speak 811. b
8. drive 812. a
743. e 813. b
744. d 814. d
745. b 815. b
746. b 816. e
747. d 817. 1. woman
748. e 2. mother
749. e 3. sister
750. a Tem uma questão 19 perdida aí o meio. É “b”. 4. child
751. b 5. waitress
752. c 6. wife
753. b 7. cousin
8. niece
754. e
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9. duchess 891. c
10. baby 892. a
11. aunt 893. d
12. actress 894. d
13. friend 895. d
14. madam 896. a
15. girl 897. a
16. heiress 898. a
17. widow
899. c
18. lady
900. b
19. witch
20. spinster 901. a
818. b 902. a
819. a 903. a
820. c 904. b
821. b 905. a
a) The widow feeds her son 906. a
b) The waitress is saying that her husband is sick. 1. The newspaper Said that the president would arrive in that
822. c) I’m broke. My godmother has spent everything. morning.
d) “Time is money”, my grandfather says to me everyday. 2. She said she cannot do this work.
e) Yesterday I saw a pretty lady walking on the beach. 3. She said hername was Dennis.
823. a 4. I thought I could finish this report by five o’clock.
907. 5. The weatherman predicted that it would rain the next day.
824. c
6. He said the mail would be there at noon.
825. c
7. The students thought they were making very good progress.
826. a Nun (fem. de MONK) e sow (fem. de PIG)
8. She complained she had had a headache.
827. c 9. Mariah said that she had seen Paul.
828. b 10. Jerry hoped she could get there in time.
829. d 908. 1.
830. b 909. 1.
831. c 910. c
832. d 911. c
833. b 912. a
834. e 913. a
835. b 914. d
836. d 915. a
837. c 916. d
838. b 917. b
839. d 918. e
840. e 919. b
841. c 920. a
842. d 921. c
843. c 922. c Na opção, substituir “me” por “her”, senão a questão fica invalidada.
844. d 923. d
845. e 924. c
846. a 925. b
847. b 926. a
848. e 927. d
849. b 928. c
850. b 929. a
851. a 930. e
852. e 931. c
853. d 932. e
854. c 933. d
855. b 934. c
856. c 935. d
857. b 936. d
858. a 937. e
859. a 938. e
860. b 939. b
861. e 940. a
862. a 941. c
863. e 1. had finished
864. c 2. wrote
865. a 942. 3. knew
866. c 4. would help
867. c 5. went
868. a 1. My sister asked me if I wanted to ski.
869. d 2. He asked me how I was today.
870. e 3. She asked him where he studied English
871. a 4. I asked Jane if she was going to school
872. a 5. Joe asked why I would write the letter.
943.
873. e 6. Dr. Watson asked me what I had seen.
874. e 7. Betty asked what time it was.
875. e 8. Johnny asked his mother if he could go to the ckub.
876. d 9. Christine asked who wanted to go with her.
10. Mother where Lucy had gone.
877. a
1. Carol asked me:”-Are you tired ?”
878. c
2. He said:”- Where will you go ?”
879. a
944. 3. They asked him:”-Where do you live ?”
880. e 4. She asked them:”-Did you see my book ?”
881. a 5. I asked him:”-Do you speak English ?”
882. a 1. He ordered to go home.
883. d 2. Helen ordered to make my bhed.
884. b 945. 3. Terry ordered the boys not to play there.
885. a 4. Ronald ordered me not to write on the wall.
886. a 5. They ordered to help them.
887. e 946. 1. Patty ordered us: “- Don’t interrupt me.”
888. a 2. Martin asked me:”- Go out!!”
889. a 3. Robert asked her:”- leave the books on the table
890. d 4. The ordered us:”-Don’t open our sdoor.”
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5. Jane asked me: “- Take me to the airport 1028. b
947. c 1029. d
948. d 1030. c
949. d 1031. b
950. d 1032. a
951. d 1033. b
952. b 1034. a
953. b 1035. d
954. a 1036. c
Na Letra “b”, nonsense = besteira e besteira é abstrato. Não se usa artigo 1037. e
955. d
pra abstrato. 1038. a
956. b 1039. a
957. a 1040. a
958. b 1041. b
959. a 1042. c
960. d 1043. d
961. d 1044. a
962. e Questão ambígua. Com esta mesma grafia, winding pode ser
963. c “COM VENTO” ou “SINUOSO, COM CURVAS”. A banca não foi
964. c feliz ao criar esta questão, pois ao se dizer que a rodovia estava
1045. c
965. d cheia de ventos ou com ventos, condiz-se com a realidade da
966. c mesma que se encontra sob a ação de uma dura tempestade. Mas
967. d a banca “preferiu” ficar com a letra C. Questão anulável !!!
968. a Item fácil, que diz respeito simplesmente à própria definição do
1046. a
969. c PRESENT PERFECT (has / have + past participle).
970. b . Em mais uma questão em que se define um tempo verbal e
971. c 1047. d aqui, sendo o SIMPLE PAST, uma ação já totalmente executada
972. a ou “morta”.
973. a 1048. d D (A noite estava “tempestuosa”).
974. e 1049. b Palavra derivada de vento = wind + y = sufixo adjetivador.
975. d . Nos períodos compostos por subordinação e no passado, a
1050. a
WHEN-CLAUSE amarra o SIMPLE PAST.
976. d
É uma questão idiomática, onde temos o PSEUDO-
977. e
SUBJUNCTIVE. Verbos que denotam conselho (advise /
978. d
suggest / warn / recommend) amarram o uso do SHOULD. Logo
979. c a frase acima ficaria Martha recommended that her son
980. b 1051. c
SHOULD BEHAVE appropriately. Porém, é possível e
981. d facultativo omitir o SHOULD nestes casos, justificando-se a letra
982. e C.
983. a
984. c 1052. c “ING” obrigatório após preposições.
985. c Caso simples e clássico de if-clauses (orações condicionais).
986. c São elas:
987. c
988. c
989. a IF-CLAUSES SUBSEQÜENTES
990. c
991. d 1) Simple Will – future / can / may / must + Base-
992. d 1053. d Present form
993. a
994. c
995. c 2) Simple Past Would-conditional / could / might +
996. e Base-form
997. d
998. a 3) Past Perfect Would ou Could ou Might HAVE +
999. c Particípio
1000. b Present perfect é o único tempo que dá idéia de Δ t, e a expressão
1054. a
1001. e SO FAR = Até agora
1002. a A. Phrasal verb que significa “levantar-se”. Observar que o TO
1003. c 1055. a GET está na ING-FORM. Isto sempre ocorre quando um verbo é
1004. d sujeito de outro.
1005. a Trata-se da idiomatic expression que equivaleria em nosso
1056. b
1006. c português à forma “O que é que ...”, ou “Que raios ...”
1007. a 1057. anulada
1008. c Nos três casos observamos que as lacunas são seguidas de
1009. e substantivos (provas, trabalho de casa e notas,
1010. e 1058. d respectivamente.) e a matéria envolvida nas opções a serem
1011. a marcadas é o campo dos pronomes e adjetivos possessivos.
1012. d Esta última é a função gramatical presente nos três casos.
2. We must have our house painted ... No campo dos phrasal verbs, OUT e UP podem denotar a idéia
3. I should have my shoes shined. (SHINE – SHINED – SHINED para de “raciocínio lógico, dedução”. A frase = Preste atenção naqueles
1059. c
1013. “lustrar”  SHINE – SHONE – SHONE para “brilhar”) tijolos soltos. Vale destacar que a oração denota preocupação,
4. I expect to have my radio repaired soon. raciocínio.
5. I had those letters mailed yesterday. 1060. b
1014. RESPOSTA PESSOAL 1061. d widow = viúva = ela. O pronome reflexivo para “ela” é o herself.
1015. 1. c 2. b 3. a 4. d 5. d 6. d 7. d 8. d 1062. b
1016. d 1063. e . “Você pode estar errado, mas pode estar certo.”
1017. c 1064. c
1018. d 1065. e
1019. b 1066. c
1. a 2. b 3. b 4. a 5. a 6. b 7. b 8. a 9. b 1067. a
1020. 1068. b
10. a
1021. a 1069. d
1022. e 1070. a
1023. e 1071. e
1024. a 1072. d
1025. c 1073. c
1026. a 1074. e
1027. b 1075. d
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1076. b 1125. A
1077. a 1126. B
1078. c 1127. B
1079. e 1128. A
1080. d 1129. C
1081. b 1130. B
1082. c 1131. D
1083. a 1132. B
1084. d 1133. D
1085. a 1134. A
1086. d 1135. A
1087. d 1136. C
1088. a 1137. D
1089. c 1138. A
1090. b 1139. A
1091. a 1140. B
1092. a 1141. A
1093. b 1142. A
1094. c 1143. D
1095. b 1144. A
1. Letra B. “who” refere-se a pessoas, e a segunda lacuna 1145. C
1096. admite a omissão do pronome relativo, pois, logo após, inicia-se 1146. B
uma frase que já possui sujeito (you) 1147. C
2. Letra C. “Being an Air Force Cadet” = “O fato de ser um 1148. C
1097.
cadete da força aérea” é uma indicação = It’s an indication. 1149. A
3. Letra A. Único item fiel à frase original. 1150. B
The Air Force is not just airplanes. 1151. D
1098. 1152. B
1153. B
Isn’t the Air Force just Airplanes ? 1154. C
4. Letra A. Be accomplished = ser alcançado, concluído. No 1155. D
1099. caso em foco, nada será concluído ou alcançado pela Força 1156. D
Aérea sem pessoas dedicadas. 1157. B
5. Letra B. “Seis está para doze assim como quinhentos (five 1158. B
1100.
hundred) está para mil (one thousand)” 1159. C
6. Letra D. Aplicação do “Past Perfect”, indicando que uma ação 1160. C
1101. (beber vários copos de vinho) aconteceu antes de outra (sofrer 1161. C
um acidente), AMBAS no passado. 1162. A
7. Letra C. Infinitivo, sem “to” e sem sujeito. Imperativo 1163. B
1102.
“Simplesmente, USE-O !!”. 1164. B
1103. 8. Letra A. Sem comentários. 1165. A
9. Letra B. Past continuous para a primeira lacuna indica que no 1166. B
1104. meio desta ação, o piloto observou algo. Intervenção de uma 1167. A
ação no prosseguimento de uma outra.
1168. C
10. Letra B. primeira lacuna = ING- form, pois está precedida de
1169. B
1105. uma preposição (AT) / após os verbos TO BOTHER and TO
1170. C
OFFER, não há gerúndio.
1171. B
11. Letra B. ON indicando posição (sobre) / TO indicando
infinitivo / Terceira lacuna: “NO” mito clássico ... (dentro de uma 1172. A
1106. 1173. C
estória / um mito / uma narração ...) / Quarta lacuna: Quem
“fasten”, “fasten” algo “to” nossos corpos !!! 1174. D
1107. 12. Letra A. “desejavam asas como as de um pássaro.” 1175. B
1108. 13. Letra D. Sem comentários. 1176. B
14. Letra D. Introduz-se uma oração subordinada adverbial 1177. B
1109. 1178. C
TEMPORAL.
15. Letra B. O sintaxe “comparativo de superioridade and 1179. C
1110. comparativo de superioridade” indica o progresso evolutivo de 1180. A
alguma ação. 1181. B
16. Letra A. É a única opção que não possui absurdos 1182. D
1111.
gramaticais. 1183. B
17. Letra D. “Meu amigo ainda estaria vivenvo em New York se o 1184. C
1112. seu pai não tivisse morrido no campo” => opção D = Conclusion: 1185. B
ele perdeu seu pai no campo, não em New York. 1186. A
1113. 18. Letra A. Sem comentários. 1187. A
19. Letra A. A simbologia fonética para heir é /*/, a mesma 1188. D
1114. para “air”, uma vez que o “h” desta palavra é mudo, como o de 1189. C
“hour” and “honor”. 1190. C
20. Letra C. “Nós não pronunciamos o som da consoante “T” nas 1191. C
palavras CASTLE and FASTEN. O som da vogal “E” depois da 1192. A
consoante F nas palavras DIFFERENCE e REFERENCE não é 1193. D
1115.
em geral pronunciado também. O “H” fica também omisso 1194. C
quando dizemos “HONORABLE”. Estas coisas devemos 1195. D
aprender em inglês !!
1196. B
1116. 21. ( Letra C. Sem comentários.)
1197. D
22. Letra D. Embora o significado “FUNDAMENTAL” da vida
1198. C
seja misterioso, isto afeta cada momento que vivemos. O que
1117. 1199. D
acreditamos sobre o significado da vida influencia o que valemos
E cada escolha que fazemos. 1200. D
23. Letra C. L A M U T A ( regra da “MULATA”, modificada para 1201. B
1118. para um verbo de movimento) => He sat on the chair very 1202. D
quickly when the teacher called his name. 1203. B
24. Letra B. “But only ...” => “Mas apenas a Europa tem o ódio
medieval mantido tão próximo ao coração do que
1119.
orgulhosamente supõe ELA MESMA ser uma civilização rational
e sofisticada.”
1120. 25. Letra D
1121. 26. Letra C
1122. 27. Letra D
1123. 28. Letra A
1124. 29. Letra D
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a) in this usual 5:10 train – after a day on the job – a bloodshed.
b) last week – in the 5:10 train from downtown Johannesburg to Soweto – a
bloodshed.
>>>>>TEXTOS<<<<< c) Last week – from car to car – a man killed a woman.
d) after a day on the job – in the civil war – a violent crime.
e) on September, 24, 1990 – a bloodshed – in the 5:10 train from downtown
ABOUT ART
407 (Fatec 93) Com relação à matança narrada na notícia acima, o
At a dinner in Hollywood to celebrate his birthday, Charlie Chaplin julgamento expresso por Nelson Mandela, crazed individuals who have
entertained the guests throughout the evening by imitating people they lost all sense of decency, traduz-se por:
knew: men, women and children, his chauffeur, his Japanese servants, his a) loucos e individualistas que perderam todo o senso de decência.
secretaries. Finally he sang at the top of his voice an aria from an Italian b) indivíduos enlouquecidos que perderão todo o senso da decência.
Opera – sang it superbly. c) individualistas loucos que tinham perdido todo o senso de decência.
“But Charlie, I never knew you could sing so beautifully,” someone d) individualistas loucos que perderam todo o senso de decência.
exclaimed. “I can’t sing at all”, Charlie answered. “I was only imitating e) indivíduos enlouquecidos que perderam todo o senso de decência.
Caruso.”
408 (Fatec 93) Aponte a alternativa que dá subsídios para melhor
401 (Faap 97) Charlie invited many people to celebrate his birthday. They compreensão do trecho narrado.
were his guests at the dinner. Chaplin was the a) Na semana passada – Nelson Mandela – denuncia os homicidas.
a) hostess b) owner c) host d) cook e) b) Após dia de trabalho – Thomas Nidmande – na Igreja Apostólica –
enemy denuncia os assassinos.
c) Após dia de trabalho – operário – no trem de Johannesburgo a Soweto –
402 (Faap 97) Chaplin entertained the guests throughout the evening. He assiste a um massacre – foge pela janela – uma matança.
amused them d) Após dia de trabalho – Nelson Mandela – defende os brancos de direita
a) for a while b) for a very short time c) for a long time d) until the – alimenta a violência em Johannesburgo.
following evening e) for a little while e) Na semana passada – as facções negras – perdem o senso da decência
– matam as senhoras da Missão de Fé Apostólica – foram degolados.
403 (Faap 97) Some of the people Chaplin imitated
a) were not known by his guests VARIOUS ARTISTS
b) worked for him Brasil: A Century of Song
c) entertained the guests too The spirit lives on.
d) were more famous than Charlie himself
e) worked for all his guests Whether or not Brazil can hold out against the steady march of MTV
and the multinational McDonaldisation of pop music, the legacy surveyed in
O trecho abaixo refere-se à questão 404. this four-volume potpourri is reassuringly luxuriant and multifaceted. First
impressions are not entirely encouraging, since several important figures
We sat there looking at each other without saying anything. She are missing from the play list: although Milton Nascimento contributes two
would play games with her knife and fork on the plate as she wans’t hungry numbers to the final disc, devoted to contemporary strands of that
at all. I couldn’t eat either as I was too anxious. I decided to ask for the amorphous entity, MPB – Musica Popular Brasileira – you will look in vain
check and the waitress brought it immediately. We left as we both needed for Gilberto Gil, Caetano Veloso or Elis Regina. But Joao Gilberto, Gal
some fresh air. Costa and the guitarist Baden Powell, among many others, do make an
appearance elsewhere. Carnival, understandably, gets a whole disc to
404 (Fasm 00) The scene described above takes place in a itself. The section on folk and traditional forms even throws in a field
a) trunk. b) school. c) stadium. recording of a candomble religious rite, preceded by an overdue reminder
d) hospital. e) restaurant. that Carmen Miranda amounted to more than a model for gaudy headwear.
Clive Davis
O trecho abaixo refere-se à questão 405. [The Sunday Times, 27 July 1997]
Lie on your back on the floor with your arms to your sides, palms 409 (Fuvest 98) Choose the question for the statement The spirit lives on.
down, knees bent. Cross your left ankle just above your right knee. Slowly a) Where does the spirit live?
lift your pelvis upward while contracting your butt muscles. Hold the position b) What does the spirit live on?
for a beat, keeping your back straight, not arched; then slowly lower yourself c) Which lives on?
to the starting position. Do two sets of 12 to begin with, and add another two d) Who lives on the spirit?
sets after four weeks. e) What lives on?
(Health)
410 (Fuvest 98) According to the passage,
405 (Fasm 00) Três partes do corpo citadas no trecho acima são: a) Brazilian music has lost its identity.
a) braços; costas; pescoço. b) Brazilian pop music is being jeopardized by foreign influences.
b) mãos; joelhos; peito. c) MPB’s attempts to resist the invasion of American music have been in
c) tornozelo; joelho; perna. vain.
d) costas; nádegas; pulso. d) Brazil will hardly resist the invasion of foreign music.
e) braços, joelhos; tornozelos. e) there has been a steady stream of programmes about MPB on MTV.
DEATH TRAIN TO SOWETO 411 (Fuvest 98) The reviewer states that the CDs
a) include Carmen Miranda’s greatest hits.
After a day on the job, factory worker Thomas Ndimande, 27, b) feature all of Brazil’s major artists of our century.
boarded his usual 5:10 train from 72egative Johannesburg to Soweto. c) include traditional marches as well as folk songs.
Minutes later the massacre began. A group of about six black men armed d) are preceded by a brief survey of Brazilian music.
with guns, pangas and knives moved from car to car, shooting some e) contain a rich miscellany of music styles.
commuters and hacking others to pieces. Nidmande had been listening as a
group of ladies from the Apostolic Faith Mission sang hymns. “When they 412 (Fuvest 98) For the reviewer, MPB
started to pray, I heard the first shoot,” he said later. Nidmande managed to a) lacks originality.
flee by jumping out a window. Before escaping, the gang killed 26 people, b) owes a great deal to Milton Nascimento.
leaving behind a tangle of bodies, briefcases, even open Bibles. c) lacks form.
The killing spree last week was part of terrifying new d) is the poorest section of the CDs.
phenomenon: cold-blooded attacks on Soweto commuters. Although the e) has always impressed foreigners.
assaults have occurred amid a virtual civil war between rival black factions,
the bloodshed has been so senseless and random as to defy a logical 413 (Fuvest 98) According to the passage,
motive – other than disrupt the process of national reconciliation now under a) Caetano Veloso has been left out of the CDs.
way. A somber Nelson Mandela denounced the preparators as “crazed b) a whole disc has been devoted to Carnival and Carmen Miranda.
individuals who have lost all sense of decency,” but he also accused c) Gal Costa has been included in the fourth disc.
“faceless elements” apparently referring to right-wing whites, of fomenting d) only studio recordings have been used for the CDs.
the violence of the well-trained black death squads. e) Brazilians still miss Elis Regina.
TIME, September 24, 1990.
414 (Fuvest 98) Do make an appearance elsewhere (in bold) means
406 (Fatec 93) Aponte a alternativa que responde corretamente às a) are also mentioned somewhere else.
perguntas: b) have understandably been misplaced.
– “Quando ocorreu o fato?” c) actually appear in the right section.
– “Onde ocorreu o fato?” e d) have actually been included in another section.
– “O que aconteceu?” e) have also been included in the section mentioned.
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415 (Fuvest 98) The passage tells us that around appropriately. But, lucky winner, just as you are about to take a swig
a) the final disc includes a brief survey of the legacy of Carmen Miranda. of cool fizzy cola, you find you have won a can containing a portion of
b) the CDs include a reminder of what Carmen Miranda actually undrinkable liquid and instructions about how to claim your prize.
represented.
c) Carmen Miranda left an impressive legacy. 421 (Ufes 96) A lata de Coca-Cola promocional é diferente porque
d) for Americans, Carmen Miranda was far more than a model for gaudy a) comporta mais líquido
headwear. b) contém uma bebida intragável
e) the legacy of Carmen Miranda will always be remembered. c) é mais econômica
d) possui um novo rótulo
416 (Fuvest 98) The reviewer’s opinion about the CDs is e) traz um cupom premiado
a) quite biased. b) wholly favourable.
c) not altogether favourable. d) somewhat offensive. When a 65-foot diameter crater in a field near Munich appeared
e) wholly unfavourable. one Saturday in March, the city observatory declared it to be the work of a
200-kilogram meteorite, the first big cometary impact in Bavaria since the
AN EYE FOR AN EYE? dawn of history. Newspaper screamed “Lucky escape for Munich” and
“Does space have more in store?”.
The choice regarding Timothy Mc-Veigh is not between mercy and Actually, a local landlord had used 100 kilograms of explosive to
vengeance but between mercy and justice (“Should Mc-Veigh Die?,” U. S. blast an artificial lake. He’d warned the police but gave them the wrong date.
Affairs, June 16).
Vengeance is based on anger and getting even. But justice seeks 422 (Ufes 96) O título mais apropriado para o texto é
a fair and appropriate penalty for the offense. The premeditated killing of a) Aliens Invade Earth b) Munich Explodes c) Terror in Space
168 innocent people calls for a severe punishment. Mercy may be an d) The Dawn of History e) Truth and Illusion
appropriate response, but to suggest the death penalty is vengeance rather
than justice is shallow and blind. Many students realize that it is a privilege to attend university but
Kenneth McGarvey a few think that university is a place for recreation. It is true that most
Pierceton, Indiana campuses have many fine recreation facilities, but students who spend all
their time watching TV or playing ping-pong or going to dances soon find out
What makes us think we have the right to play God and take a that their work is not satisfactory. They are usually told that it must improve
human life? We were put on this earth to love and take care of people, not or they must leave school. Most freshmen don’t know how to plan their time
to condemn them to death. when they first enter university. They are impressed with the large number
What good will it do to kill McVeigh? Is it to give people the of social activities listed in the university newspaper and the result is that
satisfaction of saying “We got him real good”? I don’t understand what’s they want to attend all of them. The older students try to warn them of the
wrong with life imprisonment without parole. I wish the United States would difficulties that will result, but they seldom believe what other people say.
stop killing people as a form of justice. Later they regret what happens and they wish that they had taken the
Sarah Shonyo advice of the older students.
Rochester, Minnesota How a person budgets his time is very important. Whoever wants
Newsweek, July 14, 1997 to succeed should plan his time carefully and stick to his plan. He should
417 (Puccamp 98) In both letters above, the main topic is allow time for play as well as for work, but not too much.
a) the most appropriate punishment for McVeigh. PRANINSKAS, Jean. “Rapid Review of English Grammar”.
b) the death penalty in the U.S. (Adapted). Englewood Cliffs, N.J., Prentice-Hall, 1959, page 207
c) how to take revenge on McVeigh.
d) our right to take other people’s lives. 423 (Uece 99) Consoante o autor, muitos estudantes
e) the blindness of justice. a) realizam tarefas que os credenciam como alunos de cursos regulares
b) compreendem que são privilegiados por freqüentarem a universidade
418 (Puccamp 98) It can be inferred from both letters that c) julgam um privilégio dar atenção aos professores universitários
a) Mr. McGarvey does not agree with Ms. Shonyo, who hopes McVeigh will d) vêem a universidade apenas como um espaço para o divertimento
be condemned to death.
b) Ms. Shonyo does not agree with Mr. McGarvey, who believes the death 424 (Uece 99) Do texto em referência se extrai que:
penalty is justice. a) a maioria dos “campi” não dispõe de centros recreativos
c) both writers agree that life imprisonment without parole would be the b) todos conseguem conciliar, sem problemas, a recreação com o estudo
most appropriate penalty for McVeigh’s premeditated murder of 168 c) em certos casos, torna-se necessário que o aluno melhore seu
innocent people. desempenho, sob pena de ter que deixar a universidade
d) both writers agree that McVeigh should be sentenced to death. d) os que costumam assistir à TV apresentam sempre um rendimento
e) as Ms. Shonyo believes we don’t have the right to condemn people to satisfatório
death, she agrees with Mr. McGarvey, who is sure mercy is the best
response in McVeigh’s case. 425 (Uece 99) É certo que muitos calouros:
a) não sabem como planejar seu tempo
CHICKEN WITH OLIVES AND PINE NUTS b) costumam fazer planos para preencher seu horário escolar
t) 2/3 cup pine nuts c) engajam-se totalmente nas atividades sociais, porque sabem que não
u) 1 tablespoon each olive oil and butter or margarine haverá prejuízo de seu rendimento escolar
v) 8 each chicken legs and thighs (3 to 3 ½ lb. Total), skinned d) gostariam de escrever para o jornal da universidade
w) 2 cups drained unpitted Spanish-style olives
x) At least 5 fresh sage leaves or 1 teaspoon dry sage leaves 426 (Uece 99) Os veteranos, por sua vez:
y) 1/4 cup water a) simplesmente desprezam os novos colegas
In a 10-to-12-inch frying pan over medium heat, toast nuts until b) são indiferentes às dificuldades dos outros estudantes
golden, about 10 minutes; shake often. Remove from pan; set aside. c) procuram orientar os calouros
Increase heat to medium-high. Add oil and butter to pan; brown half the d) tentam mascarar as dificuldades para os recém-ingressos
chicken at a time; this takes about 10 minutes total. Discard fat from pan.
Return chicken and nuts to pan; add olives, 5 sage leaves, and water. 427 (Uece 99) Busca-se no texto transmitir a mensagem de que:
Simmer, covered, over medium-low heat until meat is no longer a) é preciso definir com cuidado um orçamento compatível com seus
pink at bone (cut to test), about 25 minutes. If made ahead, let cool, cover, ganhos
and chill until next day. Return to simmering, covered, over medium heat. b) não deve haver diversões para quem quer ardorosamente vencer
Garnish with sage leaves. Makes 8 servings. c) o sucesso independe da organização do tempo
d) o planejamento do tempo é relevante
419 (Uel 99) Preparation time for the above recipe is
a) 10 minutes As questões de números 428 e 429 referem-se ao texto apresentado
b) 25 minutes abaixo.
c) almost one hour
d) 35 minutes plus overnight in the refrigerator BEHIND THE SCENES AT WARNER BROTHERS
e) one whole day Sound & Fury
420 (Uel 99) Essa é provavelmente uma receita para The Making of the First Talkie, ‘The Jazz Singer,’
a) uma torta de frango b) uma torta de nozes Is a Story of Hollywood’s Jewish Heritage
c) um tipo de pizza d) um omelete
e) um frango refogado In 1925, Sam Warner invited his older brother Harry to a meeting
that would change the course of movie history. Harry thought it was to be a
THE REAL THING meeting of Wall Street bankers. It actually turned out to be a demonstration
of sound movies. Harry admitted later, “I am positive if he had said talking
Great news from Coca-Cola. Special promotional cans of the pictures, I would not have gone.” But, watching a short of a jazz band and
famous drink will be slipping unnoticed on to the shelves in between realizing that sound shorts could be used as appetizers before the main
ordinary cans of Coke. The special cans feel like the real thing. They slosh feature, Harry conceded to experiment with sound, and on June 25, 1925,
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Warner Brothers contracted with Bell which owned the Vitaphone sound – Responda aos seguintes itens com a alternativa que melhor complete a
process to make a series of sound films. sentença dada:
434 (Ime 99) According to the author of the report, the accident occurred
428 (Unifor 99) In the text, actually means because:
a) in fact. b) at present. c) presently. a) There were some bricks left when he finished his work.
d) suddenly. e) soon. b) He did not foresee the consequences of his acts.
c) He was working alone.
429 (Unifor 99) De acordo com o texto, d) He was a professional bricklayer.
a) Harry só foi à reunião com o irmão porque os banqueiros de Wall Street
também estariam presentes. 435 (Ime 99) When his job was over, the bricklayer chose:
b) Sam recusou-se a ter uma reunião de negócios com Harry. a) To carry the remaining bricks down by hand.
c) Harry foi à reunião sem saber o que o esperava. b) To leave the bricks on the roof of the building.
d) Harry acabou não indo ao encontro de Sam porque não estava c) To let the bricks down in a container.
interessado em cinema. d) To throw the bricks from the sixth floor.
e) Harry não quis encontrar-se com Sam para ir ao cinema.
436 (Ime 99) When the bricklayer untied the rope, he was:
LOVE AMONG THE LAUNDRY a) On the roof of the building. b) In the vicinity of the third floor.
c) At ground level. d) On a pile of bricks.
When Sally found a man’s striped sock curled among her clothes
at the launderette she returned it 1 to the tall dark young man with a shy 437 (Ime 99) The bricklayer was jerked off the ground because:
smile. They met there every week for several months, then were seen no a) He was lighter than the barrel plus the bricks.
more. One of their wedding presents had been a washing machine. b) He forgot to load the barrel.
(Molly Burnett) c) He was hit in the head by the bricks.
d) The bottom fell out of the barrel.
430 (Ufmg 91) Love among the laundry is the story of
a) a couple who met for the first time at a launderette. 438 (Ime 99) The statement my luck started to change slightly, in the last
b) a man and a woman who had lost their dirty socks. paragraph, means that:
c) a woman and her husband trying to wash their clothes. a) The bricklayer’s luck changed for the worse because he fell into the pile
d) people who go to launderettes only to make a date. of bricks.
e) two people who wanted to buy a new washing machine. b) The bricklayer was lucky because the barrel slowed his fall.
c) The bricklayer had bad luck because he cracked three vertebrae.
431 (Ufmg 91) Sally met the tall dark young man when she was d) The bricklayer was lucky because he had the presence of mind to let go
a) buying a present. off the rope.
b) doing her ironing.
c) drying her socks. Tokyo, Feb. 24 – Daichi Zaitsu, a seventh grader, has so much
d) getting married. studying to do that he has precious little time to devote to his favorite
e) washing her clothes. hobbies: researching passenger jets on the Internet and playing tennis. Still,
the 13-year-old thinks that plans to reduce school hours are a horrible idea.
432 (Ufmg 91) The word it in she returned it to the tall dark young man ‘In Japan, the scholastic ability of people is not so high right now, and
(ref.1) refers to it seems to be decreasing, so I worry about the future of our country’, said
a) a smile. b) a sock.c) the launderette. the teenager, who puts on a sober navy blue uniform and lugs a heavy book
d) the laundry. e) the machine. bag back and forth to his central Tokyo junior high school each day,
including many Saturdays.
433 (Ufmg 91) If they had not got married, they would probably have ‘Having more free time is not a particular concern of mine,’ he said. ‘I
a) changed their dirty clothes. b) lost their socks forever. would rather school stay open on the weekend.’
c) rented a washing machine. d) returned to the launderette. Like it or not, the teenager’s class schedule is about to change
e) sold their striped socks. drastically as Japan undertakes its most dramatic educational reform effort
in a generation. Starting next year, instead of piling on yet more work for its
Leia atentamente o texto abaixo: famously hard-working students, Japan will let its young take a rest.
The changes are in striking contrast to the most recent trends in New
BRICKLAYER’S ACCIDENT York, California and elsewhere in the United States, where schools are
Dear Sir: considering lengthening the school day or year in order to help children
I am writing in response to your request for additional information learn – and to try to keep them out of trouble.
in Block #3 of the accident reporting form. I put “Poor Planning” as the http://www.nytimes.com/2001/02/25/wcrld/25JAPA.html?
cause of my accident. You asked for a fuller explanation and I trust the
following details will be sufficient. 439 (En 01) Choose the true statement.
I am a bricklayer by trade. On the day of the accident, I was a) Daichi Zaitsu would rather study than use the Internet.
working alone on the roof of a new six-storey building. When I completed my b) Tokyo’s Junior High School’s principal thinks that students’ scholastic
work, I found that I had some bricks left over which when weighed later were ability is decreasing.
found to weigh 240 lbs. Rather than carry the bricks down by hand, I c) The Japanese Government needs students to be at school over the
decided to lower them in a barrel by using a pulley which was attached to weekend.
the side of the building at the sixth floor. Securing the rope at ground level, I d) Educational reform in Japan is similar to the one taking place in the US.
went up to the roof, swung the barrel out and loaded the bricks into it. Then I
went down and untied the rope, holding it tightly to insure a slow descent of 440 (En 01) Choose the title which best summarizes the article.
the 240 lbs of bricks. You will note on the accident reporting form that my a) Fewer working hours for American students.
weight is 135 lbs. b) Crime rate affects school hour decision.
Due to my surprise at being jerked off the ground so suddenly, I c) More working hours for Japanese students.
lost my presence of mind and forgot to let go off the rope. Needless to say, I d) More sunshine for Japan’s overworked students.
proceeded at a rapid rate up the side of the building. In the vicinity of the
third floor, I met the barrel which was now proceeding downward at an
equally impressive speed. This explains the fractured skull, minor abrasions
and the broken collarbone, as listed in Section 3, accident reporting form.
Slowed only slightly, I continued my rapid ascent, not stopping
until the fingers of my right hand were two knuckles deep into the pulley
which I mentioned in Paragraph 2 of this correspondence. Fortunately by
this time I had regained my presence of mind and was able to hold tightly to
the rope, in spite of the excruciating pain I was now beginning to
experience. At approximately the same time, however, the barrel of bricks
hit the ground and the bottom fell out of the barrel. Now devoid of the weight
of the bricks, the barrel weighed approximately 50 lbs.
I refer you again to my weight. As you might imagine, I began a
rapid descent down the side of the building. In the vicinity of the third floor, I
met the barrel coming up. This accounts for the two fractured ankles, a 441 (Ufpb 98) The tone of his picture is:
broken tooth and severe lacerations of my legs and lower body. Here my a) romantic b) poetic c) dramatic d) humorous e) tragic
luck began to change slightly. The encounter with the barrel seemed to slow
me enough to lessen my injuries when I fell into the pile of bricks and 442 (Ufpb 98) According to the previous picture, Jerry is
fortunately only three vertebrae were cracked. I am sorry to report, however, a) Sally’s boyfriend. b) Sally’s grandfather.
as I lay there on the pile of bricks, in pain, unable to move and watching the c) Sally’s brother-in-law. d) Sally’s stepbrother.
empty barrel six stories above me, I again lost my composure and presence e) Sally’s grandson.
of mind and let go off the rope.
443 (Afa 94) Answer:
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If twelve inches are equal to one foot, how many feet are there in sixty ENGINEER IN HELL
inches?
a) two feet b) five feet c) fifth feet d) fifty feet To the editor:
An engineer dies and reports to pearly gates. St. Peter checks his
THE HEALING REVOLUTION dossier and says, “Ah, you’re an engineer – you’re in the wrong place.”
So the engineer reports to the gates of hell and is let in. Pretty
Surgery or acupuncture? Antibiotics or herbs? Both are better. More soon, the engineer gets dissatisfied with the level of comfort in hell, and
and more M.D.s* are mixing ancient medicine and new science to treat starts designing and building improvements. After a while, they’re got air
everything from the common cold to heart disease. conditioning and flush toilets and escalators, and the engineer is a pretty
Andrew Weil is a 54-year-old Harvard-trained physician who believes popular guy.
that a revolution is brewing in American medicine. He is only one among a One day St. Peter calls Satan up on the telephone and says with a
rapidly growing number of M.D.s who combine traditional Western sneer, “So, how’s it going down there in hell?”
techniques with alternative therapies such as herbalism and acupuncture. Satan replies, “Hey, things are going great! We’re got air
“By uniting philosophies that have been separate for a long time,” says Weil conditioning and flush toilets and escalators, and there’s no telling what this
of the integrative medicine movement, “health care will be completely engineer is going to come up with next.”
transformed.” St. Peter replies, “What? You’ve got an engineer? That’s a
It is no secret that during the past few years an increasing number of mistake – he should never have gotten down there; send him up here.”
Americans have been turning to alternative medicine: swallowing Satan says, “No way. I like having an engineer on the staff, and I’m keeping
75egative75 pills to forestall the flu, doing tai chi to lower stress, undergoing him.”
acupuncture to ease chronic pain. What’s new is that their doctors are St. Peter says, “Send him back up here or I’ll sue.”
joining them: a recent survey of family physicians found that more than half Satan laughs uproariously and answers, “Yeah, right. And just
regularly prescribe alternative therapy or have tried it themselves. where are YOU going to get a lawyer?”
Thirty-four of this country’s 125 medical schools – including Harvard, H.D. Mt Vemon, Iowa, USA
Yale and John Hopkins – now offer courses in alternative medicine. During The Institute June, 1997 (adapted).
a four week elective at Wayne State University School of Medicine, students
visit a chiropractor, learn yoga, meditation and biofeedback, practice 451(Ita 01) Considere as afirmações a seguir:
hypnosis and therapeutic touch on one another, and are led in tan-jian z) São Pedro telefonou ao Diabo para obter informações sobre o
breathing by a Buddhist monk. At a recent conference on herbal medicine comportamento do engenheiro no inferno.
sponsored by Columbia University, 58 physicians sipped chrysanthemum II. O dia-a-dia no inferno tornou-se muito melhor após a chegada do
tea and sampled shanza, a Chinese fruit said to relieve hypertension, with engenheiro.
the exuberance of six-graders on a field trip. III. São Pedro ameaçou mover uma ação judicial contra o Diabo caso ele
Many physicians still dismiss these therapies as unproven, unscientific desprezasse os serviços do engenheiro.
and potentially dangerous; they scorn them as “New Age Medicine.” But – Está(ão) condizente(s) com o texto:
adeherents point out that these practices are hardly new. A Philadelphia a) apenas a I b) apenas a II c) apenas a III
physician Marc Micozzi puts it, “What we call alternative medicine is d) apenas a I e III e) apenas a II e III
traditional medicine for 80 percent of the world, and what we call traditional
medicine is only a few centuries old.” When the two are wedded – to form 452 (Ita 01) Ao afirmar and there’s no telling what this engineer is going to
what is known as integrative or complementary medicine – the result is come up with next, o Diabo quer dizer que:
either a synergistic leap forward or a massive case of the Emperor’s New a) já sabe do novo projeto do engenheiro mas não pretende contá-lo a São
Clothes. Pedro.
(Adapted from “See Me, Feel Me, Touch Me, Heal Me” by COLT, G. H. Life, b) o engenheiro não quer divulgar o seu próximo projeto.
September 1996: 35-36) c) o engenheiro aguarda instruções para implementar outras benifeitorias
* M.D.s = doctors of medicine no inferno.
d) ninguém no inferno fala sobre os próximos projetos do engenheiro.
444 (Ufpa 97) The revolution mentioned in the text refers to the e) mal pode esperar para ver a próxima benfeitoria que o engenheiro irá
a) hostile encounters between doctors and philosophers. introduzir no inferno.
b) decay of American medicine.
c) combination of ancient medicine with new science. 453 (Ita 01) Quais frases, numeradas de I a IV, teriam o significado mais
d) supremacy of alternative medicine over conventional medicine. próximo a Send him back up here or I’ll sue, que se encontra no
e) incompatibility between Western techniques and alternative therapies. penúltimo parágrafo do texto?
I. If you don’t send him back up here, I’ll sue.
445 (Ufpa 97) Integrative medicine is … II. If you send him back up here, I’ll sue.
a) practiced by witch-doctors. III. Unless you send him back up here, I won’t sue.
b) dismissed by Andrew Weil. IV. I will sue, unless you send him back up here.
c) effective to treat everything from the common cold to heart disease. a) Apenas a I e III. b) apenas a I, II e IV.
d) used to prevent diseases but not to treat them. c) Apenas a I e IV. d) Apenas a II e IV.
e) employed in minor cases of fever but not used in serious heart diseases. e) Apenas a III e IV.
446 (Ufpa 97) More than half of the American family physicians …
alternative therapy.
a) have not tried
b) prescribe or have tried
c) do not prescribe
d) prescribe but have not tried
e) have tried but do not prescribe
447 (Ufpa 97) … American medical schools offer courses in alternative

