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Q3480437 Inglês
Modern Paradoxes

The paradox of our time is that we spend more, but have less, we buy more, but enjoy less. We have bigger houses and smaller families, more comforts, but less time. We more information, but less knowledge, more questions, but fewer answers. We build more computers to hold more information, but we communicate with each other less and less. We have more possessions, but fewer values. We are now long on quantity, but short on quality.

We drink too much, smoke too much, laugh too little, drive too fast, get too angry, read too little, watch TV too much.

We know much about the Moon and Mars, but avoid crossing the street to meet a new neighbor. We are masters of outer space but not of inner space. We say “yes” to a bigger car in the showroom, but “no” to a homeless street kid who tries to sell us a bag of cookies.

These are the times of fast foods and slow digestion, tall men and short character, large profits and shallow relationships. These are the days of luxurious houses, but broken homes. These are times of more leisure, but less fun, overweight bodies, but selfish souls.

It is a time when technology brings this message to you, and a time you can choose either to make a difference and pass it on, or to just hit “delete”.

On Stage Vol. 2 - Amadeu Marques
Considering the last sentence of the text, "It is a time when technology brings this message to you, and a time you can choose either to make a difference and pass it on, or to just hit 'delete'", choose the option that best conveys the message.
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Q3480436 Inglês
Modern Paradoxes

The paradox of our time is that we spend more, but have less, we buy more, but enjoy less. We have bigger houses and smaller families, more comforts, but less time. We more information, but less knowledge, more questions, but fewer answers. We build more computers to hold more information, but we communicate with each other less and less. We have more possessions, but fewer values. We are now long on quantity, but short on quality.

We drink too much, smoke too much, laugh too little, drive too fast, get too angry, read too little, watch TV too much.

We know much about the Moon and Mars, but avoid crossing the street to meet a new neighbor. We are masters of outer space but not of inner space. We say “yes” to a bigger car in the showroom, but “no” to a homeless street kid who tries to sell us a bag of cookies.

These are the times of fast foods and slow digestion, tall men and short character, large profits and shallow relationships. These are the days of luxurious houses, but broken homes. These are times of more leisure, but less fun, overweight bodies, but selfish souls.

It is a time when technology brings this message to you, and a time you can choose either to make a difference and pass it on, or to just hit “delete”.

On Stage Vol. 2 - Amadeu Marques
Based on the context of the text "Modern Paradoxes," choose the option that best expresses the meaning of the expression "shallow relationships." 
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Q3466854 Inglês


(Available at: www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/article/cherry-blossom-peak-bloom-climate-change - text specially adapted for this test)

In the context presentes in the text, the Imagem associada para resolução da questãoword “Lured” (l. 04) could be replaced by all the alternatives bellow with no significant changes in meaning, EXCEPT for: 
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Q3466853 Inglês


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Mark the INCORRECT alternative about the underlined words throughout the text.
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Q3466852 Inglês


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Mark the alternative that fills in, correctly and respectively, the gaps in the second paragraph with the simple present form of the verbs indicated in the parenthesis.
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Q3466851 Inglês


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Which of the following questions is NOT answered by the article?
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Q3466850 Inglês


(Available at: www.nationalgeographic.com/environment/article/cherry-blossom-peak-bloom-climate-change - text specially adapted for this test)

Analyse the statements below about the text and mark T, if true, or F, if false.
( ) Scientists are certain the early cheery blossoming in Washington D.C. is happening due to global warming.
( ) In the “peak bloom”, most of the cherry trees’ flowers are open.
( ) Data suggests that in Washington D.C. the cheery blossoming is brought forward by 3 days every 10 years.
The correct order of filling the parentheses, from top to bottom, is:
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Q3465526 Inglês

Match the alternative which respectively matches the sequence of teacher’s intention with the methods of correction below.


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Q3465524 Inglês

Read the billboard below and answer the question.


Text 03


Source: www.passiton.com

About question based on text 03:
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Q3465523 Inglês

Read the billboard below and answer the question.


Text 03


Source: www.passiton.com

Check the alternative containing an accurate statement about the billboard on text 03.
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Q3465522 Inglês

Read the billboard below and answer the question.


Text 03


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The present visual cues from the picture above suggest that: 
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Q3465521 Inglês

Read the billboard below and answer the question.


Text 03


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The alternative which best describes the communicative intention of the billboard above is:
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Q3465520 Inglês

The picture below shows us:


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Source: https://karlita2012pedagogiaingles.blogspot.com/. 

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Q3465519 Inglês
Knowing that the main difference between affricate and fricative sounds lies in the way airflow is managed: affricates involve a stop followed by a release into a fricative, while fricatives are produced by forcing air through a narrow channel in the vocal tract, the alternative that brings only examples of words with affricate sounds in English is: 
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Q3465518 Inglês

Attention: the question is about text 02.


Text 02

In text 02: 
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Q3465517 Inglês

Attention: the question is about text 02.


Text 02

According to text 02, in TBI, student-generated texts...
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Q3465516 Inglês

Attention: the question is about text 02.


Text 02

Based on text 02, the alternative below that best describes the role of instructional materials in Task-Based Instruction (TBI) is:
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Q3465515 Inglês

Attention: the question is related to Text 01 below.


In "Why all of this, one might ask from an outside perspective. Why do we have all these new varieties emerging, why do people from these regions speak 'funny' (in biased Inner-Circle eyes, of course), why doesn't everybody keep speaking 'the good old' way, the way they have been taught? Well, for one thing, we found earlier on that hardly anybody speaks 'proper English' only, that language variability is intrinsic to speech, a way of skillfully manipulating relationships of proximity and distance", what grammatical role does "for one thing" serve?
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Q3465514 Inglês

Attention: the question is related to Text 01 below.


According to text 01, why do new varieties of English emerge?
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Q3465513 Inglês

Attention: the question is related to Text 01 below.


Still in text 01, what does the expression "cognitive entrenchment" refer to? 
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Respostas
6021: A
6022: A
6023: D
6024: E
6025: C
6026: A
6027: B
6028: B
6029: B
6030: A
6031: C
6032: C
6033: B
6034: C
6035: B
6036: D
6037: D
6038: A
6039: D
6040: D