📝QUESTÕES DE MÚLTIPLA ESCOLHA
🔹20 Multiple Choice Questions | FOUR-Option Question |
❑ TEXTO:
“Marianne would have thought herself very
inexcusable had she been able to sleep at all the first
night after parting from Willoughby.
She would
have been ashamed to look her family in the face the
next morning, had she not risen from her bed in more
need of repose than when she lay down in it.
But the
feelings which made such composure a disgrace, left
her in no danger of incurring it.
She was awake the
whole night, and she wept the greatest part of it.
She
got up with a headache, was unable to talk, and
unwilling to take any nourishment; giving pain every
moment to her mother and sisters, and forbidding all
attempt at consolation from either.
Her sensibility
was potent enough!”
🔗(Extract from Sense and Sensibility, by Jane Austen. First
published in 1811)
❑ Questão 31 – The expression “thought herself very inexcusable”
means:
a) Thought that her actions had no justification.
b) Thought herself making excuses beyond
comprehension.
c) Thought herself unable to behave otherwise.
d) Thought herself unforgivable for such behavior.
💡 GABARITO D
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❑ Questão 32 – The expression “parting from” defines:
a) The act of having a pleasant time with someone’s
company.
b) The act of sunder from someone.
c) The act of having someone's company.
d) The act of enjoying someone’s presence.
💡 GABARITO B
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❑ Questão 33 – In the text, the word “incurring” is synonymous with
the following words, except:
a) Acquiring.
b) Provoking.
c) Arousing.
d) Missing.
💡 GABARITO D
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❑ Questão 34 – The extracts shows Marianne behaviour as being:
a) Objectionable, since she was worried about
something really important and relevant.
b) Absolvable, since she was missing someone most
cherished and beloved.
c) Reprehensible, since the situation required a
certain behavior from a young woman her age.
d) Expected, since she was not being able to deal with
her emotions properly, under the circumstances.
💡 GABARITO C
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❑ TEXTO:
“Aided by the rise of new digital communication
technologies, as well as an Internet that allows
messages and images to be distributed anonymously,
episodes of cyberbullying have become much more
common.
According to a 2013 review of
cyberbullying research, online harassment can take
two primary forms: direct cyberbullying in which
threatening or insulting messages or images are sent
directly to the intended victim and indirect or
relational cyberbullying, which involves the spread of
rumours and/or demeaning content behind the
victim's back.
And there are a variety of ways for
cyberbullying to happen, including texting, emails, or
through posts relayed through social media sites
such as Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram.”
🔗(What Makes Cyberbullying So Popular? By Romeo
Vitelli. Psychology Today. Available in
https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/mediaspotlight/201808/what-makes-cyberbullying-so-popular.)
❑ Questão 35 – “Aided”, within the Article’s context, can be best
replaced by:
a) Promoted.
b) Succored.
c) Helped.
d) Added.
💡 GABARITO C
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❑ Questão 36 – When he says “demeaning content behind the
victim’s back”, it implies that:
a) Bullies receive ignominious information and send
online without the victims being aware.
b) Bullies conceal information and send them online,
making the victims being aware.
c) Bullies scatter information online, without the
victims being aware.
d) Bullies suppress degrading information online,
without the victims being aware.
💡 GABARITO C
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❑ Questão 37 – When we have something “relayed through”, we can
say that:
a) It was spread all over accidentally and everybody
can see.
b) It was sent for someone in private, without the
intention of being seen by somebody else.
c) It was transmitted advisedly for everybody to see.
d) It was broadcasted willfully so everybody can see
it.
💡 GABARITO D
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❑ Questão 38 – Look at the common sayings above and choose the
one that bests describes its meaning:
a) “Low man on the totem pole”: To be the one
responsible for supporting others, no matter how
heavy the task is.
b) “As pure as the driven snow”: To be someone
morally unsullied, virtuous.
c) “Pick the low-hanging fruit first”: To choose the
easiest way to start doing a task.
d) “Throw the baby out with the bathwater”: Dismiss
something relevant and important while doing
something commonplace, standart.
💡 GABARITO B
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“Nowadays, families are totally transferring the
responsibility of their children’ education to the
school.”
❑ Questão 39 – Choose the correct the passive voice option, using a
synonym for the word “totally”:
a) Families are fully transferring the responsibility of
their children’ education to the school.
b) Families have been completely transferring the
responsibility of their children’ education to the
school.
c) Families have been thoroughly transferring the
responsibility of their children’ education to the
school.
d) Families were absolutely transferring the
responsibility of their children’ education to the
school.
💡 GABARITO A
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❑ Questão 40 – The word nowadays can be classified as:
a) An adjective, and can be replaced by “presently”.
b) A noun, and can be replaced by “latterly”.
c) An adjective, and can be replaced by “at the
present time”.
d) An adverb, and can be replaced by “today”.
