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103 Prof. Leonardo Pontes AULA 03 – Adjectives and Adverbs The fossils were very close together, so the paleontologists removed large pieces of the surrounding rock from the canyon walls. One of the fossil-rich slabs weighed about 1,000 pounds and was more than four feet wide, according to Carys Richards, a communications manager with the NCC. Nathan had heard of the hadrosaur before his big find but said it wasn't the most well-known dinosaur. It's probably his favorite now -- beating out the wildly popular Tyrannosaurus rex. Nathan and his dad have come to watch the dig several times since the discovery and were there on Thursday when the team was hauling out the last specimens. "It was pretty fun to be there and watch them do their things," Nathan said. (Adapted from https://edition.cnn.com/2020/10/16/world/canada-dinosaur-find-12-year-old-trnd- scn/index.html) 31. (2020 – Estratégia Militares – Inédita) The word “sent” underlined in the text is a) An adjective b) A verb c) A noun d) An adverb Comentários: A alternativa A está incorreta. A palavra “sent” não é um adjetivo, mas sim, um verbo (sent – enviou). A alternativa B estácorreta. A palavra “sent” é um verbo (sent – enviou), assim como esta opção indica. A alternativa C está incorreta. A palavra “sent” não é um substantivo, mas sim, um verbo (sent – enviou). A alternativa D está incorreta. A palavra “sent” não é um advérbio, mas sim, um verbo (sent – enviou). GABARITO: B Read the lyrics and answer question 32 Lonely - Justin Bieber, Benny Blanco Everybody knows my name now But somethin' 'bout it still feels strange Like lookin' in a mirror, tryna steady yourself And seein' somebody else And everything is not the same now It feels like all our lives have changed Maybe when I'm older, it'll all calm down But it's killin' me now What if you had it all But nobody to call? Maybe then, you'd know me 'Cause I've had everything 104 Prof. Leonardo Pontes AULA 03 – Adjectives and Adverbs But no one's listening And that's just fuckin' lonely I'm so lonely Lonely Everybody knows my past now Like my house was always made of glass And maybe that's the price you pay For the money and fame at an early age And everybody saw me sick And it felt like no one gave a shit They criticized the things I did As an idiot kid What if you had it all But nobody to call? Maybe then, you'd know me 'Cause I've had everything But no one's listening And that's just fuckin' lonely I'm so lonely Lonely I'm so lonely Lonely (Adapted from https://www.lyricfind.com/) 32. (2020 – Estratégia Militares – Inédita) The word “idiot” underlined in the text is a) A verb b) A noun c) An adverb d) An adjective Comentários: A alternativa A está incorreta. A palavra “idiot” não é um verbo, mas sim, um adjetivo, pois qualifica a palavra “kid”, ou seja, “idiot kid” (garoto idiota). A alternativa B está incorreta. A palavra “idiot”, nesse caso, não é um substantivo, mas sim, um adjetivo, pois qualifica a palavra “kid”, ou seja, “idiot kid” (garoto idiota). A alternativa C está incorreta. A palavra “idiot” não é um advérbio, mas sim, um adjetivo, pois qualifica a palavra “kid”, ou seja, “idiot kid” (garoto idiota). A alternativa D está correta. A palavra “idiot” é um adjetivo, pois qualifica a palavra “kid”, ou seja, “idiot kid” (garoto idiota), assim como esta opção indica. GABARITO: D Read the text and answer question 33 and 34 COVID-19 Conspiracy Theories Are Spreading Rapidly—and They're a Public Health Risk All Their Own 105 Prof. Leonardo Pontes AULA 03 – Adjectives and Adverbs Public health crises have spawned conspiracy theories as far back as when the Black Death ravaged Europe in the 1300s, as people desperately try to make sense of the chaotic forces disrupting their lives. While modern science offers a better understanding of how diseases infect people and how to contain them, COVID-19 conspiracy theories are spreading rapidly via social media, unreliable news outlets and from our own political leaders, including U.S. President Donald Trump. The result: many Americans now believe pandemic-related conspiracy theories—and, alarmingly, those same people are less likely to take steps to prevent the virus from spreading. In a University of Pennsylvania Annenberg Public Policy Center study published Monday in Social Science & Medicine, researchers surveyed a group of 840 U.S. adults—first in late March, and then again in mid-July—to determine how Americans’ beliefs and actions regarding the pandemic changed over time. Overall, they found that COVID-19 conspiracy theories are not only commonplace, they’re gaining traction. Back in March, 28% of people believed a debunked rumor that the Chinese government created the coronavirus as a bioweapon; that number rose to 37% by July. About 24% believed that the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention exaggerated the virus’ danger to hurt Trump politically despite a lack of evidence; by July, that figure rose to 32%. And in March, about 15% of respondents said they believed that the pharmaceutical industry created the virus to boost drug and vaccine sales—another unfounded theory—compared to 17% in July. (Adapted from https://time.com/5891333/covid-19-conspiracy-theories/) 33. (2021 – Estratégia Militares – Inédita) “ _____ the US still have the _____ number of COVID-19 cases?”. Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb and the adjective a) Does / worst b) Does / better c) Is / best d) Is / worse e) Do / worst Comentários: A primeira lacuna deve ser preenchida com “Does” pois esta forma verbal se encaixa em uma pergunta funcionando como um auxiliar, onde as ações principais permanecem no infinitivo. A segunda lacuna deve ser preenchida com “worst” (pior) pois é o melhor adjetivo que se refere ao número de casos da COVID-19. GABARITO: A 34. (2021 – Estratégia Militares – Inédita) Which sentence is grammatically correct? a) That women is in love with me b) A motorcycle is more slow than a car c) She practices physical exercise every week d) I have a sofa new e) He need to be loved Comentários: A alternativa A está incorreta. A palavra “women” está no plural, ou seja, mulheres; o correto seria “woman” (mulher). Ou seja “aquela mulher está apaixonada por mim”.