medicine.
a) 4 b) 34 c) 54 d) 58 e) 125
448 (Ufpa 97) The expression with the exuberance of six-graders on a field
trip indicates that the doctors were
a) willing b) tired c) shocked d) disinterested e) reluctant
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449 (Ufpa 97) In the expression what we call traditional medicine the
pronoun we refers to 454 (Unirio 99) By examining the comic strip, we conclude that peer
a) emperors. b) Eastern acupuncturists. pressure is pressure made by:
c) chiropractors. d) Western physicians. a) violent people. b) one’s boss.
e) Buddhist monks. c) one’s equal(s). d) co-workers.
e) insecure professionals.
450 (Ufpa 97) Integrative is a synonym for … in the expression
integrative medicine. 455 (Afa 86) The dancer Isadora Duncan suggested to Bernard Shaw that
a) ancient b) traditional c) alternative they should have a child together.
d) conventional e) complementary – “Imagine”, she said, “a child with my body and your brain!”
– “Yes”, replied Shaw, “but suppose it had my body and your brain!”
As questões 451 a 453 referem-se ao texto abaixo: – According to the dialogue:
a) B.S. thought I.D. was intelligent.
In April we asked our readers: is there humor in the workplace? b) I.D. thought B.S. had a nice body.
Perhaps engineering is too serious to be funny – or isn’t it? Here is one c) I.D. regarded herself as an intelligent woman.
response: d) B.S. didn’t consider I.D. intelligent.
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If there’s one aspect of the Internet that I’ve both enjoyed and milk to sell it. In other countries, people also drink the milk of camels,
feared, it’s the socializing on-line. I enjoy talking in e-mail and in Usenet horses, yaks, reindeer, sheep, and water buffaloes.
newsgroups but I’ve never had the slightest interest in trying to find romance Milk is sometimes called the most nearly perfect food. It contains
on-line. Trying to arrange romantic encounters on-line with strangers is many of the things that humans need for healthy bodies, such as calcium,
generally held to be a really bad idea. So many ugly stories abound about phosphorous, and protein. Milk also has several necessary vitamins and is
people arranging liaisons with Net dates and having horrifying results that easily digested by most humans. Another reason milk is such a good food is
I’m not even going to spend much time detailing them. Let me just give you because some of its ingredients are found nowhere else in nature.
an example: the guy who started chatting with a female character on-line, The one problem milk has is that it contains a lot of animal fat.
got to be friend with her, talked about real life matters, and over time This is good for young children, but not for adults. Foods with too much fat
developed a certain fondness for the woman he thought he was talking with. cause adults to have heart disease. Sometimes the fatty part of milk, the
Things eventually got to the point that the guy fell in love, decided that he cream, is removed. This milk is called low-fat milk or skim milk. The cream
wanted to marry her, proposed, was accepted, and made plans to meet his that is removed from the milk is used to make ice cream and other foods.
fiancée. They met and instead of finding the blonde dancer he thought he Milk is also used to make butter, cheese, and other dairy foods that people
was there to meet, he found a strong, bearded computer programmer, enjoy.
holding a pink carnation. Besides being an important food, milk also provides chemicals
(Excerpt and adapted from Furr, Joel “Internet Today”, that can be turned into other products. These chemicals are used to make
March 1996, p.39) paint, glue, cloth, and plastic.
(Spectrunn Test Prep)
456 (Fei 97) Assinale a alternativa correta de acordo com o texto:
a) to arrange encounters on-line can be very romantic 462 (Pas 00) Which phrase from the text describes how good milk is?
b) it’s necessary to socialize on-line to get to know many stories a) … easily digested by most humans…
c) the main aspect of Internet is the fearlessness b) … the first food for babies…
d) to begin a romance on-line is seldom a good idea c) … the most nearly perfect…
e) the guy married the blonde dancer, but she was ugly d) … other dairy foods…
e) … usually the best food for all young mammals…
457 (Fei 97) A melhor tradução para the guy who started chatting with a
female character no contexto apresentado é: 463 (Pas 00) Milk is used to make all of these things, EXCEPT
a) o rapaz que ficou chateado com uma personagem virtualmente a) cheese. b) ice cream. c) butter.
feminina d) protein. e) yogurt.
b) o rapaz que iniciou uma conversa fazendo-se passar por uma mulher
c) o rapaz para quem as características femininas são um charme 464 (Pas 00) According to the text, the milk that people in the United States
d) o rapaz que ficou chateado com o caráter da mulher drink comes from
e) o rapaz que começou a conversar com uma personagem virtual do a) farm animals b) wild animals c) big cities
sexo feminino d) yaks and water buffaloes e) horses
458 (Fei 97) Assinale a alternativa correta de acordo com o texto: 465 (Pas 00) Which of these would be best for an adult?
a) envolver-se com pessoas via Internet pode causar grandes decepções a) High-fat milk. b) Ice cream. c) Butter.
b) é fácil arranjar encontros com estrangeiros pela Internet d) Regular milk. e) Low-fat milk.
c) o desejo de todo rapaz é encontrar a mulher de seus sonhos
d) havia um rapaz que se correspondia com um simples programa de 466 (Pas 00) Milk is the most nearly perfect food, although
computador a) it is low fat.
e) namorar alguém pelo computador, é uma opção de sexo seguro b) it contains a lot of animal fat.
c) its ingredients are found nowhere else in nature.
LARA CROFT, adventurer and archaeologist, flees through an d) animals that produce it feed their babies with it.
underground cavern from a pack of pursuing dogs, only to find her way e) it contains calcium, phosphorous, and protein.
blocked by a chasm. Cornered, she reaches over her shoulder into her
back-pack, retrieves an orange bottle, and drinks its contents. Revitalised, 467 (Pas 00) What is a word from the text that means something made
she gives the dogs the slip and sprints to safety. from other things?
So runs the latest British television commercial for Lucozade, a a) Ingredient. b) Product. c) Dairy.
soft drink. Ms Croft, the energetic computer-generated heroine of the “Tomb d) Component. e) Vitamin.
Raider” games, was the obvious Lara uplifted person to star in it. But if a
character from a computer game can appear in an advertisement what Since 1961, the World Wildlife Fund has saved lots of animals and
about the other way around? Why not put ads in computer games? birds from extinction. It has given more than 40 billion dollars to
THE ECONOMIST, JULY 24TH 1999 conservation projects around the world. It has created or supported 260
National Parks on five continents. But there’s still much more work to do.
459 (Fuvest 00) According to the passage, Lara Croft is (Adapted from TIME)
a) an adventurer who lives in an underground cavern.
b) a film star appearing in an ad run by British television. 468 (Afa 02) According to the context and the verbal tenses used in the
c) an actress playing the role of a heroine in a computer game. article, it’s correct to say that
d) a character appearing in a British TV programme called “Tomb-Raider”. a) The help given by the World Wildlife Fund began in the past and it’s still
e) a character appearing in a British TV ad based on a computer game. active.
b) Animals and birds were saved by the Fund in 1961 and before then.
460 (Fuvest 00) The energetic computer-generated heroine (lines 10-11) c) The fund is going to support National Parks in the future but not now.
means d) The World Wildlife Fund’s work may be considered a finished action.
a) the energetic heroine who was generated by a computer.
b) the energetic computer that generated a heroine. SEVEN HOURS WITH FIDEL
c) the computer which generated an energetic heroine.
d) the heroine who generated an energetic computer. George Ryan in Cuba, HAVANA
e) the energetic heroine who generated a computer.
How did George Ryan, the avuncular governor of Illinois, get on in
461 (Fuvest 00) We can deduce from the passage that it might be a good Cuba? The answer is that, as the first American governor to go there in 40
idea to years, he did rather well. Mr Ryan believes the American embargo has
a) use TV stars in computer games. failed; as he put it, “Isolating Cuba is not in the best interests of Illinois or in
b) use stars to advertise computer games on TV. the best interests of the United States.” On the other hand, he certainly does
c) advertise computer games on TV. not believe in mollycoddling Fidel Castro, Cuba’s leader, or in concealing his
d) put commercials in computer games. own democratic ideas.
e) use ads featuring energetic stars on TV. No sooner had Mr Ryan arrived at his Havana hotel than he
stepped out of his Ford Grand Marquis (impressively new-fangled, for Cuba)
WHY SHOULD PEOPLE DRINK MILK? and waded into the crowd of onlookers to shake hands. The governor told
the story to the president of the National Assembly, explaining that his
Humans have probably been drinking milk for as long as they natural impulse was to treat the crowd like voters. He then added, “Maybe
have been on earth. People who study the history of the world have found they can be voters someday, Mr President” – at which point all members of
pictures from long, long ago that show people milking cows and using the the press were rapidly ushered out of the room by anxious Cuban officials.
milk for food. After a private meeting with a small group of dissidents, Mr Ryan
Milk is the first food of babies. Animals that produce milk to feed told Cuban and American journalists that “basically… the problem with Cuba
their babies are called mammals. Their mother’s milk is usually the best is Fidel Castro.” When asked by a Cuban about the criticism he may endure
food for all young mammals. at home for speaking out against the American embargo, the governor shot
The milk that people in America drink every day comes from cows, back, “It’s a free country. I can say whatever I want.” He told his Cuban
although many people prefer to drink the milk of goats. These two animals hosts after a tour of a children’s hospital that the hospital would be shut
produce more milk than what their own babies need, and farmers collect the down if it were in Illinois.
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Mr Ryan’s jabs at the regime did not disqualify him and selected 474 (Fgv 00) Which of the following best describes George Ryan’s opinion
members of his delegation from a seven-hour audience with Mr Castro, in of the children’s hospital that he visited in Cuba?
which he, and occasionally they, ranged over everything from baseball to a) He thought it was comparable to children’s hospitals in Illinois.
human rights. The governor managed to get one concession from the b) He hoped that one day the children would be well again.
president – or, more surprisingly, Senator Jesse Helms managed to extract c) He thought that the hospital was a disgrace.
one. At Mr Helms’s request, a seven-year-old Cuban boy was allowed to fly d) He thought that the hospital was better than nothing.
back to the United States with the delegation to receive treatment for liver e) He attributed the hospital’s bad conditions to the American embargo.
disease in North Carolina, where he has relatives.
The trip was also filled with talk of potential trade between Cuba 475 (Fgv 00) According to the information in the article, American farmers
and Illinois. That was the point of it. The small but influential anti-Cuba believe that
lobby, based primarily in Miami, at last has a counterweight in the shape of a) the United States government will soon allow Cuba to buy American
mid-west farmers (and related agribusinesses) who have been hit by low agricultural products.
prices. The private groups represented in the governor’s delegation tell the b) American agricultural prices will remain stable if Cuba is allowed to
story: John Deere, Caterpillar, Archer Daniels Midland, the Illinois Corn trade with the United States.
Growers Association. c) they are losing money because of the United States government’s
The Illinois House of Representatives was the first state foreign policy.
legislature to pass a unanimous resolution calling for Congress to lift the ban d) even if allowed to trade with the United States, Cuba will never be a
on the delivery of food and medicine to Cuba, a country that imports roughly significant market for American agricultural products.
$800m a year in food products, some from as far away as New Zealand. e) the United States government should insist on real democracy in Cuba
American farmers, closer and more efficient, reckon they could quickly gain before allowing trade with that country to take place.
much of that market. Farmers have long complained that they carry a
disproportionate share of the cost of America’s foreign policy. The 476 (Fgv 00) In par. 7, the sentence Mr Ryan is not alone most likely
Agriculture Department reckons that food embargoes around the globe cost means that George Ryan is not the only
them $1.2 billion a year. a) American who has gone to Cuba.
Mr Ryan is not alone. Earlier this autumn, the Senate voted 70-28 b) governor whose state have lost money because of the American
to tack an amendment on to the annual agricultural appropriations bill that embargo.
would have ended all prohibitions on the sale of food and medicine and c) politician who has criticized Fidel Castro.
required congressional approval for any such sanctions in the future. The d) politician who advocates the end of the American embargo against
amendment, sponsored by John Ashcroft, a Republican from Missouri, and Cuba.
supported by a bipartisan coalition, of other farm-belt senators, ran into anti- e) American sending humanitarian aid to Cuba.
Castro fury in the House and was left out of the final farm bill. But the same
senators hoped to pass it as a separate measure at the end of October and 477 (Fgv 00) You can infer from the information in the article that many
to try to persuade the House again next year. These actions suggest “a United States senators believe that the American embargo against Cuba
silent seismic shift” in thinking towards Cuba, says Philip Peters, vice- a) has outlived whatever usefulness it once had.
president of the Lexington Institute and a former State Department official in b) is a great barrier against the spread of Communism.
the Reagan and Bush administrations. c) will finally bring down Fidel Castro’s government.
Any change in the embargo will have to come from Washington. d) should be left as it is.
But the trip has done Mr Ryan no harm in Illinois. Local farmers feel they are e) is a symbol of American democracy at work.
being listened to, and local Latinos mostly seem to have approved of the trip
(the complaints came from Florida). There is still some doubt as to how 478 (Fgv 00) You can infer from the information in the article that even if
Cuba would ever pay for all those imports from Illinois, if they appeared; the American farmers could sell their products to Cuba,
regime is as desperate for hard currency as ever. But Illinois is at least a) it is doubtful that Cubans would want to buy them.
standing ready, at the head of the line, for the day when the gates open. b) there would still be no market for Cuban goods in the United States.
THE ECONOMIST, OCTOBER 30TH 1999 c) the low prices these products would receive would discourage such a
business.
469 (Fgv 00) According to the information in the article, which of the d) it is doubtful that Fidel Castro would allow these products to enter the
following was most likely George Ryan’s main purpose in visiting Cuba? country.
a) To secure human-rights reforms. >> Read the following paragraph and answer questions 479 and 480.
b) To meet and talk with Fidel Castro.
c) To set up a bi-lateral U.S/Cuba industrial agreement. “An elderly German decided to commit suicide. Took a lot of pills,
d) To research the effects of the American embargo on the Cuban tied a briefcase full of stones around his neck, rowed out into the middle of
economy. the Rhine and was found sound asleep in his boat.”
e) To explore the possibility of initiating commerce between Cuba and the (Buffalo News)
state of Illinois.
479 (Afa 04) In the first sentence An elderly German decided to commit
470 (Fgv 00) According to the information in the article, which of the suicide, the word elderly is used as
following is a unique aspect of George Ryan’s trip to Cuba? a) a more polite form for old.
a) He visited Cuba even though it is illegal for Americans to do so. b) a synonym for eldest.
b) He is the first United States governor to visit that island in four decades. c) the comparative form of the adjective elder.
c) He negotiated a US$1.2-billion trade deal with the Cuban government. d) the comparative form of the adjective old usually used when we compare
d) He is the first United States governor to speak to Fidel Castro in 40 members of a family.
years.
e) Though he is governor of Illinois, he visited Cuba as a representative of 480 (Afa 04) According to the end of the paragraph we could see that
several businesses. a) the man was discovered in deep sleep in his craft.
b) the man was encountered in a boat by the sound of his snore.
471 (Fgv 00) One of the first things George Ryan did when he arrived at his c) the man was met in a bow soundly fainted.
hotel in Havana was to d) the man was stumbled upon in the seashore.
a) rent a car.
b) have a meeting with Fidel Castro.
c) shake the hands of the people around him.
d) criticize the Castro regime.
e) visit a children’s hospital.
472 (Fgv 00) In par. 2, when George Ryan says, Maybe they can be voters
one day, Mr President
a) he is referring to American democracy under President Clinton.
b) he is indicating his support for Fidel Castro’s democratic reforms.
c) he is lamenting the absence of party politics in Cuba.
d) he is calling attention to the corruption in Cuban politics.
e) he is implying that Cuba has no free and democratic elections.
473 (Fgv 00) According to the information in the article, in which of the
following ways is the Illinois House of Representatives unique?
a) It is the first state legislature to send a governor to Cuba.
b) It is the only state legislature that maintains ties with Cuba.
c) It is the first state legislature to ship food and medicine to Cuba. LAS VEGAS SUN. In: Folha de S. Paulo, 19 maio, 1999. Caderno 1, p. 11.
d) It is the first state legislature officially to request an end to the prohibition
against shipping food and medicine to Cuba. 481(Ufba 00) A análise do cartum permite afirmar:
e) It is the only relatively pro-Castro state legislature in the United States. 01. O executivo apresenta posições contraditórias em relação aos efeitos
sociais da TV.
02. O discurso do executivo corresponde aos seus interesses comerciais.
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04. O cliente não ficou totalmente convencido da qualidade dos serviços da 04. while products are destroyed, some people still depend on Humanitarian
empresa de telecomunicações. Organizations.
08. A conversa telefônica ilustrada na primeira situação ocorre entre dois 08. some people need the products which have been rejected.
sócios da empresa. Resultado da Soma das Asserções Corretas: _____
16. O executivo, a depender do tipo de interlocutor, manifesta diferentes
formas de discurso. 486 (Ufce 96) In the fifth paragraph, the Pope says that
32. O uso de uma linguagem sutil e não convincente está presente em 01. we should be indifferent to the social contradictory scenes.
ambas as situações. 02. solidarity is a feeling which should be trained since childhood.
64. O comportamento do executivo demonstra dificuldade em lidar com a 04. scenes, such as those we see when markets close, are examples of
escolha de palavras adequadas a seus interesses. Christian charity.
Resultado da Soma das Asserções Corretas: _____ 08. authentic solidarity should involve society as a whole.
Resultado da Soma das Asserções Corretas: _____
1 Each day we see people who are hungry, outcasts or homeless.
Today we are aware that the means at our disposal are certainly insufficient As questões 487 e 488 foram elaboradas com base na seção de
to meet the needs of the almost eight hundred million people who suffer passatempos SOLVE IT, do jornal Chicago Tribune, de 26 de mar. 2000.
from hunger and malnutrition, and still struggle for survival, on the threshold
of the Year 2000.
2 Hunger is a great tragedy afflicting humanity. We urgently need
to acknowledge this and to offer resolute and generous support to the
various Organizations and Movements founded to alleviate the sufferings of
those who risk death from starvation. We must give special consideration to
people that are not assisted by government or international programmes. It
is necessary to continue the fight against hunger both in less advanced
countries and in highly 78egative78tive78 nations where there is a growing
gap separating the rich from the poor.
3 The earth has the natural resources necessary to feed all

humanity. We need to learn to use them intelligently, respecting the
environment and the rhythms of nature, guaranteeing fairness and justice in
business dealings and making sure that the distribution of wealth takes into
account the duty of solidarity. Some people might believe that this is a
utopia. However, the social teaching and activity of the Church demonstrate
the contrary: when men and women are converted to the Gospel, this
project of sharing and solidarity becomes a remarkable reality.
4 As a matter of fact, on the one hand we witness the destruction
of great quantities of products necessary for human life. On the other, we
are saddened to see long lines of people waiting for the distribution of
needed supplies by Humanitarian Organizations. Even in great modern
cities, it is not uncommon to see people sorting through refuse bins when
the local markets close. Julgue os itens abaixo utilizando C (Certo) e E (errado).
5 A feeling of inner revolt arouses from such scenes symptomatic
of profound contradictions. Thus, we feel spontaneously moved to Christian 487 (Ufg 01) Considerando-se o contexto em que a expressão In one ear
charity. Authentic Christian solidarity, however, is not just a transient feeling. and out of the other está inserida, ela pode significar
Only as the result of a patient and responsible training since childhood does 1. ( ) not paying attention to something that has been said.
solidarity become a fundamental personal attitude that affects all our actions 2. ( ) putting something in one’s ear.
and areas of responsibility. Consequently, a general process of 3. ( ) listening to what the guy in the picture is saying.
consciousness is needed, a process capable of involving society as a 4. ( ) finding the way out of the brainiac’s maze.
whole.
(Extraído e adaptado da mensagem do Papa João Paulo II, 488 (Ufce 96) Com relação à linguagem verbal e visual do texto,
por ocasião do início da Quaresma de 1996) 1. ( ) NOT (linha 1) está com letras maiúsculas para enfatizar o modo
como os pais devem escutar seus filhos.
Nas questões a seguir escreva no local apropriado a soma dos itens 2. ( ) That (linhas 1 e 2) refere-se ao título do texto.
corretos. 3. ( ) However (linha 2) expressa uma idéia que contradiz o significado da
frase anterior.
482 (Ufce 96) In the first paragraph, we learn that 4. ( ) – this guy won’t mind – (linha 5) funciona como elemento de
01. nowadays, there are people still struggling for survival. referência, fazendo menção à caricatura.
02. on the threshold of the year 2000, we rarely see people who suffer from
hunger. Read the following poem and answer the question.
04. we do not have enough means to help people who suffer from hunger On the road to St. Ives,
and malnutrition. I met a man with two wives;
08. the problem of hunger will only happen after the year 2000. Every wife had two sacks,
Resultado da Soma das Asserções Corretas: _____ Every sack had two cats,
Every cat had two kits.
483 (Ufce 96) According to the second paragraph, Kits, cats, sacks and wives.
01. hunger is a problem faced exclusively by less advanced countries.
02. not all needy people are assisted by government and international 489 (Unb 98) How many were on the road to St. Ives?
programs. Bob Dylan
04. various organizations and movements were created to reduce the
problem of hunger. Before Dylan it was not so usual that musicians made comments
08. in highly industrialized nations, the gap between the rich and the poor is on politics in their songs. Bob Dylan changed this, singing about Vietnam
growing. and racial prejudice, and young people came to express their feelings
Resultado da Soma das Asserções Corretas: _____ through Dylan’s songs. For Dylan words were important, and he wrote
songs attacking war, discrimination, exploitation, violence between negroes
484 (Ufce 96) In the third paragraph, the Pope says that and white people, and even an angry song, “A hard rain’s gonna fall”, about
01. the earth has the natural resources necessary to provide all human the dangerous quarrel between American and Russia about Cuba in 1962.
beings with food. “Blowing in the wind”, like most of Dylan’s songs, contains political and
02. people have already learned to use the natural resources intelligently. social ideas, and these ideas are expressed in a simple and direct way, so
04. respecting the environment is the only solution to the problem of that they appeal strongly to young people 1everywhere. And in the 1960s
starvation. this was especially true in America where many people, 2especially the
08. he believes that conversion to the Gospel makes real the project of young, were beginning to disagree with the American part in the Vietnam
sharing and solidarity. war and wanted to make the world a better place to live in, so Dylan became
16. everybody believes that the distribution of wealth based on solidarity is a the symbol of protest by young people against what 3they considered
utopia. 4
wrongs of the establishment.
Resultado da Soma das Asserções Corretas: _____
Nas questões adiante assinale os números dos itens corretos.
485 (Ufce 96) In the fourth paragraph, we are informed that
01. great quantities of products necessary to human life are not being 490 (Unb 98) Based on the text, judge the following items.
destroyed. 1. Dylan can be considered one of the precursors of protest songs.
02. only in great modern cities do people sort through refuse bins in local 2. Youngsters saw their feelings reflected in Dylan’s songs.
markets. 3. Dylan wrote songs against all forms of social justice.
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4. “Blowing in the wind” is the song that Dylan likes most.
495 (Unicamp 01) Considerando as razões apresentadas pelos
491 (Unb 98) Still in relation to the text, judge the items below. pesquisadores, qual é the surprising truth about women’s hearts?
1. Youngsters appreciate Dylan’s songs not only in America, but in other
countries as well. 496 (Unicamp 01) Por que, segundo Graham McGregor, as mulheres
2. Everybody but the young wanted to make the world a better place to live tendem a sofrer seus primeiros ataques cardíacos em idade mais avançada
in. que os homens?
3. Dylan’s own racial discrimination is present in his songs.
4. Young people, especially, showed a lack of concern for social political Leia o texto abaixo: Carpe Diem
issues in the 60s.
Carpe Diem is a Latin sentence which means, in English, “seize
492 (Unb 98) Judge if both sentences in each item mean the same. the day”. It is considered a way of life for millions of people around the
1. “Before Dylan it was not so usual that musicians made comments on world, followed principally by teenagers and young people. This “way of life”
politics in their songs.”/ Hardly ever did musicians express their political was discussed through a brilliant point of view at the moving picture Dead
views in their songs, before Dylan. Poets Society, starred by Robin Williams, Ethan Hawke, and Robert Sean
2. “young people came to express their feelings”/ young people arrived to Leonard.
express their feelings. The film talks about an extrovert teacher, Mr. Keating (Robin
3. “so that they appeal strongly to young people”/ young people appeal Williams) who, during his poetry classes, tries to make his young pupils
strongly to songs. think by themselves. “Carpe diem, boys: seize the day! Make your lives
4. “were beginning to disagree with”/ had just started diverging from. something extraordinary”. With these words he encourages them to make
their close dreams come true, whatever their prices.
493 (Unb 98) In the text, One of the most useful thoughts that may be put in practice during
1. “everywhere” (ref.1) is the antonym of somewhere. our daily lives with enormous possibilities of changing our day-to-days is the
2. “especially” (ref.2) is the same as particularly. one which was read in the beginning of the Dead Poets Society meetings: “I
3. “they” (ref.3) refers to “young people” (linhas 15-16) went to the woods because I wanted to live deliberately. I wanted to live
4. “wrongs” (ref.4) means injustice. deep and suck out all the essence of life! To put out of me all that was not
live, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived”. Of course
Observe a seguinte charge: that “to suck out all the essence of life” doesn’t mean to make mistakes,
words by Mr. Keating, the captain.
Nevertheless, the life is yours, you have to make the possible and
the impossible to turn it enjoyable, full of good things and interesting people.
But remember you are not a cat, you have just one life. If you do not know
what to do with it, please, do not make nonsenses, do not damage it filling
up of superfluous things and bad attitudes, wait the very moment to take the
decisions which will probably make your life follow another pathway.
At first, let your body and your soul experiment the most common
feelings of our today’s society: joy, sadness, love, anger, hope,
disappointment, and many others. After, never regret about the things you
did, it’s important for your “bloom” as human being, just do it if you had not
acted by yourself, and, the most important: live your life by the way you
judge better, but with responsibility and good sense. Remember: you have a
marvelous and brilliant future ahead.
(Prof. Jefferson, 05 de Abril de 1999)
Com base nas informações contidas no texto Carpe Diem, responda as

seguintes questões obedecendo as orientações específicas presentes em
cada comando:
Ilustração de Sophie Grillet in P.M. Lightbown e N. Spada,
“How laguages are learned”. Oxford, Oxford University Press, 1999, p.16. 497(Personal 05) Traduza a 79egative Carpe Diem is a Latin sentence
which means, in English, “seize the day” para o português.
494 (Unicamp 01) No diálogo apresentado no quadrinho acima, o que a
mãe quer salientar para a criança e o que a criança entende? 498 (Personal 05) De forma objetiva, responda: A quê se refere o pronome
it utilizado ao longo do 5º parágrafo?
THE SURPRISING TRUTH ABOUT WOMEN’S HEARTS
499 (Personal 05) Responda em língua materna: De que maneira o
WHILE women are less likely to suffer heart attacks than men, personagem de Robin Williams no filme Sociedade dos Poetas Mortos, o
once a woman suffers her first attack she is 70 per cent more likely to die professor Keating, conseguiu influenciar a vida de seus alunos?
from it than a man. These surprising new findings highlight the need for
medical staff to be more vigilant against heart disease in women. GABARITO DA 401 À 499
Researchers at the Municipal Institute of Medical Research in
Barcelona studied 331 women and 1129 men who had suffered their first
heart attack. The researchers report in “The Journal of the American
Medical Association” (vol. 280., p. 1405) that women were 72 per cent more
likely to die within the first 28 days, and 73 per cent more likely to die within
the first six months. “We were surprised that women were so much more at
risk,” says Jaume Marrugat. who led the Spanish team.
Marrugat notes that women were less likely to get clot-busting
treatment than men, and that they generally took more time getting to
hospital – problems that may reflect the low priority doctors put on heart
disease in women. Heart specialist Graham McGregor of St. George’s
Hospital Medical School in London also notes that women tend to be older
than men at their first heart attack because they have some hormonal
protection against heart disease until menopause. On average, women in
the Spanish study were five years older than the men.
“These are important factors to consider but they can’t account for
the whole difference,” says Marrugat. “Women have more complications in
the first six months and their initial heart attacks may be more severe.” He
speculates that narrower coronary vessels in women may be a factor.
Nonetheless, heart disease remains a bigger killer of men than women.
Michael Day
New Scientist, 31.10.98

