Questões de Concurso Público CRM-SC 2022 para Revisor de Texto
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The fragment “Despite being worried about the safety of
his family, Malala’s father agreed to let Malala write a
blog for the BBC.” (lines 18 and 19) can be correctly
translated into Portuguese as Apesar de estar
preocupado com a segurança de sua família, o pai de
Malala concordou em deixá-la escrever o blog para a
BBC.
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Malala received a Nobel Peace Prize in 2014 and gave a
speech to the United Nations the same year.
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I am Malala is the name of a book written by her father.
It was a best-seller.
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“The doctors weren't sure if she would live or have brain
damage, but Malala had survived.” (line 30) can be
translated as Os médicos não conseguiam dar certeza
se ela sobreviveria ou teria graves sequelas, mas
Malala sobrevivera.
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There are three examples of indefinite articles in the
period: “She dreamt of one day becoming a teacher, a
doctor, or a politician” (line 7).
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In the sentence “He asked ‘Who is Malala?’ and said he
would kill them all if they didn't tell him.” (line 28), “He”
and “they” are examples of subject pronouns and work
as the subject of the verb, while “them” and “him” are
object pronouns.
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“Eventually” (line 22) is an example of a false cognate
and it could be correctly replaced by finally.
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In the period “Even though the fighting had ended and
the schools were open again, there were still Taliban
throughout the city.” (lines 24 and 25), “throughout” is
an example of preposition which means sobre in
Portuguese.
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There is an example of the present perfect tense in the
extract “Even though the fighting had ended and the
schools were open again, there were still Taliban
throughout the city.” (lines 24 and 25).
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In the sentence “The Taliban were strict Muslims who
demanded that all people follow Islamic Sharia
law.” (line 11), “who” is a relative pronoun and can be
substituted by that or which.
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It is correct to rewrite the extract “As the Taliban gained
more control, they began to enforce new laws.” (line 14)
as News laws had began to be enforced as more control
Taliban gains.
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The period “Her father always encouraged her to learn
more and taught her that she could accomplish
anything.” (lines 8 and 9) can be translated into
Portuguese as Seu pai sempre a encorajou a aprender
mais e ensinou que ela poderia alcançar qualquer coisa.
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In line 35, “has continued” is in the present perfect
tense.
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Differently from other Pakistani girls, Malala was able to
attend school since her father was a teacher.
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The period “Malala loved learning and going to
school” (line 7) could be rewritten as Malala loved to
learn and to go to school, without changing its meaning.