Questões de Concurso Sobre inglês
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Based on the text above, judge the following items.
The author considers that the Internet is more useful in court processes than in facilitating legal research.
Based on the text above, judge the following items.
The meaning of the expression “are used to” (l.1) is equivalent
to are accustomed to.
Based on the text above, judge the following items.
Heterogeneity has been an important feature in the twins’
artistic production.
Based on the text above, judge the following items.
In the text, “murals, concrete grain silos, an 800-year-old castle, and a plane” (l. 4 and 5) and “Times Square billboards” (l.6) are examples of sizeable spaces which are at the same level in terms of promoting the duo’s work.
In reference to the vocabulary used in the text What do our flags say about us?, judge the next items.
The meaning of “The Kiwi public” (l.9) can be inferred by the
content of the text as being the New Zealanders.
In reference to the vocabulary used in the text What do our flags say about us?, judge the next items.
“squeezed into” (l.2) and “tough” (l.8) help to express the
author’s view that it is difficult to create a flag to represent a
nation.
Although many submissions had themes linked to the natural riches in New Zealand, by far the great majority of them were based on political and cultural topics.
In the sentence “Each one will be considered individually, before this long list is finally whittled down to the final four." (R. 19 to 21), “whittled down" can be correctly replaced by selected.
It is correct to infer that the woman was shocked by the fact that the man shared his credit card information.
The sentence “That site verified my age by having me type in all my credit card information" can be correctly rewritten by: This site guessed how many years I have because I sent them my credit card data.
The cartoon's emphasizes the need to be careful about the sharing of information through Internet.
In the excerpt “'Hobson-Jobson: The Definitive Glossary of British India' was published in 1886" (l. 7 and 8), “was published" can be correctly replaced by has been published.
The book mentioned in the text shows how the assimilation of Indian words in the English language happened during the time India was a British colony.
The words “highlights" (L.16), and “unlikely" (L.20) can be correctly and respectively replaced by draws attention to and improbable.
In the text, the word “offshoot" (R.34) means origin.
The expression “technology-driven society" (l.5) could be correctly replaced by technologically oriented society, in which case the meaning of the text would not be altered.
In the text, the words “making" (l.14), “training" (l.29) and “ruling" (l.43) are all used as verbs indicating actions.
Helping to avoid housing inequity, the program recently adopted by the American government has been inspired by the final great legislative achievement in the civil rights era in the United States, which tried to prevent housing discrimination.
The new program will be accomplished mainly by the federal public sector, although it has been recognized as outstanding by some technology and educational entities.
The choice of a school as the setting for Obama's speech concerning the new program may be due to the fact that it will enable the use of Internet resources in education as a means of changing ordinary people's lives.





