Base dudow 052 2000 – Questão 69
Linguagens / Inglês / Text Comprehension / Extract important information from the text
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Segundo o texto, pode-se inferir que
a) os burocratas chineses não se vestem com elegância.
b) os chineses estão se tornando cada vez mais corruptos.
c) os chineses de meia-idade são mais procurados para casamento.
d) os homens chineses em geral são bons partidos para as mulheres chinesas.
e) um oficial do império chinês está à procura de mulheres chinesas para casamento.UNIFESP port e inglês 2011 – Questão 43
The excerpt of the first paragraph – You just do. – means that
a) people simply laugh.
b) you laugh because you learned it.
c) people laugh involuntarily.
d) you started laughing since you were a baby.
e) people laugh the same way.UFSM PS2 - todas menos Fil, His, Esp - resoluções 2011 – Questão 51
O fragmento que melhor descreve a imagem apresentada no texto é o seguinte:
a) ‘‘The name rougly translates as ‘Sea of Islands’’’ (ref.2).
b) ‘‘The maximum depth of the North Aral Sea is 42 metres’’ (ref.9).
c) ‘‘bringing unemployment and economic hardship’’ (ref.10).
d) ‘‘The Aral Sea is a saline endorheic basin’’ (ref.1).
e) ‘‘the Aral Sea has been steadily shrinking since the 1960s’’ (ref.5).UERJ 2012 – Questão 16
According to some authors, a memoir is how one remembers one’s own life; an autobiography is history, requiring research, dates and facts.
In relation to the author’s life, the text Happiness can be characterized as a memoir especially because of the presence of:
a) factual reports
b) fictional recounts
c) detailed descriptions
d) personal recollectionsBase dudow 2000 – Questão 41
The adjective safe in the sentence: “Going to the doctor isn’t as safe as you might think” is in the:a) superlative degree of superiority.b) comparative degree of inferiority.c) comparative degree of superiority.d) superlative degree of inferiority.e) comparative degree of equality.