Questões ITCO
Língua Inglesa
13 questões de provas da ITCO, com gabarito definitivo.
Língua InglesaVerbos modais· 2009· IFTO
In the text the expression “it could be” can be replaced by without any changes in meaning.
ResolverLíngua InglesaVoz passiva· 2009· IFTO
In all periods “get” is used to form passives, except:
ResolverLíngua InglesaIdeia principal e título do texto· 2009· IFTO
The most possible title for this text could be:
ResolverLíngua InglesaInterpretação de tirinhas, charges e cartuns· 2009· IFTO
What is the humor in this cartoon?
ResolverLíngua InglesaConectivos e relações de sentido· 2009· IFTO
In the forth paragraph the linking word “so” can be replaced by without any changes in meaning.
ResolverLíngua InglesaInterpretação de texto em inglês· 2009· IFTO
One of the sentences below has the same meaning of “Magoline Hazelton is used to people driving by her home just to take a look”. Which is it?
ResolverLíngua InglesaCoesão referencial e lexical· 2009· IFTO
Considering that the sentence “A few weeks before Christmas” begins a story whose sequence is composed by the sentences below, identify among them the one that has a cohesive problem:
ResolverLíngua InglesaCognatos e falsos cognatos· 2009· IFTO
Which of these words is a false cognate:
ResolverLíngua InglesaInterpretação de texto em inglês· 2009· IFTO
Some biography says that Eva Schloss is Anne Frank´s step-sister, but this text only makes one kind of reference about their relationship. Which is?
ResolverLíngua InglesaReferência pronominal· 2009· IFTO
In “Using containers to build homes has increasingly become a trend in the past several years because it can be cheaper and faster than using traditional construction methods.” The pronoun “it” refers to:
ResolverLíngua InglesaGêneros e tipologia textual· 2009· IFTO
The Bible is composed of a collection of books. These books contain different texts structures. Match from the items below the one that is incorrectly classified:
ResolverLíngua InglesaInterpretação de texto em inglês· 2009· IFTO
According to the text, which of these phrases does not refer to Anne Frank:
ResolverLíngua InglesaVocabulário em contexto· 2009· IFTO
Considering the context, “spunky” means:
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