Questões de Concursos Públicos - Inglês

A An industrial town along the Gulf Coast.

B A town with a little something extra.

C A wealthy town.

D The saddest city in America.

A Over 80 million words from more than ten million geotagged tweets written throughout 2011 was analyzed by a group of researchers at the Vermont Complex Systems Center.

B Over 80 million words from more than ten million geotagged tweets written throughout 2011 was analyzed to a group of researchers at the Vermont Complex Systems Center.

C Over 80 million words from more than ten million geotagged tweets written throughout 2011 were analyzed by a group of researchers at the Vermont Complex Systems Center.

D Over 80 million words from more than ten million geotagged tweets written throughout 2011 were analyzed to a group of researchers at the Vermont Complex Systems Center.

A Attenuate.

B Conclude.

C Dilute.

D Read.

A Laughter.

B Love.

C Happiness.

D Ugly.

A English.

B French.

C Portuguese.

D Russian.

A He says that this might explain why places like Beaumont and Shreveport, Louisiana, have sadder tweets.

B He says to us that this might explain why places like Beaumont and Shreveport, Louisiana, have sadder tweets.

C He says to them that this might explain why places like Beaumont and Shreveport, Louisiana, have sadder tweets.

D He tells that this might explain why places like Beaumont and Shreveport, Louisiana, have sadder tweets.

A Christopher Danforth.

B Lewis Mitchell.

C Melody Kramer.

D Tweeters in Beaumont, Texas.

A Beaumont is the saddest city in America if you measure sadness on Twitter.

B Napa has the happiest tweeters in the U.S.

C People curse more and more as the day goes on.

D Tweets across the country are not getting sadder, in general.

A II and IV are wrong.

B I, III and IV are correct.

C IV is wrong.

D II is wrong.

A isn’t it?

B shall we?

C let’s us?

D aren’t we?