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<p>SELEÇÃO PÚBLICA PARA AS CASAS DE</p><p>CULTURA ESTRANGEIRA DA UNIVERSIDADE</p><p>FEDERAL DO CEARÁ (UFC)</p><p>Data da aplicação: 28/01/2024</p><p>ef _A_ CE P</p><p>CADERNO DE PROVA - INGLÊS 5</p><p>A2S2</p><p>NOME: 	 NÚMERO DE CONTROLE:</p><p>NÚMERO DE IDENTIDADE:</p><p>SALA:</p><p>LEIA ATENTAMENTE AS INSTRUÇÕES, ANTES DE INICIAR A PROVA</p><p>I . INFORMAÇÕES GERAIS</p><p>1.1. Confira atentamente seus dados pessoais transcritos acima.</p><p>1.2. Verifique se o Caderno de Provas contém 20 (VINTE) questões de múltipla escolha. Se este estiver incompleto ou</p><p>apresentar qualquer defeito, informe ao fiscal para que sejam tomadas as devidas providências.</p><p>1.3. A prova terá duração de três horas, já incluído o tempo destinado à identificação — que será feita no decorrer da</p><p>prova - e ao preenchimento da folha de resposta.</p><p>1.4. Não é permitido fazer perguntas durante a prova. Caso necessite de esclarecimento, levante o braço e aguarde o</p><p>fiscal.</p><p>1.5. Só será permitido levar o Caderno de Prova a partir dos últimos 30 (trinta) minutos que antecedem o horário</p><p>previsto para a conclusão da prova.</p><p>1.6. Não é permitido copiar suas respostas por qualquer meio.</p><p>1.7. Use caneta esferográfica azul ou preta para preencher sua folha de respostas.</p><p>2. CUIDADOS AO MARCAR A FOLHA DE RESPOSTAS</p><p>2.1. A folha de respostas não poderá ser substituída por erro do candidato.</p><p>2.2. Assinale sua resposta de modo que fique bem visível, conforme o exemplo abaixo:</p><p>66i6</p><p>2.3. Ao terminar a prova, verifique cuidadosamente se passou todas as suas respostas para a folha de respostas.</p><p>2.4. Fatores que anulam uma questão:</p><p>2.4.1. questão sem alternativa assinalada;</p><p>2.4.2. questão com rasura;</p><p>2.4.3. questão com mais de uma altemativa assinalada.</p><p>OBSERVAÇÕES:</p><p>I - 	O gabarito será divulgado no site Httos://www.ufe-coneursos.com.bd, a partir do terceiro dia útil imediatamente após a realização das provas.</p><p>II - Outras informações relativas à seleção estão disponlveis no endereço eletrônico: https://www.ufe-ecincursos.com.br/.</p><p>PROVA DE NÍVEL - INGLÊS 5- A2S2</p><p>01. Choose the altemative which can replace the italic words of</p><p>the sentence below without changing the meaning.</p><p>1 am going to go away tomorrow.</p><p>A) gonna to leave</p><p>B) will leave</p><p>C) leaving</p><p>D) shall leave</p><p>02. Choose the altemative which can replace the sentence below</p><p>without changing its meaning.</p><p>1 didn't see anyone at the party.</p><p>A) saw nobody</p><p>B) saw somebody</p><p>C) didn't see nobody</p><p>D) didn't see someone</p><p>03. Choose the altemative which fills in the blanks in the</p><p>sentences below correctly.</p><p>Last year my husband and I decided to celebrate Christmas at</p><p>our place. The family dinner was marvellous and everybody</p><p>was having a great time 	someone rang the bell, 	all</p><p>the guests were already there, we wondered who it could be.</p><p>I opened the door, there was a man with a pregnant</p><p>woman asking for food and water. 	they carne in, ate, and</p><p>drank with us. 	we had to take the woman to hospital</p><p>She gave birth to a beautiful baby boy. What a night!</p><p>A) although — When —Then — When — After that</p><p>B) when— Although— When — Then — After that</p><p>C) when — Although —After that — When — Then</p><p>D) then — Although —When — Then — After that</p><p>04. Choose the altemative that completes the text below</p><p>correctly.</p><p>Sally 	off the bike and 	her arm last week. ft</p><p>when she 	to school.</p><p>A) fell — break - happened — cycled</p><p>B) fall — broke - was happening — was cycling</p><p>C) was falling — breaking - happened — was cycled</p><p>D) fell broke — happened - was cycling</p><p>05. Choose the altemative that fills in the blanks of the sentences</p><p>below correctly.</p><p>Last Friday Mary 	from Fortaleza to Rio de Janeiro. She</p><p>up at five o'clock in the moming and 	a cup of tea. At</p><p>six o'clock she 	home and 	to the airport. 1-ler plane</p><p>off at nine o'clock.</p><p>A) flew gets — have — leave — driven — taken</p><p>B) flew got — had — left — drove — took</p><p>C) flown — got — has — leave — driven — took</p><p>D) flew — gets — have — left — drive — taken</p><p>06. Choose the altemative that fills in the blanks of the sentences</p><p>below correctly.</p><p>Mr and Mrs Peterson tive _ a beautiful house by a lake.</p><p>They have two children 	love to play soccer _Sunday</p><p>momings. The region 	they live never gets snow _ the</p><p>winter. This year they decided to go to the mountains to see</p><p>snow. They usually travel _ Christmas and 	New Year's</p><p>Day.</p><p>A) in — who — in — where — in — on at</p><p>13) at — which — at — that — in — at — on</p><p>C) in — who — on — where — in — at — on</p><p>D) in — that — on — that — in — on — at</p><p>07. Choose the alternative that fills in the blanks of the sentences</p><p>below correctly.