Questões de Concursos Públicos - Prefeitura de São José - SC

A The number of students enrolled in high school.

B The lack of language teaching equipment and over-filled classrooms.

C The lack of teachers with a bachelor degree in literature.

D The lack of money to send teachers to English speaking countries.

E The shortcomings of professionals and business opportunities.

A They have complained about the exacerbated number of students in the classroom.

B They have bemoaned about the lack of equipment in classrooms.

C They have complained about the amount of rules to tech grammar.

D They have argued about sending teachers to travel to English speaking countries.

E They have bemoaned about the poor quality of language teachers working in the basic language education.

A The lack of teaching licenses.

B No limits for business opportunities.

C Teachers don’t have the means to visit English speaking countries.

D A large number of professionals who can speak English well.

E The amount of laboratories for listening and speaking practice.

A They specify all the rules to teach grammar.

B They are well articulated, but cannot be applied fully in practice.

C They don’t mention the need to develop an interdisciplinary work.

D They are not well articulated, so can be applied fully in practice.

E They describe that English teaching in basic education is well done.

A ensure • education

B ensure • schools

C provide • schools

D provide • schools

E improve • students

A To show regret.

B To explain sorrow.

C To show satisfaction.

D To express discontent.

E To express sorrow about teaching.

A Direct Method; Grammar-translation; Audio-Lingual.

B Communicative competence; Translation Method; Reading Strategy.

C The Classical Method; Listening for specific purpose; The Series Method.

D The Direct Method; Guessing Strategy; Oral Production.

E The Audio-lingual Method; The Natural Approach; Comparing Method.

A Speaking and writing.

B Skimming and listening.

C Reading and translating.

D Scanning and skimming.

E Conversation and listening.

A Writing.

B Reading.

C Listening.

D Speaking.

E Translating.

A Grammar is more important than speaking.

B Learners prefer classes in English that “force” the development of the students’ abilities to write.

C The preferred methods of teaching tend to be those that stimulate conversation.

D Grammar rules method of teaching is the only effective method.

E The best way of practicing writing and reading Methods is to attribute the availability of tools for written tasks.