Questões de Concurso – Aprova Concursos

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Q847308 - CONSUPLAN - 2022 - SEED-PR - Professor - Língua Estrangeira Moderna - Inglês

Analyse the phonetic sentence transcription to mark the corresponding item.

| ðə prɪnˈses kəd nɒt baɪ ə ˈpɔːkjʊpaɪn |

a) That price’s neat bargain to pick a prey.
b) The princess could not buy a porcupine.
c) The prince’s caught a boy with port wine.
d) That apprentice cannot bypass peer pain.

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Q847310 - CONSUPLAN - 2022 - SEED-PR - Professor - Língua Estrangeira Moderna - Inglês

The common theme which is central to both of the texts is:

a) GMOs and animal fodder.
b) GMOs danger and leverage.
c) GMOs and their implement.
d) GMOs and nature’s jeopardy.

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Q847315 - CONSUPLAN - 2022 - SEED-PR - Professor - Língua Estrangeira Moderna - Inglês

Readers are led to infer the feelings and questionings posed as they analyse an image. Having as references, the image and the text clues in “If evolution is all about survival of the fittest, how come cats are still around?

Just sayin’” we can assure that irony is built on the:

a) Husband’s dislike for his wife’s pet cats.
b) Fact the man’s just expressing his opinion.
c) Contrast of “fittest” and the cats’ attitude.
d) Contradiction of “evolution” and “still around”.

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Q847322 - CONSUPLAN - 2022 - SEED-PR - Professor - Língua Estrangeira Moderna - Inglês

Authors make lexical decisions that operate to convey the intended message when they are writing their texts.

With reference to that aspect, mark the item that does NOT match the text.

a) The presence of different social voices is depicted.
b) A neutral register takes over to reach fact delivery.
c) A contrast between tradition and modenity is sought.
d) The exposure of the author’s counterpart is identified.

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Q847327 - CONSUPLAN - 2022 - SEED-PR - Professor - Língua Estrangeira Moderna - Inglês

Opinion texts are pieces of writing which present the author’s point of view on particular subjects supported by reasoning.

Along these lines, the text “End of The Monolith” endorses the goal of:

a) Identifying events which will have abiding historical meaning.
b) Upholding a comprehensive approach to the paper’s matters.
c) Safeguarding readers’ participation in very important decisions.
d) Supporting the exclusion of movements rated progressive ones.

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Q844272 - Cebraspe (Cespe) - 2022 - BANRISUL - Técnico: TI - Quality Assurance e Analista de Teste,

Based on the previous text, judge the following item.

The last period of the second-to-last paragraph suggests that ecosystems are decreasing.

Errado
Certo

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Q844265 - Cebraspe (Cespe) - 2022 - BANRISUL - Técnico: TI - Quality Assurance e Analista de Teste,

Based on the text previous text, judge the following item.

The main goal of the text is to motivate the reader to become a senior IT professional in whatever company they choose to work for.

Errado
Certo

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Q859388 - FGV - 2022 - Senado Federal - Policial Legislativo Federal

When the author uses the expression “the tail end of this period” (1st paragraph), he is referring to its

a) wildest era.
b) hindmost phase.
c) earliest moment.
d) most critical stage.
e) most fleeting instant.

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Q859390 - FGV - 2022 - Senado Federal - Policial Legislativo Federal

The word “Regardless” in “Regardless, between 2016 and 2019, established cybercriminal gangs entered the targeted ransomware business en masse” is similar in meaning to

a) Soon.
b) Anyway.
c) Scarcely.
d) Although.
e) Conversely.

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Q848538 - IADES - 2022 - SEDUC-GO - Professor - Língua Inglesa

Looking back at text 4, choose which one of the following items is correct.

a) The preposition “in” (line 10) may be correctly substituted by “during”.
b) To emphasize the possessive, the phrase “the Portuguese possessions” (lines 5 and 6) could be correctly written as “the Portuguese’ possessions”.
c) In line 9, the word “interior” could be properly substituted by “on the inside of”.
d) The word “flourished” (line 10) could be substituted by “furnished”, without change in meaning.
e) The phrasal verb “related to” (line 7) if written as “related with”, would be grammatically correct.

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Q848540 - IADES - 2022 - SEDUC-GO - Professor - Língua Inglesa

After reading the text, choose which one of the following items is correct.

a) In line 1, the phrase “the state capital until 1937” would be incorrect if “until” were replaced by “up to”.
b) The word “superseded” (line 2) could be properly replaced by “was supplanted”.
c) The preposition in the phrase “to the southeast” (line 3) could be correctly substituted by “from”, as in “from the southeast”.
d) The phrase “The town’s historic centre” (line 3) would remain correct if “’s” were subtracted from “town”, as in “The town historic centre”.
e) In line 6, the adjective “small” could be replaced by “little”.

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Q848545 - IADES - 2022 - SEDUC-GO - Professor - Língua Inglesa

In text 6, the verbs “had become”, “had lived”, “had grown up” and “had got married” are used in the

a) present perfect to express actions carried out by Cora Coralina before she moved back to the city of Goiás.
b) past simple to express actions carried out by Cora Coralina before she moved back to the city of Goiás.
c) imperfect tense to express actions carried out by Cora Coralina before she moved back to the city of Goiás.
d) past perfect to express actions carried out by Cora Coralina before she moved back to the city of Goiás.
e) preterite to express actions carried out by Cora Coralina before she moved back to the city of Goiás.