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>>> TEXTOS DE CONCURSOS PÚBLICOS <<<
(ESAF/TRF/2002)
TEXTO XXIII
IS PAYMENT OF TAXES VOLUNTARY?
In the US. some individuals argue that they are not required to pay
federal taxes because the payment of federal taxes is
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voluntary .Proponents of this position assert that the American system of U.S. residents returning after a stay abroad of at least 48 hours
taxation is based upon voluntary assessment and payment . However, are usually granted customs exemptions of $ 400 each. The duty-free
what does the law say about it? The requirement to pay taxes is not articles must accompany the traveler at the time of this return, be for
voluntary and is clearly set forth in section 1 of the internal Revenue Code, personal or household use, have been acquired as an incident of his trip,
which imposes a tax of the taxable income of individuals, estates, and trusts and be properly declared to Customs. No more than one liter of alcoholic
as determined by the tables set forth in that section. Furthermore, the beverages may be included in the $400 exemption.
obligation to pay tax is described in section 6151, which requires taxpayers The exemption alcoholic beverages is accorded only when the
to submit payment with their tax returns. Failure to pay taxes could subject returning resident has attained 21 years of age at the time of his arrival. One
the non-complying individual to criminal penalties, including fines and hundred cigars and 200 cigarettes may be included in either exemption.
imprisonment, as well as civil penalties. Cuban cigars may be included if obtained in Cuba and all articles acquired
there do not exceed $100 in retail value.
 VOCABULARY Most items – including alcoholic beverages, cigars, cigarettes and
perfume – made in designated Caribbean and Central American countries
1. some individuals argue that they are not required to pay federal may enter the U.S. duty-free under the Caribbean Basin Economic
taxes: algumas pessoas argumentam que não são obrigadas a pagar Recovery Act.
impostos federais
2. the American system of taxation is based upon voluntary  VOCABULARY
assessment and payment: o sistema Americano de tributação está
baseado na avaliação e no pagamento voluntários. 1. after a stay abroad of at least 48 hours: após uma estada de pelo
3. The requirement to pay taxes: a obrigação de pagar impostos menos 48h for a do país
4. clearly set forth in section I of the Internal Revenue Code: claramente 2. are usually granted customs exemptions: isenções alfandegárias lhes
estabelecido na seção I do Código da Receita Interna são geralmente concedidas
5. imposes a taxo n the taxable income of individuals, estates and 3. the duty-free articles must accompany the traveller at the time of his
trusts: imôe / cobra imposto sobre a renda tributável das pessoas físicas, return: o viajante deve estar acompanhado no seu retorno dos artigos
propriedades e “trusts” isentos de tarifas
6. as determined by the tables set forth in that section: conforme o 4. acquired as na incident of his trip: adquiridos durante a viagem
determinado nas tabelas constants nessa seção 5. no more than one liter of alcoholic beverages: apenas um litro de
7. requires taxpayers to submit payment with their tax returns: requer bebidas alcoólicas
dos contribuintes o pagamento com a declaração de renda 6. the returning resident has attained 21 years of age: o residente que
8. failure to pay taxes: a falta de pagamento de impostos retorna tenha atingido os 21 anos de idade
9. subject the non-complying individual to criminal penalties: sujeita a 7. one hundred cigars and 200 cigarettes may be included; cem
pessoa física infratora a penalidades legais charutos e duzentoa cigarros podem ser incluídos
10. including fines and imprisionment: inclusive multas e prisão 8. do not exceed $100 in retail value: não excedam $100 no valor de
varejo
1. In paragraph I, the text refers to individuals who… 9. may enter the US duty-free under the…: podem entrar nos EUA com
a) are in charge of validating state laws. isenção com base…
b) volunteer to pay their taxes.
c) have failed to pay federal levies. 1. According to the text. U.S. residents are normally given customs
d) argue against the compulsory tax payment. exemptions of $400 each when…
e) assess and charge federal taxes. a) they do not cross the country’s borders.
b) returning from a trip abroad of a least two days,
2. Section I of the Internal Revenue Code… c) they visit other American states for at least 48 hours.
a) sets the voluntary payment of taxes. d) living abroad for long periods of time.
b) establishes the requirement to pay taxes. e) returning from a lengthy business trip.
c) regulates the impact of fiscal adjustment.
d) addresses the issue of budget expenditures. 2. Concerning alcoholic beverages, the text states that…
e) concerns the social security deficit. a) a defined amount is permitted in the $400 exemption.
b) they are not included in the $400 exemption.
3. According to the author, sanctions for non-compliance… c) it is against the American regulations to import any amount of them.
a) might be approved of. d) iris forbidden to acquire them abroad.
b) must soon be set. e) it is against the law to import them.
c) should be devised.
d) may be established. 3. According to the text, U.S; residents…
e) have been set. a) are not granted customs exemptions.
b) of any age are allowed to import alcoholic beverages.
4. The text… c) must import one hundred cigars and 200 cigarettes.
a) refers to state taxes. d) are entitled to specified customs exemptions.
b) concerns taxation issues. e) should buy Cuban cigars but not exceed $100 in value.
c) concerns the social system.
d) sets economic criteria. 4. In: “The duty-free articles must accompany the traveler at the time of this
e) refers to retirement benefits. return”, “must” indicates:
a) probability
5. According to the text… b) obligation
a) federal taxes are refundable. c) capability
b) paying levies is voluntary. d) possibility
c) criminal penalties are illegal. e) doubt
d) American states must enforce fiscal laws.
e) taxpayers have fiscal obligations. 5. In: “at the time of this return”, the structure suggests:
a) a point when something happens or should happen
6. In “However, what does the law say about it?”, “however” is: b) an occasion
a) a preposition and could be replaced by but c) an available time
b) a noun and could be replaced by whatever d) a period in History
c) an adverb and could be replaced by nevertheless e) None of the alternatives above
d) an adjective and it can’t be replaced
e) None of the alternatives above (ESAF/ AFC – 2002)
7. The expression “set forth” in: The requirement to pay taxes is not TEXTO XXV
voluntary and is clearly set forth in section 1 of the internal Revenue Code”, THE BRAZILIAN BUDGET FOR 2002
could be best replaced by:
a) set off The Brazilian government is expected to “make a significant cut”
b) put out in the 2002 budget because revenues are not expected to match all
c) write down Brazilian spending needs this year. The Brazilian Planning Ministry, which is
d) set out due to release a detailed spending program later today, could announce
e) look into spending costs of up to R$ 14,6 billion, and stems mainly from a rise in
personal income tax brackets, funding requests by congressmen, and the
(ESAF/TTN-97) minimum wage hike, among other factors.
TEXTO XXIV  VOCABULARY

