Questões de Concurso Sobre inglês

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Q273635 Inglês
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The media have been bringing about harmful effects to society.
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Q273634 Inglês
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Virtual society can ultimately prevent people from getting together personally.
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Q273633 Inglês
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Virtual society has been regarded either as a moment of ideal perfection especially in social conditions, or as an imaginary situation in which everything in society is extremely bad.
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Q273632 Inglês
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The widespread use of a networked medium has not yet come to be under total control.
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Q261114 Inglês
In “You have to climb out the same way you climbed in: with new rituals” (lines 58-59) the modal that substitutes ‘have to’ without a change in meaning is

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Q261113 Inglês
The author ends the text in a tone of

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Q261112 Inglês
“I’m prone to be so busy […] that, without intervention, I would get very little of importance done.” (lines 15-18) illustrates that the author

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Q261111 Inglês
In “Once we stop, we lose their benefit.” (line 92) the word “once” can be replaced, without changing the meaning of the sentence, by

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Q261110 Inglês
In “Once your identity changes, you are at risk of letting go of your rituals.” (lines 84-86), the author implies that a change of identity

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Q261108 Inglês
The sentence “It almost never worked.” (line 40) refers to the fact that the author

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Q261107 Inglês
The expression busyness (line 19) is in italics to

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Q261106 Inglês
In the first paragraph, Peter Bregman mentions people who are naturally pre-disposed to being highly productive because he

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Q261105 Inglês
The author’s intention in this text is to

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Q246817 Inglês
President Obama’s executive order aims to address an increasing shortage of prescription drugs that are used to treat cancer and other diseases.
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Q246816 Inglês
In “They are intended to show that the president, plagued by low approval ratings, is working to resolve the nation’s problems” (L.21-23) , if the verb “plagued” was replaced by pleased it would give the opposite idea to the sentence.
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Q246815 Inglês
In “and provide more information to the Justice Department about possible instances of collusion or price gouging” (L.13-15), the expression “price gouging” could be correctly replaced by pricing over market.
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Q246814 Inglês
In “the administration hopes will help resolve a growing number of critical shortages of vital medicines” (L.2-3), the verb “resolve” could be replaced by finding the solution for without any changes in meaning.
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Q246813 Inglês
Because hospitals are running out of many key drugs, Obama administration is considering creating a stockpile for crucial cancer medicines.
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Q246812 Inglês
President Obama signed the executive order without the Congress approval.
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Q246811 Inglês
Despite of the snowstorm, many schools in new Jersey, Connecticut and Massachusetts were back to the normal routine the day after.
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Respostas
22881: C
22882: C
22883: E
22884: E
22885: C
22886: C
22887: A
22888: B
22889: E
22890: A
22891: D
22892: A
22893: B
22894: C
22895: C
22896: C
22897: C
22898: E
22899: E
22900: E