Questões de Concurso Sobre inglês
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I.It involves reflecting on one's own culture while learning about others, avoiding stereotypes and ethnocentrism.
II.It recognizes English as a global language (Lingua Franca) with many varieties, not belonging solely to "native" speakers.
III.It requires the exclusion of local cultural topics to focus exclusively on the history of the United States and the United Kingdom.
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(__)Gamification involves using game design elements in non-game contexts to motivate students and enhance learning.
(__)The BNCC includes digital culture as a key competency, encouraging the critical and ethical use of technology.
(__)Technology should be used to replace the teacher entirely, as apps can explain grammar better than humans
(__)Digital resources allow for multimodal practices, combining text, audio, and video to support different learning styles.
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I.Minimal pairs are pairs of words that differ by only one phonological element, such as "ship" and "sheep", used to distinguish meaning.
II.English is a stress-timed language, meaning that the time between stressed syllables tends to be equal, affecting the rhythm of speech.
III.Intonation patterns in English serve only aesthetic purposes and do not change the meaning or the pragmatic function of a sentence.
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(__)Brainstorming is a pre-writing activity used to generate ideas and organize thoughts before starting the draft.
(__)Drafting allows students to get their ideas on paper without worrying excessively about accuracy in the first instance.
(__)Revising focuses on improving the content, organization, and clarity of the text, while editing focuses on grammar and spelling.
(__)The final version should be written immediately without any planning or revision to ensure spontaneity.
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I."Role-plays" allow students to practice language in simulated social contexts, encouraging fluency and the use of appropriate registers.
II."Information gap" activities require students to communicate to find missing information, promoting genuine interaction.
III.Repetition drills, where students repeat sentences in unison, are the most effective method for developing advanced communicative competence.
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Direct speech: The chair said to the board, “We can’t approve the draft that the consultant, whose portfolio I admire, emailed yesterday unless she sends us the missing data now.”
The audit revealed repeated cases of ____ of essays into the wrong band.
Schools often adopt digital platforms quickly because purchase cycles reward novelty and visibility. Login rates and dashboard activity are paraded as evidence of impact, even when teachers report that the dashboards narrow what counts as learning. A teacher who resists a mandated platform is frequently labeled a laggard. Yet hesitation can be prudent: when pacing is dictated by a metric, attention may shift from understanding to what the metric can capture. The argument here is not to reject technology. It is to renegotiate control—who sets the goals, which data matter, and what should remain off the record. Only then can professional judgment act as a productive constraint, preventing means from swallowing ends.
Which statement best captures the author’s central claim?
“The committee will not release the findings before the journal has accepted the article for publication.”