CUSTOMS EXEMPTION
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1. to make a significant cut in 2002 budget: fazer um corte significativo 9. results-oriented accountability mechanisms: mecanismos contábeis
no orçamento de 2002 voltados para o resultado
2. revenues are not expected to match all brazilian spending needs 10. a new tool in respect of its basic element: uma nova ferramenta com
this year: não se espera que as receitas supram todas as necessidades respeito aos seus elementos básicos
de gastos brasileiros 11. it is often set into motion in a vacuum within the process of
3. is due to release a detailed spending program: deverá divulger um accountability: é freqüentemente posta em ação num vazio dentro do
programa de gastos detalhados processo de contabilização
4. the Brazilian budget shortfall: a defasagem orçamentária brasileira 12. the relationship between institutional ends: as relações entre os fins
5. stems mainly from a rise: deriva principalmente do crescimento institucionais
6. in personal income tax brackets: nas faixas de tributação sobre a 13. the allocation of resources: a alocação de recursos
renda pessoal 14. it should be aimed at filling the void: deve-se almejar preencher o
7. funding requests by congressmen: solicitações de verbas pelos vazio
congressistas 15. integrated within an institutional framework: integrados no quadro
8. the minimum wage hike: a mudança do salário mínimo institucional
1. According to the text, the Brazilian 2002 budget is likely to be … 1. According to the text, results-oriented contracts, projects and programs …
a) increased a) used to be quite effective in public administration.
b) doubled. b) constitute outdated administrative procedures.
c) mishandled. c) are being experimented with so as to be implemented.
d) slashed. d) are on the verge of being implemented.
e) supplemented. e) were adopted only a few decades ago.
2. According to the text, one of the factors affecting the budget is … 2. The author claims that horizontal organizations…
a) the increase of the minimum wage. a) have been completely reached by the public agencies.
b) the rise in employment levels. b) were reached by the public sector several decades ago.
c) the reduction in exports. c) will take time to be fully implemented by the public services.
d) the cuts in interest rates. d) might be accomplished by the public services this decade.
e) the Brazilian market reaction. e) will be achieved only in the private sector this decade.
3. A detailed spending program … 3. According to the author, budget management of organizational structures
a) should have been analyzed by the Planning Ministry. is…
b) is on the point of being provided a) an innovative procedure.
c) will be requested by the congressmen. b) not a newly-devised procedure.
d) could be released by the Planning Ministry. c) a newly-created tool.
e) was announced last week. d) not suitable for the public sector.
e) going to the replaced by updated tools.
4. In: “The Brazilian government is expected to “make a significant cut” in
the 2002 budget”, the structure “is expected to” could also be replaced by: 4. In: “other horizontal forms of management have become routine in public
a) is meant to administrations throughout the region”, the verbal tense “have become” is:
b) is supposed to a) simple past, since it indicates an action that happened in the past and
c) hope to don’t have any effect now.
d) waited for b) present perfect, since indicates an action that started in the past whose
e) expect to effects still works out nowadays.
c) past perfect, since indicates an action that happened before another
5. The word “wage” is the same that: action in the past.
a) income d) present perfect continuous, since indicates an action that started in the
b) award past and is still happening continuously.
c) pay e) None of the alternatives above.
d) rent
e) tax 5. The rule for adjectives in: “results-oriented management”, can be applied
for:
(ESAF/ AFC – 2002) a) table leg
b) the best place
TEXTO XXVI c) self made businessman
BUDGET MANAGEMENT BY STRUCTURE d) Jackson’s black jacket
e) None of the alternatives above
In recent decades, results-oriented contracts, projects, programs
and other horizontal forms of management have become routine in public (ESAF/ AFC – 2002)
administrations throughout the region, both because of the influence of new
trends in State reform that put forward results-oriented practices and TEXTO XXVII
because of strong intervention by international cooperation agencies. THE INFORMATION REVOLUTION
However, public agencies are a long way from having formed horizontal
organizations that are completely integrated to daily management and Public administration is, by its very nature, highly information
results-oriented accountability mechanisms. In the context, budget intensive. Government business can be considered as a series of systems,
management of organizational structures is not a new tool in respect of its such as education, health, defense, public revenue and expenditures,
basic element (the budget and organizational structures) However, it is often natural resources management, and social security. Public administration
set into motion in a vacuum within the process of accountability: the relies heavily on the use of information and communication technologies to
relationship between institutional ends, the allocation of resources and gather, process, and diffuse information within both public and private
delegation of authority. Consequently, it should be aimed at filling the void domains. Brazil can determine every night its cash and foreign exchange
and facilitating the conditions for results-oriented management, integrated positions. Every fiscal transaction is validated every day against budget and
within an institutional framework. public liquidity. The system eliminated the need to maintain a substantial no-
interest float and created many secondary capabilities. Success depended
 VOCABULARY on many factors, including strict centralized transaction control, compatible
public policies, a highly skilled work force, and substantial long-term
1. in recent decades: nas últimas décadas investment.
2. results-oriented contracts: contratos voltados para o resultado
3. other horizontal forms of management have become routine: outras  VOCABULARY
formas de gerenciamento horizontais tornaram-se rotina
4. in public administrations throughout the region: na administração 1. by its very nature: por sua natureza
pública por toda a região 2. public revenue and expenditures: receitas e gastos públicos
5. the influence of new trends in State reform: a influência de novas 3. natural resources management: gerenciamento de recursos
tendencies na reforma do Estado 4. social security: previdência social
6. that put forward results-oriented practices: que utilizam-se de práticas 5. Public administration relies heavily on the use: a administração
voltadas para o resultado pública depende grandemente da utilização
7. because of strong intervention by international cooperation 6. to gather, process and diffuse information: para coletar, processor e
agencies: por causa da forte intervenção de organismos de cooperação difundir informação
internacional 7. within both public and private domains: tanto no âmbito público
8. public agencies are a long way from having formed horizontal quanto no privado
organizations: repartições públicas estão longe de ter formado 8. its cash and foreign exchange positions: suas posições de caixa e
organizações horizontais divisas
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9. Every fiscal transaction is validated: toda transasção fiscal é c) promotes a high degree of foreign language fluency
referendada d) may be developed through technological evolution
10. against budget and public liquidity: em relação às liquidez pública e e) is very important for successful CEOs.
orçamentária
11. the need to maintain a substantial no-interest float: a necessidade 2. Successful CEOs should…
de manter uma significativa flutuação sem juros a) expand globally, that is, both regionally and nationally.
n12. created many seconday capabilities: criou muitas capacidades b) avoid and control challenges because they generate communication
secundárias conflicts.
13. strict centralized transaction control: n controle de transasções c) develop their personal communication style and stick to it.
estritamente centralizado d) adapt their communication style to the environment they are working in.
14. compatible public policies: políticas públicas compatíveis e) establish strict timelines and ensure they are fulfilled.
15. a highly skilled work force: uma força de trabalho altamente
qualificada 3. The word “they” in the passage from the text “…the culture in which they
16. substantial long-term investment: substanciais investimentos a longo are conducting business.” refers to…
prazo a) the culture.
b) business.
1. According to the text, public administration and the use o information c) successful CEOs.
are… d) communication style and timeline.
a) intimately linked. e) organizations.
b) mutually exclusive.
c) actually dissociated 4. In:” As organizations expand globally and compete internationally”, “as”
d) rarely bonded. could be best replaced by:
e) seldom interdependent. a) so
b) because
2. According to the author, Brazil… c) although
a) will be using the communication technologies soon. d) since
b) was a pioneer in terms of communication technologies. e) yet
c) must start using communication technologies.
d) could be actually using communication technologies. 5. The adverbs: “globally” and “internationally” are originated by adjectives
e) is already using communication technologies. and have their structure ended in –ly. What adjective below can NOT have
this suffix to form an adverb?
3. The author refers to the work force as … a) large
a) not sufficient. b) hard
b) over-qualified c) legal
c) very well qualified d) conscious
d) under-qualified e) cultural
e) in need of training.
(BNDES / 2002)
4. The text refers to the use of information as…
a) obsolete and costly for most public administrations. TEXTO XXIX
b) inaccurate and unreliable in Brazil’s public sector. POOR CHANGE THEIR HABITS
c) technologically outdated in most public services.
d) already present in the Brazilian public administration Brazilian entrepreneurs are taking note of the fact that although
e) not corresponding to most civil servants’ expectations. buying power has declined in recent years, people with low incomes do
everything to maintain the habits acquired previously, especially after having
5. In: “Public administration relies heavily on the use of information”, the entered the consumer market after the currency stabilization plan initiated
structure “rely on” uses the preposition “on” to complete its meaning. Below, with the Real Plan.
what other verb can be followed by “on”? Economists’ suspicions about this fact were confirmed by data
a) aim disclosed by AC Nielsen, Traditional items from the basket of basic food
b) trust staples are losing space in the supermarkets. Between 2000 and 2001, rice,
c) prevent a staple in Brazilian meals, fell almost 1% in sales volume and sugar
d) search dropped 3.1%. But sales of bakery cakes rose 19%. Manufacturers of
e) insist cookies and refrigerated products also have no reason to complain. Other
items incorporated into consumer habits of the low middle class are the
(BNDES / 2002) mobile phone, computer, motorcycle, 21-inch TV and airline ticket. AC
Nielsen shows that even with the declining buying power or the average
TEXTO XXVIII salary in recent years, the share in consumption of socio-economic classes
THINKING WITHOUT LIMITS: QUALIFICATIONS OF THE 21’ C and D increased. From 1997 to 1999, the portion of economically active
CENTURY CEO population rose from 46.8% to 48.2%, with the incorporation of portions of
class E that gained and of B that lost income.
Possess Cultural Fluency The sales growth in basic products has been stable in recent
years, development with Integration Consultoria Empresarial. Soft drinks,
To succeed in the global environment, the 21 st century CEO must disposable diapers and household cleaning products, even with new product
possess a high degree of cultural fluency. As organizations expand globally launches and innovations, have not persuaded the consumer to buy more
and compete internationally, their CEOs must understand the challenges than is necessary. but products for entertainment or individual and family
specific to each regional market. Each region has its own regulatory enjoyment, like mobile phone, CD and DVD players and personal computer
environment and style of doing business. Successful CEOs understand the keep rolling out.
need to adjust their communication style and timeline to the culture in which (Gazeta Mercantil International Weekly Edition, March 4 to 10, 2002)
they are conducting business.
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 VOCABULARY
1. Brazilian entrepreneurs are taking note of the fact that: os
1. succeeded in the global environment: para ter sucesso no ambiente empresários brasileiros estão se dando conta do fato de que
globalizado 2. buying power has declined in recent years: o poder de compra que
2. must possess a high degree of cultural fluency: têm que possuir um vem caindo nos últimos anos
alto grau de fluência cultural 3. people with low incomes: indivíduos de baixa renda
3. must understand the challanges specific to each regional market: 4. do everything to maintain the habits acquired previously: fazem tudo
têm que entender os desafios específicos de cada mercado regional para manter seus hábitos adquiridos anteriormente
4. its own regulatory environment and style of doing business: seu 5. after having entered the consumer market: após terem ingressado no
próprio ambiente regulador e seu estilo de fazer negócios Mercado consumidor
5. the need to adjust their communication style and timeline: a 6. after the currency stabilization plan: após o plano de estabiliazação da
necessidade de ajustarem seu estilo de comunicação e horário moeda
6. to the culture in which they are conducting business: á cultura onde 7. were confirmed by data disclosed by ... foram confirmados por dados
estão fazendo seus negócios revelados por …
8. the basket of basic food staples: a cesta básica de gêneros
1. According to the text, cultural fluency… alimentícios
a) is a concept that depends on regional markets 9. fell almost 1% in sales volume: seu volume de vendas caiu
b) is essential for specific business events in the area of communication and aproximadamente 1%
media. 10. sugar dropped 3.1%: o açúcar caiu 3,1%
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11. Sales of bakery cakes rose 9%: as vendas dos bolos de confeitaria government through is commitment to the corn values of accountability,
subiram 9% integrity and reliability.
12. manufacturesrs of cookies and refrigerated products also have no Accountability describes the nature of GAO’s work. GAO helps the
reason to complain: os fabricantes de bolinhos e produtos congelados Congress oversee federal programs and operations to ensure accountability
também não têm razão para se queixar to the American people. GAO’s analysis, auditors, lawyers, economists,
13. items incorporated into consumer habits of the low middle class: information technology specialists, investigators, and other multidisciplinary
itens incorporados nos hábitos de consumo da classe media baixa professionals seek to enhance the economy, efficiency, effectiveness and
14. even with the declining buying power: mesmo com o declínio do credibility of the federal government both in fact and in the eyes of the
poder de compra American people. GAO accomplishes its mission through a variety of
15. the share in consumption of socio-economic classes C and D activities, including financial audits, program reviews, investigations, legal
increased: a fatia de consumo das classes C e D aumentou support and program analyses.
16. the portion of ecomically active population rose from 46,8% to Integrity describes the high standards that GAO sets for itself in
48,2%: a parcela da população economicamente ativa aumentoude 46,8% the conduct of its work. GAO takes a professional, objective, fact-based, no-
para 48,2% partisan, non-ideological, fair and balanced approach to all of its activities.
17. The sales growth in basic products has been stable in recent Integrity is the foundation of reputation, and GAO’s approach to its work
years: o crescimento das vendas de produtos básicos nos últimos anos assures both.
manteve-se estável Reliability describes GAO’s goal for how its work is viewed by the
18. Soft drinks, disposable diapers and household cleaning products: Congress and the American public. GAO produces high quality reports,
Refrigerantes, fraldas descartáveis e produtos domésticos de limpeza testimony, briefings, legal opinions, and other products and services that are
19. have not persuaded the consumer to buy more than is necessary: timely, accurate, useful, clear and candid.
não convenceram o consumidor a comprar mais do que é necessário (From: http://www.gao.gov)
20. products for entertainment or individual and family enjoyment, …  VOCABULARY
keep rolling out: produtos para entretenimento ou para diversão pessoal
ou familiar… continuam a se desenvolver 1. the investigative arm of Congress: o setor do Congresso encarregado
das investigações
1. After the Real Plan… 2. to support the Congress in meeting its constitutional
a) buying power stabilized and only recently increased. responsibilities: para apoiar o Congresso em sua responsabilidade de
b) Brazilian entrepreneurs noticed that industry promoted new habits. cumprir a constituição
c) foreign currencies defined the fluctuation rate of the Brazilian currency. 3. improve the performance and accountability of the federal
d) low income people entered the consumer market. government: melhorar a atuação e a transparência do governo federal
e) poor people maintained the consuming habits they had before the Real 4. through its commitment to the core values of accountability,
Plan. integrity and reliability: através do compromisso com os valores-chave:
transparência, integridade e confiabilidade.
2. The sales volume of the following products increased: 5. helps the Congress oversee federal programs: ajuda o Congresso a
a) cookies supervisionar os programas federais
b) refrigerators 6. to ensure accountability to the American people: garantir a
c) rice transparência perante o povo Americano
d) sugar 7. seek to enhance the economy, efficiency, effectiveness and
e) meals credibility: procuram aumentar a economia, a competência, a eficiência e a
credibilidade
3. According to the second paragraph of the text… 8. accomplishes its mission through a variety of activities: realizasua
a) the average salary of the lower-middle-class increased missão através de uma variedade de atividades
b) class E started to consume computers and mobile phones 9. audits, program reviews, investigations, legal support andprogram
c) the economically active population was larger in 1997 analyses: auditorias, revisões de programas, investigações, consultoria
d) all economic classes now equally consume items like 21-inch TVs and jurídicae análises de programas.
airline tickets 10. the high standards that GAO sets for itself in the conduct of its
e) the income of the socio-economic class B decreased work: os altos padrões que a GAO estabelece para si próprio na condução
de sua tarefa.
4. According to the last paragraph of the text… 11. takes a professional, objective, fact-based, non-partisan, non-
a) as a general rule, people don’t buy more than necessary ideological, fair and balancedapproach to all of its activities:
b) the increase in certain electrical appliances sales shows that people care 12. how its work is viewed by the Congress: de que forma sua atuação é
about entertainment or individual and family enjoyment vista pelo Congresso
c) new products and innovations boosted sales 13. produces high quality reports, testimony, briefings, legal opinions:
d) low-income people are drinking more soft drinks produz relatórios de alta qualidade, testemunhos, resumos, pareceres
e) women are consuming more disposable diapers because their income is jurídicos
higher now 14. other products and services that aretimely, accurate, useful, clear
and candid: outros produtos e serviços que são oportunos, precisos, úteis,
5. AC Nielsen… claros e imparciais
a) proved that Real Plan was a good solution
b) took note of the entrepreneurs analysis 1. According to the text, GAO is an agency of…
c) confirmed the economists’ suspicions a) the American legal system.
d) is specialized in low-income population behavior b) the US National Congress.
e) identified that family entertainment is gaining importance c) an American state government.
d) the executive branch of the USA.
6. In: “although buying power has declined in recent years, people with low e) the American Constitutional court.
incomes do everything to maintain the habits acquired previously”, the
underlined word could be replaced by: 2. The text says that the three essential aims of GAO require it to be…
a) In spite of a) transparent, honest and dependable.
b) so that b) credible, secretive and competent.
c) however c) able to make good reports, integral and trustworthy.
d) even if d) open, professionally clueless and effective.
e) none of the alternatives above e) uncritical, honorable and independent.
7. In: “Manufacturers of cookies and refrigerated products also have no 3. The people who work for the GAO are usually…
reason to complain”, we could replace the underlined structure by: a) lawyers, capable of carrying out a wide range of tasks.
a) have any reason b) auditors, capable of analyzing many types of government work.
b) don’t have any reason c) people from many professions, working in specialized areas.
c) didn’t have no reason d) well-disciplined volunteers from several skilled professions.
d) doesn’t have any reason e) special investigators hired for the occasion by the executive.
e) none of the alternatives above
4. In the final analysis, the information provided by GAO is…
(ESAF/ ACE/ TCU 2002) a) only for the political party in power.
b) about the president of the United States.
TEXTO XXX c) based on secret intelligence activities.
THE GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE IN THE USA d) intended for the people of the USA.
e) seldom able to meet its code of ethics.
The General Accounting Office is the investigative arm of
Congress. GAO exists to support the Congress in meeting its Constitutional 5. The last paragraph points out that the products and services produced by
responsibilities and to help improve the performance and accountability of GAO must…
the federal government for the American people. GAO is dedicated to good a) give a broad overview of the topic in hand.
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b) avoid giving offence to anybody involved. 7. the reduced liquidity in international markets: a reduzida liquidez dos
c) use the technical terms appropriate to each task. mercados internacionais.
d) be meticulous, clear and punctually produced. 8. the mais factors putting the brakes on investments in developing
e) always be kept strictly out of the public eye. countries: os fatores mais importantes a frear os investimentos em países
em desenvolvimento.
6. Which of the following would NOT be an appropriate task for GAO? 9. the IFC is none to react the opposite way normally investors do: o
a) Auditing the work of a government department. IFC é reconhecido por reagir de modo inverso aos investidores normais
b) providing evidence for a congressional inquiry. 10. IFC loans were longer in term compared to those by private banks:
c) Giving an opinion on a technical point or law. os empréstimos do IFC são de prazo mais longo que os dos bancos
d) Producing a report on a topic of interest to Congress. particulares
e) Organizing a party political broadcast on television.
1. The International Finance Corporation…
7. In “GAO exists to support the Congress in meeting its Constitutional a) is located in Latin America Caribbean.
responsibilities and to help improve the performance”, the verb help can be b) works exclusively with Argentina and Brazil.
followed by an infinitive without to. Which other verb below could do the c) controls the World bank activities.
same? d) finances projects in the private sector.
a) stop e) will step up foreign currency loans to private banks.
b) start
c) make 2. Bernard Pasquier…
d) like a) directs the World Bank.
e) avoid b) wilt be IFCs CFO (Chief Financial Officer).
c) will take office in Brazil and Argentina next September.
8. Choose the sequence of verbs below that follows the same rule as in: d) is happy to live in Brazil.
effectiveness and credibility: e) is the future IFC’s director for Latin America and Caribbean.
a) accessible / available
b) deaf / probable 3. IFC’s first beneficiary is…
c) recognize / useful a) Brazil
d) loyal / transform b) Argentina
e) none of the alternatives above. c) Caribbean
d) USA
(BNDES / 2001) e) Latin América
TEXTO XXXI 4. Read the following passage from paragraph 4 in the text: “When most
IFC MAY GIVE BRAZIL MORE people leave the market, that’s when our appetite grows. Brazil will continue
The World Bank arm could step up loans by “neutralizing” foreign exchange to be one of our priorities.” The word “our” refers to…
risk. a) IFC
b) Pasquier
The International Finance Corporation (IEC), an arm of the World c) priorities
Bank which finances projects in the private sector, may soon step up loans d) Brazil
to Brazil. “I am happy because the IFC has some hundreds of thousands of e) appetite
dollars available (for Brazil)”, Bernard Pasquier, IFCs soon-to-be director for
Latin America and Caribbean, told Gazeta Mercantil in an interview: “Brazil 5. By June 2000 IFC’s loans to Brazil…
will now need the IFC more than it did in the last two years”, he added. a) had a total of $182.7 million.
Pasquier is due to take office in September. b) concentrated in private banking.
More financing to Brazil, IFCs second biggest beneficiary after c) had an unpaid total of $ 1.217 billion.
Argentina, will be made possible after the international organ develops d) had already neutralized foreign exchange risk.
financial products to neutralize foreign exchange risk. e) were less competitive than in private banks.
The IFC has outstanding loans to Brazil of some $1.217 billion by
June 2000, or an amount that had reached IFC’s limit for Brazil exposure. In 6. The IFC…
the last fiscal year which ended in June IFC took part in ten smaller-scale a) has already diminished foreign exchange risk.
projects worth a total $182.7 million. b) has longer loan terms than the private banks.
The IFC acknowledges that a slower US economy and reduced c) confirms that reduced liquidity is good for developing countries.
liquidity in international markets are the main factors putting the brakes on d) usually reacts according to their normal investors.
investments in developing countries. However, Pasquier says the IFC could e) needs Brazil more now than two years ago.
step up financing in times like this. “The IFC is known to react the opposite
way normal investors do”, he said. “When most people leave the market, 7. According to the chart “Loans to Brazil” choose the correct assertion:
that’s when our appetite grows. Brazil will continue to be one of our a) Food End agribusiness got the least.
priorities.” he added that IFC loans were longer in term compared to those b) Chemical and Petrochemical products got less than the mining sector.
by private banks, and for that reason, “difficult times could be good for the c) Cement and construction material got the same as vehicles and
IFC”. autoparts.
d) infrastructure got twice as much as the chemical and petrochemical
Source: IFC sector.
Loans to Brazil (of a total $217 b by June 2000) e) Wood, paper and pulp got half the amount food and agribusiness did.
Sector (in%) 8. “IFC may soon step up loans in Brazil” means that IFC…
Food and Agriculture 20 a) can increase loans in Brazil.
Infrastructure 14 b) reduced investments in Brazil.
Chemical and Petrochemical products 14 c) surely will give advancement to brazil.
Industry 9 d) will keep the loans in Brazil at the same level.
Wood, paper and pulp 7 e) will keep track of the loans in brazil.
Services 6
Vehicles and autoparts 6 9. The word “However” in “However, Pasquier says the IFC could step up
Mining 6 financing in times like this” (paragraph 4) can, without changing its meaning,
Cement and construction material 6 be substituted for…
Others 12 a) Therefore
b) because
 VOCABULARY c) For example
d) Moreover
1. step up loans by neutralizing foreign exchange risk: agilizar a e) In spite of this
concessão de empréstimos neutralizando o risco do câmbio.
2. hundreds of thousands of dollars available: centenas de milhares de 10. According to the text, one of the two main factors that diminished
dólares disponíveis. investments in developing countries is…
3. is due to take office in September: deve assumer o cargo em a) the foreign exchange risk.
setembro. b) the limit for Brazilian exposure.
4. the IFC has outstanding loans to Brazil: o IFC tem empréstimos c) that most people are leaving the market.
pendentes concedidos ao Brasil. d) the reduced liquidity in international markets.
5. IFC took part in tem smaller-scale projects worth a total ...: o IFC e) that private banks ceased investments.
participou de dez projetos de menor escala no total de …
6. the IFC acknowledges that a slower US economy: o IFC reconhece (ESAF/ MRE/ OFICIAL DE CHANCELARIA 2002)
que há desaceleração da economia americana
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TEXTO XXXII b) although
REGIONAL INTEGRATION c) despite
d) but
The Pluriannual Plan of the Federal Government for the years e) since
2000-2003 has chosen regional integration as one of the main themes of
Brazilian foreign policy due to its importance for the country’s competitive (ESAF/ MRE/ OFICIAL DE CHANCELARIA 2002)
insertion in the global economy. Regional integration, which comprises the
deepening of the relations with other Mercosur Member States and the TEXTO XXXIII
establishment of a Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA), is necessary in WESTERN EUROPE
order to extract productive investment, to create opportunities for
employment and to facilitate access to new sources of technology. This Important results grew out of the diplomatic action of Brazil vis à
growing interdependence has led to an increase in the international vis the Western European countries throughout the 1990s contributing in a
activities of different bodies at all levels, such as state and local significant way to the International insertion of the country. Diverse initiatives
governments, NGOs and private enterprises thus requiring a greater effort of political, economic and cultural nature were implemented at the bilateral
of coordination by the Ministry of External Relations. level with each country in the region and also at the multilateral level with
the European Union – the most advanced experiment in regional integration
 VOCABULARY ever made and whose success inspired the creation of the Common Market
of the South (Mercosur).
1. has chosen regional integration as one of the main themes of Relations with Western Europe, one of the priorities of Brazilian
Brazilian foreign policy: escolheu a integração regional como um dos foreign policy, are characterized by an unusual combination of foundations a
principais temas da política externa brasileira common history (Portuguese discovery and colonization, 60 years of the
2. due to its importance for the country’s competitive insertion in the Iberian Union, the Dutch presence in the Northeast): the role played by
global economy: dada a sua importância para a inserção de forma immigration and European culture in the formation of Brazil (numerous
competitiva na economia globalizada communities of descendants, language, religion and shared values), the
3. comprises the deepening of relations with…: compreende o dynamism of economic exchange (the European Union is our major trade
estreitamento das relações com… partner and the primary source of direct investment in the country) and the
4.the establishment of a Free Trade Area of the Americas: o intensity of the political dialogue (high level government contacts are
estabelecimento de area de livre comércio das Américas: constant and distinguished by a constructive spirit).
5. to create opportunities for employment: criar oportunidades de
emprego  VOCABULARY
6. facilitate access to new sources of technology: facilitar o acesso a
novas fonts de tecnologia 1. Important results grew out of the diplomatic action of Brazil: As
7. this growing interdependence has led to an increase: esta crescente ações diplomáticas brasileiras surtiram importantes resultados
interdependência levou a um incremento 2. vis-à-vis the Western Europen countries throughout the 90s: com
8. the international activities of different bodies at all levels: das relação aos países da Europa occidental ao longo da década de 90
atividades internacionais dos diversos órgãos em todos os níveis 3. contributing in a significant way to the International insertion of the
9. such as state and local governments, NGOs and private enterprises: country: contribuindo de maneira significativa para a inserção de nosso
tais como governos locais e estaduais, ONGs e empresas particulares país internacionalmente
10. thus requiring a graeter effort of coordination by the Ministry of 4. Diverse initiatives of a political, economic and cultural nature were
External Relations: dessa forma requisitanto um mair esforço de implemented: Várias iniciativas de natureza política, econômica e cultural
coordenação por parte do Ministério das Relações Exteriores. foram tomadas
5. at the bilateral level with each country in the region: em âmbito
1. According to the text, the Ministry of external Relations… bilateral com cada um dos países da região
a) does not support the Pluriannual Plan. 6. at the multilateral level with European Union: no âmbito multilateral
b) should have supported the Pluriannual plan. com a União Européia
c) plays a major role in the Pluriannual Plan. 7. the most advanced experiment in regional integration ever made: a
d) devised the concept of the FTM. mais avançada experiência em integração regional jamais feita
e) might not participate in the Pluriannual Plan. 8. whose success inspired the creation of the Common Market of the
South (Mercorsur): cujo sucesso inspirou a criação do Mercado Comum
2. According to the text the relations with the other II Mercosur member do Sul (Mercosul)
States should be… 9. one of the priorities of Brazilian foreign policy: uma das prioridades
a) stronger and more intense. da política externa do Brasil
b) more respectful and sporadic. 10. the Dutch presence in the Northeast: a presence dos holandeses no
c) spontaneous and shallow. Nordeste
d) interrupted or postponed. 11. the role played by immigration and European culture in the
e) less frequent and intense formation of Brazil: o papel desempenhado pela imigração e cultura
européias na formação do Brasil.
3. The text refers to NGOs as… 12. numerous communities of descendants, language, religion and
a) already part of the European integration. shared values: numerosas comunidades de descendentes europeus,
b) organizations that should be setup. lingual, religião e valores compartilhados
c) playing a disruptive role in the process. 13. the dynamism of economic exchange: o dinamismo das transações
d) the most powerful tool of economic changes. econõmicas
e) already pad of the growing interdependence. 14. our major trading partner and the primary source of direct
investment in the country: nosso maior parceiro commercial e a principal
4. One of the aims of regional integration… fonte de investimentos diretos no país
a) relates to productive investments. 15. the intensity of the political dialogue: a intensidade do dialogo
b) is to forbid productive investments. político
c) is to restrain productive investments.
d) is to avoid the use of technology. 1. the text refers to Brazil’s diplomatic action as…
e) is to allow financial losses. a) restricted
b) reactionary
5. The length of the Pluriannual Plan of the Federal Government… c) objectionable
a) will be determined. d) effective
b) is clearly set. e) biased
b) is not clear.
d) is to avoid the use of technology. 2. According to the text, the creation of the Mercosur…
e) is yet to be defined. a) inspired other models of integration.
b) was inspired by another model of integration.
6. The structure “due to “ in the third line of the text could be best substituted c) inspired the creation of the European Union.
for: d) had inspired other models of integration.
a) because e) might have inspired the creation of the European Union.
b) so
c) owing to 3. According to the author, Brazil’s relations with Western Europe are…
d) however a) likely to be interrupted.
e) but b) on the verge of becoming a priority.
c) considered important and relevant.
7. The sentence adverb “thus” in “NGOs and private enterprises thus d) prone to diplomatic misunderstandings.
requiring a greater effort of coordination by the Ministry of External e) about to become a priority.
Relations”,
has the same meaning as:
a) therefore
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4. The text refers to the bond between Brazil and Western Europe as d) conflicting
being… e) concerning
a) historical
b) technological 4. The text does NOT report on…
c) feeble a) political links
d) feasible b) economic ties
e) recent c) mutual investments
d) unnecessary rivalties
5. The author reports on… e) cultural bonds
a) the lack of initiatives linking brazil and Europe.
b) brazil’s stagnation in economic terms. 5. The text reports that Britain’s exports to Latin America…
c) the absence of Brazilian diplomatic initiatives. a) are going to be suspended
d) the minor role played by brazil in the global scenario. b) already amount to about £2.5 billion
e) the diverse links involving Brazil and Western Europe. c) monthly amount to about £2.5 billion
d) may soon reach some £2.5 billion
6. Which adjective below could follow the same rule as in the structure: “ the e) represented a loss of about £2.5 billion
most advanced” ?
a) fast 6. The sentence: “Britain provided crucial political support for the Bolivarian
b) good independence movement”, could be rewritten as:
c) bad a) The Bolivarian independence movement is provided with crucial political
d) friendly support by Britain.
e) boring b) Britain provided crucial political support with the Bolivarian independence
movement.
7. In:” Relations with Western Europe, one of the priorities of Brazilian c) The Bolivarian independence movement provides crucial political support
foreign policy, are characterized by an unusual combination of foundations”, by Britain.
“by” indicates: d) Britain is provided with crucial political support by Bolivarian
a) quantity independence movement.
b) means or method e) none of the alternatives above.
c) gradual change
d) passive action 7. What is the active voice of:” Our current relationship is led by a renewed
e) none of the alternatives above emphasis on modern political, cultural and economic links” ?
a) Our current relationship leads by a renewed emphasis on modern
political, cultural and economic links
(ESAF / MRE / OFICIAL DE CHANCELARIA 2002) b) Our current relationship led a renewed emphasis on modern political,
cultural and economic links
TEXTO XXXIV c) A renewed emphasis on modern political, cultural and economic links
MESSAGE FROM DR DENIS MACSHANE leads our current relationship.
d) A renewed emphasis on modern political, cultural and economic links are
Traditionally, Britain has enjoyed strong links with Latin Americ. In leading our current relationship.
the 19th century, Britain provided crucial political support for the Bolivarian e) A renewed emphasis is led by a modern political, cultura and economic
independence movement and unrivalled economic links followed. British links and our current relationship.
firms led in the constructions of railways, tramways, ports, bridges and other
major public works with their world class expertise. (ESAF / MRE / OFICIAL DE CHANCELARIA 2002)
Our current relationship is led by a renewed emphasis on modern
political, cultural and economic links and, of course, our important trade and TEXTO XXXV
investments with Latin American countries. Annually, our exports are worth USA – BRAZIL RELATIONS
some £2.5 billion and British companies represented in the region read like
an A-Z of the FTSE 100. The United States was the first country to recognize Brazil’s
independence in 1822. The two countries have traditionally enjoyed friendly,
 VOCABULARY active relations encompassing a brad political and economic agenda.
With the integration of Brazil’s internationally oriented, reformist
1. Britain has enjoyed strong links with Latin America: a Grã-Bretanha President Fernando Henrique Cardoso on January1,1995, US-Brazil
mantém fortes vínculos com a América Latina engagement and cooperation have intensified. This is reflected in the
2. provided crucial political support for the Bolivarian independence unprecedented number of high-level contacts between the two
movement: ofereceu apoio politico crucialpara o movimento de governments, including President Cardoso’s state visit to Washington in
independência liderado por Bolivar April 1995, visits to Brazil by first lady Hillary Clinton and many other
3. unrivalled economic links followed: seguidos de vinculações exchanges between US and Brazilian cabinet and sub-cabinet officials.
econômicas sem precedentes Important topics of discussion and cooperation have included trade and
4. British firms led in the construction: empresas inglesas pontificaram finance, hemispheric economic integration, United Nations reform and
na construção de… peacekeeping efforts, non-proliferation and arms control, a follow-up to the
5. public works with their world class expertise: obras públicas com a 1994 Miami Summit of the Americas, common efforts to help resolve the
perícia mundialmente famosa Peru-Ecuador border conflict, support for Paraguay’s democratic
6. our current relationship is led by a renewed emphasis on…: Nossas development, human rights, counternarcotics, and environmental issues.
relações atuais são amrcadas por uma renovada ênfase em…
7. our exports are worth some £ 2.5 billion: nossas exportações  VOCABULARY
equivalem a 2,5 bilhões de libras
8. British companies represented in the region read like an A-Z of the 1. the first country to recognize Brazil’s independence: o primeiro país a
FTSE 100: as empresas inglesas na região estão representadas de A-Z no reconhecer a independência do Brasil
grupo FTSE-100 2. enjoyed friendly, active relations: mantiveram relações amistosas e
cordiais
1. According to Dr Denis Macshane, links between Britain and latin 3. encompassing a broad political and economic agenda: abrangendo
America… uma gama de assuntos políticos e econômicos
a) are likely to become a reality. 4. With the inauguration of Brazil’s internationally oriented, reformist
b) were prevented due to geographic barriers. President Fernando Henrique Cardoso: Com a posse do presidente
c) were initiated in the 20th century. Fernando Henrique Cardoso, com vocação internacional e voltado para as
d) have existed for a long time. reformas...
e) will soon be initiated. 5. US-Brazil engagement and cooperation have intensified: os vínculos
e a cooperação entre o Brasil e os EUA se intensificaram
2. According to the text, the Bolivarian independence movement… 6. the unprecedented number of high-level contacts: o número sem
a) could have received 87egativ’s support. precedents de contatos de alto nível
b) broke Britain’s political bonds with America. 7. trade and finance, hemispheric economic integration: comércio e
c) was backed by Britain. finanças, integração econômica no hemisfério
d) prevented countless diplomatic contacts. 8. United Nations reform and peacekeeping efforts: reforma das nações
e) should have been supported by Britain. Unidas e esforços para a manutenção da paz
9. non-proliferation and arms control: não proliferação e controle das
3. Dr Denis Macshane states that the relationship between Britain and Latin armas
America is… 10. a follow-up to the 1994 Miami Summit of the Americas: adendo à
a) a reality Reunião de Cúpula das Américas em Miami 1994
b) contentious 11. resolve the Peru-Ecuador border conflict: solucionar o conflito de
c) controversial fronteira entre Peru e Equador
12. human rights: direitos humanos
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13. counternarcotics: combate ao narcotráfico
14. environmental issues: questões ambientais As questões 3 a 5 referem-se ao texto abaixo.
1. According to the author, President Fernando Henrique Cardoso... One horrible day 1,600 years ago, the wisdom of many centuries
a) may soon visit Washington went up in flames. The great library in Alexandria burned down – a
b) has refused to go to Washington catastrophe at the time and a symbol for all ages of the vulnerability of
c) demonstrates a conservative profile human knowledge. The tragedy forced scholars to grope to reconstruct a
d) has been to Washington grand literature and science that once neatly cataloged in scrolls.
e) gives priority to national issues Today, with little notice, more vast archives of knowledge and
expertise are spilling into oblivion, leaving humanity in danger of losing its
2. According to the author, the USA… past and perhaps jeopardizing its future as well. Stored in the memories of
a) could have accepted Brazil’s independence in 1822. elders, healers, midwives, farmers, fishermen, and hunters in the estimated
b) did recognize Brazil’s independence in 1822. 15,000 cultures remaining on earth is an enormous trove of wisdom.
c) was not willing to accept Brazil’s independence in 1822. This largely undocumented knowledge base is humanity’s lifeline
d) could have fought for Brazil’s independence in 1822. to a time when people accepted nature’s authority and learned trough trial,
e) should have recognized Brazil’s independence in 1822. error, and observation. But the world’s tribes are dying out or being
absorbed into modern civilization. As they vanish, so does their
3. According to the text, the diplomatic relationship between Brazil and the irreplaceable knowledge.
USA… Time, September 23, 1991.
a) began in the 20th century. 3.
b) did not last long. a) O que aconteceu em Alexandria 1600 anos atrás ?
c) was initiated by president Cardoso. b) O que está ocorrendo com as tribos existentes no mundo?
d) was broken in 1822.
e) is not recent. 4. Traduza para o português.
a) Perhaps jeopardizing its future as well.
4. The political and economic agenda between Brazil and the USA… b) As they vanish, so does (dica = também) their irreplaceable
a) is quite limited and ought to be broader. knowledge.
b) must be approved by the United Nations.
c) includes a large number of topics. As questões 5 e 6 referm-se ao texto seguinte.
d) has been restricted to a small number of issues.
e) was set up an international committee. Geoffrey Littman doesn’t have much faith in travel
TRAVEL lines
agents. In his years of 88egative88 around the world as a
5. According to the text… lawyer he found agents often didn’t know enough to provide
a) Peru and Ecuador keep close diplomatic links. good advice on hotels or resorts, so this year he launched
b) Paraguay does not support democracy. “The Once In A Lifetime Club. For the £ 100 (plus VAT)
c) Brazil has denied certain basic human rights. annual fee, members can pick the brains of Geoffrey and
d) the USA violates environmental agreements. his staff either by phone or in person (the first clubhouse is
e) the USA and Brazil have kept close diplomatic bonds. in Chester), as often as they like. If members want more
than just a consultation, they can join the tours which
6. The word “encompassing” in the first paragraph is: Geoffrey himself has begun to organize. These holidays are
a) a noun distinctly upmarket, such as a trip to Richard Branson’s
b) a gerund form hideaway in the British Virgin Islands, or a stay at the
c) an adjective Christian Dior château in Cannes.
d) an infinitive form followed by –ing Later this year, the Club plans a weekend-of-a-lifetime
e) a complement in Majorca, at La Residencia in Deyd. The trip costs £ 569
but offers the best in food, wine, and entertainment. Or if
7. The word “support” in the second paragraph means: you want a special escape, be it in New York or Barbados,
a) to rest Mr. Littman is, of course, waiting to hear from you.
b) to carry something heavy The Club is based at Goss Chambers, Goss Street,
c) to agree on something Chester, CH1 2BG (0244-351333).
d) to approve of an idea and provide help pay for costs GH, August, 1990.
e) none of the alternatives above
5. Conforme o texto, o que motivou o advogado a fundar um clube de
>> Gabarito: viagens ?
texto 21: 1.a / 2.d / 3. c / 4.c / 5.e // texto 22: 1.c / 2.d / 3.d / 4.b 5.a // texto 6. Cite as duas vantagens que são oferecidas aos sócios desse clube.
23: 1.d / 2..b / 3.e / 4.b / 5.e / 6.c / 7.d // texto 24: 1. b / 2.a / 3.d / 4.b / 5.
a // texto 25: 1.e / 2.a / 3.b / 4.a / 5.c // texto 26: 1.e / 2.c / 3.b / 4.b / 5.c //
texto 27: 1.a / 2.e / 3.c / 4.d / 5. e // texto 28: 1.e / 2.d / 3.c / 4.d / 5.b //
As questões 7 e 8 referem-se ao texto seguinte.
texto 29: 1.d / 2.a / 3.e / 4.b / 5.c / 6.a / 7.b // texto 30: 1.b / 2.a / 3.c / 4.d /
5.d / 6.e / 7.b / 8.b // texto 31: 1.d / 2.e / 3.b / 4.a / 5.c / 6.b / 7.c / 8.a / 9.e /
10.d // texto 32: 1.c / 2.a / 3.e / 4.a / 5.b / 6.c / 7.a // texto 33: 1.d / 2.b / Unless a child is clearly psychotic, the idea of therapy troubles
3.c / 4.a / 5.e / 6.e / 7.d // texto 34: 1.d / 2.c / 3.a / 4.d / 5.b / 6.a 7.c // texto and perplexes most parents. Since many laymen haven’t caught up with
35: 1.d / 2.b / 3.e / 4.c / 5.e / 6.b / 7.d research on the complex origins of mental disorders, the assumption of
parental guilt, however wrongheaded, is bound to creep in, subtly or overtly
As questões 1 e 2 referem-se ao texto seguinte. encouraged by popular literature and by some school officials and mental
health professionals.
Music has long exerted unusual power over the scientific The Atlantic Monthly, June 91, p. 49.
temperament. The 18th century French mathematician Joseph Louis 7. Assinale a alternativa correta.
Lagrange proclaimed that he worked best the sound of music. Einstein’s
avocational devotion to the violin is legendary. The19th-century American a) A criança claramente psicótica tem problemas com terapia para
chemist Charles Martin Hall was an accomplished pianist who, according to doenças mentais.
his sister, would rush to his piano whenever he encountered an intractable b) Muitos leigos não acreditam nas pesquisas sobre as origens das
problem. Even “while playing with such a charm and feeling”, she wrote, “he doenças mentais.
was thinking steadily of his work , and thinking the more clearly because of c) Muitos pais se apegaram às pesquisas sobre as origens das doenças
the music”. Some scientists, indeed, have found music overly stimulating: in mentais.
his later years Charles Darwin found concerts painful to attend because they d) A maioria dos pais se perturba com a idéia de terapia para seus filhos
set his mind off into “too rapid perambulations”. que não são claramente psicóticos.
Dialogue, 2, 1991. e) Se a criança não for claramente psicótica, a terapia pode perturbá-la
mais que aos pais.
1. Responda, em português, de acordo com o texto:
8. Assinale a alternativa correta.
a) Em que ocasiões o químico Charles Martin Hall recorria ao piano ?
b) De acordo com a irmã do químico, o que ocorria quando ele tocava a) A aceitação da hipótese da culpa paterna advém da ignorância em
piano? relação à origem das doenças mentais.
b) A hipótese de culpa paterna leva os leigos a não aceitarem as
2. Faça duas perguntas, em inglês, sobre o trecho abaixo a seguir, pesquisas sobre doenças mentais.
usando WHO, WHY ou WHEN. c) A pesquisa sobre as doenças mentais é encorajada pela literatura
popular e pelos profissionais da saúde mental.
… in his later years Charles Darwin found concerts painful to attend d) Assumindo a culpa, os pais confirmam o resultado das pesquisas
because they set his mind off into “too rapid perambulations”. sobre a origem das doenças mentais.
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e) Os pais de personalidade malformada são sutilmente acusados de
terem filhos psicóticos. 16. He said he had never met …. who could speak Arabic.
9. Assinale a pergunta correta para a resposta “- For two weeks !”. a) nobody b) anybody c) person d) * e) no person
a) How long have you had it ? 17. He usually .., from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. from Monday to Friday. This month,
b) How many time do you have it ? however, he …... overtime because he …... to buy a motorbike.
c) How long did you had it ? a) works- is working – is saved up
d) How much time you have got it ? b) working – is working – save up
e) There is how long you’ve got it ? c) working – works – save up
d) works – is working – is saving up
 Leia as três cartas a seguir, publicadas na seção “Letters”, da revista e) work – work – save up
New Scientist” (27 de julho e 10 de agosto de 1991), e responda às
questões 10 e 11. 18. During the week I get up early …. the morning and go to bed late …
FLUMMOXED night. But normally …. weekends I sleep …. midday.
I would be grateful if any readers could shed light on a much a) in – at – at – until b) on – in – in – as far as c) on – at – at – even
debated question in our office and so stall the flood of very silly suggested
answers. Why do flamingos stand on one leg ? d) in – at – in – until e) in – in – at – till
Kathy Marthan
Derby 19. O plural dos substantivos abaixo:
New Scientist, 27 July, 1991.
STUCK IN THE MUD I – knife – II – tooth – III – woman
é, na ordem:
If Kathy Marthan (Letters, 27 July) were to observe her flasmingos I II III
for any length of time, she would note that not only they alternate from one a) knifes – teeth - womans
leg to other, but also that there is a inverse correlation between the b) knifes – teeths - women
frequency of this alternation and the firmness of the river bed on which they c) knives – tooths - women
are standing. d) knives – teeth - women
The answer is, of course, that if they stand with both legs in the e) knive - teeth - women
mud for a long period they run the risk of getting stuck. By changing legs
before they sink in too far, this risk is eliminated. 20. Qual é a alternativa que preenche corretamente todas as lacunas das
Peter Verstage sentenças abaixo ?
London SW 12
I – There is ….. at the door. can you ask the maid to see who it is ?
In answer to Kathy Marthan, the reason flamingos stand on one II – I lost my diamond ring…. in this room can you help me to find it ?
leg is because if they didn’t they would fall over. III – I’m sorry but I can’t help you. There is … we can do to help you.
Richard Chandler a) no one – nowhere – nothing
Caldicot, Gwent b) not one – nowhere – no one
Wales c) no one – somewhere – nothing
New Scientist, 10 August, 1991. d) someone – somewhere – nothing
e) someone – somewhere – no one
10. Quais as duas explicações apresentadas em resposta à questão
formulada pela leitora Kathy Marthan ? 21. After we had talked for (I) few minutes, I went home and had (II)
dinner with (III) my family.
11. A carta da leitora Kathy Marthan à revista New Scientist provocou I II III
diferentes reações por parte dos leitores Peter Verstage e Richard a) * a *
Chandler. Que reações foram essas ? b) the the the
c) a a the
d) * the the
 As questões 12 e 13 referem-se ao texto seguinte. e) a * *
The first Indonesian environmental education centre. It was during 22. Assinale a pergunta correta:
long school vacations spent on his uncle’s farm in Java that Suryo a) Who came here yesterday ?
Prawiroatmodjo developed a passionate love for nature. Over time, this has b) What John told you ?
matured into a deep commitment to the environment and a desire to awaken c) Whom Mary talked to yesterday ?
the ecological conscience of the young. d) Which book you bought last week ?
Now Suryo is well on the way to completing construction of e) What class does comes after this I
Indonesia’s first environmental education centre. A haven of calm, its
mountainside site is skirted by primary forest.
Horrified by his fellow countrymen’s attitude to the environment, 23. This is the restaurant .., serves German food.
Suryo believes it is vital that the centre should succeed in its aims. “I am a) who b) where c) that d) what e) it
extremely frightened that one day I might lose my beloved country”, he says.
Newsweek, June 11, 1990. 24. Escolha a 89egative89ti correta:
12. Suryo Prawiroatmodjo, durante suas férias em Java: a) I am living in Manaus since 1978.
a) realizou estudos sobre a natureza em uma escola da região. b) I am living in Manaus for ten years.
b) desenvolveu um trabalho sobre consciência ecológica. c) I have lived in Manaus since 1978.
c) realizou pesquisas no primeiro centro de educação ambiental da d) I have living in Manaus for ten years.
Indonésia. e) I live in Manaus for ten years.
d) construiu o primeiro centro de educação ambiental da Indonésia.
e) desenvolveu um grande amor pela natureza. Leia o texto abaixo e encontre a alternativa correta nos testes 25 a 28.
13. O amor de Suryo pela natureza amadureceu: CHILDREN AND TELEVISION
aa) o seu desejo de despertar a consciência ecológica dos jovens e o The United States Government and some private organizations in
sucesso do primeiro centro de educação ambiental da Indonésia. America wanted to see if television could be used to teach children
bb) o seu comprometimento para com o meio ambiente e o sucesso do entertainingly. So they started a series called Sesame Street. They found
primeiro centro de educação ambiental da Indonésia. that the programme, which has now been shown in over 40 countries in
cc) com o sucesso do primeiro centro de educação ambiental da Spanish, Portuguese and German as well as the original English version,
Indonésia. made a great impact, especially in poor areas where children often don’t get
dd) o seu profundo comprometimento para com o meio ambiente e o enough opportunities. Nine million children in the US watch the show
desejo de despertar a consciência ecológica do jovem. regularly-and regularly in the States means just about every day, for one
ee) a idéia de desenvolver uma educação ambiental na Indonésia, new Programme goes out each day.
visando a proteção de suas florestas. To measure how much a child’s attention is held by any particular
part of the programme, the makers of Sesame Street divised a 89egative89
14. Whenever we visited them they … television. called ‘distractor-testing’. ‘Distractor-testing works like this. A child is placed
in front of two pieces of equipment. One is a television set showing Sesame
a) have watched b) watch c) are watching d) were watching e) were Street, the other is a slide box. The slide picture is changed every 7 1/2
watch seconds and is as interesting as possible. The team of people organizing
the test now watch the child to see how often he looks away from the
15. Please, can you give us …. bit more of that cake you baked yesterday ? television screen. To help them with this work, they have a camera filming
the child as he turns from the television set to the slide picture. This, of
a) several b) little c) many d) a little e) *
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course, gives them a second-by-second record of what keeps a child’s b) what which
attention focused on the television programme and what was dull enough to c) what what
allow his attention to wander. In this way the makers of Sesame Street built d) whose what
up a clear idea of what children like and do not like to watch. The worst e) whoever whose
thing, they found, is to have a television presenter talking straight at the
camera. They compared how attentively children watch when the presenter 34. A alternativa abaixo que contém o pronome que pode corretamente
is filmed talking and how much they watch when he says exactly the same preencher as lacunas I e II de: I
thing but over pictures – that’s to say, as a background commentary. There 1. The man I spoke to you is Brazilian..
is a big difference in the amount children’s attention is held. They would 2. The book II is on the table is very old.
always rather look at pictures of things – and on television this usually é:
means things moving – then look at pictures of people talking. a) what b) whichever c) whom d) who e) that
The programme makers also found that children do not like
arguments on television. They are upset by arguments – even when they 35. Dadas as afirmações de que o plural de:
end happily. 1. Chief é Chieves
Extraído de: capper Johnson, First certificate Skills, Evans Brothers Ltd, 2. Radius é Radii
1977,pg 21-22. 3 . Leaf é Leaves
constatamos que está (estão) correta(s):
25. A palavra “THEY” sublinhada na terceira linha refere-se a: a) Apenas a afirmação nº 1.
a) The United States government. b). Apenas a afirmação nº 2.
b) some private organizations. c) Apenas a afirmação nº 3.
c) the children. d) As afirmações nos 2 e 3.
d) The United States and some private organizations. e) Todas as afirmações.
e) the children’s parents.
36. A alternativa que corretamente preenche as lacunas I, II e III de: .
26. Os sinônimos para as palavras 1. No news I good news.
I – to devise II – to place III – to build up IV – held 2. The Brazilian people II very friendly.
são, dentro do contexto: 3. Your cattle III there.
I II III IV é:
a) to divide – to put – to establish - kept I II III
b) to divide – to put – to create - kept a) is are are
c) to invent – to put – to create - kept b) are are is
d) to invent – to put – to establish - possessed c) is are are
e) to invent – to take- to establish - kept d) is are are
e) is is is
27. Os sinônimos para as palavras
I – team II – dull III – makers IV – arguments V – end 37. A alternativa que corretamente preenche as lacunas I, II e III de:
são, dentro do contexto: 1. I met … …. twenty people there.
a) makers – funny – authors – discussions- finish 2. I don’t have … ….. money with me.
b) group – boring- authors – disputes- finish 3. You have made ….... mistakes, haven’t you?
c) makers – funny – authors – discussions – start é:
d) makers – boring- producers- disputes – start I II III
e) group – boring- parents – discussions – finish a) some some some
b) some any some
28. I next went to buy (I) packet of cigarettes. I don’t smoke myself, but c) any some any
my wife does and she likes (II) most expensive ones available; (III) d) any some some
older she gets (IV) more demanding she becomes. e) any any any
I II III IV
a) * * an a 38. A alternativa que corretamente preenche as lacunas I e II de:
b) * the an a 1. He did his …....... work.
c) a a the * 2. They cut … …... yesterday.
d) the a an a é:
e) a the the the I II
a) own theirself
29. A alternativa que corretamente preenche as lacunas I e II de: b) proper himselfs
….I…. Dr Brown refused to talk to…II…. doctor who wanted to help him. c) owe theirselves
Nota: o aparecimento de um asterisco (*) significa que nenhum artigo deve d) own themselves
ser usado. Essa nota também se aplica à questão nº 12, é: e) proper theirselfs
I II
a) the the O texto abaixo, extraído de SERENDIB, vol. 8, no 5, de set-out
b) * the 1989, é o assunto da questão 39. Leia-o com atenção.
c) * an
d) the a VITAL STATISTICS
e) the an Size: 65.610 square km
Location: 880 kilometres north of the equator, off
30. I apple II day keeps the doctor away. the southern tip of India
I II Capital: Sri Jayewar-denepura Kotte (102.000)
a) a the Commercial Capital: Colombo (643.000)
b) a a Population: 16.4 million
c) an a Density: 254 persons per square
d) the the Life expectancy at birth: 67.6 male; 70.9 female
e) an the Languages: Sinhala, Tamil, English.. Eng1ish is
widely spoken throughout Sri Lanka, except in
31. A alternativa que corretamente preenche as lacunas I, II e III de: remote villages.
The blue pencil is not I and it is not II either; it is III . é: Literacy rate: 87.2 %
I II III Annual per capita income: US$360
a) my his hers Ethnic groups: Sinhalese 74 %; Tamil is 18,1 %; Muslims 7,1 %;
b) your of her our Burghers (descendants from Dutch and Portuguese colonists) and others
c) mine of him your 0.8 %
d) yours hers mine Religions: Buddhism 69 %;Hinduism is %; Christianity 7 %; Islam 7 %
e) ours his her Major exports: Tea, rubber, coconut, gemstones, textiles, garments
Labor force: 46 %
32. A alternativa que corretamente preenche a lacuna de: Agriculture: 29 %
He is a friend of …............. industry and commerce:19 % services
é:
a) mine b) their c) of they d) my e) of your 39. Lendo as informações sobre Sri Lanka, concluímos que:
I- a expectativa de vida é maior para homens que para mulheres.
33. A alternativa que corretamente preenche as lacunas I e II de: II- todos os habitantes do país falam Inglês.
I book is this? III- é grande o número de analfabetos.
The girl II name I have forgotten looks like my sister. IV- o grupo étnico Burghers é formado por descendentes de colonizadores
é: dinamarqueses e portugueses.
I II a) os itens I, II, III e IV são verdadeiros
a) whose whose b) os itens I, II, III e IV são falsos;
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c) apenas o III é falso; 24. Letra C
d) apenas o IV é verdadeiro; 25. Letra D
e) apenas o II é verdadeiro. 26. Letra C
27. Letra B
40. A alternativa que corretamente preenche a lacuna de: 28. Letra E
He is __________ far the most intelligent man I know. 29. Letra B
a) at b) on c) in d) by e) of 30. Letra C
31. Letra D
41. A alternativa que corretamente preenche as lacunas I e II de: 32. Letra A
The aeroplane took ______ ______six o’clock. 33. Letra A
(I) (II) 34. Letra E
é: I II 35. Letra D
a) off at 36. Letra A
b) up in 37. Letra B
c) upwards at 38. Letra D
d) on on 39. Letra B
e) away up 40. Letra D
41. Letra A
42. A alternativa que corretamente preenche a lacuna de: 42. Letra E
Mr. Bernardes will arrive a week ___________ today. 43. Letra A
a) on b) of c) within d) in e) from 44. Letra A
45. Letra D
43. Not many people read (I) poetry, but quite (II) few read
(III) novels. AFA 2009 – FEITA PELO POLIEDRO
I II III
a) * a *
b) the * *
c) a a *
d) * * *
e) a the the
44. A alternativa abaixo que preenche a lacuna de:

