Questões de Concurso Sobre inglês

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Q2962083 Inglês

“Schmidt (2001) argues that it ‘largely determines the course of language development’ ” (lines 18-20) “It should be remembered that advocates of both CLT and TBLT have been using the term context mainly to refer to linguistic and pragmatic features of language and language use.” (lines 27-30)


Which of the alternatives below correctly explains the use of italics in the two fragments above?

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Q2962081 Inglês

This passage is most likely part of

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Q2962079 Inglês

The communicative intention of Text 3 is to

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Q2962077 Inglês

Mark the sentence that DOES NOT precisely depict a finding of this research study.

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Q2962076 Inglês

Check the option that introduces an implication of the research study reported in Text 2.

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Q2962074 Inglês

In the last paragraph (lines 105-114), the author suggests that

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Q2962071 Inglês

In “A mere familiarization with the cognitive challenges and the communicative environment of the learners’ workplace would go a long way in helping instructors make sure that learners can…” (lines 107-110), the expression in bold could be replaced by

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Q2962069 Inglês

In line 78, “those” refers to

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Q2962067 Inglês

In the excerpt “Other implications of the findings are practical in nature. For training and assessment purposes, especially in the ESP context, learners may benefit from practicing their L2 skills under workload conditions similar to those they might face in the workplace.” (lines 75-79), the concept embedded in the use of the acronym ESP is appropriately described by:

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Q2962063 Inglês

In paragraph 4 (lines 55-74), the authors mention that it may be important to continue fine-tuning the ICAO Language Proficiency Rating Scale because

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Q2962062 Inglês

Choose the option that contains a correct correspondence between the verb in bold form and the idea it transmits.

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Q2962057 Inglês

The words “undue” (line 22) and “unaccented” (line 32) are formed by the prefix “un”. In which of the words below would it be possible to add the same prefix to express an opposing idea in Standard English?

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Q2962052 Inglês

Mark the only option in which the two words ARE NOT synonymous.

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Q2962043 Inglês

The main purpose of the research presented in the text is to

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Q2962042 Inglês

After reading Text 1, one can conclude that the proposal introduced by the authors seems to be

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Q2962040 Inglês

Concerning the accreditation process described in Text 1, it is correct to affirm that it

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Q2962037 Inglês

The passage below is the concluding paragraph of the article “Accreditation in Aviation” by Marjo Mitsutomi and Jerry Platt.


Conclusion: Direction Matters “There ______ substantial ______ over the past decade in developing and implementing a global standard for air traffic communication. ______, the current state of affairs can be characterized as chaotic, inconsistent, and somewhat removed from the actual ICAO benchmarks for proficiency. Given nearly 200 member states, with very different needs, resources, and levels of preparedness, it is appropriate that there ______ multiple training paradigms and options, ______ multiple testing instruments. What is missing is an accreditation organization that can help level the playing field, can keep all parties honest, and can protect the consuming public from the current glut of ______.”
Choose the option below that completes the passage correctly.

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Q2962036 Inglês

Mark the only boldfaced discourse marker that DOES NOT introduce contrasting ideas.

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Q2962035 Inglês

Check the option in which “should” is used in the same sense as in “It should be an independent, not-for-profit federation of schools and programs, … across member states.” (lines 91-94)

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Q2962034 Inglês

In terms of reference, it is correct to affirm that

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Respostas
821: B
822: C
823: C
824: B
825: D
826: D
827: C
828: E
829: A
830: A
831: B
832: A
833: B
834: E
835: A
836: B
837: C
838: C
839: E
840: D