Base dudow 051 2000 – Questão 47
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FATEC 2015 – Questão 29
Assinale a alternativa que apresenta o termo like usado como uma conjunção, tal qual em “walk like a crab”, “spin like a helicopter”, “pop like popcorn”.
a) She is sweet like chocolate.
b) She doesn’t like chocolate.
c) Do you like chocolate?
d) She likes chocolate.
e) I like chocolate.Base dudow 2000 – Questão 28
Would you like a cup of coffee?
a) No thank you, I do not / don’t drink coffee.
b) No thank you, I didn’t drink coffee.
c) No thank you, she doesn’t drink coffee.
d) No thank you, he doesn’t drink coffee.
e) No thank you, I did not drink coffee.UNIFESP port e inglês 2005 – Questão 50
A palavra “since” em “Since there is essentially universal agreement ...” indica
a) uma conseqüência.
b) um pressuposto.
c) uma exemplificação.
d) uma discordância.
e) uma alternância.UFRGS - Inglês 2011 – Questão 51
Assinale a alternativa que completa corretamente as lacunas dos quadrinhos 2, 3, 4 e 8, nesta ordem.
a) broke - still - like - comes out
b) injured - enough - as - came out
c) penniless - a lot - how - coming out
d) broke - enough - like - come out
e) penniless - still - as - to come outUERJ (julho) 2007 – Questão 18
...laughing till my sides hurt, heard my voice finally blend with the others. (ref.3)
The attitude of the author as a child is justified by the following fragment:
a) “Although we grew up together, we still had class outcasts.” (ref.1)
b) “providing the group with ample material for jokes.” (ref.2)
c) “I knew perfectly well what it felt like to be mocked myself.” (ref.4)
d) “Often being accepted by others is more satisfying than being accepted by oneself,” (ref.5)