💡 GABARITO D
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❑ Questão 41 – Choose the correct way to make subordinate clauses
passive:
a) I don’t like people seeing me without makeup.
I don’t like been seen without makeup.
b) I want someone to listen to me.
I want to be listened.
c) Peter thinks that someone is reading to his
daughter during her tests.
Peter thinks that her daughter is being read to
during her tests.
d) My Dad likes someone looking after him when
he’s not feeling very well.
My Dad liked being looked after when he’s not
feeling very well.
💡 GABARITO C
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❑ TEXTO:
- WELL, S.T.U., IT’SPARTLY FROM UPBRINGING
BUT A LOT OF IT’SFROM INSTINCT.
- AND WOULD YOU SAY MORALITY’S A
DISTINCTIVELY HUMAN QUALITY?
- OH, I’D SAY SO.
- SO, AS COMPUTER, I COULD REALLY HAVE NO
CONCEPT OF “RIGHT”OR “WRONG”.
- NO, I GUESS NOT.
- AND WOULD YOU SING A WRITTEN
STATEMENT TO THAT EFECT?
- WHAT? W4Y – ARE THESE NUCLEAR LAUNCH
CODES? BAD S.T.U.!! BAD S.T.U!!
(Available in:
http://portermason.com/johnny/1999/03/30/stu-andmorals/)
❑ Questão 42 – The quote “from upbringing”, means that morals are:
a) Something you are born with and does not change
since your childhood.
b) Something you are instructed to do on your
formative years.
c) Something you learned how to do, without any
help.
d) Something you remember from your early life.
💡 GABARITO B
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❑ Questão 43 – The adverb “partly” can be best replaced by:
a) Partially.
b) In part.
c) Slightly.
d) Somewhat.
💡 GABARITO B
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“- It’s a new Year and I’m tired of arguing about it.
It doesn’t matter who is right or wrong. So please,
let’s meet each other halfway on this. Ok?”
❑ Questão 44 – The expression “meet each other halfway” means:
a) To go half the way and wait for the other to
complete the other half way through.
b) To compromise with someone in a situation when
it doesn’t matter who has the right answer.
c) To accept some of the points someone is making
so that both parties come to an agreement.
d) To agree to do part of what someone wants even if
that person does not acts the same way in return.
💡 GABARITO C
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“She was always reclaiming that nobody recognized
her skills. She never admitted any deception but we
all knew our coordinator had a comprehensive list of
sources and several reasons not to promote her. I
pretend not to be aware and I’m very adept to make
myself invisible when I need to.”
❑ Questão 45 – The underlined word used incorrectly in the text is:
a) Reclaiming.
b) Deception.
c) Pretend.
d) Adept.
💡 GABARITO A
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❑ Questão 46 – Choose the option in which the underlined word is
wrongly classified:
a) Her sister broke her arm. She is on heavy
medication to relief her pain. (adverb).
b) “Her boss could not fault her dedication to the job.
(noun).
c) “You must say something before you go. She was
sad because of how it all ended”.(Adverb).
d) “Thanks to her I managed to arrive in time to do
my test.” (Conjunction).
💡 GABARITO A
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“Once a week, we had a family time called “Book
club”. My mom would stop everything she was doing
to go to my bedroom and read a book. Sometimes she
liked to pretend she was actually inside the book and
started making some funny voices, to best suit each
character. Once I started get sleepy, she always
kissed me in my forehead and said “I love you so
much. You are the light of my life.” before she went
to her bed. This is by far the best memory I have from
my childhood.”
❑ Questão 47 – The word “once” in lines 1 and 6 are, respectively:
a) Adverb / noun.
b) Adverb / Conjunction.
c) Conjunction / Conjunction.
d) Conjunction / Adverb.
💡 GABARITO B
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❑ Questão 48 – The sentence “I love you, baby girl. You are the light
of my life” can be correctly reported as:
a) She said she loves me so much. The light of her
life.
b) She said she loved me so much. And that I was the
light of her life.
c) She told she loved me so much. The light of her
life.
d) She told me that she loves me.
💡 GABARITO B
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And that I was the
light of her life.
“Alice wasn’t very trustworthy. On the contrary, she
needed constant supervision. Even though she lived
off the money inherited from her father, she had been
caught stealing twice from her boss. It had come to
light that she also faked some invoices and pocketed
the money.”
❑ Questão 49 – When we say that Alice “lived off the money
inherited from her father”, we meant:
a) She protected the money her father left for her after
he passed.
b) She didn’t depend on the money her father left her.
c) She depended on the money bequeathed from her
father.
d) She misused the money acqurired with her father.
💡 GABARITO C
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❑ Questão 50 – The expression “on the contrary” (line 1) can not be
replaced by:
a) Lenghtwise.
b) Contrariwise.
c) Far from it.
d) Conversely
💡 GABARITO A
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