Buses here never arrive ____________ time.
DANDO IDÉIA DE PONTUALIDADE.
a) on b) at c) in d) by e) up
45. A alternativa que corretamente preenche a lacuna de:

I always go to school_____________ foot.
a) of b) by c) at d) on e) in
ANSWER KEY
1.
a) Sempre que ele encontrava um problema intratável / difícil.
b) Ele ficava a pensar em seu trabalho e, inclusive, de forma mais clara
por causa da música.
ff) Perguntas possíveis:
 WHO FOUND CONCERTS PAINFUL TO ATTEND IN HIS LATER

YEARS ?
 WHEN DID CHARLES DARWIN FIND CONCERT PAINFUL TO ATTEND
?
 WHY DID CHARLES DARWIN FIND CONCERTS PAINFUL TO ATTEND
IN HIS LATER YEARS ?
3.
a) A grande biblioteca de Alexandria pegou fogo.
b) Estão se acabando ou sendo incorporadas à civilização moderna.
4.
b) “colocando em risco o seu futuro da mesma forma.”
c) Conforme desaparecem, também some a sabedoria insubstituível
deles.
5. A falta de confiança nos agentes de viagens que ele, com freqüência,
percebeu não serem competentes para um serviço satisfatório.
6. Os sócios podem consultar o clube quantas vezes quiserem, e podem
participar das excursões organizadas pelo próprio Geoffrey Littman.
7. Letra B
8. Letra A
9. Letra A
10.
 Elimina-se o risco de afundarem na lama do fundo do rio pela troca de
pernas;
 Há uma correlação inversa entre a freqüência de alternância de pernas e
a firmeza do terreno sobre o qual se encontra a ave.
11. Para Peter Verstage, a observação da leitora foi incompleta, inferindo-
o a completar a sua pergunta de forma mais abrangente; já Richard
Chandler foi mais sucinto e direto.
12. Letra E
13. Letra D
14. Letra D
15. Letra D
16. Letra B
17. Letra D
18. Letra A
19. Letra D
20. Letra D
21. Letra B
22. Letra A
23. Letra C
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Girl: I beg your pardon.
Louise: Your phone call is over! Two minutes and twenty-seven
seconds divided by seven is twenty-one, triple of seven.
Girl: Oh, that’s right.
1) Uma frase que contenha um gerúndio:
2) Uma frase que contenha uma question-tag:
3) Uma frase que contenha o verbo haver/existir conjugado:
4) Uma frase que contenha um imperativo:
5) Uma frase que contenha um raciocínio matemático:
 Text 2
 Retire do texto abaixo, retirado do próprio livro, o que se pede a seguir:

MUSIC: A Classy Classical Kid.
Hayley Westenra isn’t – and never was – your average teen. At
10, she busked on New Zealand’s streets to earn pocket money, later
recording songs for family and friends with the proceeds. Now she’s 16, and
“Pure”, her first international album, has become the world’s fastest-selling
classical debut. At first glimpse of the wide, winsome smile on her album
cover, one would be forgiven for thinking of Westenra as just another
classical – lite teen being groomed to spice up the biz. Global sales of
classical music are rapidly eroding, and labels are desperate for new stars
with sparkly styles to bring in a much-needed younger audience. But it’s
worth repeating that Westenra isn’t your average teen – and she’s not your
average classical popstar. her album includes sentimental ballads, but also
MAIS QUESTÕES – VESTIBULARES CIVIS Text 1 two beautiful traditional Maori songs. The emotinal range of “Pokarekare
Retire do texto abaixo, retirado do próprio livro, o que se pede a Ana” is simple, but Westenra’s rendition sends shivers down the spine.
seguir: She’s even bravely tackled the tricky Kate Bush classic “Wuthering Heights”.
A TALK WITH A NUMEROLOGIST Though she doesn’t quite get to the guts of the song’s deranged wildness,
Westenra makes up for it with a piercing clarity and forcefulness. To be
Louise: Hello! This is Madame Louise speaking. sure, “Pure” might not captivate the purists. But beyond the sugary pop
Girl: You’re a numerologist, aren’t you ? there’s a ton of star quality in this teen’s outstanding voice. It makes us hope
Louise: Yes, I am. When were you born ? she’s here to stay.
Girl: You don’t mind if I ask you the questions, do you ? (Newsweek, October 23, 2003)
Louise: Of course not. What number exactly do you want me to
speak about ? 1) Uma frase que contenha um gerúndio:
Girl: Seven. Speak everything about number seven, will you ?
Louise: That’s OK. The head has seven openings: two eyes, two
nostrils, two years and one mouth. Seven days of 2) Uma frase que contenha um present perfect:
creation. Seven days in the week. Seven dwarfs. Seven
musical notes. Seven colors in the rainbow. Seven
heavenly bodies.. 3) Uma frase que contenha um superlativo de superioridade:
Girl: Excuse me. You committed a mistake here, didn’t you ?
Louise: The sun, the moon and five planets that you can see
WITHOUT a telescope.
Girl: Well, I guess there’s nothing else, is there ? 4) Uma frase que contenha adjetivo possessivo:
Louise: Seven Wonders of the Ancient World and Seven
Wonders of the Modern World.
Girl That’s amazing, isn’t it ? 5) Uma frase que contenha um pronome oblíquo:
Louise: Seven deadly sins. Seven virtues. Seven gifts.
Girl: What about the Seventh Heaven ?
Louise: It’s an early belief of the Islamic religion. There are
seven heavens, one right above the other, getting better PUC-RIO 2001
as they go higher. The better a person is on earth, the Text 1
ore likely he is to go to the Seventh Heaven. THE INTERNET AND GUTEMBERG
Girl: Could you speak about the Seven Wonders ?
Louise: Listen. I’m a numerologist, not a historian.
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In our self-absorbed age, everything is the newest NewThing or the From Seattle Times, August 13, 2000
biggest Big Thing. This spirit inevitably invests the Internet with
transcendent significance. Steve Case of America Online already calls the 7) The main purpose of this passage is to:
new century "the Internet Century," and some authorities whisper that the
Internet rivals the importance of Gutemberg's invention of the printing press (A) present an efficient substitute for a low-fat diet.
in the 15th century. We suffer from historical amnesia. Suppose you were (B) criticize those who prefer to take the elevators and escalators.
born in 1900. You wouldn't yet watch movies, let alone global TV. The (C) argue that taking the stairs is the latest fashion in health clinics.
airplane hadn't been invented, and Henry Ford wouldn't produce the first (D) complain against people who do not work out on a daily basis.
Model T until 1908. (E) inform people about the benefits of taking the stairs.
Fewer than 10 percent of U.S. homes had phones, and fewer than 8
percent had electricity. Antibiotics hadn't been discovered. As yet the 8) According to the passage all the following statements about "taking the
Internet isn't in the same league with these developments. Each changed stairs" are true, ,
lifestyles and popular beliefs. The automobile suburbanized America and EXCEPT one. Mark it:
inaugurated mass travel.
Antibiotics, vaccines and public-health advances helped raise life
expectancy from 46 in 1900 to 77 today. The explosion of prosperity - a (A) Taking the stairs can make one's life longer.
consequence of electricity, other technologies and modern management - (B) Climbing stairs regularly can result in weight loss.
shortened working hours and expanded leisure. Movies and TV transformed (C) The use of stairs is now recommended in health treatments.
popular culture. As a matter of fact, the Internet is too young for anyone to (D) The advantages of taking the stairs are supported by scientific research.
foretell its ultimate significance. Our historical amnesia could benefit from (E) The treatment offered by alternative health clinics is more accessible
the words of a Tennessee farmer at a church meeting in the 1940s. and healthier.
"Brothers and sisters, I want to tell you this," he said. "The greatest thing on
earth is to have the love of God in your heart, and the next greatest is to Text 3
have electricity in your home." Can the Internet really top that? SHALL WE DANCE?
From Newsweek, January 24, 2000
NIGHTCLUBS NIGHTCLUBS
1) In "self-absorbed" underlined means: IN LONDON OUTSIDE LONDON
IN MANCHESTER
(A) materialistic. Fabric The Music Box
(B) revolutionary. 77A Charterhouse Street, EC1. Oxford Street.
(C) self-admiring. Tel: 0044-20-74900444 Tel: 0044-161-8195205
(D) competitive. Capacity: 2,000 Capacity: 800
(E) self-conscious Entrance fee: £7-£15 Entrance fee: £7-£8
Best night: Addiction, Best night: Electric Chair,
2) We suffer from historical amnesia (lines 7 and 24) because: Sundays 9pm-5am Monthly on Saturdays,
9pm-4am
(A) we fail to remember some wise words uttered back in the 40s. Bagley's IN LIVERPOOL
(B) we invest all developments with unparalleled significance. Kings Cross Depot, Goods Way, Nation
(C) we tend to forget major developments and inventions of the past. N1 Wolstenholme Square
(D) it is too soon to assess the importance of the Internet. Tel: 0044-20-72782171 Tel: 0044-151-7091693
(E) the lessons of the past are necessarily forgotten. Capacity: 3,000 Capacity: 3,500
Entrance fee: £10-£14 Entrance fee: £8-£10
3) What is the main idea of the second paragraph? Best night: Freedom, Best night: Cream,
Saturdays 10pm - 7am Saturdays 10 pm-4am
Notting Hill Arts Club
(A) The Model T was a car manufactured by Henry Ford in 1908. 21 Notting Hill Gate, W11
(B) The invention of antibiotics was less important than that of the Internet. Tel: 0044-20-74604459
(C) The use of electric power and telephone services was not widespread in Capacity: 200
1900. Entrance fee: free
(D) So far the Internet hasn't proved to be as important as some earlier Best night: Fortnightly on
inventions. Sundays 4pm-11pm
(E) Movies and cable TV were not available at the turn of the century. Mass
The Brix, St Matthews Church,
4) Mark the only correct alternative: Brixton Hill, London W2
Tel: 0044-20-77371016
(A) "these" (line 14) refers to "antibiotics" (line 12). Capacity: 1,000
(B) "its" (line 23) refers to "Internet" (line 22). Entrance fee: £6-£8
(C) "this" (line 26) refers to "historical amnesia" (line 24). Best night: Movement,
(D) "this" (line 26) refers to "church meeting" (line 25). Monthly on Saturdays.
(E) "that" (line 29) refers to "home" (line 28). 10pm-6am
5) The third paragraph is structured by: 9) Check the only source in which Text 3 could NOT be found.
(A) A website.
(A) generalization and exemplification. (B) A travel guide.
(B) definition and exemplification. (C) A British newspaper.
(C) definition and comparison. (D) A phone book.
(D) classification and argumentation. (E) An international magazine.
(E) classification and description.
10) You are visiting the United Kingdom and want to dance in fashionable
6) Check the only true statement according to the text. clubs. Check the item which presents a suitable choice according to the
information found in Text 3.
(A) Popular culture is a consequence of movies and global TV.
(B) The automobile allowed people to live far from the center of big cities. WHAT YOU SEEK BEST CHOICE(S)
(C) In the year 1900 electricity was more common in U.S. homes than A club outside London that
(A) Nation
telephones. opens before 10pm
(D) Some authorities believe that the Internet will replace the printing press. A large London club that closes
(B) Bagley's
(E) All religious people believe that electricity is the greatest thing on earth past 6am
besides God's love An expensive club with limited Notting Hill Arts Club
(C)
capacity
An entrance fee not higher than
Text 2
(D) £10 and the largest capacities in Mass
"Take the stairs" is a common exercise tip in lifestyle behavior modification London
programs, once strictly a mainstay of alternative health clinics and now part To have a great Sunday
(E) Fabric
afternoon
of everyday medicine at the country's biggest hospitals and clinics. The
accessible act of bypassing the escalator or elevator can help keep off GABARITO
pounds and even extend your life, according to research. As one study at
Cleveland Clinic showed, covering two flights of stairs daily can result in a 1) Resposta
loss of up to 10 pounds in a year. Other findings indicate that using the (C) self-admiring.
stairs 10 minutes per day can add one to two years to your life. Para acertar, o candidato deverá entender o sentido global da expressão "self-absorbed age",
a qual aparece no início do primeiro parágrafo do Texto 1. A partir da leitura atenta desse
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texto, entende-se que estamos vivendo uma era passível de ser descrita como "self-
absorbed" por ser narcisista, na medida em que considera seus avanços e invenções
superiores aos que ocorreram anteriormente na história da humanidade. A única resposta a) obtiveram endereços de e-mail de estudantes e funcionários da
que reproduz esse sentido é (C), "self-admiring". Universidade do Texas.
2) Resposta
b) inseriram nomes falsos no computador para obterem números de
(C) we tend to forget major developments and inventions of the past. “Social Security”.
O candidato deverá identificar, na opção correta, uma justificativa para a afirmação, feita pelo c) roubaram informações da Internet para obterem números de cartões
autor nas linhas 7 e 24 do Texto 1, de que sofremos de "amnésia histórica". A alternativa que de crédito.
dá corretamente essa justificativa é (C), segundo a qual nós tendemos a esquecer
importantes avanços e invenções ocorridas no passado. O uso do verbo "forget" ("esquecer") d) conseguiram desviar dinheiro de algumas contas bancárias.
no enunciado da opção correta reforça a relação estabelecida com a idéia de amnésia. e) invadiram as dependências da Universidade do Texas para obterem
3) Resposta acesso aos seus computadores.
(D) So far the Internet hasn't proved to be as important as some earlier inventions.
O candidato deverá ser capaz de identificar a opção que sintetiza a idéia principal do Questão 2
segundo parágrafo do Texto 1. Essa idéia se encontra delineada no último período do Segundo o texto,
parágrafo, em que o autor diz que a Internet ainda não alcançou a importância de grandes
avanços ocorridos já no século XX e mencionados no início do trecho. A resposta que
expressa a idéia principal do parágrafo é (D); as demais reproduzem algumas afirmações do a) o incidente causado pelos hackers já havia sido previsto por Daniel A.
trecho, embora não sintetizem, de forma alguma, a idéia central do mesmo. Updegrove no site da escola.
4) Resposta b) o promotor Travis County afirma que as investigações haviam sido
(B) "its" (line 23) refers to "Internet" (line 22). feitas na última quarta-feira em Austin e Houston.
Para acertar esta questão de referência, o candidato deverá perceber que, das alternativas
propostas, a única relação pronome/antecedente correta observa-se entre "its" (linha 23) e
c) Ronnie Earle se prontificou a fornecer comentários mais detalhados
"Internet" (linha 22). A opção certa é, portanto, a letra (B). sobre o caso às autoridades federais.
d) o incidente ocorrido na Universidade do Texas foi descoberto por
5) Resposta alguns funcionários ao detectarem uma falha no computador.
(A) generalization and exemplification.
A questão trabalha com a organização retórica do terceiro parágrafo do Texto 1. Para e) além dos funcionários da Universidade do Texas, um total de 55.000
acertar, o candidato deverá ser capaz de perceber que a primeira frase do parágrafo faz uma estudantes foi vítima do incidente causado pelos hackers.
generalização, a saber, que as invenções e descobertas citadas no parágrafo anterior
mudaram estilos de vida e crenças populares. Em seguida, o trecho destacado apresenta
exemplos que ilustram tal generalização. Esses exemplos compreendem a invenção do Questão 3
automóvel, a descoberta dos antibióticos, das vacinas e da eletricidade, dentre outros. A Assinale a alternativa em que o trecho “It wasn’t clear whether the
opção que retrata corretamente a estrutura na qual se baseia o parágrafo indicado é (A). information was used to illegally obtain credit cards...”, no segundo
parágrafo do texto, é reescrito de forma adequada e sem prejuízo de
6) Resposta
(B) The automobile allowed people to live far from the center of big cities. significado.
O candidato deverá ser capaz de perceber que, de todas as alternativas oferecidas, a única
que contém uma afirmação verdadeira, de acordo com as idéias expostas no Texto 1, é (B).
A tese de que o automóvel possibilitou que as pessoas vivessem longe dos centros das
a) It wasn’t clear whereas the information was used to illegally obtain
grandes cidades corresponde à afirmação "The automobile suburbanized America", credit cards...
encontrada nas linhas 15 e 16 do texto examinado. b) It wasn’t clear when the information was used to illegally obtain credit
cards...
7) Resposta
(E) inform people about the benefits of taking the stairs. c) It wasn’t clear if the information was used to illegally obtain credit
Para acertar, o candidato deverá ser capaz de compreender que o objetivo principal do Texto cards...
2 é informar o leitor sobre os benefícios decorrentes do uso freqüente de escadas, conforme
explicitado na opção (E).
d) It wasn’t clear why the information was used to illegally obtain credit
cards...
8) Resposta e) It wasn’t clear how the information was used to illegally obtain credit
(E) The treatment offered by alternative health clinics is more accessible and healthier. cards...
O candidato deverá ser capaz de identificar a opção (E) como a única que contém uma
afirmativa falsa, já que em nenhum momento o Texto 2 afirma que o tratamento oferecido por
clínicas alternativas é mais acessível e mais saudável. Questão 4
Considere a frase “School officials said they were notifying the
9) Resposta victims.”, no segundo parágrafo do texto. Assinale a alternativa em que a
(D) A phone book.
O candidato deverá ser capaz de reconhecer que a única publicação na qual o Texto 3 não transposição dessa frase para o discurso direto está correta.
pode ser encontrado é o caderno de telefones/catálogo telefônico ( nos EUA o catálogo
telefônico é chamado coloquialmente de "phone book"), já que informações relativas a
valores de ingresso e ao melhor dia para se ir a um determinado clube noturno são comuns
a) “We were notifying the victims,” school officials said.
em sites da Internet, guias turísticos, jornais e revistas internacionais, mas não em b) “We are notifying the victims,” school officials said.
cadernos/catálogos telefônicos. Conseqüentemente, a opção correta é (D). c) “We have been notifying the victims,” school officials said.
10) Resposta d) “We notified the victims,” school officials said.
(B) A large London club that closes past 6am / Bagley's
O candidato deverá examinar as especificidades de cada clube noturno e encontrar, dentre
e) “We notify the victims,” school officials said.
os que têm capacidade para um grande número de pessoas, aquele que fecha após as 6
horas da manhã. De acordo com o texto, Bagley's é o único que atende a esses requisitos. A Leia o texto a seguir e responda às questões de 5 à 8.
resposta certa é (B).
Internet Cafes' Phone Service Fills a Void
FUVEST - 2004 TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras -- With their simple wooden desks and
I N G L Ê S glowing computer screens, the Internet cafes in this capital city look much
Leia o texto e responda às questões de 1 à 4. like those popping up around the rest of the world, except practically no
one's typing. They're all talking.
Hackers Breach Student Database at the University of Texas A few inches from the door of the Multinet Cybercafe, a woman in
sandals is gossiping about some acquaintances into a black phone-like
AUSTIN -- Hackers broke into a University of Texas database receiver connected by a cord to the back of a machine. Across from her, a
and stole the names, Social Security numbers and e-mail addresses of man is inquiring about a job. Herman Mejilla, an accountant, is chatting
more than 55,000 students, former students and employees, officials said. with his fiancee in New Jersey, asking how her university studies are going.
It wasn't clear whether the information was used to illegally "Te extraño," he says. I miss you. In
obtain credit cards or withdraw money from bank accounts. School officials Latin America and other developing areas, Internet cafes have become this
said they were notifying the victims. generation's equivalent of the telephone booth.
Travis County prosecutor Ronnie Earle said search warrants The voice transmissions aren't perfect. They
related to the case were served late Wednesday in Austin and Houston. He are sometimes garbled by static or metallic echoes. Calls occasionally get
declined further comment. Federal authorities did not immediately return dropped or don't get through at all. But the phone cafes have
calls. become a lifeline for many Hondurans who often use them to talk to
The theft was discovered Sunday when employees found a relatives and friends in the United States. In a country where home phone
computer malfunction, according to Daniel A. Updegrove, the university's lines are hard to come by, the Internet phones are the only way many can
vice president for information technology, who described the incident on the keep in touch.
school's Web site. In Honduras, only about 44 of every 1,000 people had a phone in
The database was hacked into from a computer in Austin several 1999, the latest year for which figures are available from the World Bank
times beginning on Feb. 26 and ending Sunday. Updegrove said the Group's development indicators database. In neighboring Nicaragua, the
hackers used a program to query the database with 3 million potential Social figure is 30 of every 1,000; in Guatemala, 55; and in El Salvador, 76.
Security numbers, resulting in about 55,200 successful matches.
Updegrove acknowledged that the breach could have been prevented with Internet phone service is not only more readily available than normal phone
basic precautions. service, it's significantly cheaper, too: 5 to 10 cents a minute, vs. the $1 to $1.50
Washington Post, March 7, 2003 per minute charged by monopoly telephone providers. In Honduras, where per
Questão 1 capita income was about $850 in 2000, it's an obvious bargain.
Segundo o texto, alguns hackers Phone cafes are concentrated in Latin
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America but have proliferated worldwide. Few of these businesses are run by
corporations. They are mostly mom-and-pop operations. a) um método fácil de ser utilizado, mas pode causar efeitos colaterais.
Washington Post, April 18, 2002
b) composto de contas vermelhas que marcam os dias inférteis do ciclo
menstrual.
Questão 5
Segundo o texto, a finalidade da maioria das pessoas que freqüenta os “Internet c) composto de contas marrons que marcam os dias férteis do ciclo
cafes” de Tegucigalpa é menstrual.
d) composto de contas fosforescentes que marcam o início do ciclo
a) reunir-se com os amigos para conversar. menstrual.
b) participar de sessões de bate-papo pela Internet (chats). e) um instrumento de auxílio ao controle da natalidade semelhante a um
c) conversar por telefone. colar.
d) procurar emprego por meio da Internet. GABARITO:
e) comunicar-se com os pais e amigos nos E.U.A. via Internet.
1) A
2) D
Questão 6 3) C
De acordo com o texto, o serviço de telefone da Internet em Honduras 4) B
5) C
6) A
a) é mais prontamente disponível do que o serviço telefônico 7) E
convencional. 8) B
b) é mais caro do que o serviço telefônico convencional. 9) B
10) E
c) é, em sua maioria, administrado por corporações. TESTE EXTRA- PARA TRADUÇÃO
d) está disponível também em cabines telefônicas.
e) era acessível a apenas 44 entre 1.000 habitantes de Honduras em 1º THE BRAZILIAN AEROSPACE MUSEUM/ O MUSEU AEROESPACIAL
1999.
The idea of estabilishing a Brazilian aerospace museum is not and was
Questão 7 born from the necessity of promoting the achievements made by the
Assinale a alternativa que apresenta o uso correto do Presente Perfeito do Brazilian aviation ¸ both civil and military ¸ whose origins date back to 1913.
verbo “become”, como em “...Internet cafes have become this generation’s In 1943¸ with the past facing the present ¸ Air Minister Salgado Filho¸
equivalent of the telephone booth.”, no quinto parágrafo do texto. organizer of the Brazilian Air Force in it´s initial phase¸ decided upon the
criation of a Museum. However¸ after colleting the artifacts¸ work had to be
interrupted for lack of na adequate place that would offer suitable conditions
a) He has become a political leader in 1984. for safekeeping of these historical objects.
b) She has become a U.S. citizen before she moved to Australia. Several years passed and during Air Minister Nero Moura’s
c) She has become a widow right after the war. administration¸ new attempts were made to establish the Museum¸ although
for the same reasons mentioned above¸ this endeavour did not see fruition
d) She has become his wife five years ago.
Nevertheless¸ this project was not forgotten and 1973¸ renewed
e) He has become ill. attempts were made¸ especially since time had taken it´s toll and several
important documents and objects were irreparably damaged.
Questão 8 With tha tranfer of the Aeronautics School to São Paulo¸ under the
Assinale a alternativa que apresenta a voz ativa correta da frase “Few of new name Air Force Academy ¸ a suitable site was available for the
these businesses are run by corporations.”, no último parágrafo do texto. Museum. The Air Minister of that period. Lieutnant Brigadier Joelmir
Campos de Arararipe Macedo¸ himself a military aviation pioneer of great
a) Corporations ran few of these businesses. vision¸ was the executor of this undertaking. Through Decree N-72.553 of
b) Corporations run few of these businesses. July 31st of 1973¸ the Brazilian Aerospace Museum was finally created at
Campo of Afonsos¸ birthplace of our military aviation.
c) Corporations are ran by few of these businesses. With the first step taken¸ a name was remembered to direct this
d) Corporations were run by few of these businesses. undertaking: Major Joao Maria de Monteiro. Eminent researcher of
e) Corporations have run few of these businesses. aeronautical affairs ¸ Major Monteiro not only executed this project ¸ but led
the Museum to a prominent position in the Brazilian and world scenario.
Leia o texto a seguir e responda às questões de 33 a 36 With the assistance of a small¸ but highly specialized staff¸ work was
initiated in January of 1974¸ with tha restoration of aircraft and other related
Reading The Beads equipment¸ while the buildings and hangars destined for the Museum were
adapted.
THERE’S NO DOUBT about it: birth control is maddening. Pills After instense and ardous labor¸Major Monteiro and his staff handed
are simple enough to use but can cause damaging side effects. Condoms over the Brazilian Aerospace Museum to Air Minister Araripe Macedo¸ ready
and diaphragms are expensive–and a pain. And, let’s face it, natural (read: for inauguration¸ which occurred on the 18th of October of 1976. This was
unpredictable) birth control just doesn’t work. the consolidation of na idea born in 1943 and finally ¸ Brazilian Aeronautical
Or does it? CycleBeads, a new, colorful, necklace-like gadget, History had found a shelter that it had seeked for so long.
serves as a visual aid to help a woman accurately track her menstrual cycle. The Brazilian Aerospace Museum is not the only one of it´s kind in
They’re available online ($12.50 at cyclebeads.com) and they’re simple to South and Central America¸ although it´s ¸ without doubt¸ the largest¸ most
use: just move the black rubber band from bead to bead during the course complete and best presented. Occupying a covered area of more than
of the month. A red bead marks the start of a woman’s period, brown beads 16000 square meters¸ the Museum possesses over 5000 items on display¸
mark infertile days and glow-in-the-dark beads mark the fertile days. In 54 aircraft on exhibit¸ some rare or unique¸ and a further six airplanes
trials, CycleBeads have proved more than 95 percent effective when used presently being restored.
correctly. Now USAID hopes to make them available around the world.. “It One of the most visited museums in Brazil¸ the Aerospace Museum
will be very effective for a certain small select population,” says Susan Ross carries out several activies such as guided tours¸ projection of historical
of CARE, who has been overseeing a CycleBeads study in Uttar Pradesh, films and assintance of the scholastic network. Several requests of a
India. The gadget could be especially useful in rural areas, says Ross, as technical or historical nature regarding aviation ¸ even from abroad ¸are
women wouldn’t need to visit their health clinic to restock. constantly made and acknowledged. Museum possesses a Projection and
But not everyone is keen on reading the beads. Some family- Conference Room with a seating capacity for 88 persons¸ a Library
planning groups are skeptical, arguing that natural methods work only with specialized on aviation related subjets and an archive.
abstinence. Still, CycleBeads might be worth a shot. If nothing else, they
make for a nice night light.  GABARITO Português (tradução)
A idéia de implantação do Museu Aeroespacial Brasileiro é antiga e fruto da vontade
– ANNA KUCHMENT de se promover as façanhas da aviação brasileira civil e militar¸ cujas origens vem desde
Newsweek, December 30, 2002 a data de 1913.
Questão 9 Em 1943¸ do confronto do passado com o presente¸ o Ministro do Ar Salgado
Filho¸organizador da Força Aérea Brasileira em sua fase inicial¸ determinou a criação
Segundo o texto, do museu. Entretanto¸ logo após a coleta do acervo¸ os trabalhos foram interrompidos
por falta de local adequado e que oferecesse condições necessárias para fosse
a) os métodos anticoncepcionais estão cada vez mais sofisticados. resguardado aqueles obejetos históricos.
Diversos anos se passaram e durante a administração do Ministro do Ar Nero
b) o diafragma é um método anticoncepcional caro. Moura¸nova tentativa foi feita no sentido de estabelecer o Museu¸ contudo pelas
c) o uso do diafragma pode causar dor. mesmas razões mencionadas acima ¸ este empenho não tornouse realidade.
Todavia¸ este projeto não foi esquecido e em 1973¸ o esforço ganhou novo fôlego¸
d) o custo dos preservativos é barato para a população. especialmente quando o tempo ocasionou a perda irreparável de diversos objetos e
e) o controle da natalidade simplesmente não funciona. documentos de valor inestimável .
Com a transferencia da Escola de Aeronáutica para São Paulo com nova
denominação de Academia da Força Aérea ¸foi deixada uma apropriada área para o
Questão 10 Museu. O Ministro naquele período¸ tenente brigadeiro Joelmir Campos de Araripe
Segundo o texto, CycleBeads é Macedo ¸ militar de grande visão ¸ que já tinha participado de vários eventos pioneiros
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da aviação ¸foi seu realizador. Através do decreto n 72.553¸ de 31 de julho de 1973¸ C) As we learn how essential water is to life.
finalmente foi criado o Museu Aeroespacial ¸ no Campo dos Afonsos ¸ berço de nossa D) As we oppose the construction of dams, reservoirs, and aqueducts.
aviação militar.
Com o primeiro passo dado ¸ um nome foi lembrado para dirigir esse empreendimento: E) As we pay attention to wasteful use of water.
Major Joao Maria Monteiro. Notável pesquisador dos assuntos aeronáuticos ¸ Major Monteiro
não só executou esse projeto¸ como também conduziu o Museu a uma notável posição de 7) Which sentence best expresses the main idea of this selection?
destaque tanto no cenário brasileiro ¸ quanto no mundial. A) To avoid scarcity of water supplies, we need to keep it clean and use it
Com o auxílio de uma pequena¸ porém altamente especializada equipe¸ o trabalho foi
iniciado em Janeiro de 1974¸ com a restauração de aeronaves e outros equipamentos well.
relacionados¸ enquanto as construções e hangares para o Museu eram adaptados. B) Though people used to believe water resources were unlimited, they are
Após intenso e árduo trabalho¸ o Major Monteiro e sua equipe entregaram o Museu scarce.
Aeroespacial brasileiro para o Ministro do Ar Araripe Macedo¸ pronto para a C) Because modern agriculture and industry require more water, supplies
inauguração¸ que aconteceu em 18 de Outubro de 1976. Esta era a consolidação de
uma idéia nascida em 1943 e finalmente ¸ a história aeronáutica brasileira¸ tinha are scarce.
finalmente conseguido o abrigo tão almejado por tanto tempo. D) Water supplies cannot meet the increasing requirements of modern life.
O Museu Aerospacial Brasileiro não e o único do gênero na América do Sul e E) Water supplies can be preserved if farmers cut back on irrigation.
Central ¸ contudo é sem dúvida o maior¸ mais completo e melhor apresentado. Ocupa
mais de 16000 metros quadradosde área coberta¸ com mais de 5000 peças em
exposição¸ 54 aeronaves exibição¸ alguma raras ou únicas¸ além disso 6 aeronaves no 8) Which of the following best describes the author’s attitude towards the
momento estão sendo restauradas. topic?
Um dos mais visitados museus no Brasil¸ o Museu Aeroespacial conduz diversas A) nostalgic.
atividades como passeios guiados¸ projeção de filmes históricos e atendimento a rede B) concerned.
escolar¸ desde o 1º grau ao nível universitário. Recebe inúmeros pedidos de
informações técnicas ou históricas sobre aviação ¸ são constantemente enviadas e C) angry.
recebidas . O Museu possui uma sala de projeção e conferências com capacidade de D) surprised.
assentar 88 pessoas ¸ uma biblioteca especializada em matérias de aviação e um E) accusative.
arquivo.
Fonte: The Brazilian Aerospace Museum—1978.
9) Mark the item that DOES NOT contain an expression that indicates
‘time’:
PUC-RIO 2000 - INGLÊS
A) Once considered an unlimited resource...
 Read the text below and answer the questions accordingly.
B) Though most countries still have adequate supplies...
Preserving the Essence of Life
C) With more than a third of the world...
National Geographic, October 1998 (p.71) .
D) In the past, dams, reservoirs, and aqueducts delivered...
Once considered an unlimited resource free for the taking, clean
E) To have enough water in the long run,...
water is becoming a scarce and valuable commodity. Though most
countries still have adequate supplies, continued depletion of wells
and springs, wasteful use, and pollution will reduce what is available in 10) Considering the last sentence of paragraph 3, which of the
the future . following would most likely be a possible continuation for the text?
As economies in Asia, Africa, and Latin America develop, A) A description of possible steps to control water waste and pollution.
competition for water between industry and agriculture will likely intensify, B) A discussion of how difficult and expensive it is to purify water.
driving up its cost. With more than a third of the world’s harvest grown on C) A discussion of how the situation is unlikely to improve.
irrigated land, price wars over water can make food more expensive. In D) A scientific explanation of technologies to purify water.
addition, modern agriculture requires more water than any other activity, E) A description of people’s reactions to water pollution.
accounting for 70 to 80 percent of all use. If farmers are forced to cut back,
they will have to find new agrarian strategies.  GABARITO
1) Resposta: A) impoverishment.
In the past, dams, reservoirs, and aqueducts delivered water to O candidato deverá perceber, através do contexto, que a palavra ‘depletion’ significa,
meet increased demand. Today, however, economic and environmental costs no texto, ‘impoverishment’, ou seja, empobrecimento, estando ligada à noção de que poços e
generate opposition to new construction in many places. To have enough water fontes (‘wells and springs’) de água poderão esvair-se no futuro. Esta palavra, no texto, não
in the long run, we now must pay more attention to using it efficiently and tem o sentido de ‘increase’(aumento), ‘development’ (desenvolvimento), ‘preservation’
(preservação), ‘exploitation’ (exploração).
keeping it cleaner as we do so.
1) The word “depletion” underlined can be best replaced by: 2) Resposta: A) impoverishment.
A) impoverishment. O candidato deverá perceber, através do contexto, que a palavra ‘depletion’ significa,
B) increase. no texto, ‘impoverishment’, ou seja, empobrecimento, estando ligada à noção de que poços e
fontes (‘wells and springs’) de água poderão esvair-se no futuro. Esta palavra, no texto, não
C) development. tem o sentido de ‘increase’(aumento), ‘development’ (desenvolvimento), ‘preservation’
D) preservation. (preservação), ‘exploitation’ (exploração).
E) exploitation.
2) The word “its”, in the phrase underlined “driving up its cost”, refers 3) Resposta: E) II, IV and V.
O candidato deverá identificar possíveis conseqüências da escassez de água
to: apontadas nos parágrafos 1 e 2, entre elas a guerra de preços para água, a necessidade de
A) The price of water for industry and agriculture. novas estratégias agrárias a serem implementadas por fazendeiros, e o aumento no preço da
B) The cost of agricultural and industrial development. comida. A poluição e o uso excessivo da água são apontados, no parágrafo 1, como causas
C) The cost of life in Asia, Africa, and Latin America. da escassez de água. O candidato deverá, portanto, fazer as escolhas II, IV e V.
D) The cost of available resources of water.
4) Resposta: C) Agriculture is responsible for more than 70% of the total use of water.
E) The competition for better prices of water. Para acertar esta questão o candidato deverá identificar como verdadeira a afirmativa
3) Examine paragraphs 1 and 2. According to them, what are possible (c) de que a agricultura é responsável por mais de 70% do uso total de água, ou seja, entre
consequences of water shortage? 70 a 80 por cento (‘70 to 80 percent of all use’), idéia presente na linha 8-9. O candidato
I – excessive use. deverá identificar como falsas as alternativas (a) e (b), já que o texto afirma que a agricultura
requer mais água do que qualquer outra atividade, e que mais de um terço da produção
II – price wars. agrícola vem de terras irrigadas. São também falsas as alternativas (d) e (e) porque são
III – pollution. expressas como certezas, representadas pelo auxiliar ‘will’ e o advérbio ‘certainly’, enquanto
IV – new agrarian strategies. no texto as idéias que contêm são apresentadas apenas como possibilidades, representadas
V – more expensive food. por um auxiliar modal (‘can make food more expensive’) e uma forma condicional (‘if farmers
The correct choices are: are forced’).
A) I, II and IV. 5) Resposta: B) In line 7 “ As economies in Asia, Africa, and Latin America
B) I, IV and V. develop,...”(cause) .
C) I, III and IV. O candidato deverá ser capaz de associar as expressões conectivas com o
D) I, III and IV. significado sugerido, verificando que apenas o par ‘as’ - ‘cause’ não apresenta
correspondência adequada, já que o conectivo não estabelece, no texto, uma relação de
E) II, IV and V. causalidade entre idéias, mas sim uma relação temporal de simultaneidade. Os demais
4) In paragraph 2, the author says that: conectivos ajudam a estabelecer a relação lógica sugerida pelos significados sugeridos.
A) Industrial activities require more water than agricultural activities.
B) Irrigation is important for less than 30% of the world’s agricultural 6) Resposta: E) As we pay attention to wasteful use of water.
production. Para acertar esta questão de referência, o candidato deverá perceber que a
expressão ‘as we do so’ refere-se à oração ‘using it efficiently’.
C) Agriculture is responsible for more than 70% of the total use of water.
D) Food will certainly become more expensive because of price wars. 7) Resposta: A) To avoid scarcity of water supplies, we need to keep it clean and use it well.
E) Farmers will be forced to reduce the use of water for irrigation. Para acertar esta questão, o candidato deverá identificar a alternativa que se refere
ao texto como um todo refletindo a sua idéia principal que gira em torno de três componentes
básicos: não desperdiçar água, manter a água limpa e usar a água de forma apropriada.
5) The words in parentheses indicate the logical relations established by the Estes componentes estão presentes apenas na alternativa (a). As demais alternativas
underlined words. Choose the pair that IS NOT appropriate. expressam idéias contidas no texto, mas são apenas parciais, não refletindo sua idéia
A) “ Though most countries still have adequate supplies...” (opposition) . principal.
B) “ As economies in Asia, Africa, and Latin America develop,...” (cause) . 8) Resposta: B) concerned.
C) “ In addition, modern agriculture requires more water than...” O candidato deverá inferir que a expressão que melhor representa a atitude do autor
(inclusion) . é ‘concerned’, já que ele mostra-se preocupado com a questão da água e discute os
D) “ If farmers are forced to cut back, they will have to...” (condition) . problemas relacionados a ela. O autor não se mostra nostálgico, irado, surpreso ou
E) “ Today, however, economic and environmental costs ...” (contrast) . acusativo em relação às idéias que apresenta.
9) Resposta: C) ....................With more than a third of the world... (line 10) .

