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I – O tempo forte é chamado de impulso e o tempo fraco é chamado de apoio;
II – No compasso quaternário, o primeiro tempo é forte, o segundo tempo é meio forte, o terceiro tempo é forte e o quarto tempo é fraco;
III – No compasso ternário, o primeiro tempo é forte, o segundo tempo é forte e o terceiro tempo é fraco;
IV – Os compassos compostos têm a mesma acentuação métrica dos compassos simples, em relação aos tempos.
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( ) A multa consiste na obrigatoriedade de pagamento de 01 (um) a 20 (vinte) vezes o valor da anuidade da categoria profissional à qual pertence o infrator, em vigor no ato do pagamento.
( ) As infrações serão consideradas leves, moderadas, graves ou gravíssimas, segundo a natureza do ato e a circunstância de cada caso.
( ) São consideradas infrações graves as que provoquem debilidade temporária de membro, sentido ou função na pessoa ou ainda as que causem danos mentais, morais, patrimoniais ou financeiros.
( ) Cometer a infração culposamente é uma situação agravante.
( ) Proteger o paciente de curiosos.
( ) Deixar o paciente deitado, não impedindo sua movimentação psicomotora.
( ) Colocar o paciente em posição ventral.
( ) Realizar medidas de prevenção à mordedura da língua e lesões dentárias.
( ) Colocar o paciente em decúbito lateral.
( ) Evitar que ocorram lesões com o paciente.
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The sentence “That girl over there is cute” shows an example of a feminine noun. Choose the option that correctly shows masculine and feminine equivalent nouns.
I) The preposition “from” in the second paragraph indicates origin or source. ( )
II) The preposition “in” in the second paragraph is also used for cities and countries. ( )
III) The preposition “on” in the second paragraph is also used for seasons and months. ( )
IV) The preposition “in” in the fourth paragraph is also used for days of the week. ( )
V) The fragment “depends on” in the third paragraph could correctly be replaced with “depends of”. ( )
I – All of the fragments in uppercase letters are examples of the Simple Past tense.
II – All of the fragments in uppercase letters refer to past actions in some way.
III – In “have initiated”, the verb tense refers to a recent action at the time the news was written.
IV – None of the fragments in uppercase letters contain a past participle form.
V – The verb “created” is used in this verb tense because it refers to a past action in a specific time.
NCO Academy student: Good morning, Sir
Sergeant Major: Why are you awake in uniform so early? Today is your day off. You can ___(sleep)___ until seven o’clock today. It’s worth ___(stay)___ in bed a little longer to recover from the exhausting week.
NCO Academy student: I enjoy ___(learn)___ foreign languages, so I woke up early ___(study)___ English.
Sergeant Major: I’m really proud of ___(see)___ you working so hard.
“The NCO Academy students ___A___ march ___B___ ___C___ ___D___ ___E___.”
Adverbs:
1. on the parade ground
2. proudly
3. on Independence Day
4. very
5. always
Now the platoon commander of No 3 Platoon is briefing his section commanders:
‘Pay attention and take notes. The Company Commander is not happy with the standard of map reading. So, next Tuesday, 26th October, the whole platoon is going out on a 24-hour exercise, Exercise "Hot Foot". The aim of the exercise is to give the platoon practice in compass marching across country. You will move by day and night. The dress for the exercise will be fighting order. You will not carry weapons and ammunition. You are to draw combat rations for your sections from the stores. Do this at 1600 hours on Monday 25th October. Individuals will be responsible for their own meals during the exercise. Each man is to take a protractor, a compass, map sheet 175, map-case, torch and chinagraph pencils. You are responsible for checking this. The platoon is to parade outside the guardroom at 0730 hours on Tuesday 26th October. We shall travel to the exercise area by 4-tonner but we shall march back to camp. Estimated time of return to camp will be 1030 hours on Wednesday 27th October. Make sure you brief your sections. Right, that's all. Any questions?’
ARNOLD, James & SACCO; Robert. Command English: a course in military English.1ª ed. London: Longman ELT, 1988. p. 62-63.