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Ano: 2026
Banca:
IMPARH
Órgão:
IMPARH
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IMPARH - 2026 - IMPARH - Curso de Línguas - Inglês - Semestre 3 |
Q3928308
Inglês
Texto associado
Check the correct options to complete the sentence.
Cuba an island in the Caribbean. It approximately 11,300,000 inhabitants.
And official language is Spanish.
Ano: 2026
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Q3928307
Inglês
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Amtrak’s National Route System interpreted by Edel Rodriguez
The artist Edel Rodriguez used cigar boxes to make his interpretation of the Amtrak’s
national route system in his artwork.
“I grew up with the idea of the American Dream,” explains artist Edel Rodriguez, when
talking about his interpretation of Amtrak’s national route map for The National. “My family
spoke about it constantly. For me, it’s very real.”
Rodriguez has reason to be preoccupied with one of the founding mythologies of America.
As a young boy in Cuba, he and his family, in search of a better life, took advantage of the
Mariel boatlift – the six-and-a-half-month period in 1980 when Fidel Castro’s government
allowed its citizens to immigrate to the United States.
Rodriguez, now in his mid-40s, nods to that immigration story with his use of cigar boxes.
“They’re a little illicit and not from this country, and they represent the coexistence of
immigrants within the U.S.,” he says, adding that the boxes also evoke memories of the
grandfather he left behind, who was a heavy cigar smoker. The red thread he uses for the
route lines is a nod to his mother’s occupation as a seamstress.
In nearly every way, Rodriguez has realized his American dream. After another emigration,
this time from Miami to Brooklyin’s Pratt Institute in 1990, he quickly made his name as a
singularly conceptual illustrator. In 1996, at age 26, he was named Time magazine’s art
director for its Latin American and Canadian publications, the youngest in its history. And in
2016, he was named one of AdAge’s 50 Most Creative People and won the American Society
of Magazine Editors’ Cover of the Year.
This is an adaptation of the text by Nathan Pemberton, extracted from The National, The National Railroad
Passenger Corporation (Amtrak) magazine, August – September 2017
Check the alternative that has the meaning of these words from the text respectively:
PREOCCUPIED, THREAD, ROUTE, SEAMSTRESS.
Ano: 2026
Banca:
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Órgão:
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Q3928306
Inglês
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Amtrak’s National Route System interpreted by Edel Rodriguez
The artist Edel Rodriguez used cigar boxes to make his interpretation of the Amtrak’s
national route system in his artwork.
“I grew up with the idea of the American Dream,” explains artist Edel Rodriguez, when
talking about his interpretation of Amtrak’s national route map for The National. “My family
spoke about it constantly. For me, it’s very real.”
Rodriguez has reason to be preoccupied with one of the founding mythologies of America.
As a young boy in Cuba, he and his family, in search of a better life, took advantage of the
Mariel boatlift – the six-and-a-half-month period in 1980 when Fidel Castro’s government
allowed its citizens to immigrate to the United States.
Rodriguez, now in his mid-40s, nods to that immigration story with his use of cigar boxes.
“They’re a little illicit and not from this country, and they represent the coexistence of
immigrants within the U.S.,” he says, adding that the boxes also evoke memories of the
grandfather he left behind, who was a heavy cigar smoker. The red thread he uses for the
route lines is a nod to his mother’s occupation as a seamstress.
In nearly every way, Rodriguez has realized his American dream. After another emigration,
this time from Miami to Brooklyin’s Pratt Institute in 1990, he quickly made his name as a
singularly conceptual illustrator. In 1996, at age 26, he was named Time magazine’s art
director for its Latin American and Canadian publications, the youngest in its history. And in
2016, he was named one of AdAge’s 50 Most Creative People and won the American Society
of Magazine Editors’ Cover of the Year.
This is an adaptation of the text by Nathan Pemberton, extracted from The National, The National Railroad
Passenger Corporation (Amtrak) magazine, August – September 2017
In the passage “In 1996, at age 26, he was named Time magazine’s art director for its Latin
American and Canadian publications, the youngest in its history.” The underlined word
means:
Ano: 2026
Banca:
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Órgão:
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Q3928305
Inglês
Texto associado
Amtrak’s National Route System interpreted by Edel Rodriguez
The artist Edel Rodriguez used cigar boxes to make his interpretation of the Amtrak’s
national route system in his artwork.
“I grew up with the idea of the American Dream,” explains artist Edel Rodriguez, when
talking about his interpretation of Amtrak’s national route map for The National. “My family
spoke about it constantly. For me, it’s very real.”