6) The expression “ as we do so” underlined approximately means: Para acertar esta questão, o candidato deverá conhecer o significado de diversas
A) As we face environmental costs. expressões temporais em inglês, e identificá-las nas sentenças do texto, independentemente
B) As we meet increased demand for water. de sua posição na sentença. As expressões ‘once’(no passado), ‘still’ (ainda), ‘in the past’ (no
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passado) e ‘in the long run’ (a longo prazo) referem-se ao tempo presente, passado ou futuro. Na questão 2 da prova de Inglês, a banca julgou adequado aceitar a opção
A frase ‘with more than a third of the world’ não contém nenhuma expressão temporal. "b" como satisfatória, além da opção "a", considerada a melhor escolha.
10) Resposta: A) A description of possible steps to control water waste and pollution. 3
A inferência que se pode fazer a partir da última sentença do parágrafo 3 é que uma possível In paragraph 2, the author says that David Snowdon has been
continuação para o texto deveria retomar as idéias aí propostas, ou seja, o uso eficiente da investigating the nuns:
água e a manutenção de sua pureza. Estas duas idéias estão contidas na opção (a) que a) For more than fifteen years.
propõe uma descrição dos possíveis passos no sentido de controlar o uso da água e a b) For less than fifteen years.
poluição. Ao escolher esta alternativa, o candidato mostrará que é capaz de estabelecer
encadeamento de idéias e de desenvolver um texto com coerência. c) For a couple of years.
d) For about fifteen years.
Prova objetiva realizada no dia 21/07/2001 – PUC - 2002 e) For a dozen of years.
Resposta:
 Questões d) For about fifteen years.
Para acertar esta questão, o candidato deverá conhecer o significado da expressão temporal
Na questão 2 da prova de Inglês, a banca julgou adequado 'since' em inglês, assim como das expressões quantificadoras presentes nas alternativas de
aceitar a opção "b" como satisfatória, além da opção "a", considerada a resposta. Como o pesquisador vem investigando a doença desde 1986, a resposta
melhor escolha. apropriada é a letra 'd' ou 'for about fifteen years'.
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 Read the text below and answer the questions accordingly. The word 'them', in the phrase 'testing them for cognitive function'(line
7), refers to:
The Nun Study: Unlocking the Secrets of Alzheimer's a) David Snowdon and his colleagues.
b) The Nuns.
Adapted from Time, May 14, 2001 c) Snowdon's sisters.
d) Personal and medical histories.
e) 678 teachers.
Precious little is known about this terrible illness, Alzheimer's, which
threatens to strike some 14 million Americans by 2050. Its precise cause is Resposta:
still largely mysterious, and effective treatments are still years away. But b) The Nuns.
epidemiologists are beginning to get a handle on what kinds of people are Para acertar esta questão de referência, o candidato deverá perceber que 'them' refere-se a
most seriously ravaged by 'Sisters', que é sinônimo de 'nuns', no sintagma '678 School Sisters', ou seja, o cientista
David Snowdon tem testado algumas funções cognitivas das freiras que participam do
Alzheimer's - and, conversely, which people tend to escape relatively estudo.
unscathed.
Much of this knowledge comes from a single, powerful piece of ongoing 5
research: the aptly named Nun Study. Since 1986, University of Kentucky Which sentence best expresses the most general idea of the
scientist David Snowdon has been studying 678 School Sisters- selection?
painstakingly researching their personal and medical histories, testing them a) Scientists have found a link between lifestyle and Alzheimer's.
for cognitive function and even dissecting their brains after death. Over the b) Scientists have unlocked the mysteries of Alzheimer's.
years, as he explains in Aging with Grace, a moving, intensely personal c) Scientists have connected negative emotions to Alzheimer's.
account of his research, Snowdon and his colleagues have teased out a d) Scientists have sharpened their knowledge of Alzheimer's.
series of intriguing-and quite revealing-links between lifestyle and e) Scientists have linked stroke and head trauma to Alzheimer's.
Alzheimer's. Scientists know that genes can predispose people to
Alzheimer's disease. But as described in nearly three dozen scientific Resposta:
papers, Snowdon's study has shown, among other things, that a history of d) Scientists have sharpened their knowledge of Alzheimer's.
stroke and head trauma can boost your chances of coming down with Para acertar esta questão, o candidato deverá identificar a alternativa que se refere ao texto
debilitating symptoms of Alzheimer's later in life; and that a college como um todo (alternativa 'd'), refletindo a idéia principal que engloba três outras idéias
secundárias presentes nas alternativas 'a', 'c' e 'e' : os cientistas estabeleceram uma
education and an active intellectual life, on the other hand, may actually correspondência entre estilo de vida e a doença de Alzheimer; os cientistas estabeleceram
protect you from the effects of the disease. uma correspondência entre emoções e a doença de Alzheimer; e os cientistas estabeleceram
Perhaps the most surprising result of the Nun Study, though, is the uma correspondência entre traumatismos cranianos e doenças cardíacas e a doença de
discovery that the way we express ourselves in language, even at an early Alzheimer. Todas estas alternativas estão presentes no texto, mas são idéias parciais, não
refletindo o todo. A alternativa restante ('b') não se aplica, posto que os cientistas ainda não
age, can foretell how long we'll live and how vulnerable we'll be to desvendaram todos os mistérios, mas seus estudos estão em processo.
Alzheimer's decades down the line. Indeed, Snowdon's latest finding,
scheduled to be announced this week, reinforces that notion. After analyzing 6
short autobiographies of almost 200 nuns, written when they first took holy Examine paragraph 3. According to it, people have more chances of
orders, he found that the sisters who had expressed the most positive developing Alzheimer's if:
emotions in their writing as girls ended up living longest, and that those on a) They get hurt in the head and study a lot.
the road to Alzheimer's expressed fewer and fewer positive emotions as b) They have a heart attack and develop intellectual activities.
their mental functions declined. These findings, like many of Snowdon's c) They study much and develop their brain capacity.
earlier conclusions, will undoubtedly spark a lively debate. d) They do not have a trauma and develop academic activities.
e) They have brain damage and do not develop their intellectual capacity.
1 Resposta:
The title 'The Nun Study' refers to: e) They have brain damage and do not develop their intellectual capacity.
a) a study that the nuns are developing on autobiographies. O candidato deverá identificar informações que se referem ao aumento e diminuição das
chances para o desenvolvimento de Alzheimer, apontadas no parágrafo 3. Entre as causas
b) a study that the nuns are developing on Alzheimer's. para o aumento das chances está algum traumatismo craniano e entre as causas para a
c) a scientific project that studies Alzheimer's. diminuição das chances está uma vida intelectual ativa. A única alternativa que inclui estas
d) a place where the nuns read and write. duas condições é a alternativa (e), onde a presença de traumatismo craniano e falta de
e) a course where the nuns study Alzheimer's. desenvolvimento da capacidade intelectual são apresentadas como condições que propiciam
o aparecimento da doença .
Resposta:
c) a scientific project that studies Alzheimer's. 7
According to paragraph 4, the study of the nuns' autobiographies
O candidato deverá perceber, através do contexto, que o título 'The Nun Study' refere-se proved that:
ao projeto de pesquisa que estuda a doença de Alzheimer e está sendo desenvolvido pelo a) The more positive emotions they showed, the longer their lives.
Dr. Snowdon. O título não se refere a estudos que as freiras desenvolveram, ou ao lugar b) The fewer positive emotions they showed, the easier their lives.
onde estudaram. O candidato poderá observar também que o título relaciona-se a outras
expressões mencionadas no texto, tais como 'powerful piece of ongoing research' e c) The more negative emotions they showed, the harder their lives.
'Snowdon's study', todas tendo como referência o projeto científico sobre Alzheimer. d) The fewer positive emotions they showed, the longer their lives.
e) The fewer negative emotions they showed, the holier their lives.
2
Resposta:
The expression "to get a handle on" in "epidemiologists are beginning a) The more positive emotions they showed, the longer their lives.
to get a handle on what kinds of people..." (line 3) can best be replaced O candidato deverá identificar, no parágrafo 4, que tipo de emoção, se positiva ou negativa,
by: predispõe o indivíduo a uma vida mais longa, sem a incidência da doença. Segundo o texto,
a) Understand são as emoções positivas que se correlacionam positivamente com uma vida mais longa e
funções mentais preservadas, sendo portanto a alternativa (a) a resposta adequada.
b) Discover
c) Control
d) Manipulate 8
e) Put the hands on According to the text, researchers have discovered that:
a) There is no relation between the way we live and the illness.
Resposta: b) Stylish people have more chances of developing the symptoms.
a) Understand c) There are possible connections between the way we live and the illness.
O candidato deverá perceber que a expressão 'get a handle on', dentro do contexto, refere-se d) There are more chances of getting the illness if your life is full of style.
ao entendimento que os pesquisadores estão desenvolvendo sobre os tipos de pessoas que e) There is a specific lifestyle that determines the illness.
têm maior ou menor propensão para desenvolver a doença de Alzheimer. Portanto, a melhor
resposta, conforme solicitado no enunciado, é a opção (a).
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computers," he said. […]
Resposta: Some linguists, however, point out that the increasing
c) There are possible connections between the way we live and the illness. use of English in Brazil is part of a cultural shift in Latin
O candidato deverá identificar no texto (parágrafo 2) uma das descobertas da pesquisa sobre
Alzheimer, a qual estabelece uma relação entre a doença e o tipo de vida das pessoas. Para America's most populous nation. While French at one time
isto, o candidato deverá conhecer o sentido das palavras 'links' e 'lifestyle', representados na 40 was the foreign language most favored by educated Brazilians,
alternativa (c) por 'connections' e 'the way we live', respectivamente. nowadays many younger citizens are required in school to learn
English as a second language and are seen chatting in English at the
9 mall, exercising their bilingual skills.
Which sentence best replaces "these findings...will undoubtedly spark But Rebelo's supporters have had some success. They
a lively debate" (lines 22 and 23) in the text? 45 pressured two government banks recently into dropping
a) It's certain that the results will become the talk of the moment. programs called "Home Banking" and "Net Banking" and
b) The results will certainly inspire a vivid discussion. replacing them with Portuguese descriptions.
c) Without doubt, the results will provoke controversy. "This makes no sense," said Carlos Tannus, dean of
d) Undeniably, the results will trigger disagreement. the Center of Letters and Arts at the Federal University of Rio de
e) For sure, the results will give rise to a long-lasting discussion. 50 Janeiro. "I don't think we can regulate the use of language by law," he
said. Like many experts, Tannus concedes that words come into and
Resposta: go out of fashion much like the latest dance trends or clothing
b) The results will certainly inspire a vivid discussion.
Para acertar a questão, o candidato deverá ser capaz de entender que as paráfrases (a), (c), fashions.
(d) e (e) apresentam palavras que não têm correspondência apropriada com o sentido de "In a globalized world, it is perfectly normal for words
alguns termos da frase original. Na opção (a), 'talk of the moment' não corresponde a 'lively 55 from one language to migrate to another," said Tarcisio
debate'; na opção (c), 'provoke', (causar uma reação agressiva, violenta e desagradável) e Padilha, President of the Brazilian Academy of Letters. "Many of these
'controversy' (discussão sobre uma proposta que muitas pessoas não aprovam) têm sentidos
negativos que não correspondem ao sentido de gerar um debate animado; nas opções (d) e
words will disappear as quickly as they were born. We have no reason
(e) as palavras 'disagreement' e 'long-lasting' não correspondem a 'debate' e 'lively', to defend ourselves."
respectivamente. Portanto, a melhor paráfrase, conforme solicitado no enunciado da questão,
é a alternativa (b). By Patrice M. Jones. Chicago Tribune, July 15, 2001
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From the selection, we can conclude that: The passage is primarily concerned with:
I. The cure for Alzheimer's is close. (A) encouraging the use of Portuguese in official communications.
II. There is still much to investigate about Alzheimer's. (B) expressing the author's opinion on a legal matter.
III. The study clarifies the precise causes of the illness. (C) criticizing a law approved by the Brazilian Senate.
IV. Effective treatments are about to be discovered. (D) resolving the conflict between legislators and linguists.
V. Findings reveal who is more inclined to develop the illness. (E) presenting opposing points of view on the same issue.
The correct choices are:
a) I and IV. Resposta
b) I and II. (E) presenting opposing points of view on the same issue.
c) I and III. Para acertar, o candidato deverá ser capaz de identificar a idéia central do texto, que é a de
d) III and V. apresentar pontos de vista opostos sobre a mesma questão: a proliferação de termos
estrangeiros, principalmente da língua inglesa (como a leitura do texto pode comprovar), no
e) II and V. português falado no Brasil.
Resposta:
e) II and V. 2
Com base nas informações presentes no texto, o candidato deverá avaliar em que estágio Federal deputy Aldo Rebelo is:
encontram-se as pesquisas sobre a doença de Alzheimer. Para tal, deverá observar que as (A) a politician concerned with the correct pronunciation of words.
opções I, III e IV não são apropriadas pois, no parágrafo 1, o texto indica que 'pouco se sabe (B) a strong supporter of globalization and the Internet.
sobre a doença'; que 'a causa precisa da doença é ainda misteriosa'; e que 'tratamentos
eficazes ainda estão distantes'. Por outro lado, o candidato deverá notar que a opção (V) é (C) a major leader of the "verbal nationalism" movement.
apropriada, pois, nas linhas 3-4, o texto indica que 'os epidemiologistas estão começando a (D) a defender of the increasing use of English words in Brazil.
entender que pessoas estão mais propensas a contrair Alzheimer'; e que a opção (II) também (E) the only linguist who fears the invasion of foreign words.
é apropriada, já que os fatos do texto levam o candidato a inferir que 'ainda há muito a ser
investigado sobre Alzheimer'. Consequentemente, como a alternativa (e) reúne as opções II e
Resposta
V, é ela a alternativa correta.
(C) a major leader of the "verbal nationalism" movement.
Para acertar, o candidato deverá buscar, no texto, dados sobre o deputado federal Aldo
Inglês - Todos os Grupos – Prova objetiva realizada no dia 04/12/2001 Rebelo. A informação solicitada está nas linhas 7-10: "The proposal was drafted by federal
(PUC – 2a fase) deputy Aldo Rebelo, one of the driving forces behind a movement to preserve what he
says is "the right of the Brazilian citizen to communicate in his own language." A
resposta certa é uma paráfrase da passagem apontada e descreve o deputado como um dos
TEXTO 1 principais líderes do movimento em prol do nacionalismo "verbal". No terceiro parágrafo (l.15-
Brazilians who insist on taking a "coffee break," eating 18), a afirmação é confirmada.
"fast food" and spending their time at the "shopping mall"
looking for "sales" could soon find themselves on the wrong 3
side of the law. A bill passed by the lower house of Congress and Rebelo and his supporters feel that the increasing use of English words by
5 awaiting debate later this year by the Senate would make illegal the Brazilians is:
use of many English-language terms common here. (A) harmful and invasive.
The proposal was drafted by federal deputy Aldo (B) unusual and illegal.
Rebelo, one of the driving forces behind a movement to (C) normal and justifiable.
preserve what he says is "the right of the Brazilian citizen to (D) wrong and unenforceable.
10 communicate in his own language." Rebelo said the (E) temporary and inoffensive.
movement's main goal is to stop the proliferation of unnecessary
foreign words that are damaging to the Brazilian cultural heritage. Resposta
"Why should a person feel stupid or ignorant because (A) harmful and invasive.
he cannot pronounce an English word?" he asked. O acerto da questão depende da compreensão, por parte do candidato, do ponto de vista do
deputado Rebelo e daqueles que o apóiam em relação ao emprego crescente de palavras
15 To guardians of Portuguese, like Rebelo, the flood of em inglês por falantes brasileiros. Tal percepção pode ser obtida a partir da leitura atenta dos
foreign words in common usage is an invasion. The movement, called três primeiros parágrafos do texto, mas principalmente das linhas 10-13,: "Rebelo said the
"verbal nationalism," is part of an international campaign to counter the movement's main goal is to stop the proliferation of unnecessary foreign words that are
spread of English. Globalization and theInternet have accelerated the damaging to the Brazilian cultural heritage." e linhas 15-16: "To guardians of Portuguese, like
Rebelo, the flood of foreign words in common usage is an invasion." Desses dois fragmentos,
proliferation of English in Brazil, which has the largest computer and destacamos o adjetivo "damaging", usando o sinônimo "harmful", e o substantivo "invasion",
20 Internet industry in Latin America. English words such as "mouse", que foi transformado, por uma questão de paralelismo, em adjetivo. As demais opções
"site", "home page" and "e-mail" are frequently encountered. propõem maneiras de encarar a questão que não encontram respaldo no texto.
If the proposed legislation passes, Brazilians and
foreigners who have lived in the country for more than a year would be 4
expected to use Portuguese exclusively in the Mark the only INCORRECT statement.
25 workplace, in school and in all communication for official and (A) The word "here" (line 6) refers to Brazil.
public purposes. Excluded from these requirements would be artistic, (B) The language mentioned in line 10 ("his own language") is English.
intellectual and scientific expression; foreign words already in official (C) In line 24, the "country" mentioned is Brazil.
Portuguese dictionaries; and the (D) In line 35, "our vocabulary" refers to Portuguese vocabulary.
communication of Brazil's indigenous groups. Many linguists (E) By "Latin America's most populous nation" (lines 39-40) the author
30 and legal experts say the proposal is unenforceable. means Brazil.
Many Brazilians initially thought the measure was a
joke. That was until the lower house of Congress passed it on March Resposta
29. "I don't think any law will erase English words from our (B) The language mentioned in line 10 ("his own language") is English.
vocabulary," said a salesman at a Rio computer store. Trata-se de uma questão de referência, que trabalha com exófora, ou seja, com formas como
35 "English is already incorporated into our lives, especially with "esse", "ali", "agora", "aqui", as quais são decodificadas à medida que se sabe quem é o
falante, onde se situa espacialmente e quando proferiu o enunciado. Para acertar, portanto, o
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candidato deverá ser capaz de identificar a única afirmação que não é correta no que diz
respeito à relação de referência estabelecida entre dois elementos. A afirmação incorreta é a
de que o idioma referido em "his own language" (linha 10) é o inglês, já que a língua em
questão é o português, como a leitura do fragmento "the right of the Brazilian citizen to
communicate in his own language." deixa perceber. A língua do cidadão brasileiro é,
naturalmente, o português. As demais afirmações estabelecem corretamente a relação de
referência, devendo ser descartadas como gabarito, já que este exige uma afirmação
incorreta.
5
The sentence "While French at one time was the foreign language ...
exercising their bilingual skills." (lines 40-44) expresses an idea of:
(A) addition.
(B) result.
(C) definition.
(D) conclusion.
(E) contrast.
Resposta
(E) contrast.
Para acertar esta questão que trata de coesão textual, o candidato deverá identificar a
relação de contraste estabelecida pela afirmação introduzida pela conjunção "while".
6
All the word pairs below are synonymous, EXCEPT one. Mark it.
(A) Trends (line 54) - tendencies.
(B) Stupid (line 13) - foolish.
(C) Experts (line 52) - specialists.
(D) Concedes (line 52) - accepts.
(E) Chatting (line 43) - shouting.
Resposta
(E) Chatting (line 43) - shouting. 9
O acerto depende do conhecimento do candidato a respeito da equivalência entre cada par Calvin seems to be very angry because:
de vocábulos. O único par que não apresenta relação de sinonímia é "chatting - shouting", (A) he didn't expect his jacket to be in the closet.
pois o verbo "chat", segundo os dicionários bilíngües, significa "conversar" ("talk", "gossip", (B) he thought his favorite jacket had been stolen.
"natter", etc.) e não "gritar" ("shout").
(C) somebody threw his jacket away on purpose.
7 (D) his room ought to be cleaner and tidier.
Where in the passage does the author mention an argument against the (E) no one helped him put on his clothes.
proliferation of English words in Brazil?
Resposta
(A) Lines 55-56. (A) he didn't expect his jacket to be in the closet.
(B) Lines 21-22. Para acertar esta questão de compreensão, o candidato deverá ser capaz de perceber que a
(C) Lines 36-37. razão do visível aborrecimento do personagem Calvin é o fato de que, após ter vasculhado
(D) Lines 49-52. toda a casa em busca da jaqueta, ele foi encontrá-la dentro do "closet" (armário),
ironicamente o último local onde esperava que ela estivesse.
(E) Lines 15-16.
Resposta 10
(E) Lines 15-16. Mark the sentence which must be completed with "anywhere".
Para acertar, o candidato deverá perceber que, dentre as opções apresentadas, somente
aquela contida na letra (E) remete a um argumento contra a proliferação de palavras (A) The manager had to go off _____ else for an appointment.
estrangeiras no português do Brasil - "To guardians of Portuguese, like Rebelo, the flood of (B) The dangerous dog was approaching but there was _____ to hide.
foreign words in common usage is an invasion" (linhas 15 a 16) . (C) Britney says she didn´t go _____ yesterday.
(D) This is part of the original castle build _____ around 1700.
8 (E) Have you seen my glasses? I've looked _____ for them.
Tarcisio Padilha affirms that "we have no reason to defend ourselves" (lines
58-59) because: Resposta
(A) the English language will disappear if the proposed legislation passes. (C) Britney says she didn´t go _____ yesterday.
O acerto depende de um conhecimento de gramática em contexto, mais especificamente, do
(B) the migration of words is a common phenomenon in the new world emprego dos advérbios "everywhere" e "anywhere", que aparecem no Texto 2, além de
economy. "nowhere" e "somewhere". Tais advérbios encontram-se em distribuição complementar e
(C) Brazilian politicians aren't capable of fighting the invasion of foreign dependem do contexto, sendo, dificilmente, intercambiáveis. O item "anywhere", testado na
terms. questão, só pode ser utilizado em frases interrogativas ou negativas (como é o caso da
opção assinalada). As demais opções devem ser descartadas por não apresentarem o
(D) there are many ways of preventing the proliferation of the English contexto apropriado.
language.
(E) new words in Portuguese shall be created by the Brazilian Academy of
Letters. Inglês Prova objetiva realizada no dia 13/07/2002 (PUC – 2 a fase)
Resposta Text 1
(B) the migration of words is a common phenomenon in the new world economy.
O acerto depende da percepção de que a única opção em linha com a afirmação de Tarcísio
Padilha é aquela indicada no gabarito. Padilha afirma que não há razão para nos It used to be as simple as getting the directions to Sesame Street or
defendermos pois, em um mundo globalizado, a migração de palavras de uma língua para spending the afternoon with Barney or Mr. Rogers. But if the latest Nielsen
outra é perfeitamente normal - "In a globalized world, it is perfectly normal for words from one ratings are any indication, today's children are more interested in watching
language to migrate to another" (linhas 55-56). people eat blended pig guts and cow tongues than singing songs and
learning their ABCs.
TEXTO 2 Figures released by Nielsen Media Research in March and April show
that Fear Factor, NBC's gross-out reality series, is prime time's third most-
watched program among 2-to-5-year-olds, behind only CBS's Survivor and
ABC's My Wife and Kids.
The ratings of children watching the adult-oriented shows may be
misrepresentative of what children are really watching and may represent
what their parents are watching instead.
"My kids don't watch those kinds of shows," said Pamela Greene,
whose five children range from 16 months to 9 years old. "We watch things
like Disney and Discovery Kids. I'm not happy with a lot of shows that are
on network TV".
She said that her children spend their TV time watching shows such
as Disney's Even Stevens and Cartoon Network's Thundercats and Power
Rangers. However, local Nielsen ratings suggest that her children are
watching the same thing as other children in the area. [...]
According to Allan Josephson, a professor of psychiatry and chief
adolescent and family psychiatrist at Medical College of Georgia, the ratings
could be attributed to the baby-sitter phenomenon - a general lack of human
interaction - and could have detrimental effects on children. "Children that
age don't have the ability to distinguish between fiction and reality," Dr.
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Josephson said. "They don't have the cognitive capacity. The ratings show a c) TV programs should be instructive rather than scary.
general lack of supervision". d) all modern societies suffer from a general lack of human interactions.
Mrs. Greene said she believes children learn from the TV programs e) children's physical activities are not as interesting as TV reality shows.
they watch - and the lessons being taught may not always be the ones she
wants her children to learn. "I think adult reality TV is awful", she remarked. Resposta:
"These shows are teaching children that you do whatever it takes to get a) children's viewing habits are not adequately monitored.
Para acertar, o candidato deverá identificar, entre as opções apresentadas, aquela que
ahead. They are teaching them that it's OK to cheat and steal to get what corresponde a uma afirmação feita pelo Dr. Allan Josephson no Texto 1. A única opção
you want." correta é a), que afirma que os hábitos televisivos das crianças não são monitorados, isto é,
But children in the 2-to-5 age bracket don't have the ability to learn supervisionados, de forma eficiente. Tal informação está expressa nas linhas 18-19: "Os
those lessons, Dr. Josephson said. "It just goes completely over their índices demonstram uma falta total de supervisão." As demais opções não são aceitáveis. O
Dr. Josephson não faz críticas às babás, como afirma a opção b). Ele tenta explicar que o
heads," he said. "It won't teach them anything. It'll just scare them." [...] aumento do números de crianças que assistem a programas adultos na TV pode ser
The ratings could be indicative of a bigger problem with society. "It's a decorrente do chamado fenômeno de "baby sitter", ou seja, a utilização da televisão como
sign that these parents can't be bothered to do something active with their babá eletrônica, o que acarretaria uma ausência total de interação. A opção c) não é correta,
children," Dr. Josephson said. "Children in that age bracket should be doing pois o Dr. Josephson não afirma que os programas televisivos em geral tenham que ser
things like physical motor play, group interaction, the kind of stuff kids see instrutivos. O argumento do psiquiatra é que as crianças devem assistir a programas
instrutivos, como por exemplo Sesame Street (linha 28), e não aos que possam amedrontá-
on Sesame Street." las. A opção d) deve ser descartada porque o psiquiatra não critica a ausência de interação
Jennifer Hilliard for The Augusta Chronicle, June 4, 2002. nas sociedades modernas de forma geral. A opção e) também não é adequada pois, em
nenhum momento, o Dr. Josephson afirma que as atividades físicas infantis são menos
interessantes do que os "reality shows".
1
The main purpose of this article is to:
a) demand more children-oriented programs on American TV. 5
b) discuss the popularity of reality shows among young viewers. Mark the only INCORRECT statement:
c) explain children's incapacity to distinguish fiction from reality. a) the word "show" in lines 4 and 19 is a verb.
d) justify why children shouldn't be allowed to watch TV. b) the opposite of "most-watched" (line 5) is "least-watched".
e) criticize families who think children can learn from TV shows. c) in line 17, "detrimental" means "beneficial".
d) "the ones" (line 21) refers to "lessons".
Resposta: e) "bracket" (line 24) could be replaced by "range".
b) discuss the popularity of reality shows among young viewers.
Para acertar, o candidato deverá ser capaz de identificar a opção que sintetiza a idéia Resposta:
principal do Texto 1, que é discutir a popularidade dos "reality shows" americanos junto ao c) in line 17, "detrimental" means "beneficial".
público infantil. Tal idéia é explicitada no segundo parágrafo do texto, que afirma que o A questão trabalha com alguns aspectos gramaticais e semânticos da língua, como classe de
terceiro lugar em audiência entre crianças na faixa etária de 2 a 5 anos é um "reality show". palavras, comparativos, sinonímia, antonímia e referência. Para acertar, o candidato deverá
As demais opções não são válidas. O artigo não demanda mais programas infantis na identificar a única afirmativa incorreta, que é a opção c). Para tanto, deverá compreender que
televisão americana - opção a), não explica o porquê da incapacidade das crianças em a relação entre as palavras "detrimental" ("prejudicial", "nocivo") e "beneficial" ("benéfico",
distinguir ficção de realidade - opção c), não sugere que as crianças devam ser proibidas de "proveitoso") não é de sinonímia, conforme apresentado na opção c), posto que os itens em
assistir televisão - opção d), e não critica as famílias que acreditam que os programas de questão são antônimos. A compreensão do contexto em que o item está inserido "...could
televisão possam ser instrutivos - opção e). have detrimental effects on children" (linha 17) leva o candidato inferir que "detrimental" tem
uma conotação negativa já que, neste parágrafo, o Dr. Allan Josephson está analisando os
possíveis efeitos prejudiciais do aumento do número de crianças que assistem a programas
2 voltados para o público adulto. As demais opções estão corretas, logo, não são o que a
What is said in Paragraphs 1 and 2 about children's viewing habits? questão pede.
a) Young viewers now seem to prefer children-oriented favorites to gross-
out reality series. 6
b) The audience of reality shows aired by U.S. TV channels consists mostly Check the only option in which the underlined verb presents a piece of
of children under 5 years of age. advice.
c) The latest Nielsen ratings indicate that Survivor and My Wife and Kids are a) "The ratings of children watching the adult-oriented shows may be
the two most watched shows among kids. misrepresentative of what children are really watching..." (lines 7-8)
d) Figures released by Nielsen Media Research are influencing the viewing b) "(...) the ratings could be attributed to the baby sitter phenomenon..." (line
habits of today's children. 16)
e) Nowadays, American children in the 2-to-5 age bracket are watching c) "It won't teach them anything. It will just scare them." (line 25)
more TV than some time ago. d) "It's a sign that these parents can't be bothered to do something active
with their children." (lines 26-27)
Resposta:
c) The latest Nielsen ratings indicate that Survivor and My Wife and Kids are the two e) "Children in that age bracket should be doing things like physical motor
most watched shows among kids. play,...Sesame Street." (lines 27-28)
Para acertar, o candidato deverá ser capaz de localizar, nos dois primeiros parágrafos do
Texto 1, as idéias apresentadas a respeito dos hábitos infantis diante da televisão e dos Resposta:
programas nela veiculados. A resposta correta está na opção c) que afirma que Survivor e e) "Children in that age bracket should be doing things like motor play,...Sesame
My Wife and Kids são os programas mais assistidos pelas crianças, segundo uma pesquisa Street." (lines 27-28)
realizada recentemente pela empresa Nielsen. Tal afirmativa está explícita no segundo A questão trabalha com auxiliares modais, muito presentes no texto. Para acertar, o
parágrafo do texto (linhas 4 a 6). As demais opções não são válidas. A opção a) não é candidato deverá ser capaz de associar a noção de "conselho" ("advice") ao modal "should",
correta pois o fenômeno descrito no texto é justamente o oposto do que a alternativa em como pede o enunciado. A resposta é, portanto, "Children in that age bracket should be doing
questão afirma, ou seja, as crianças estão assistindo cada vez mais programas de televisão things like..." As demais opções trazem outros modais, com sentidos inequivocamente
que não são voltados para o público infantil. Também não se pode afirmar que a audiência diferentes.
dos "reality shows" americanos é principalmente constituída por crianças abaixo dos 5 anos -
opção b). O que o texto afirma é que cada vez mais crianças desta faixa etária estão
assistindo tais tipos de programas. A opção d) também não é válida pois o texto não afirma 7
que os dados da pesquisa realizada pela Nielsen estejam influenciando os hábitos televisivos In "misrepresentative" (line 7) the prefix mis- has the same meaning as in:
das crianças de hoje. Finalmente a opção e) deve ser descartada já que o texto não afirma a) miserable.
que as crianças de 2 a 5 anos estão assistindo mais televisão hoje em dia do que b) mistress.
antigamente, e sim mais "reality shows".
c) miscellaneous.
d) misunderstanding.
3 e) missionary.
According to the text, Pamela Greene's concern is that:
a) all her neighbors let their young children watch adult-oriented shows. Resposta:
b) her children are not watching Disney and Discovery Kids channels at all. d) misunderstanding.
c) a lot of shows that are on network TV are also on Disney and Discovery Trata-se de uma questão que envolve conhecimento dos processos de formação de palavras
Kids. e a identificação e compreensão de afixos. Para acertar, o candidato deverá:
I) conhecer o sentido do prefixo "mis-", que pode ser aplicado a substantivos, verbos e
d) reality TV may be teaching children to play tricks on people to be adjetivos para acrescentar o significado de "errado" à ação, fenômeno ou qualidade descrita;
successful. II) perceber que "misrepresentative" (linha 8) pode ser entendido como "mis- +
e) other children in the neighborhood may influence her own kids' viewing representative", em que o prefixo atribui à palavra "representative" (representativo/a) a idéia
habits. de representação inadequada, equivocada; e
III) deverá analisar as opções apresentadas e identificar a única palavra em que "mis-" tem
claramente o mesmo sentido e a mesma função que em "misrepresentative".
Resposta: A resposta é d), "misunderstanding" (malentendido). As demais não têm sentido negativo:
d) reality TV may be teaching children to play tricks on people to be successful. "miserable" a) não é "mis- + erable", já que "erable" não é uma palavra conhecida; "mistress"
O candidato deverá ser capaz de localizar, no Texto 1, as afirmações e opiniões de Pamela b) pode ser o feminino de "mister", entre outras acepções, mas de qualquer forma é
Greene e perceber qual a sua preocupação em relação aos novos programas veiculados impossível analisar o termo como "mis- + tress"; o mesmo ocorre com "miscellaneous" e
pela televisão e assistidos por crianças, embora dirigidos a um público adulto. Essa "missionary" (opções c) e e), respectivamente), já que não têm carga negativa ou de erro e
preocupação está expressa nas linhas 20 a 23. "Esses programas estão ensinando às que *"cellanous" e *"sionary" não são palavras conhecidas.
crianças que vale tudo para ter sucesso. Estão ensinando que é válido mentir e roubar para
se obter o que se quer." Dentre as opções apresentadas, a d) é a única correta, na medida
em que sintetiza a preocupação da mãe entrevistada. As demais devem ser descartadas, já 8
que Pamela não faz tais afirmações no texto. Read the sentences below.
I. The force of the explosion was such as to blow out all the windows.
4 II. We've bought many different magazines, such as Time and TV Guide.
According to Dr. Allan Josephson: III. Such accommodation as she could find was expensive.
a) children's viewing habits are not adequately monitored. IV. You can borrow my TV set, such as it is.
b) baby-sitters do not interact with the kids they look after. V. People such as him shouldn't be allowed in here.
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The sentences in which "such as" introduces an exemplification, as in "She
said that her children spend their TV time watching shows such as Para acertar, o candidato deverá ser capaz de analisar as informações do Texto
2 e perceber que apenas em e) as habilidades, qualificações e interesses listados na primeira
Disney's…" (line 12), are: coluna são compatíveis com os empregos listados na segunda coluna, ou seja, as posições
a) I and II only. de Office Assistant e Social Services Worker têm horário de meio-expediente, e só
b) II and IV only. interessam a quem estiver disposto a aceitar este horário, ou até considerá-lo mais
c) II and V only. conveniente do que um expediente integral.
d) I, III and IV only. As demais opções devem ser descartadas, já que em a) o cargo de Office Assistant exige 17
horas semanais de trabalho e não requer carteira de motorista; em b), o anúncio de Social
e) II, IV and V only. Services Worker estipula que experiência prévia em determinados aspectos da atividade
pode ser útil e o cargo de Education Director pede um "experienced manager", ou seja, um
Resposta: gerente experiente; em c), apenas o cargo de Graphic Designer exige "Sophisticated
c) II and V only. computer skills"; e em d), o cargo de Art Director exige no mínimo 10 anos de experiência, o
A questão trabalha com a expressão "such as" no sentido de introduzir uma exemplificação, a que não pode ser considerado pouco ("little"), como está na alternativa.
partir de uma ocorrência localizada no texto. Para acertar, o candidato deverá ler as frases
apresentadas, todas empregando "such as", embora com sentidos e funções diferentes, e
identificar em quais delas a expressão tem o mesmo sentido que no Texto 1. Tal fato ocorre 10
apenas nas frases II: "We've bought many different magazines, such as Time and TV Guide" The phrase "deadline-dominated environment", mentioned in the job
e V: "People such as him shouldn't be allowed in here", mencionadas na opção c). Nas announcement for Art Director, means "an environment that is dominated by
demais frases, a idéia de exemplificação não está presente. deadlines". Check the only option in which the meaning of the phrase is
INADEQUATELY explained.
Text 2
JOB ANNOUNCEMENTS a) A "financially-troubled graphic designer": a graphic designer who has
financial troubles.
EDUCATION DIRECTOR b) A "4-million-dollar social services project": a social services project
Pratt Fine Arts Center seeks experienced manager to head Education estimated in 4 million dollars.
Dept. High-level financial management & curriculum development skills c) A "bad-tempered, ill-mannered assistant": an assistant who has a bad
required. Cover letter, curriculum vitae & three references to Pratt, 1902 temper and ill manners.
Silver Main, Los Angeles, CA 90820. d) "Computer-controlled, battery-operated engines": engines that are
controlled by computer and operated by batteries.
e) "Software-related inventions": software that is related to inventions.
OFFICE ASSISTANT
The successful candidate will be working in a professional environment on Resposta:
Mondays (1p.m. - 8 p.m.) and Thursdays/Fridays (8a.m.-1p.m.). Must be e) "Software-related inventions": software that is related to inventions.
bright and articulate, with a great customer service attitude and a desire to A questão trabalha com o conhecimento e a capacidade de compreensão dos adjetivos
compostos em inglês. Para acertar, o candidato deverá perceber que apenas a opção e) não
contribute in a team environment. Candidates must be able to lift 40lbs. reflete corretamente o sentido do sintagma, já que "Software-related inventions" significa
Please send curriculum vitae in MS Word format to vitae@jacksonpt.com "invenções relacionadas a software" e não "software relacionado a invenções", como propõe
or fax it to 333-999-4444. a alternativa ("software that is related to inventions"). As demais opções apresentam a
explicação correta do significado dos respectivos sintagmas.
GRAPHIC DESIGNER UFRJ - 1999

