Check the option that contains a correct correspondence of m...

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inept - maladroit, klutzy, bungling, clunky, gauche

skillful - deft, dexterous, nimble

GAB: LETRA B

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Fonte: Alexandre Palmeira Mendonça

Devemos verificar se as palavras do texto destacadas na afirmativa podem ser ou não substituídas pelo sugerido.

Antônimos são expressões de sentido contrário entre si; sinônimos são expressões de sentido muito próximo entre si.

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A - “...seeking...” (line 5) and ‘refusing’ have similar meanings. 

• INCORRETA.

• To seek e to refuse tem sentidos sem relação entre si. De acordo com o Cambridge International DIctionary of English:

• seek: to search for, look for or try to find or obtain
• refuse: to say no; to not accept, allow or do

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B - “...inept...” (line 9) and ‘skillful’ express contrastive ideas. 

• CORRETA.

• Inept e skillful são adjetivos com sentidos contrários, podendo ser considerados antônimos. 

• De acordo com o Cambridge International DIctionary of English:

• inept: not skilled or effective
• skillful: has a special ability to do something

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C - “...assigns...” (line 22) could not be replaced by ‘attributes’. 

• INCORRETA.

• To assign e to attribute são verbos com significados similares.

• De acordo com o Cambridge International DIctionary of English:

• assign: to choose or decide on (the person who should do a job), or to give (a particular job or responsibility to someone)
• attribute: to say or think that (something) is the result or work of (something or someone else)

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D - “...tagged...” (line 26) and ‘labelled’ are antonymous. 

• INCORRETA.

• To tag e to label são verbos com significados similares, podendo ser considerados sinônimos.

• De acordo com o Cambridge International DIctionary of English:

• tag: to put a tag (substantivo tag = a small piece of paper, cloth or metal, on which there is information, fiexed onto something larger)
• label: to put labels on (substantivo label = a piece of paper or other material which is stuck on or joined to an object, telling you what the object is, how to use it, to whom it belongs or other information)

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E - “...reassembled...” (line 59) and ‘split up’ are synonymous.

• INCORRETA.

• To reassemble e to split up possuem significados contrários, podendo ser considerados antônimos.

• De acordo com o Cambridge International DIctionary of English:

• assemble: to join or bring (parts) together in a single group or place
• split up:to divide into two or more parts; to end a relationship (between two people)