Questões de Concurso Comentadas para seduc-go

Thanks, theft, thumb, thoughtful.

Neither, then, although, thy.

Theater, thing, thigh, thunder.

Though, those, thou, the.

Think, this, that, teeth.

The verb phrase “generations that will be born” (lines 3 and 4), would be incorrect if the verb “be” were omitted.

In lines 1 and 2, the words “weak” and “strong” could be correctly written in the plural form, as in “weaks” and “strongs”.

The verb phrase “What is worth it in life” (line 4) would remain correct if the pronoun “it” were omitted.

The phrase “in the end” (line 5) could be written as “at the end” without change in meaning.

The phrase “you will be able to reap what you sowed” (line 6) could be correctly shortened as “you will have what to reap”.

Sow, know, hope, role, focus, sew.

So, no, don’t, road, oak, coat.

Show, snow, glow, sorrow, pillow, follow.

Foe, go, bold, open, whole, how.

sparrow, throw, hold, bold, sold.

In lines 1 and 2, the phrase “He sowed all day and night” would maintain the same meaning if the determiner “the” were added, as in “He sowed all the day and all the night”.

The past simple of the verb “sow” (line 1) could be written as “soed”.

The phrase “much had he harvested” (lines 3 and 4) would be incorrect if the pronoun “he” were omitted.

In line 1, the verb “came out” could be written as “came away” and maintain the same meaning.

In the verb phrase “night caught him” (line 2) the verb “had” could be correctly added, as in “night had caught”.

Married

Moved

Lived

Carried

Worked

present perfect to express actions carried out by Cora Coralina before she moved back to the city of Goiás.

past simple to express actions carried out by Cora Coralina before she moved back to the city of Goiás.

imperfect tense to express actions carried out by Cora Coralina before she moved back to the city of Goiás.

past perfect to express actions carried out by Cora Coralina before she moved back to the city of Goiás.

preterite to express actions carried out by Cora Coralina before she moved back to the city of Goiás.

In line 1, the preposition “away” could be correctly substituted by “of”, and the phrase would maintain the same meaning.

In line 6, the verb “support” represents a false cognate with regards to “suportar” in the Portuguese language of Brazil.

In line 3, the phrase “whom she married” would remain grammatically correct if the preposition “with” were added, as in “whom she married with”.

The expression “By the time” (line 3) could be substituted by “When”, and the phrase would maintain the same meaning.

The relative pronoun “whom” (line 3) could be changed to “who”, and the phrase would remain grammatically correct.

In line 1, the verb phrase “Peixoto was born in 1889” would be correct if “was” were subtracted.

The phrase “During her childhood” (line 3) could be correctly written as “On her childhood”.

The verb “writing” (line 7) would not be correct if used in the infinitive form, as in “she began to write…”.

In lines 5 and 6, the verbs “read, write and perform” could be used in the gerund form, as in “learned reading, writing and performing basic…”.

The verb “divided” (line 4) could be replaced by “classified”.

Built

Designated

Reserved

Climbed

Found

The expression “tight up against” (line 7) points to the idea that places on the right side of the river bank are far away from the the north-western hills.

From the text, one can infer that only enslaved people were allowed to worship at the church of Rosario.

The pronoun “It” (line 5) refers to the historic center of the town of Goiás.

The phrase “climbing towards the hill”, (lines 14 and 15) means that to get to Chapeu do Padre, one must go mountaineering.

In lines 15 and 16, the phrase “are also to be found” means that the historic residential quarter and a characteristic market place will be established.

In line 1, the phrase “the state capital until 1937” would be incorrect if “until” were replaced by “up to”.

The word “superseded” (line 2) could be properly replaced by “was supplanted”.

The preposition in the phrase “to the southeast” (line 3) could be correctly substituted by “from”, as in “from the southeast”.

The phrase “The town’s historic centre” (line 3) would remain correct if “’s” were subtracted from “town”, as in “The town historic centre”.

In line 6, the adjective “small” could be replaced by “little”.

Established

Related

Defined

Flourished

Furnished

The preposition “in” (line 10) may be correctly substituted by “during”.

To emphasize the possessive, the phrase “the Portuguese possessions” (lines 5 and 6) could be correctly written as “the Portuguese’ possessions”.

In line 9, the word “interior” could be properly substituted by “on the inside of”.

The word “flourished” (line 10) could be substituted by “furnished”, without change in meaning.

The phrasal verb “related to” (line 7) if written as “related with”, would be grammatically correct.

In line 1, the verb “testifies to” could be correctly replaced by “is testimony of”.

The phrase “It was the first officially recognized urban core (lines 2 and 3) would be correct if the pronoun “it” were omitted.

The word “borough” (line 4) refers to a “plantation”.

In line 5, the relative clause “Tordesillas that defined could be correctly written as “Tordesillas, which defined”.

In the phrase “The origins of the town of Goiás are, (lines 6 and 7), the verb “are” could be correctly changed to “is”.

A razão natural é complementada, e não negada, pela fé.

Somente a fé pode aceder à verdade da existência e à unicidade de Deus.

Apenas a racionalidade pode desvelar a verdade das três pessoas na única substância de Deus.

Tal qual Aristóteles, o qual chamava de “O Filósofo”, Tomás de Aquino afirma que há verdades, como a da Trindade, que a razão natural não pode alcançar, enquanto outras, como a da existência de Deus, são acessíveis a ela.

Razão natural é aquela que, exercida com método, chega indubitavelmente a toda verdade revelada.

Fenomenológica

Ontológica

Dialética

Idealista

Subjetiva

A imprecisão do senso comum o leva a um conhecimento muito geral acerca da realidade. A ciência, por sua vez, seleciona casos específicos, de início, aleatoriamente, para que, depois, possa controlar a experiência.

Ao passo que o senso comum possui uma grande amostra de casos, segundo os quais organiza seus conhecimentos, a ciência observa casos particulares e sem nenhuma orientação.

À medida que o senso comum não observa a realidade, a ciência vai se fazendo por meio de generalizações apressadas.

Ao mesmo tempo que o senso comum resulta de um conhecimento particular e sistemático, a ciência busca conclusões gerais.

Enquanto o senso comum resulta de um conhecimento particular e assistemático, a ciência busca conclusões gerais.

e de extermínio foram utilizados apenas para gerar medo e para testar a liberdade humana.

são como laboratórios que atendem à pretensão de domínio absoluto sobre o homem.

condizem com os propósitos dos regimes totalitários, porque visam a organizar os homens em sua infinita pluralidade e diversidade.

exerceram unicamente o propósito de matar as pessoas que atrapalhavam a organização social.

e de extermínio serviram como punição para crimes que não se podia julgar mediante o aparato político disponível.

Kuhn é um dos grandes defensores do desenvolvimento teleológico da ciência.

Para Kuhn, a ciência sempre busca a verdade e, por isso, ele nunca questionou a concepção tradicional de ciência.

A aquisição gradual e cumulativa do conhecimento é o eixo mediante o qual todo fazer científico deve ser pensado. Por isso, a prática científica não envolve decisões cuja base seja a fé.

Kuhn defende que a ciência se desenvolve por estágios, mas não porque tende a algum objetivo, como a verdade, por exemplo.

A passagem de um paradigma para o outro sempre se dá quando os cientistas têm absoluta certeza de que o novo paradigma resolverá as anomalias.

proposições metafísicas.

linguagem lógica.

linguagem matemática.

expressão do sentimento da vida.

proposições de ordem empírica.