Rodriguez has reason to be preoccupied with one of the founding mythologies of America.
As a young boy in Cuba, he and his family, in search of a better life, took advantage of the
Mariel boatlift – the six-and-a-half-month period in 1980 when Fidel Castro’s government
allowed its citizens to immigrate to the United States.
Rodriguez, now in his mid-40s, nods to that immigration story with his use of cigar boxes.
“They’re a little illicit and not from this country, and they represent the coexistence of
immigrants within the U.S.,” he says, adding that the boxes also evoke memories of the
grandfather he left behind, who was a heavy cigar smoker. The red thread he uses for the
route lines is a nod to his mother’s occupation as a seamstress.
In nearly every way, Rodriguez has realized his American dream. After another emigration,
this time from Miami to Brooklyin’s Pratt Institute in 1990, he quickly made his name as a
singularly conceptual illustrator. In 1996, at age 26, he was named Time magazine’s art
director for its Latin American and Canadian publications, the youngest in its history. And in
2016, he was named one of AdAge’s 50 Most Creative People and won the American Society
of Magazine Editors’ Cover of the Year.
This is an adaptation of the text by Nathan Pemberton, extracted from The National, The National Railroad
Passenger Corporation (Amtrak) magazine, August – September 2017
Check the sentence that is correct about the text:
Ano: 2026
Banca:
IMPARH
Órgão:
IMPARH
Prova:
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Q3928304
Inglês
Texto associado
Amtrak’s National Route System interpreted by Edel Rodriguez
The artist Edel Rodriguez used cigar boxes to make his interpretation of the Amtrak’s
national route system in his artwork.
“I grew up with the idea of the American Dream,” explains artist Edel Rodriguez, when
talking about his interpretation of Amtrak’s national route map for The National. “My family
spoke about it constantly. For me, it’s very real.”
Rodriguez has reason to be preoccupied with one of the founding mythologies of America.
As a young boy in Cuba, he and his family, in search of a better life, took advantage of the
Mariel boatlift – the six-and-a-half-month period in 1980 when Fidel Castro’s government
allowed its citizens to immigrate to the United States.
Rodriguez, now in his mid-40s, nods to that immigration story with his use of cigar boxes.
“They’re a little illicit and not from this country, and they represent the coexistence of
immigrants within the U.S.,” he says, adding that the boxes also evoke memories of the
grandfather he left behind, who was a heavy cigar smoker. The red thread he uses for the
route lines is a nod to his mother’s occupation as a seamstress.
In nearly every way, Rodriguez has realized his American dream. After another emigration,
this time from Miami to Brooklyin’s Pratt Institute in 1990, he quickly made his name as a
singularly conceptual illustrator. In 1996, at age 26, he was named Time magazine’s art
director for its Latin American and Canadian publications, the youngest in its history. And in
2016, he was named one of AdAge’s 50 Most Creative People and won the American Society
of Magazine Editors’ Cover of the Year.
This is an adaptation of the text by Nathan Pemberton, extracted from The National, The National Railroad
Passenger Corporation (Amtrak) magazine, August – September 2017
What can the Edel Rodriguez’s interpretation of the Amtrak National route system say?
Ano: 2026
Banca:
IMPARH
Órgão:
IMPARH
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Q3928303
Inglês
Texto associado
Amtrak’s National Route System interpreted by Edel Rodriguez
The artist Edel Rodriguez used cigar boxes to make his interpretation of the Amtrak’s
national route system in his artwork.
“I grew up with the idea of the American Dream,” explains artist Edel Rodriguez, when
talking about his interpretation of Amtrak’s national route map for The National. “My family
spoke about it constantly. For me, it’s very real.”
Rodriguez has reason to be preoccupied with one of the founding mythologies of America.
As a young boy in Cuba, he and his family, in search of a better life, took advantage of the
Mariel boatlift – the six-and-a-half-month period in 1980 when Fidel Castro’s government
allowed its citizens to immigrate to the United States.
Rodriguez, now in his mid-40s, nods to that immigration story with his use of cigar boxes.
“They’re a little illicit and not from this country, and they represent the coexistence of
immigrants within the U.S.,” he says, adding that the boxes also evoke memories of the
grandfather he left behind, who was a heavy cigar smoker. The red thread he uses for the
route lines is a nod to his mother’s occupation as a seamstress.
