Questões de Concurso Público IF-RR 2015 para Professor - Português / Inglês

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Q1023887 Inglês

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How to be an Effective EFL Teacher 


Over the short history of the ESL/EFL field various methods have been proposed. Each method has in turn fallen out of favor and has been replaced with a new one. Audiolingualism, functionalism, communicative paradigms, and now the fad is "task-based syllabuses." In his critique of the task-based syllabus Sheen (1994:127) points out, "frequent paradigm shifts in the field of second and foreign language teaching have not resulted in significant progress in language learning." Since no method has been proven to be more effective than another, many teachers have jumped on the "eclectic" bandwagon. Common sense would have this as the best available choice since variety is the spice of language.


(Source: http://www.eflpress.com/teacher/EFL_teacher.html)


When the text informs that "Common sense would have this as the best available choice" (L.7), it implies that the best method should be:
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Q1023888 Inglês

Text IV

How to be an Effective EFL Teacher 


Over the short history of the ESL/EFL field various methods have been proposed. Each method has in turn fallen out of favor and has been replaced with a new one. Audiolingualism, functionalism, communicative paradigms, and now the fad is "task-based syllabuses." In his critique of the task-based syllabus Sheen (1994:127) points out, "frequent paradigm shifts in the field of second and foreign language teaching have not resulted in significant progress in language learning." Since no method has been proven to be more effective than another, many teachers have jumped on the "eclectic" bandwagon. Common sense would have this as the best available choice since variety is the spice of language.


(Source: http://www.eflpress.com/teacher/EFL_teacher.html)


The expression "variety is the spice of language" (L.7) is a metaphor related to the language of:
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Q1023889 Inglês

Text IV

How to be an Effective EFL Teacher 


Over the short history of the ESL/EFL field various methods have been proposed. Each method has in turn fallen out of favor and has been replaced with a new one. Audiolingualism, functionalism, communicative paradigms, and now the fad is "task-based syllabuses." In his critique of the task-based syllabus Sheen (1994:127) points out, "frequent paradigm shifts in the field of second and foreign language teaching have not resulted in significant progress in language learning." Since no method has been proven to be more effective than another, many teachers have jumped on the "eclectic" bandwagon. Common sense would have this as the best available choice since variety is the spice of language.


(Source: http://www.eflpress.com/teacher/EFL_teacher.html)


The word "field" (L.1) rhymes with:
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Q1023890 Inglês

Text IV

How to be an Effective EFL Teacher 


Over the short history of the ESL/EFL field various methods have been proposed. Each method has in turn fallen out of favor and has been replaced with a new one. Audiolingualism, functionalism, communicative paradigms, and now the fad is "task-based syllabuses." In his critique of the task-based syllabus Sheen (1994:127) points out, "frequent paradigm shifts in the field of second and foreign language teaching have not resulted in significant progress in language learning." Since no method has been proven to be more effective than another, many teachers have jumped on the "eclectic" bandwagon. Common sense would have this as the best available choice since variety is the spice of language.


(Source: http://www.eflpress.com/teacher/EFL_teacher.html)


The sentence "many teachers have jumped on the "eclectic" bandwagon." (L.6 ) implies a perspective that the teachers have:
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Q1023891 Inglês

Text IV

How to be an Effective EFL Teacher 


Over the short history of the ESL/EFL field various methods have been proposed. Each method has in turn fallen out of favor and has been replaced with a new one. Audiolingualism, functionalism, communicative paradigms, and now the fad is "task-based syllabuses." In his critique of the task-based syllabus Sheen (1994:127) points out, "frequent paradigm shifts in the field of second and foreign language teaching have not resulted in significant progress in language learning." Since no method has been proven to be more effective than another, many teachers have jumped on the "eclectic" bandwagon. Common sense would have this as the best available choice since variety is the spice of language.


(Source: http://www.eflpress.com/teacher/EFL_teacher.html)


An exercise in which the student is expected to contextualize, negotiate and construct meaning is seen as an outcome of:
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16: A
17: A
18: C
19: A
20: D