Questões de Concursos Públicos - Inglês

A months, with.

B thinking, the.

C nothing, although.

D northern, with.

E thermometer, then.

A was picked up (line 7)

B was finally taken (line 36)

C was completed (line 39)

D was almost negated (line 36)

E was nervously eager (line 2)

A 'then quietly slipped out of the country' (line 39) and 'his life's ambition having been achieved' (lines 39-40).

B 'had one viewed Alaska' (line 31) and 'the purchase (...) would have seemed a poor bargain' (lines 32-33).

C 'one sharp satirist claimed that Alaska' (line 20) and 'and many protested that America' (lines 20-21).

D 'if we were so eager to show Russia our appreciation' (line 42) and 'why didn't we give her the seven million' (lines 42-43).

E 'although the U.S. Senate had bought the place' (line 34) and 'the U.S. House refused to appropriate the money to pay for it' (line 35).

A purchase (line 17)

B vote (line 30)

C sale (line 14)

D help (line 42)

E transfer (line 1)

A only I is correct.

B only II is correct.

C only III is correct.

D only I and II are correct.

E only I and II are correct.

A displays in the present a verb that should be in the future.

B uses the present continuous where it should use the future continuous.

C presents as dynamic a verb that should be stative.

D uses the present continuous where it should use the past continuous.

A heard.

B has had.

C has.

D has heard.

A large number of infrastructure projects.

B damage for the company’s reputation.

C company's potential involvement in the dam.

D interest of a number of foreign energy companies.

A the earth-shattering emissions originated by the decay of flooded rainforest vegetation.

B 40 medium or large dams, including one 7.6 km wide mega-dam.

C the many centuries the Indigenous Munduruku People have lived along the Tapajós River.

D the industrial agriculture, cattle ranching, illegal logging and infrastructure projects.

A paradox.

B pun.

C kenning.

D hyperbole.