Questões de Concursos Públicos - Inglês

A Laughter therapy had no significant impact on improving the cardiovascular health of the participants.

B The study concluded that laughter therapy is more effective than traditional medication in treating coronary artery disease. 

C The group that watched comedy programs saw a significant reduction in inflammatory markers and an improvement in their hearts' ability to pump oxygen.

D Laughter therapy was deemed ineffective for patients with coronary artery disease.

E Patients who watched serious documentaries showed greater improvement in their cardiovascular health compared to the laughter therapy group.

A Past simple

B Present simple

C Past perfect

D Present perfect

E Future simple

A Surgical procedures

B Laughter therapy sessions

C Regular medication intake

D Intensive exercise programs

E Watching suspenseful films

A had eaten

B have ate

C have eaten

D had ate 

E has eat

A I. out, II. of, III. up, IV. for, V. down

B I. through, II. by, III. over, IV. at, V. into

C I. up, II. out, III. from, IV. at, V. into

D I. up, II. of, III. from, IV. with, V. in

E I. from, II. in, III. at, IV. on, V. over

A He writes a few chapters of a book.

B He listens a few chapters of a book.

C He watches a few chapters of a TV series.

D He reads a few chapters of a book.

E He works on his new book.

A To emphasize the student's effort. 

B To express a result of studying.

C To introduce a contrast with the expected outcome.

D To indicate a reason for studying.

E To show confrontation with the central vision.

A why it was alone. 

B because it was lazy.

C because it was too hot. 

D because it ate a lot.  

A upset.

B hankful.

C good humored.

D happy.

A adverb

B conjunction

C preposition

D interjection