Questões de Concurso Sobre inglês
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“if you manage to control it, you will feel stimulated” (lines 8 and 9) means the same thing as: unless you manage to control it, you won’t feel satisfied.
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The word However is a correct alternative for “Yet”, in “Yet stress is” (line 4).
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A synonymous word for “altogether” (line 4) is entirely.
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The singular form of “These” (line 3) is either This or That.
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The final “s” in “ideas” (line 2) and “brains” (line 8) is pronounced in the same way.
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When the author says: “This is a promising finding” (line 10), he is referring to MRI brain scanning technology.
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“did”, in “did show” (line 7), is used to add emphasis to what the verb “show” is referring to in the sentence.
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The relative pronoun “who”, in “people who meditated” (lines 6 and 7), cannot be adequately replaced by that
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The “ed” ending in “produced” (line 2) is pronounced differently from the “ed” ending in “performed” (line 6).
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People willing to learn meditation had their brains scanned.
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At the present time expresses the same idea as “Actually” (line 11).
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In paragraph 2, using Despite the fact that they know instead of “Despite knowing” (line 8) will alter the meaning of the sentence.
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“More often than not” (line 7) means usually.
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