Questões Militares Sobre inglês

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Q670792 Inglês
“its”, (line 18), refers to
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Q670791 Inglês
“ ...the airport lacks security.”, (lines 21 and 22), means that
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Q670790 Inglês
According to the news,
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Q670789 Inglês
In “Andy Kane explains why he is so hooked on DIY”, the words in bold type are closest in meaning to
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Q670788 Inglês
“stands for”, in the title of the extract, could be replaced by
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Q670787 Inglês
According to the extract,
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Q664069 Inglês

The right foot is more ticklish than the left one. It is not related to laterality but in scientific experiments most people report that their right foot is more ticklish.

                                                                                (Adapted from Speak up)

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ticklish – ter cócegas

laterality – lateralidade 

Based on the text,
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Q664068 Inglês

The right foot is more ticklish than the left one. It is not related to laterality but in scientific experiments most people report that their right foot is more ticklish.

                                                                                (Adapted from Speak up)

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ticklish – ter cócegas

laterality – lateralidade 

In “The right foot is more ticklish than the left one”, the word, in bold type, is
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Q664067 Inglês

The right foot is more ticklish than the left one. It is not related to laterality but in scientific experiments most people report that their right foot is more ticklish.

                                                                                (Adapted from Speak up)

GLOSSARY

ticklish – ter cócegas

laterality – lateralidade 

The underlined words, in the text, give us an idea of
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Q664066 Inglês
The verbs, underlined in the text, are in the
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Q664065 Inglês
“Nobody”, (line 7), can be replaced by
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Q664064 Inglês
According to the text, all the alternatives are correct, except:
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Q664063 Inglês
“We stopped at a small restaurant for a quick meal”, (lines 5 and 6), means that they
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Q664062 Inglês
All alternatives are in the comparative, except:
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Q664061 Inglês

The correct prepositions to fill in the blanks are, respectively:

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Q664060 Inglês

“The chocolate analysis must start with the visual aspect. A bar, for instance, has to be uniform, quite flat and bright. A whitish aspect is not a good sign, that means it remained on the shelf and melted,” explains the confectioner.

(Taken from TAM magazine # 38)

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whitish – esbranquiçado

melted – derretido


The modal verb “must”, in the paragraph, expresses

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Q664059 Inglês

“Liking to read is a calling, like painting, making music or playing soccer. The person is born predisposed, fascinated by the book object, by stories,” Ziraldo says.

(Taken from TAM Magazine Ano 4 # 39 )


“calling”, underlined in the paragraph, is closest in meaning to

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Q664058 Inglês

                     How to prepare well for an interview

It’s important to be well prepared for a job interview and practice the best answers to possible questions an interviewer could ask. It is common for the interviewer to ask why you are unemployed, why you want to work in that company, what you know about it and what salary you are looking for. Some interviewers can ask questions about current affairs in Brazil and the world (so it is always good to be well informed).

                                                               (Adapted from Maganews Mar 2011)

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current affairs – assuntos atuais 

The pronoun “it”, (line 4), in bold type in the text, refers to:
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Q664057 Inglês

                     How to prepare well for an interview

It’s important to be well prepared for a job interview and practice the best answers to possible questions an interviewer could ask. It is common for the interviewer to ask why you are unemployed, why you want to work in that company, what you know about it and what salary you are looking for. Some interviewers can ask questions about current affairs in Brazil and the world (so it is always good to be well informed).

                                                               (Adapted from Maganews Mar 2011)

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current affairs – assuntos atuais 

All the words below, in the text, are adjectives, except:
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Q664056 Inglês

“I have to prepare the country for the World Cup and the Olympics, but I also have another commitment, and that is to work very hard to end absolute poverty in Brazil. We still have 14 million in poverty. That’s my major challenge,” Dilma Roussef, Brazil’s first female president, said.

(Taken from The Washington Post Dec 5, 2010)

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commitment – compromisso


“hard”, in bold type in the extract, is an adverb of

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3561: D
3562: D
3563: C
3564: C
3565: A
3566: A
3567: D
3568: C
3569: D
3570: A
3571: A
3572: B
3573: D
3574: A
3575: C
3576: B
3577: D
3578: C
3579: A
3580: C