Questões de Concurso – Aprova Concursos

1)

Q623033 - IBADE - 2017 - SEE-PB - Professor - Inglês

What is a hagwon, according to the second paragraph?

a) lt is a private course where many students go to after their regular classes at school finish.
b) lt is one of the best schools in Seoul.
c) lt is one of the most expensive private schools in Seoul.
d) lt is the best private tutor in Seoul.
e) lt is one of South Korean top universities located in Seoul.

2)

Q623038 - IBADE - 2017 - SEE-PB - Professor - Inglês

According to the information provided in the fourth and fifth paragraphs, we can state that:

a) The owner of the hagwon is punished if there are students studying in the hagwon after 10 p.m.
b) The street patrols are searching for students who are studying after their regular classes finish.
c) Students are punished if they are found in a hagwon after 10 p.m.
d) Hagwons must close before 9 p.m.
e) The South Korean government is doing nothing to improve the educational system in the country.

3)

Q623040 - IBADE - 2017 - SEE-PB - Professor - Inglês

In the sentence "However, the biggest challenge for the government is the hagwons." (last paragraph), the word HOWEVER could be correctly replaced in this context, without change of meaning, by:

a) despite.
b) although.
c) because.
d) therefore.
e) nevertheless.

4)

Q623045 - IBADE - 2017 - SEE-PB - Professor - Inglês

Consider the following sentences. Choose the one which has an adjective in the comparative form.

a) There are even special pillows for sale that fit over the arms of the chairs to make sleeping in class more comfortable. (3rd paragraph)
b) However, the biggest challenge for the government is the hagwons. (5th paragraph)
c) Only the students with the best grades get a place. (2nd paragraph)
d) ... and the most popular ones make millions of dollars a year from online and in-person classes. (2nd paragraph)
e) The students with the worst grades do not manage to get a place in one of Seoul's top universities.

5)

Q623032 - IBADE - 2017 - SEE-PB - Professor - Inglês

According to the second paragraph, we can state that:

a) it is quite easy to get into one of South Korean top universities.
b) all the students in South Korea want to go to a university.
c) it is really very difficult to get good grades in South Korean top universities.
d) only the students who have the best grades manage to get into one of South Korean top universities.
e) few students have good grades and are able to study in one of South Korean top universities.

6)

Q623037 - IBADE - 2017 - SEE-PB - Professor - Inglês

According to the last paragraph, hagwons have been banned from having classes after 10 p.m. The word BANNED means:

a) warned.
b) forbidden.
c) chosen.
d) allowed.
e) advised.

7)

Q623044 - IBADE - 2017 - SEE-PB - Professor - Inglês

The active voice equivalent to "Hagwons have been banned from having classes after 10 p.m." (last paragraph) is:

a) The government had banned hagwons from having classes after 10 p.m.
b) The government has banned hagwons from having classes after 10 p.m.
c) The government have banned hagwons from having classes after 10 p.m.
d) The government banned hagwons from having classes after 10 p.m.
e) The government had to ban hagwons from having classes after 10 p.m.

8)

Q623049 - IBADE - 2017 - SEE-PB - Professor - Inglês

Active readers make use of different reading strategies to help them save time and cover a lot of ground. Their purpose for reading should determine which strategy or strategies to use. A very useful strategy involves running our eyes very quickly over large chunks of a text. lt allows us to pick up some of the main ideas of the text without paying attention to detail. lt is a fast process. We do not actually read the text in total. We may read a few words of each paragraph, perhaps the first and last sentences, in order to get the main ideas of the text. The above definition refers to the following reading strategy:

a) predicting.
b) scanning.
c) criticai reading.
d) skimming.
e) intensive reading.

9)

Q623031 - IBADE - 2017 - SEE-PB - Professor - Inglês

The phrasal verb SEARCHING FOR in "But these are not police officers searching for teenagers ... " (first paragraph) could be replaced in this context by:

a) looking for.
b) looking up to.
c) looking out.
d) looking after.
e) looking up.

10)

Q623036 - IBADE - 2017 - SEE-PB - Professor - Inglês

Who gets the higher salaries according to the text, schoolteachers o r private tutors?

a) Schoolteachers, because they also teach online and in-person classes and the most popular teachers can make millions of dollars a year.
b) Schoolteachers, because they take additional training courses to become good professionals.
c) Private tutors, because they work very hard, from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. or 1 a.m.
d) Private tutors, because they teach online and in-person classes and if they become popular they can make millions of dollars a year.
e) Schoolteachers, because the students' parents rely on them to get their children into a good university.

11)

Q623043 - IBADE - 2017 - SEE-PB - Professor - Inglês

According to the last paragraph, some students are reluctant to start studying. This means that the students:

a) are eager to study hard.
b) would like to study hard.
c) don't feel like studying.
d) have to be told to stop studying.
e) are willing to study hard.

12)

Q623048 - IBADE - 2017 - SEE-PB - Professor - Inglês

Read the sentences below and choose the correct sentence:

a) If the students in South Korea don't study hard, they won't get a place in one of the country's top universities.
b) lf the students in South Korea don't study hard, they weren't getting a place in one of the country's top universities.
c) lf the students in South Korea don't study hard, they wouldn't get a place in one of the country's top universities.
d) lf the students in South Korea don't study hard, they hadn't gota place in one of the country's top universities.
e) lf the students in South Korea don't study hard, they didn't get a place in one of the country's top universities.

13)

Q623030 - IBADE - 2017 - SEE-PB - Professor - Inglês

The pronoun THEM in "And stop them" (first paragraph) refers in the context to:

a) the police officers who are looking for bad teenagers.
b) the six government employees who are out checking the streets of Seoul.
c) school children who are still studying at 10 p.m.
d) the streets of Seoul, which are full of teenagers who behave badly.
e) teenagers who are behaving badly in the streets of Seoul.

14)

Q623035 - IBADE - 2017 - SEE-PB - Professor - Inglês

Notice the use of the article A in" ... to get their children into a university." (second paragraph) Choose the sentence in which the article wasn't properly used.

a) All the students must have an ID card to study in Seoul's top universities.
b) Many students go to a hagwon when their school classes finish.
c) The students take an umbrella to school when it is raining.
d) Most students have to wear a uniform to go to school.
e) Some students go to a private academies after their regular classes finish.

15)

Q623042 - IBADE - 2017 - SEE-PB - Professor - Inglês

The relative pronoun THAT in "There are even special pillows for sale that fit over the arms of the chairs ... " (third paragraph) could be correctly replaced in this sentence by:

a) which.
b) what.
c) where.
d) who.
e) whose.

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