Graphic Designer w/strong freehand illustration and computer graphic
application skills. Adobe and CorelDraw software experience preferred in Responda à questão 1 em português, com base no TEXTO I:
Windows environment. Must be creative, flexible, and detail oriented.
Please submit curriculum vitae and cover letter to: Northwest Territorial TEXTO I – COMPUTER SCIENCE
Mint, NJ BOX 2148, Auburn, NJ 98071, fax 222-375-2222.
GETTING REAL ?
Synthetic emotions could make computers nicer.
SOCIAL SERVICES WORKER
Part-time Resource Coordinator for housing program serving formerly When today’s users respond emotionally to a computer they
homeless individuals. Help residents access services & housing, develop typically call it unprintable names, perhaps hold down all the keys and
life skills. maybe contemplate throwing it out a window. But such unpleasantness
Experience in direct service, case management, conflict resolution, group could be a thing of the past if projects at Stanford University and at the
facilitation is helpful. Massachusetts Institute of Technology Media Laboratory bear fruit.
Must have vehicle and driver's license. $12/hr w/benefits. Researchers are studying how to make people feel happy about the
Curriculum vitae & cover to Jane Hughes, 1252 Seattle Ave, Seattle, WA relationship between man and machine – and how to make computers more
98105, fax 333-888-1818. soothing when they detect frustration. The approach has started to attract
serious attention from computer and software designers - as weIl as
ART DIRECTOR criticism that it is misconceived and ethically questionable. _
The nation's most award-winning consumer electronics retailer is seeking (From SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, JuIy 1998:21)
an Art Director for its in-house advertising department. Skills & 1.
Qualifications: Must have super-sharp organizational skills; the ability to a) Cite duas reações emocionais dos usuários ao se frustrarem com o
work well in a fast-paced, deadline-dominated environment; a minimum of computador.
10 years in print advertising experience. To apply for this position please b) Qual é o objetivo dos projetos dos centros de pesquisa mencionados e
send your curriculum vitae directly to HCS, 987 Springbrook Dr., por que tem havido oposição ao projeto?
Springville, NY 22245.
Responda a questão 4, em português, com base no TEXTO II:
TEXTO II
9
Mark the item in which the skills, qualifications and interests of an aspiring MY FATHER DIED OF CANCER lN 1963. A cancer cure was “just
candidate fully meet the requirements for the positions offered in the job around the corner [May 18]. My mother died of cancer in 1972. A cancer
announcements. cure was “just around the corner.” Today, after billions of dollars spent on
cancer research, the cure is still “just around the corner.”
(From TIME, June 8, 1998:3)
SKILLS, QUALIFICATIONS AND 2. Qual é a crítica feita pelo leitor em sua carta à revista TIME?
POSITION(S) OFFERED
INTERESTS
Physically strong, has a driver's Responda à questão 5, em português, com base no TEXTO III:
a) license and doesn't want to work Office Assistant
more than 10 hours a week TEXTO III
No previous professional Graphic Designer, Social Services ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY – HOT COOLANTS
b) An international clampdown is planned on the black market to CFCs and
experience Worker, and Education Director
othe rbanned chemica/s.
Graphic Designer and Office
c) Sophisticated computer skills
Assistant Growing evidence of large-scale smuggling in chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs),
Outstanding organizational and coolants that deplete the earth’s protective ozone layer, has forced the
d) leadership skills and little Art Director world’s rich countries to agree on coordinated action to enforce the Montreal
experience in print advertising Protocol. That 1987 treaty was intended lo reduce and ultimately phase out
Office Assistant and Social the chemicals. But although the treaty has drive a 90 percent decrease in
e) Interested in part-time jobs
Services Worker CFC production over the past decade, the fall has been slowed by a thriving
global black market in the chemicals fed by factories in Russia, India and
Resposta: China, among other places. “The illegal CFC trade is one of the greatest
e)
Interested in part-time Office Assistant and Social threats to ozone-layer recovery,” says John Passacantando of Ozone
jobs Services Worker Action, an advocacy group in Washington, DC.
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(From SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. JuIy 1 998:19) d) works - is working - is saving up
3. e) work - work - save up
a) Qual é o objetivo do Protocolo de Montreal?
b) Indique um obstáculo para o seu sucesso. 7. During the week I get up early .... the morning and go to bed late ... night.
But normally .... weekends I sleep .... midday.
Answer questions 6, 7 and 8, in English, based on TEXT V:
a) in - at - at – until b) on - in - in - as far as c) on - at - at – even
TEXT V
Take heart, eating tatty food may cut stroke d) in - at - in - until e) in - in - at - till
By Celia Hall Medical Editor
8. O plural dos substantivos abaixo:
EATING fatty junk food might lower the risk of having a stroke,
American scientists claimed yesterday. A team from Harvard Medical I - knife - II - tooth - III - woman
School found that a three per cent rise in total tat consumption reduced the é, na ordem:
risk of a stroke by 15 per cent. I II III
Their findings come from new analysis of the data in the Framingham a) knifes - teeth - womans
Heart Study, a renowned 20-year project involving nearly 1000 men aged 45 b) knifes - teeths - women
to 65. Although Dr. Matthew Gillman, of Harvard Medical School and c) knives - tooths - women
Harvard Pilgrim Health Care in Boston, Massachusetts, wamned that follow- d) knives - teeth - women
up studies were needed to confirm the findings, he said: “Nonetheless, the e) knive - teeth - women
results of this study raise the possibility that restriction of fat intake among
residents of Western societies... does not decrease and could increase 9. Qual é a alternativa que preenche corretamente todas as lacunas das
overall risk of ischaemic stroke.” sentenças abaixo ?
(From THE DAILY TELEGRAPH, December 24, 1997:1)
I - There is ___ at the door. Can you ask the maid to see who it is?
4. II - I lost my diamond ring___ in this room. Can you help me to find it ?
a) Which was the correlation scientists used to establish between health and III - I'm sorry but I can't help you. There is ___ we can do to help you.
food? a) no one - nowhere - nothing
b) How did the scientists arrive at a different conclusion ? b) not one - nowhere - no one
c) no one - somewhere – nothing
5. Find in the text: d) someone - somewhere - nothing
a) a synonym for the noun ‘increase’ – e) someone - somewhere - no one
b) a synonym for the verb “increase” –
10. After we had talked for (I) few minutes, I went home and had (II)
dinner with (III) my family.
ITA – 91 I II III
a) * a *
 Leia o texto abaixo e encontre a alternativa correta nas questões 1 e 2. b) the the the
c) a a the
The first Indonesian environmental education center. It was during d) * the the
long school vacations spent on his uncle’s farm in Java that Suryo e) a * *
Prawiroatmodjo developed a passionate love for nature. Over time, this has
matured into a deep commitment to the environment and a desire to awaken 11. Assinale a pergunta correta:
the ecological conscience of the young. a) Who came here yesterday ?
Now Suryo is well on the way to completing construction of b) What John told you ?
Indonesia’s first environmental education center. A haven of calm, its c) Whom Mary talked to yesterday ?
mountainside site is skirted by primary forest. d) Which book you bought last week ?
Horrified by his fellow countrymen’s attitude to the environment, e) What class does comes after this I
Suryo believes it is vital that the center should succeed in its aims. “I am
extremely frightened that one day I might lose my beloved country”, he says. 12. This is the restaurant ...... serves German food.
Newsweek, June 11, 1990.
a) who b) where c) that d) what e) it
1. Suryo Prawiroatmodjo, durante suas férias em Java:
a) realizou estudos sobre a natureza em uma escola da região. 13. Escolha a alternativa correta:
b) desenvolveu um trabalho sobre consciência ecológica. a) I am living in Manaus since 1978.
c) realizou pesquisas no primeiro centro de educação ambiental da b) I am living in Manaus for ten years.
Indonésia. c) I have lived in Manaus since 1978.
d) construiu o primeiro centro de educação ambiental da Indonésia. d) I have living in Manaus for ten years.
e) desenvolveu um grande amor pela natureza. e) I live in Manaus for ten years.
2. O amor de Suryo pela natureza amadureceu:  Leia o texto abaixo e encontre a alternativa correta nas questões 14 à
a) o seu desejo de despertar a consciência ecológica dos jovens e o 16.
sucesso do primeiro centro de educação ambiental da Indonésia.
b) o seu comprometimento para com o meio ambiente e o sucesso do CHILDREN AND TELEVISION
primeiro centro de educação ambiental da Indonésia.
c) com o sucesso do primeiro centro de educação ambiental da The United States Government and some private organizations in
Indonésia. America wanted to see if television could be used to teach children
d) o seu profundo comprometimento para com o meio ambiente e o entertainingly. So they started a series called Sesame Street. They found
desejo de despertar a consciência ecológica do jovem. that the programme, which has now been shown in over 40 countries in
e) a idéia de desenvolver uma educação ambiental na Indonésia, Spanish, Portuguese and German as well as the original English version,
visando a proteção de suas florestas. made a great impact, especially in poor areas where children often don't get
enough opportunities. Nine million children in the US watch the show
3. Whenever we visited them they ... television. regularly-and regularly in the States means just about every day, for one
new Programme goes out each day.
a) have watched b) watch c) are watching d) were watching e) were To measure how much a child's attention is held by any particular
watch part of the programme, the makers of Sesame Street devised a technique
called ‘distractor-testing’. 'Distractor-testing works like this. A child is placed
4. Please, can you give us .... bit more of that cake you baked yesterday ? in front of two pieces of equipment. One is a television set showing Sesame
Street, the other is a slide box. The slide picture is changed every 7 1/2
a) several b) little c) many d) a little e) * seconds and is as interesting as possible. The team of people organizing
the test now watch the child to see how often he looks away from the
5. He said he had never met .... who could speak Arabic. television screen. To help them with this work, they have a camera filming
the child as he turns from the television set to the slide picture. This, of
a) nobody b) anybody c) person d) * e) no person course, gives them a second-by-second record of what keeps a child's
attention focused on the television programme and what was dull enough to
allow his attention to wander. In this way the makers of Sesame Street built
6. He usually ...... from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. from Monday to Friday. This month,
however, he ...... overtime because he ...... to buy a motorbike. up a clear idea of what children like and do not like to watch. The worst
a) works- is working - is saved up thing, they found, is to have a television presenter talking straight at the
b) working - is working - save up camera. They compared how attentively children watch when the presenter
c) working - works - save up is filmed talking and how much they watch when he says exactly the same
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thing but over pictures - that's to say, as a background commentary. There 16. B
is a big difference in the amount children's attention is held. They would 17. E
18. B
always rather look at pictures of things - and on television this usually 19. C
means things moving - then look at pictures of people talking. 20. D
The programme makers also found that children do not like
arguments on television. They are upset by arguments - even when they SIMULADO
end happily.
(Extraído de: capper Johnson, First certificate Skills, Evans Brothers Ltd., 1) No matter how broad-minded and full of good _______ you may be, you
1977,pg 21-22.) will find that there are many _______ about another culture that you
cannot change; the colonists were always loyal to the king, and
14. A palavra "THEY" sublinhada na terceira linha refere-se a: considered _______ themselves.
a) The United States government. a) wills - thing - colony
b) some private organizations. b) will - things - settler
c) the children. c) will - things - Englishmen
d) The United States and some private organizations. d) wills - thing - Englishwoman
e) the children's parents.
2) We should always look _______ happiness and _______ friends but
15. Os sinônimos para as palavras hope _______ the best and prepare _______ the worst.
a) to - at - in - for
I - to devise II - to place III - to build up IV - held b) at - with - to - to
são, dentro do contexto: c) for - for - for - for
d) after - for - with - to
I II III IV
a) to divide - to put - to establish - kept 3) If you are feeling sick, you should sit _______ a chair and put your head
b) to divide - to put - to create - kept _______ your knees.
c) to invent - to put - to create - kept a) in - in
d) to invent - to put - to establish - possessed b) in - at
e) to invent - to take- to establish - kept c) on - among
d) on - between
16. Os sinônimos para as palavras
4) The company has launched an aggressive tobacco cessation program
I – team II – dull III – makers IV – arguments V - end because it feels that using tobacco products is harmful to a _______
são, dentro do contexto: health.
a) company
a) makers - funny - authors - discussions- finish b) worker’s
b) group - boring- authors - disputes- finish c) company’s
c) makers - funny - authors - discussions - start d) workers of
d) makers - boring- producers- disputes - start
e) group - boring- parents - discussions - finish 5)
I - William _______ Conqueror lived after Alfred _______ Great.
17. I next went to buy (I) packet of cigarettes. I don't smoke myself, but II - You should visit Rome, _______ capital of Italy.
my wife does and she likes (II) most expensive ones available; (III) III - _______ television set is broken
older she gets (IV) more demanding she becomes. IV - I watch _______ TV every evening.
I II III IV V - _______ Titanic was a giant ship.
a) * * an a a) --- / the / the / the / the / the
b) * the an a b) The / the / the / the / --- / the
c) a a the * c) The / --- / the / the / --- / the
d) the a an a d) --- / the / --- / --- / the / ---
e) a the the the
6) The burglar could easily go into the house because one of _______
18. ....I.... Dr Brown refused to talk to...II.... doctor who wanted to help him. windows was broken, but he must have hurt _______. There was some
I II blood on the floor. The police is going to find out about _______. Let’s
a) the the wait for the news.
b) * the a) my - myself - it
c) * an b) his - itself - his
d) the a c) its - himself - him
e) the an d) my - yourself - him
19. I apple II day keeps the doctor away. 7) You must all look after _______ on _______ trip to New York and
I II everyone must take care of _______ own personal things. It’s a very
a) a the dangerous city.
b) a a a) myself - my - my
c) an a b) them - their - yours
d) the the c) yourself - your - mine
e) an the d) yourselves - your - his
20. A alternativa que corretamente preenche as lacunas I, II e III de: 8) I - They take a taxi _______ they go to the museum.
II - A man _______ performs surgeries is a surgeon.
The yellow car is not I and it is not II either; it is III . III - Her husband called her _______ as she was having a shower.
IV - _______ he was reading the book he found his lost postcard.
é: a) while / just / when / That
I II III b) that / while / just / When
a) my his hers c) when / that / just / While
b) your of her our d) just / when / while / That
c) mine of him your
d) yours hers mine 9) Peter: _______ shall we go ? By bus or by train ?
e) ours his her Fred: By train. _______ do you want to know ?
Peter: _______ do you call your family on ?
GABARITO: Fred: Twice a year.
1. E
2. D a) When / where / Why
3. D b) What / Where / When
4. D c) How / What else / How often
5. B d) How far / What about / How many
6. D
7. A
8. D 10) Some people don’t enjoy _______ food during the flight. They might be
9. D afraid of dying. Each one of _______ took _______ tray and thought he
10. E should have gone by bus.
11. A a) his - them - ours
12. C
13. C b) theirs - us - our
14. D c) their - them - his
15. C d) their - us - their
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a) only old
11) b) not comfortable
1. Yesterday I met a magician _______ can speak six languages. c) comfortable too
2. That famous model was wearing a hat _______ was too small for her. d) only comfortable
3. Mr. Redford, _______ photo is in the newspaper, is an old friend of mine.
4. Houston, _______ I went to college, is a beautiful city. 20) “But I’m kind of curious about Mike Jackson. He keeps dropping these
a) who / which / whose / where little hints. He’s introduced _______ as a Dole supporter and takes
b) which / that / that / wherever _______ over to visit a nest of Dolesters at Bill’s house in Winterset, but
c) whoever / while / which / which he keeps talking about Pat Buchanan’s subterranean strength.”
d) whereas / which / whom / whatever a) himself / his
b) himself / me
12) “Two of the most holidays in the United States are Independence Day c) herself / him
and Thanksgiving. Independence Day, the fourth of July, marks the d) themselves / me
United States’ declaration of Independence _______ Great Britain. It’s
usually celebrated with parades, family picnics, and barbecues. 21) “Mary always knows what to do during a _______, specially with an old
_______ most cities, it is also a custom to have fireworks _______ _______ fear and with noisy _______.”
Independence Day. Thanksgiving is celebrated _______ the fourth a) fly / lady / childs
Thursday _______ November. This is a day when people remember the b) flight / ladys / child
early settlers. It is a tradition to have a large dinner _______ roast c) flight / lady’s / children
turkey.” d) flying / ladies / childrens
a) of / on / in / on / on / of
b) of / into / on / in / in / of 22) Jane took the book although she knew it was _______ and she left it an
c) by / in / on / on / of / with hour ago with a friend of _______.
d) from / in / on / on / in / with a) mine / hers
b) my own / her
13) “Mahatma Gandhi was born _______ October 2nd, 1869, in Porbandar, c) my / his own
India. He was married _______ the age of thirteen. Gandhi studied law d) me own’s / hers own
in Britain, and then lived _______ his family in Johannesburg. He
became famous _______ nonviolence and civil disobedience when 23) They intended to keep all the money for _______, Jack _______ gave
trying to improve the situation of Indians living in South Africa. He led me this information. What is going to happen to _______ now ?
the Nationalist movement _______ British rule in India. He was a) they / his own / ours
assassinated in 1948. He will always be remembered for his spirituality b) themselves / himself / us
and concern for peace.” c) theirselves / himself / we
a) in / in / by / by / at d) they own / by him / ourselves
b) in / at / by / for / of
c) on / at / with / for / against 24) She _______ by the end of the next year, when I _______ to Europe.
d) on / at / with / by / against a) will have graduating / travel
b) will be graduating / am traveling
14) “Mary works on airplanes on airplanes many _______ a day. She is a c) will can be graduating / am traveling
very nice _______. Not many people know she is _______.” d) had been graduating / had already traveled
a) hour / airhostess / Mr. Stwart niece’s
b) times / steward / Mr. Stwart’s nephew 25) _______ you survive in that forest ?
c) hours / stewardess / Mr. Stwart’s niece I had a survival course three years ago so I knew how to get food
d) time / commissary / nephew of Mr. Stwart. a) How did
b) Why didn’t
15) Combine the two sentences below. c) What can
I - The man was arrested. d) Who could
II - He was carrying the parcel.
a) The man carrying the parcel was arrested. 26)
b) The man was carrying the parcel arrested. I - _______ the boys pass or they fail.
c) The parcel was carrying the man arrested. II - _______ being run over many times, he became more careful.
d) The parcel was arrested by the man who was carrying. III - The dog _______ barks does not usually bite.
IV - She joined a military academy _______ become an officer.
Read the text below and answer the questions 16 and 17. a) Whether / Which / after / either
b) Either / After / which / in order to
“Fossil hunter Meave Leakey was out in the scorched hills near Kenya’s c) After / Either / in order to / which
Lake Turkana last year, measuring pre-historic pig jaws, when her colleague d) Which / Before / after / in order to
Wambua Mangao shouted there was something she needed to see. He had
spotted five patches of bluish tooth enamel embedded in a piece of stone, 27) The airplane will land _______ half an hour.
and Leakey turned it over to discover half of some ancient primate’s upper a) by off b) at here c) through d) in about
jaw.”
28) England and France have had powerful military forces but the United
16) Who does the pronoun her refer to ? States has _______ powerful forces of them.
a) Meave Leakey a) more b) the most c) many more d) much more
b) Meave Mangao
c) Wambua Leakey 29) A house-breaker could easily go into that building because of _______
d) Wambua Mangao windows were broken, but he might have hurt _______. The police
could see blood on the ground. They are going to find out what has
17) From the text we can conclude that the two persons involved are: happened to _______.
a) lawyers a) his / itself / his
b) linguists b) their / itself / it
c) archeologists c) my / myself / it
d) anthropologists d) its / himself / him
“The part of the training that everyone recalled most vividly involved a 30) “The light of a firefly is so strong that it can be seen through the stomach
windowless, padded KC-135 jet better known by its inelegant nickname, the of a frog.” According the sentence,
vomit comet. The KC-135 reproduces the zero gravity of outer space (so a) a firefly is stronger than a frog.
faithfully that director Ron persuaded NASA to let him film on the board), but b) frogs never eat fireflies.
it also induces the nausea that accompanies weightlessness. Surviving KC- c) the light of a firefly is stronger than that of a frog.
135 left the actors with an unmistakable cockiness. ‘We did four hours of d) the light of a firefly can shine in the dark.
zero-G time total.’ recalls Bacon. John Glenn’s flight was just over four
hours so ...” => Read the text below and answer the questions 31, 32, 33 and 34.
18) The paragraph tells you about “At a dinner in Hollywood to celebrate his birthday, Charlie Chaplin
a) the training in a big jet. entertained the guests throughout the evening by imitating people they
b) the survival of a KC-135. knew: men. women and children, his chauffeur, his Japanese servants, his
c) the preparation of a film. secretaries. Finally, he sang at the top of his voice an aria from an Italian
d) people can have nausea when flying. Opera - sang it superbly. ‘ But Charlie, I never knew you could sing so
beautifully,” someone exclaimed.’ ‘I can’t sing at all ’, Charlie answered. ‘ I
19) The statement “These shoes are old but comfortable.” means that: “The was only imitating Caruso’. “
shoes are _______.”
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31) Charlie invited many people to celebrate his birthday. They were his
guests at the dinner. Chaplin was the
a) host b) hostess c) owner d) cook
32) Chaplin entertained the guests throughout the evening. He amused