In nearly every way, Rodriguez has realized his American dream. After another emigration,
this time from Miami to Brooklyin’s Pratt Institute in 1990, he quickly made his name as a
singularly conceptual illustrator. In 1996, at age 26, he was named Time magazine’s art
director for its Latin American and Canadian publications, the youngest in its history. And in
2016, he was named one of AdAge’s 50 Most Creative People and won the American Society
of Magazine Editors’ Cover of the Year.
This is an adaptation of the text by Nathan Pemberton, extracted from The National, The National Railroad
Passenger Corporation (Amtrak) magazine, August – September 2017
According to the text, mark the best option:
Ano: 2026
Banca:
IMPARH
Órgão:
IMPARH
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Q3928302
Inglês
Texto associado
Amtrak’s National Route System interpreted by Edel Rodriguez
The artist Edel Rodriguez used cigar boxes to make his interpretation of the Amtrak’s
national route system in his artwork.
“I grew up with the idea of the American Dream,” explains artist Edel Rodriguez, when
talking about his interpretation of Amtrak’s national route map for The National. “My family
spoke about it constantly. For me, it’s very real.”
Rodriguez has reason to be preoccupied with one of the founding mythologies of America.
As a young boy in Cuba, he and his family, in search of a better life, took advantage of the
Mariel boatlift – the six-and-a-half-month period in 1980 when Fidel Castro’s government
allowed its citizens to immigrate to the United States.
Rodriguez, now in his mid-40s, nods to that immigration story with his use of cigar boxes.
“They’re a little illicit and not from this country, and they represent the coexistence of
immigrants within the U.S.,” he says, adding that the boxes also evoke memories of the
grandfather he left behind, who was a heavy cigar smoker. The red thread he uses for the
route lines is a nod to his mother’s occupation as a seamstress.
In nearly every way, Rodriguez has realized his American dream. After another emigration,
this time from Miami to Brooklyin’s Pratt Institute in 1990, he quickly made his name as a
singularly conceptual illustrator. In 1996, at age 26, he was named Time magazine’s art
director for its Latin American and Canadian publications, the youngest in its history. And in
2016, he was named one of AdAge’s 50 Most Creative People and won the American Society
of Magazine Editors’ Cover of the Year.
This is an adaptation of the text by Nathan Pemberton, extracted from The National, The National Railroad
Passenger Corporation (Amtrak) magazine, August – September 2017
Read the statements below and then check the correct alternative according to the text:
I. Rodriguez is from Cuba.
II. Amtrak is a famous bus company.
III. Rodriguez did not immigrate to the US illegally.
Ano: 2026
Banca:
IMPARH
Órgão:
IMPARH
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Q3928301
Inglês
Texto associado
Check the option which has the right affirmative form of the sentence.
“That house doesn’t have much furniture.”
Ano: 2026
Banca:
IMPARH
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Q3928300
Inglês
Texto associado
Check the option which has the right affirmative form of the sentence.
“She doesn’t go to her parents’ house very often.”
Ano: 2026
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Q3928299
Inglês
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Check the best option to complete the sentence.
“ the police many proofs?”
Ano: 2026
Banca:
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Órgão:
IMPARH
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Q3928298
Inglês
Texto associado
Check the best option to complete the sentence.
A: Would you like drink in my hand or one across the room?
B: No, let me try ones here on the table first!
Ano: 2026
Banca:
IMPARH
Órgão:
IMPARH
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Q3928297
Inglês
Mark option in which the sentence has contrasting ideas.
Ano: 2026
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Q3928296
Inglês
Mark the option in which the plural form of the following words are correct respectively:
child / mouse / woman / man / family / boy.
Ano: 2026
Banca:
IMPARH
Órgão:
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Q3928295
Inglês
Choose the option in which the preposition is correct.
Ano: 2026
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IMPARH
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Q3928294
Inglês
Choose the best option to complete the blanks in the conversation below:
A: Excuse me, there a coffee shop nearby?
B: Yes, there one just down the street.
There also a small café in the lobby.
A: Are there tables outside?
B: Yes, there a few tables by the window.
Ano: 2026
Banca:
IMPARH
Órgão:
IMPARH
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Q3928293
Inglês
Choose the sentence that is NOT correct.
Ano: 2026
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IMPARH
Órgão:
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Q3928292
Inglês
Choose the option in which the time “It’s 7:45” is written in full correctly.
Ano: 2026
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Órgão:
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Q3928291
Inglês
Choose the option in which the sentence is correct.
Ano: 2026
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Q3928290
Inglês
What is the negative form of the sentence: “Grace studies English in the morning”?
Ano: 2026
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Q3928289
Inglês
Choose the best option in which the sentence is grammatically correct.
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