Questões CPSI (UFPEL)
Língua Inglesa
49 questões de provas da CPSI (UFPEL), com gabarito definitivo.
Língua InglesaInterpretação de texto em inglês· 2009· UFPEL
Her idea is that all prison inmates should be let free, EXCEPT
ResolverLíngua InglesaInterpretação de texto em inglês· 2009· UFPEL
Why do the speakers conclude that the policy for criminals adopted by past communities would not work nowadays?
ResolverLíngua InglesaTradução de frases e textos· 2009· UFPEL
“Desta forma, não se concebe como factível a mudança do paradigma educacional, se não acompanhada previamente da predisposição do docente neste sentido.” (line 5-9)
ResolverLíngua InglesaInterpretação de texto em inglês· 2009· UFPEL
Read the sentences. I) In ”…of people learning English as a foreign language.” the underlined word can be substituted by like without any change in meaning. (line 9) II) In “…an ability to understand them …” (line 26) t…
ResolverLíngua InglesaParáfrase e reescrita de frases· 2009· UFPEL
“Our aim as English teachers should be to enable learners to communicate effectively, achieve native-like fluency more quickly and also learn to appreciate the fascinating richness of another language and culture.” (lin…
ResolverLíngua InglesaInterpretação de texto em inglês· 2009· UFPEL
Looking at the two circles, it is correct to say that
ResolverLíngua InglesaOrtografia e pontuação· 2009· UFPEL
When introducing the show, the presenter explains that each week she gives one of her guests the chance to present their one idea.
ResolverLíngua InglesaInglês como língua franca· 2009· UFPEL
According to the text, it would be INCORRECT to say that
ResolverLíngua InglesaInterpretação de texto em inglês· 2009· UFPEL
What is the main point in Ms Beard’s remark, “We’re not stupid; we’re smart.”?
ResolverLíngua InglesaTradução de frases e textos· 2009· UFPEL
“The institution regularly enrolls students from each of the state's eighty-two counties and is actively engaged with business and industry, agriculture and natural resources, schools, communities and organizations in e…
ResolverLíngua InglesaInterpretação de texto em inglês· 2009· UFPEL
In “…and the degree to which ‘foreign language’ learners in some countries – especially Europe – were becoming more like second language users.” (lines 12-13) the words between dashes indicate
ResolverLíngua InglesaSinônimos· 2009· UFPEL
In Ms Beard’s talk, the adjective “run-ofthe-mill” can be replaced, with no change in meaning, by
ResolverLíngua InglesaSinônimos· 2009· UFPEL
The adjective the guests use to describe bankers who commit crimes is
ResolverLíngua InglesaVocabulário em contexto· 2009· UFPEL
The only substitution that does not alter the original meaning of the sentence is
ResolverLíngua InglesaTradução de frases e textos· 2009· UFPEL
“Embora não devendo constituir-se no componente mais importante do processo,...” (lines 1-2)
ResolverLíngua InglesaEnglish for Specific Purposes· 2009· UFPEL
“… Mississippi State entered the twentyfirst century with additional strengths in a comprehensive range of graduate and undergraduate programs.” (lines 4-6)
ResolverLíngua InglesaExpressões idiomáticas· 2009· UFPEL
“… tendo em vista as condições de poder com que se reveste....” (line 3-4)
ResolverLíngua InglesaTradução de frases e textos· 2009· UFPEL
“The university promotes citizenship and leadership in its students and fosters in them an understanding of their history and culture, an appreciation of the arts, a tolerance for opposing points of view, a facility wit…
ResolverLíngua InglesaTradução de frases e textos· 2009· UFPEL
“...entendem-se como necessários os seguintes pressupostos principais, desde os mais gerais aos mais particularizados:” (lines 13-15)
ResolverLíngua InglesaAtitude e tom do autor· 2009· UFPEL
What is the tone of the end of the conversation?
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