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Pronomes Reflexivos e 
Recíprocos 
 
1. Raquel usually looks at ___ in the mirror. 
a) Herselves 
b) Herself 
c) Hers 
b) She 
 
2. We used to kiss ___ at work 
.a) Ourself 
b) Ours 
c) Ourselves 
d) Us 
 
3. It is programmed to close ___ at night. 
a) Itself 
b) Its 
c) Itselves 
d) It 
 
4. Men really enjoy talking about ___ around 
women 
.a) Themself 
b) Themselves 
c) Theirs 
d) Their 
 
5. I accidentally locked ___ in the bedroom. 
a) Me 
b) Mine 
c) Myselves 
d) Myself 
 
(EEAR) Read the text and answer question 6. 
 
WOMEN IN CONTROL 
 
A survey has found that British men are happy to let 
their wives make all the decisions in the home and 
often ask them to control the domestic 
finances. 
Women also take the lead in disciplining children, 
with only ten percent of men now involving 
themselves in what used to be seen as a male 
preserve. 
Women also dictate where to go on holiday and 
what friends to see. But when it comes to 
television and cars, men still want to rule the 
roost. Nearly a third of the men in this recent 
survey confessed to deciding what TV programs 
were watched, regardless of what their partners 
might want to see, and only 12 percent of women 
had a say in buying a new family car. 
 
6. Their and themselves, underlined in the text, 
are respectively 
a) Relative pronoun – objective pronoun 
b) Possessive pronoun – reflexive pronoun 
c) Reflexive pronoun – possessive adjective 
d) Possessive adjective – reflexive pronoun 
 
7. Complete corretamente: 
O John se odeia e o Mark se odeia. John and 
Mark hate _____. 
a) Each other 
b) Themselves 
c) One another 
d) Each selves 
 
8. (EFOMM) Choose the correct option to 
complete the gaps: 
 
The opponents had spent long hours preparing 
_______ to fight _______ but the battle _______ didn’t 
take long. 
a) one another/ them / by itself 
b) themselves/ one another / itself 
c) itself/ each other/ oneself 
d) them/ each other/ by itself 
 
Leia o texto e faça a questão 9. 
 
Ask teachers what method they subscribe to, 
and most will answer either that they don’t 
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follow a method at all, or that they are 
‘eclectic’, and pick and choose from techniques 
and procedures associated with a variety of 
different methods. Some might add that, 
essentially, their teaching follows the principles 
laid down by the communicative approach, 
itself a mixed bag, embracing anything from 
drills to communicative tasks, and everything in 
between. But the concept of a single, 
prescriptive ‘method’ – as in the Direct Method 
or the Oral Method – seems now to be dead and 
buried. 
The demise of method is consistent with the 
widely held view that we are now in a ‘postmethod’ 
era. Thus, as long ago as 1983, Stern 
declared that ‘several developments indicate a 
shift in language pedagogy away from the 
single method concept as the main approach to 
language teaching’ (1983). One such 
development was the failure, on the part of 
researchers, to find any significant advantage in 
one method over another. As Richards (1990) 
noted, ‘studies of the effectiveness of specific 
methods have had a hard time demonstrating 
that the method itself, rather than other factors, 
such as the teacher’s enthusiasm, or the novelty 
of the new method, was the crucial variable’. … 
 
9. No trecho do segundo parágrafo – studies of the 
effectiveness of specific methods have had a hard 
time demonstrating that the method itself, rather 
than other factors… –, a palavra itself é utilizada 
para efeito de 
a) redundância. 
b) repetição. 
c) ênfase. 
d) diversidade. 
 
10. Complete corretamente: O Paul ama a Julia e 
a Julia ama o Paul. 
Paul and Julia love _____. 
a) Herself 
b) Themselves 
c) Each other 
d) Themselves 
 
11. Complete corretamente: 
As pessoas na manifestação estavam beijando 
umas as outras. 
People at the demonstration were kissing ____. 
a) Each 
b) Themselves 
c) Them 
d) One another 
 
12. John contradicted ___ during the interview. 
a) Himselves 
b) Himself 
c) His 
d) Itself 
 
13. Jane, you should take better care of ___ ! 
a) Yourselves 
b) You’re 
c) Yours 
d) Yourself 
 
14. She usually looks at ___ in the mirror. 
a) Herselves 
b) Herself 
c) Hers 
d) She 
 
(EEAR) Read the text and answer question 15. 
 
 Because so many English words sound similar, 
misunderstandings among English-speaking people 
are common. Every day people speaking English ask 
one another questions like these: "Did you say seventy 
or seventeen?" "Did you say that you can come or that 
you can't?" Similar-sounding words can also be 
confusing for people who speak English as a second 
language. 
 English in not the only language with similar 
sounding words. Other languages, too, have words 
that can cause misunderstandings, especially for 
foreigners. When similar-sounding words cause a 
misunderstanding, probably the best thing to do is 
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just laugh and learn from the mistake. 
(Adapted from Even More true stories - Longman) 
 
15. The underlined words are similar in meaning to 
Every day people speaking English ask one another 
questions like these. 
a) others. 
b) everyone. 
c) each other. 
d) both of them. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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GABARITO 
 
1. B 
2. C 
3. A 
4. B 
5. D 
6. D 
7. B 
8. B 
9. C 
10. C 
11. D 
12. B 
13. D 
14. B 
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