Questões de InglêsEEAR 2013

30 questões da prova Diversas 2013, com gabarito oficial conferido. As duas primeiras são gratuitas.

Questão 1EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

In the last three lines, we can infer that if a person is ‘wired up’, s/he is

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Questão 2EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

“get out of their cars”, in bold type in the article, means

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Questão 3EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

In “Brazil used to be one of the most unequal countries in the world”, the underlined words are closest in meaning to

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Questão 4EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

The correspondent adjective for “Courage”, (line 06), is

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Questão 5EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

The expression “and so forth”, (line 10), means

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Questão 6EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

In “Believe that evil does exist in many forms, ...”, (line 22), the underlined word was used

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Questão 7EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

“Often”, in bold type in the text, means

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Questão 8EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

In “Brazilians look at the world through rose–tinted glasses”, it means that Brazilians

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Questão 9EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

In “...there is no point in blaming individuals for being overweight...”, (lines 8 and 9), Professor James means that it is

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Questão 10EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

The underlined words in the article can be replaced by any of the following, except:

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Questão 11EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

Choose the alternative that best completes the text.

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Questão 12EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

According to the text, the American man

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Questão 13EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

The structure of the conditional clause in “... if you think you can’t, you won’t.” is the same as in

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Questão 14EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

All words below are nouns, except:

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Questão 15EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

According to the text, the man’s funny American accent

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Questão 16EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

According to the article,

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Questão 17EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

Choose the alternative so as to have the poem completed correctly.

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Questão 18EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

In “Believe that as long as you believe in yourself – anything is possible”, the underlined expression is used to talk about

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Questão 19EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

The correct plural form of “I consider myself” is:

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Questão 20EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

Choose the alternative so as to have the text completed correctly.

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Questão 21EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

According to the article, it is correct to say that

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Questão 22EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

In “Everybody thought that the word ‘wireless’ had gone completely out of date...” , it means that the word wireless

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Questão 23EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

By reading the cartoon, we can infer that if people don’t seek to update, they’ll get

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Questão 24EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

We can infer from the poem that “all” and “anything”, both underlined in the poem, mean, respectively:

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Questão 25EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

The Direct Speech for “people ask me if I prefer living in France or the USA” is:

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Questão 26EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

In “when crack users end up on the streets”, it means that they

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Questão 27EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

Read the excerpt and answer question 42. “Vuvuzelas were ______ popular during the 2010 World Cup that they were selling as many as 50,000 of them a month”. (Adapted from www.cnn.com) Choose the alternative that fills in the blank.

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Questão 28EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

According to the text, choose the alternative that does not fill in the blank. Cracolândia __________.

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Questão 29EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

“They”, underlined in the text, (line 8), refers to

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Questão 30EEAR·Diversas·2013Inglês

“prevail”, (line 4), is closest in meaning to

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