Questões de Concurso Público Colégio Pedro II 2013 para Professor - Inglês

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Q1015001 Inglês
From reading the text, one may infer that the Celtic language
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Q1015002 Inglês
It is correct to state that the process of vanishing languages
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Q1015003 Inglês
Regarding the nationalists mentioned in paragraph 6, it is correct to say that they
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Q1015004 Inglês
The passage “street signs in a minority language have been outlawed” (L. 39) can be best paraphrased by
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Q1015005 Inglês
The noun phrases a shared code of symbols for communication (L. 24) and the Basque-speaking parts of northern Spain (L. 42) correspond to the following combination:
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Q1015006 Inglês
It is correct to say that the distinction between the modal verbs in the extracts “The loss of languages may have accelerated recently, […]” (L. 13) and “[…] as if such characteristics might make a language more or less influential.” (L. 18,19) is grounded in
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Q1015007 Inglês
In the passage “[…] today there are a mere 200.” (L. 15), one can point out that the elliptical words are
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Q1015008 Inglês
It is correct to affirm that the word so in “They do so because they feel that their identity is at stake” […]” (L. 25,26) substitutes for
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Q1015009 Inglês
One may say that the use of as in “Language nationalists see their language as a treasure house, as a repository of memories, as a gift to their children, as a birthright.” (L. 27-29) and in "Such demonstrations stand in stark contrast to places where cultural and linguistic pluralism works successfully, as in Switzerland and Sweden, [...]" (L. 31,32) conveys, respectively, the idea of
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Q1015010 Inglês
The discourse marker in “Conversely, several countries have actively repressed minority languages, […]” (L. 36) means the opposite of
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Q1015011 Inglês
The alternative which presents a word whose formation process is the same as in “commonplace” (L. 38) is
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Q1015012 Inglês
Mark the excerpt in which a word formed by the adding of the suffix –ING in a similar way as it happens to the underlined word in “[…] the remarkable progress of English as a promising step towards global communication.” (L. 49,50) can be found:
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Q1015013 Inglês
The change of word order in the clause “[…] but it is hardly a new problem.” (L. 13) to hardly is it a new problem reveals the following linguistic phenomena:
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Q1015014 Inglês
On paraphrasing the underlined words in “Whole communities, such as several in the Basquespeaking parts of northern Spain, have had their linguistic identity deliberately eliminated.” (L. 41,42) one might say that someone/ something
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Q1015015 Inglês

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Taking into account the assumptions that underlie the text, one can say that the author advocates a linguistic approach that

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Q1015016 Inglês
Considering the characteristics of our post-modern society and language, the author raises the need for teaching strategies which
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Q1015017 Inglês
The expression underlined in “[…] when it comes to dealing with the question of negotiating new identities in the face of contact with alien tongues.” (L. 9,10) refers to languages which
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Q1015018 Inglês
In “Specialists in teaching – and, in particular, the teaching of World English (WE) will, henceforth, need to take into consideration the important fact that language teaching is, over and above everything else, a matter of negotiating identities” (L. 6-8), the underlined word functions as a discourse marker of
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Q1015019 Inglês
Indicate which of the following verbs, combined with the same preposition, is similar in meaning to the underlined expression in “[…] different social and cultural environments will call for different strategies […]” (L. 8,9):
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Q1015020 Inglês
An overview of the text makes it possible to affirm that the author portraits school as being committed to
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Respostas
1: B
2: C
3: D
4: B
5: D
6: A
7: B
8: A
9: C
10: D
11: C
12: B
13: A
14: C
15: B
16: B
17: D
18: A
19: B
20: A