</p><p>What a nice garden! Think 	the moments we will spend</p><p>here, talking 	our plans for the future. We will not have to</p><p>depend 	buses, pay 	expensive bus fares to go to parks.</p><p>We have this wonderful green arca. Listen 	the birds</p><p>singing! How lovely!</p><p>A) of / about / of / for / at</p><p>B) off / about / on / for / to</p><p>C) about / of / of / to / of</p><p>D) of / about / on / for / to</p><p>08. Choose the altemative that completes the dialogue below</p><p>correctly.</p><p>A: 	tidying your room 	? B: No, 	.1</p><p>A) Have you finished _ yet — not yet — haven't finished yet</p><p>13) Did you finish _ yet —1 didn't — didn't finished yet</p><p>C) Have you finish _already - 1 haven't. - 1 haven't finish yet</p><p>D) Did you finished _ just - I didn't — didn't finished.</p><p>09. Choose the alternative that fills in the blanks of the sentences</p><p>below correctly.</p><p>A: Do you know Robert's brother?</p><p>B: 1 	him a few times but I 	to him. 	you 	to</p><p>him?</p><p>A: Yes. I 	him ata party last week. He's very nice.</p><p>A) 13: saw — didn't spoke — Did — ever spoke; A: met</p><p>B) 13: `ve seen — haven't spoke — Did — ever speak; A: `ve met</p><p>C) 13: saw — hasn't spoken — lias — ever spoken; A: `ve met</p><p>D) 13: `ve seen — haven't spoken — Have — ever spoken; A: met</p><p>10. Choose the altemative that completes the sentences below</p><p>correctly.</p><p>Fifty people 	a friend do research. They filled in a fortn</p><p>and 	a diary. She 	volunteers under 30 or over 60.The</p><p>results of the research 	surprising.</p><p>A) help / keep / choose / was</p><p>8) helped / kept / chose / were</p><p>C) helpt / keeped / choosed / was</p><p>D) helped / keep / chosed / were</p><p>II. Choose the altemative with the correct opposite of each</p><p>underscored adjective in the sentence below.</p><p>The city centre is crowded and dangerous. The tiver is</p><p>polluted and the traffic is noisy. The nightlife is boring.</p><p>A) quiet — unsafe — clean — calm - noisy</p><p>B) empty — good — beautiful - nice — different</p><p>C) empty — safe — clean — quiet — exciting</p><p>D) nice — big - blue — different — beautiful</p><p>12. Choose the alternative in which the interrogative sentence is</p><p>grammatically correct.</p><p>A) What you were doing at 10.00?</p><p>13) Where she does do her homework every day?</p><p>C) Does you like to go the beach at the weekend?</p><p>D) How often does your brother have English classes?</p><p>13. Choose the altemative in which the verb do or make is used</p><p>correctly.</p><p>A) Who's going to make the tea?</p><p>B) I hate making the dishes after lunch.</p><p>C) Mary was doing breakfast in the kitchen.</p><p>D) My father makes the laundry every Saturday.</p><p>14. Choose the alternative that fills in the blank of the sentence</p><p>below correctly.</p><p>A. What was the weather like? B: it was</p><p>A) friendly and helpful</p><p>13) warm and sunny.</p><p>C) basic and dirty.</p><p>D) slim and noisy.</p><p>Is. Choose the altemative in which the adjective ending —ed or —</p><p>ing is used correctly</p><p>A) I hate bad news because it makes me feel depressed.</p><p>B) My sister usually feels relaxing at the end of the weekend.</p><p>C) Sally is very exciting about her next holiday.</p><p>D) My cousin finds storms frightened.</p><p>16. Choose the altemative in which the adjective is in the correct</p><p>comparative form.</p><p>A) Mary's car isn't very big. She wants a biger car.</p><p>B) ft isn't very warm today. It was warmmer yesterday.</p><p>C) A lot of people are impolite today. In the past they were more</p><p>pol ite.</p><p>D) David doesn't work very hard. I work more hard than he</p><p>does.</p><p>17. Choose the altemative that fills in the blank of the sentence</p><p>below</p><p>correctly.</p><p>A: Is February a good time to fly to Hawai? B: No, we went</p><p>there last year. It was the</p><p>A) bestest month to fly there.</p><p>B) most nice time to travei abroad.</p><p>C) busyest time to travei on holiday.</p><p>D) worst flight we've ever had.</p><p>18. Choose the altemative in which ali the past simple and past</p><p>participle forms of the irregular verbs are different.</p><p>A) be — begin — cost — drink</p><p>B) know — ring — fly — throw</p><p>C) eat — hear — grow — put</p><p>D) make — sleep swim — win</p><p>19. Choose the altemative that completes the sentences below</p><p>correctly.</p><p>Jane doesn't want to meet her friends tonight because she's</p><p>tired. She didn't sleep 	and she had 	work to do</p><p>today. I think she's working 	hours.</p><p>A) too / too many / too / enough</p><p>B) too much / much / enough / too</p><p>C) too / enough / too much / too many</p><p>D) enough / much / too many / too much</p><p>20. Choose the alternative where the sound of the -ed at the end</p><p>of ali regular verbs is pronounced as /d/.</p><p>A) argued — arrived — phoned — played</p><p>B) booked — started — waited needed</p><p>C) asked — laughed — missed — watched</p><p>D) perrnitted — begged — prayed — listened</p><p>FOLHA DE RASCUNHO</p><p>INGLÊS 5— A2S2</p><p>02/02</p><p>00000001</p><p>00000002</p><p>00000003</p><p>00000004</p>