them
a) for a very short time. b) for a while. c) for a long time.
d) until the following evening.
33) Some of the people Chaplin imitated

a) were not known by the guests.
b) were more famous than Charlie himself.
c) entertained the guests too.
d) worked for him.
34) “I can’t sing at all.”, Charlie said.

a) Chaplin could sing only part of that aria.
b) Chaplin’s opinion about his capacity for singing was very modest.
c) Chaplin considered himself a superb singer.
d) Chaplin knew he could sing better than Caruso.
=> With the passage below, answer the questions from 35 to 40

“Dishonest marble cutters in ancient Rome _______ wax over the pillars
and blocks they were _______, to _______ cracks. The Roman Senate
tried to stop this cheating by _______ a law saying that all marble bought by
the government must _______ wax-free, which in Latin is sine cera. Sine
cera came to mean “honest”. And sincere _______ “honest” to this day.”
35)
a) rubbed / selling / hide / passing / be / means
b) rubed / selling / hide / passing / be / mean
c) rubed / sold / hiding / pass / was / means
d) rubbed / selling / hiding / passing / been / means
36) The ancient Romans who rubbed wax over imperfect marble pillars
a) never cheated
b) were not honest at all.
c) never stopped their cheating.
d) were Roman senators.
37) They rubbed wax over the pillars and blocks. That substance can be
made by
a) bees b) frogs c) cows d) monkeys
38) According to the law passed by the Roman Senate, the government
a) must be wax-free
b) wouldn’t buy marble without wax.
c) would buy marble only when the wax was free.
d) would buy marble only when it was clearly perfect.
39) The present meaning of “sincere” is ______________ sine cera in the

Roman times.
a) exactly the same as b) similar to c) different from d) the opposite of
40) TO, in “... to hide cracks.” , means:

a) although b) besides c) in order to d) with
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GABARITO The Vietnam War was winnable - in 1964 or perhaps even in
1) Letra C 1965. But we never identified definite and attainable objectives and we
2) Letra C
3) Letra D never faced up to what it would take to achieve a military victory until it was
4) Letra B far too late. The fundamental purpose of national military forces is to protect
5) Letra B the nation’s citizens but, in Vietnam, we reached a point where we were
6) Letra C squandering the lives of those citizens. many Americans spotted a loser
7) Letra D
8) Letra C long before the military or political hierarchies would face up to it. At the root
9) Letra C of our ultimate defeat and humiliation was a misunderstanding of the
10) Letra C different kinds of war - and the requirements of each.
11) Letra A At present, we must consider six distinct kinds of war. Although
12) Letra D
13) Letra D the probability of the occurrence of these individual kinds of war varies
14) Letra C dramatically, each may theoretically exist separately or in various
15) Letra A conjunctions with the others. These kinds of war are:
16) Letra A - Armed peace.
17) Letra C
18) Letra C
- Low-intensity conflict.
19) Letra C - Limited war.
20) Letra B - General conventional war which may include the use of tactical nuclear or
21) Letra C chemical weapons at its extreme.
22) Letra A - Theater nuclear war.
23) Letra B
24) Letra A - Global nuclear war.
25) Letra B 8) Considerando o emprego do pronome “we” no texto, pode-se afirmar
26) Letra D que ele se refere a
27) Letra B a) cidadãos americanos.
28) Letra D
29) Letra A b) militares americanos.
30) Letra D c) políticos americanos.
31) Letra A d) militares vietnamitas.
32) Letra C
33) Letra D
34) Letra B 9) O texto afirma que o (a)
35) Letra A a) país atuou em uma vitória militar.
36) Letra B b) país esteve numa rota de humilhação.
37) Letra A c) guerra ocorreu entre os anos de 1964 e 1965.
38) Letra D d) propósito dos militares é proteger os cidadãos.
39) Letra C
40) Letra C
10) Os diferentes tipos de guerra
SIMULADO a) são sempre isolados na prática.
b) usam armamento químico extremamente.
1) Carol _____ for an hour, when her boyfriend _____ with the new c) podem existir teoricamente separados.
schedule is his hands. d) estão presentes em seis guerras distintas.
a) had slept / enters
b) has slept / has entered 11) “... until it was far too late.” significa:
c) had been sleeping / entered a) até lá longe, mais tarde.
d) has been sleeping / entered b) até que fosse tarde demais.
c) lá estava muito distante e tarde.
2) Columbus _____ America more than 400 years ago. His discovery d) lá era distante e também atrasado.
opened the gates of a new world, _____ ?
a) discovered / didn’t it 12) A principal causa da derrota americana no Vietnã deveu-se:
b) has discovered / did it a) à humilhação com os mal-entendidos.
c) had discovered / didn’t them b) a um desentendimento entre os países.
d) has been discovered / did them c) a um mal-entendido quanto aos tipos de guerra.
d) às hierarquias políticas e militares anteriormente focalizadas.
3) The biggest animals we _____ at the zoo were the elephant and the
hippopotamus, _____ ? They _____ me a lot.  Read the text below and answer the questions 13 up to 17
a) see / don’t we / did impress
b) saw / hadn’t we / do impressed FINANCIAL SUPPORT
c) had seen / were they / doesn’t impress Maj Paul G. Hough
d) have seen / weren’t they / did impress
Support functions under direct financial appropriations, in order to provide
4) She _____ at that restaurant. I looked everywhere for her last night. high levels of service to operational commanders and their customers,
a) could have been naturally seek larger budgets. And operators gladly accept higher levels of
b) couldn’t has been “free” support. The Defense Business Operations Fund, with its market-like
c) couldn’t had been structure, allows the operator to determine the desired level of service and
d) couldn’t have been to make trade-off decisions based on known requirements and available
resources. Giving the money to the customers means that support providers
5) What’s happening ? Your eyes are red and puffy. _____ ? will have to sell their output to survive. The goal is to create a clear incentive
- No, I’ve just finished _____ some onions. for support functions to focus on cost management and responsiveness to
a) Did you cry / peeled customer demands.
b) Are you crying / peel In turn, the operator will have an incentive to reduce usage of
c) Had you cried / to peel high-value resources.
d) Have you been crying / peeling
13) Em que se baseiam as decisões comerciais ?
6) Stop! What _____ ? a) Apoio livre.
- I _____ to get this piece of toast out of the toaster. It’s stuck. b) Grandes orçamentos.
- Well, _____ a knife. You _____ electrocute yourself. c) Reduzidas fontes de grandes valores.
a) do you do / tried / don’t use / have d) Fontes disponíveis e requisitos conhecidos.
b) will you do / I am trying / not used / are
c) are you doing / will try / be used / may 14) A palavra free está colocada en tre aspas no texto para realçar a idéia
d) are you doing / am trying / don’t use / may de
a) liberdade parcial e restrita.
7) This fruit shop lets you _____ for yourself the apples that you want to b) liberdade total e irrestrita.
buy but _____ not to buy the ones spoiled by the hot sun. c) negação do sentido de liberdade.
a) pick to / look at d) dúvida quanto à liberdade de estrutura.
b) pick out / look out
c) pick with / look after 15) O “Defense Business Operations Fund” possui uma estrutura:
d) pick through / look for a) de baixa rentabilidade.
b) altamente burocratizada.
Read the text below to answer the questions. c) semelhante à do mercado.
KINDS OF WAR d) igual a qualquer instituição pública.
- Captain Ralph Peters, US Army
16) Quem determina o nível desejado de serviços ?
a) O operador.
b) O comandante.
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c) O consumidor. 27) “But talking about leaving your party _____ exactly help the party,
d) A instituição. _____ ?
a) has / hasn’t it
17) A atenção das funções de apoio estão concentradas principalmente b) does / does it
a) em orçamentos maiores c) haven’t / have it
b) na administração dos custos. d) doesn’t / does it
c) nos comandantes operacionais.
d) somente nas necessidades do consumidor. Read the text below and answer the questions from 28 to 37.
SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT
18) Coming back from Austin, I _____ gas. Great Conversation Starters
a) adhered to
b) ran out of “Here are nine topics ranging from ‘small talk’ to more revealing subjects
c) send for that can help you talk (...)”
d) gave up
1. School. Your classes, other students and your teachers are all a big part
19) He will never win, but he _____ still _____ election. of your life, your identity and how others see you. Once introductions have
a) is / to been made, questions that will help you get to know someone better are:
b) is / up for Who is your favorite teacher ? What’s your favorite subject ? Are you a
c) chips / in member of any teams or clubs at school ?
d) is / up for
2. Sports, health and exercise. If you are a cheerleader or on the
20) No discurso direto, a oração “could you tell me the time, please ?” será basketball team, you’ve got something to share about yourself with the
introduzida na forma person you’re talking to. Ask about a person’s workout routine or fitness tips.
a) He told me, “Could you tell me the time, please ?”
b) The old man said: “Could you tell me the time, please ?” 3. Jokes and anecdotes. Everyone likes a good laugh and appreciates a
c) The bus driver tells her, “Could you tell me the time, please?” good joke. Laughter eases tension. Just be sure any jokes you tell are
d) “Could you tell me the time, please ?”, the receptionist tells them. tasteful and won’t offend anyone.
21) Change from Passive to Active Voice: 4. Current events. There are news events that fascinate everyone. Skim
“MARY WASN ’T SEEN AT THE CLUB.” the newspaper and read up on a few articles that sound interesting. If you
a) Anyone saw her at the club. know a person is interested in a particular subject, share what you’ve read
b) nobody saw her at the club. with him or her.
c) No one had seen at the club.
d) Anybody hasn’t seen her at the club. 5. Movies, music and more. If you’ve both seen the same movie, sharing
your opinions about it is an easy way to make a connection. Same thing
22) Change the sentence below to the Passive Voice: “They should buy the goes for newly- leased CDs, concerts and TV shows.
newspaper for Mary today.”
a) Mary should buy the newspaper by them today. 6. Out-of-school experiences. What you do after school is also a big part
b) Mary should be bought the newspaper today by them of who you are. Places you’ve been to, vacations you’ve taken, restaurants
c) They should be bought the newspaper by Mary today. you’ve been to are all good topics to create a response.
d) The newspaper should be buyed to Mary today by them.
7. Personal stuff. In order to get to know someone, you both need to
Questions 23 and 24. Read the texts and choose the INCORRECT exchange basic information about yourselves. Questions that are open-
alternative. ended like ‘What do think about living here ?’ are natural ice-breakers.
23) A friend is telling you about his wedding plans. Ask him where they plan 8. Insider information. This involves digging a little deeper. This should be
to go for their honeymoon. done gradually so you’re sure that your questions are appropriate. You’ll be
a) Where do you plan to go for your honeymoon ? showing the person that you’re really interested in learning more about him
b) Where are you going to go for your honeymoon ? or her.
c) Where would you plan to go for your honeymoon ?
d) Where are you planning to go for your honeymoon ? 9. Self-disclosure. After you’ve been talking to a person for a while, you’ll
get a sense of whether or not the person wants to open up more. You may
24) It’s your first day on campus. You’re supposed to be at the library for a want to reveal some personal info about yourself first.
meeting, but you can’t find the library. You ask for information from
another student you meet on the sidewalk. 28) Match the columns, considering the equivalence of meaning in English
a) Could you direct me to the library ? and Portuguese.
b) Could you please tell me where the library is ? 1) topics ranging from “small talk” to more revealing subjects.
c) Pardon me. Can you show me where the library is ? 2) once introductions have been made
d) Excuse me. Would you mind telling me where is the library ? 3) get to know someone better
4) something to share about yourself with the person
25) Match the columns by choosing the correct number sequence after. 5) workout routine or fitness tips
1) She was beautiful, 6) laughter eases tension
2) He couldn’t sleep, 7) be sure any jokes you tell are tasteful
3) He’s better than you, ( ) conhecer melhor alguém
4) He arrived at last, not in time, ( ) uma vez que as apresentações foram feitas
5) If you don’t want to eat the pizza pie, ( ) tópicos que variam de um “papo leve” a assuntos mais
6) The teacher bought an English romance, reveladores
( ) rotina de treinamento e dicas de boa forma
( ) then I’ll do it ! ( ) algo a compartilhar sobre você mesmo com a pessoa
( ) so he will win. ( ) tenha certeza de que todas as piadas que você contar são de bom
( ) but unfriendly. gosto
( ) however, to see the show. ( ) o riso alivia a tensão
( ) and offered it to his doctor. a) 7 / 6 / 5 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4
( ) for the children sang loudly all the time. b) 1 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 2 / 7
a) 3 / 5 / 6 / 1 / 2 / 4 c) 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7
b) 6 / 3 / 5 / 1 / 4 / 2 d) 3 / 2 / 1 / 5 / 4 / 7 / 6
c) 5 / 3 / 1 / 4 / 6 / 2
d) 4 / 3 / 5 / 2 / 1 / 6 29) Idem 28.
1) skim the newspaper
26) “Windows 95 hits American streets this week, but Russian computer 2) an easy way to make a connection
users have had it for months. Though the final version of Windows 95 3) out-of-school
_____ released there until Sept. 1 Russian have been buying illegal 4) personal stuff
copies of Microsoft’s prerelease “beta” version for _____ $ 25 5) natural ice-breakers
(compared with $89 in the United States at muddy outdoor software in 6) insider information
Russia _____ originals.” 7) read up on a few articles
a) will / lower as / is ( ) leia minuciosamente alguns artigos
b) will not / as low than / is ( ) fora da escola
c) won’t be / as low as / are ( ) quebra-gelos naturais
d) would take / lower than / are ( ) auto-revelação
( ) informação mais íntima
( ) leia rapidamente o jornal
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( ) um modo fácil de fazer contato
( ) assunto pessoal 42) They will finish their course next year, and __________.
a) 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 a) we won’t either
b) 8 / 3 / 5 / 7 / 6 / 1 / 2 / 4 b) so will we
c) 6 / 1 / 2 / 4 / 8 / 3 / 5 / 7 c) neither will we
d) 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 d) neither do we
30) What can you ask a person if you play a sport ? 43) You _________ remind me of my father. You really resemble him.
a) You can ask about a person’s workout routine or fitness tips. a) remember
b) You can ask about newspapers. b) remind
c) You can ask about TV shows. c) remembers
d) You can ask about a particular subject. d) reminds
31) What is the result of laughter ? 44) “Do you want to go to Europe ?” “No, I’d rather _____ the United
a) Laughter is very bad for the health. States.”
b) Laughter is very bad for whom hears you. a) visit
c) Laughter eases tension. b) to visit
d) Laughter eases sports. c) visiting
d) visited
32) Where can you find information about current events ?
a) In the newspaper. 45) The girl got ____ the bus at the corner.
b) On the radio. a) out
c) On TV. b) off
d) Asking someone about it. c) over
d) of
33) What is an easy way to make a connection ?
a) Asking someone about another person’s name. 46) He comes here every Thursday, and __________.
b) Talking about another person’s insider information at the first day of a) so do we
conversation. b) we do so
c) Laughing at a joke on a newspaper. c) so come we
d) Sharing your opinion about a film that you and another person have seen. d) neither do we
34) “ (...) This should be done gradually so you’re sure that your Read the text below and answer the questions 47 up to 51
questions are appropriate.” The sentence underlined in ACTIVE VOICE
and a substitution for SO are, respectively: EL CONDOR PASA
a) Someone should do it gradually / when
b) This should done gradually / when I’d rather be a sparrow than a snail.
c) Someone should do it gradually / although Yes, I would. If I could, I surely would.
d) Someone has been done gradually / hence I’d rather be a hammer than a nail.
Yes, I would. If I only could, I surely would.
35) “ In order to get to know someone (...)” in NEGATIVE FORM would be: Away, I’d rather sail away
a) “ In order not to get to know anyone (...)” Like a swan that’s here and gone.
b) “ In order to not get to know anyone (...)” A man gets tied up to the ground;
c) “ In order not to get to know no one (...)” He gives the world its saddest sound,
d) “ In order not to get to know someone (...)” Its saddest sound.
I’d rather be a forest than a street.
36) In “If you’ve both seen the same movie, (...)”, both refers to: Yes, I would. If I could, I surely would.
a) the teachers. I’d rather feel the earth beneath my feet
b) the other students. Yes, I would. If I only could, I surely would.
c) you and other person.
d) your classes. 47) “I’d rather be a sparrow than a snail” means “I would prefer to
37) Below, the ONLY sentence is different from the others about the verbal a) be a sparrow than any other kind of bird.”
tense is: b) be able to fly freely through the air instead of moving slowly along the
a) “(...) how others see you.” ground.”
b) “Everyone likes a good laugh (...)” c) go on being tied up to the ground.”
c) “If you know a person is interested in a particular (...)” d) be safely protected inside a shell and lead a slow, patient kind of life
d) “(...) what you’ve read with him or her.” rather than feel the liberty of the skies.”
38) The sentence Joe asked what I was doing there so late. can be 48) By what is said in the second line, “Yes, I would. If I could, I surely
equivalent to the following direct speech: would” we understand that in reality the poet is one of those who
a) Why are you here so late ? a) are absolutely free all the time.
b) Why are you there so late ? b) have been able to feel as free as any bird.
c) What have you been doing ? c) have achieved everything in life and don’t want to change.
d) What are you doing here so late ? d) aren’t totally satisfied with the way life is.
39) Unknown to her parents, Daisy was at a Christmas party at the office 49) Of the following nouns, which one can be taken as a symbol of
last night. She hadn’t come back home until 4 a.m. There was a oppression ?
telephone set in the office, so ___________________. a) A sparrow.
a) She can hardly phone them tonight. b) A snail.
b) She will probably phone them later on. c) A hammer.
c) She should have forgotten going back home d) A nail.
d) She could have phoned that she was going to be late
50) What do you think the poet has in mind when he says “Man gives the
40) I - My brother were sent to a new station by the commander. world its saddest sound ?
II - Scarlet was promised a new computer for Christmas. a) The sound of a supersonic flight.
III - All the students must be told that the new teacher is to arrive in an hour. b) Melancholic music.
IV - Great ! Where the doctor has being gone all those weeks ! c) Noise pollution.
a) I and II are correct. d) The cries of those who have been deprived of their freedom.
b) I and III are correct.
c) I and IV are correct. 51) Judging from what you read in the last lines, you would say the poet
d) II and III are correct. a) enjoys living in a big city.
b) has found perfect happiness.
41) “Advertising has ______ a large part in the growth of tourism. When c) doesn’t really care about his environment.
hotels and governments ______to advertise the attractions of different d) has been unable to lead the full, independent kind of life he knows to be
tourist areas, the airlines and other transportation companies ______the best for him.
low fares necessary to ______them.”
a) playing / began / advertising / reached 52) My employer, _______ I dislike, works in the next room.
b) played / began / advertised / reach a) whom
c) played / began / advertised / reaching b) that
d) played / begun / advertised / reach c) whose
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d) which c) themselves / myself / herself / ourselves / itself / ourselves / yourself
d) yourself / ourselves / itself / ourselves / herself / myself / yourselves
53) I - Some people have a prejudice __________ badly dressed others.
II - Shaw and Joyce, __________ many other great men, were born ____ 64) My oldest brother works for Burger king restaurant. The _____ efficiency
Ireland. has repeatedly been praised by Mr. _____ himself.
III - Your father isn’t looking __________ a job anymore. a) boy’s / Jordan
IV - He has five hundred men __________ his command. b) boy’s / Jordan’s
V - I received a letter __________ my father yesterday. c) boy / Jordan
a) against / among / in / for / under / from d) boy / Jordan’s
b) against / between / at / over / up to
c) for / between / on / for / under / from 65) I - Do you know which is the _____ planet in our solar system ?
d) for / among / at / still / for / under / from - Pluto, isn’t it ? I know it’s _____ away from the sun.
II - I’ve heard you were having problems with your business last year. Is it
54) I - The lady’s face was red __________ anger. _____ this year ?
II - I always go __________ bed __________ midnight. - No, I’m afraid. It’s _____.
III - They wanted to travel __________ the country __________ Salvador - I suppose people aren’t spending as _____ they used to.
__________ Rio Branco III - Is Ann sick ? She seems to be getting _____ and _____.
IV - In the future man will be able to choose __________ living _______ the a) the smallest / the farest / best / worst / much money as / thinner /
country or ______ the seaside. thinner
a) at / at / at / at / for / up / down / trhrough / for b) the smallest / the farthest / better / worse / much money as / thinner /
b) with / to / at / across / from / to / for / in / at thinner
c) with / to / at / trrough / up / down / to / to / to c) the smaller / the far / better / worse / much money as / thinner /
d) with / without / at / at / in / in / on / on / on thinner
d) the smallest / the farther / best / worst / much money as / thinner /
55) Some poets think that _________ beauty is essential but ________ life thinner
without _________ love is _________ death.
a) / , / , / , / 66) I - The pianist played beautifully in the concert last night.
b) the, the, the, the II - Jane asked me to meet her here at noon today.
c) /, the, /, the III - My daughter was born at 10 a.m. on June 14th in the year 1960.
d) /, the, the, / About the sentences above, concerning to correct grammar use, one can
say:
56) It is _____ opportunity and _____ honor to lecture at _____ university, I a) I, II and III are uncorrect.
think. b) II is wrong
a) an, an, a c) II and III are wrong.
b) the, the, an d) I, II and III are correct.
c) the, an, the
d) an, an, an GOOD LUCK !!!
GABARITO
57) On _____ weekday mornings _____ Bartons get up early. They work for
1) Letra C
_____ company which manufactures _____ computers. They leave at 2) Letra A
7:00 to avoid _____ rush hour. 3)
4)
Letra D
Letra D
a) /, the, a, /, the 5)
6)
Letra D
Letra D
b) the, /, the, /, the 7)
8)
Letra B
Letra B
c) /, the, the, the, the 9) Letra D
10) Letra C
d) the, /, a, the, a 11) Letra B
12) Letra C
13) Letra D
58) What _____ beautiful day ! I’m very happy ! Put on _____ your red 14)
15)
Letra A
Letra C
shoes and let’s dance to _____ song they’re playing on _____ radio... - 16) Letra A
17) Letra C
Oh, no !! I’m in _____ hurry ! 18) Letra B
a) /, /, /, the, / 19)
20)
Letra D
Letra A
b) a, /, a, /, a 21)
22)
Letra B
Letra C
c) the, the, /, /, / 23)
24)
Letra C
Letra D
d) a, /, the, the, a 25) Letra C
26) Letra C
27) Letra D
59) His nephew has _____ meals in town. 28)
29)
Letra D
Letra B
a) your 30)
31)
Letra A
Letra C
b) her 32) Letra A
33) Letra D
c) his 34) Letra A
d) my 35)
36)
Letra A
Letra C
37) Letra D
38) Letra D
60) Give the dogs _____ food and the cat _____ milk. 39)
40)
Letra D
Letra D
a) its / its 41) Letra B
42) Letra B
b) their / its 43) Letra B
c) his / your 44)
45)
Letra B
Letra B
d) our / ours 46)
47)
Letra A
Letra B
48) Letra D
49) Letra C
61) Her husband bought _____ clothes in London, but she bought _____ 50) Letra D
Lojas Americanas. 51)
52)
Letra D
Letra A
a) theirs / their 53)
54)
Letra A
Letra B
b) hers / hers 55) Letra A
56) Letra A
c) his / hers 57) Letra A
58) Letra D
d) his / his 59) Letra C
60) Letra B
61) Letra C
62) Excuse me, are those socks _____ ? 62)
63)
Letra D
Letra C
- No, they are not _____. _____ socks are pink. 64) Letra A
65) Letra B
a) your / my / My 66) Letra D
b) yours / mine / Mine
c) your / my / Mine
d) yours / mine / My
63)
I - My children _____ will make all the preparations for the trip. I _____ will
have little to do.
II - The teacher introduced _____ to her new class.
III - Nobody helped us to do it. We did it by _____.
IV - The cat is washing _____ with its tongue.
V - We always enjoy _____ when we go to that beach. Do you, Bob, enjoy
_____ there too ?
a) yourself / ourselves / itself / ourselves / herself / myself / themselves
b) themselves / myself / herself / themselves / itself / ourselves /
yourselves
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INGLÊS - RESUMÃO GRAMATICAL TOTAL + INTERPRETAÇÃO DE TEXTOS – SÓ O GAMA FAZ !!!!!!!!!!

57. I  up very early last Sunday. . >> “AS IF / AS THOUGH-CLAUSES”

138. (ESAN-SP) Mark  before John.

257. ____ were anxious. “ Hello, Mum? It’s me!”

321. Where have you put your ______?

4) 3/5 : ½ = 6/5 323. ______ was wrong.

556. (Fei 97) He’ll be back soon, … ?

558.(Udesc 97) The sun shone the whole day, … it?

737. Sorry, it was my only choice. I simply _____ what I did.

>> Prepositions: (com bizu)

e) Preposições como REGÊNCIAS de verbos transitivos indiretos

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903. (Mackenzie 96) Choose the correct alternative:

904. (Vunesp 93) I expect that she … arrive at about midnight.

905. (Unitau 95) Assinale a alternativa na qual se incluem a forma do

901. (Pucpr 96) Choose the correct indirect form for:

a) there is b) you do c) there be d) have e) may be

907. CHANGE THE FOLLOWING SENTENCES TO PAST TENSE:

I II III 942. Supply the correct form of the verbs:

 CONJUNÇÕES 4) Isaac’s parents supported him _________ he found work.

 Por enquanto (passado)

 Por enquanto (futuro) for some time. / for a while. /

 Ainda não not yet.

 Nesse meio tempo

 Em meio a In the midst of

 Via de regra As a rule

 Sempre que Whenever

 À medida em que o tempo

 A propósito, por falar nisso By the way

 Pelo que eu sei, As far as I know / As far as I

 No que se refere a mim

 Do ponto de vista de From the standpoint of

Sem dúvida Without a doubt …/ Of course

 Da mesma forma que In the same way that

 De maneira (forma) que So that/ In order that

 Desde que As long as

 Por um lado On the one hand

 Por sua vez In his/her/its turn

 Por outro lado

 Em último caso As a last resort

 Mesmo assim Nevertheless / Still

1030. (Pucsp 98) No período The struggle to have a piece of land to

1033. (Uerj 01) A single conjunction may express multiple meanings. ln

– Mark the correct match. 1049.

1. Someday when I’m awfully low

>>>AFA 97<<< a) better / younger

a) mine / hers a) as often as

a) will have graduating / travel a) has

a) whoever a) the actriss / artist

a) Only sentence I is correct. 1166. Complete the following text:

a) concentrated ability 1181. Complete the text below.

a) worry / to talk / say 1182. Complete the text below.

1199. “Can you tell a green field from a cold steel

Read the text below and answer questions 37 to 40

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