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<p>1</p><p>Casas de Cultura Estrangeira – Teste de Nível – Língua Inglesa – S6 – 14.2</p><p>Casas de Cultura Estrangeira – Teste de Nível – Língua Inglesa – S6 – 14.2</p><p>20 questões</p><p>For questions 1 to 5, choose the option that completes the sentences CORRECTLY. (Note.: X = no word)</p><p>01. Emily Ratajkowski, the model who _____ famous overnight after dancing topless in Robin Thicke's Blurred</p><p>Lines video, _____ her first acting role in a movie, Gone Girl, starring Ben Affleck. The film _____ by David</p><p>Fincher and _____ in 2015. London-born Ratajkowski's appearance in the Blurred Lines video _____ almost 200</p><p>million views on YouTube. Because of its sexual content, the video _____ from YouTube but it _____ in July</p><p>2013 because it _____ art.</p><p>a) has become – scored – will direct – will release – got – banned – reinstated – considered</p><p>b) has become – was scored – directed – released – got – will ban – will reinstate – considers</p><p>c) became – is scored – be directed – be released – has gotten – bans – was reinstated – was considered</p><p>d) became – scored – is going to be directed – releases – has gotten – will be banned – reinstated – is considered</p><p>e) became – has scored – will be directed – will be released – has gotten – was banned – was reinstated – was considered</p><p>02. Tim went to Italy _____ Italian. “I really wanted _____ and learn a language. I already knew a bit of Italian so</p><p>I gave up _____ and decided _____ to Italy. I traveled around the country for six months – it’s the best way</p><p>_____! But next time I’d like _____ a course in Italian, too, because I believe I could enjoy _____ in a class with</p><p>other people that help each other. _____ is also part of the learning process.”</p><p>a) learn – travel – work – go – learn – do – to be – To socialize</p><p>b) learning – travelling – to work – going – learn – doing – be – Socialize</p><p>c) learning – to travel – to work – to go – to learn – to do – be – To socialize</p><p>d) to learn – to travel – working – to go – to learn – to do – being – Socializing</p><p>e) to learn – travelling – working – going – learning – doing – being – Socializing</p><p>03. Last week I _____ a strange noise at the neighbor’s house. I _____ to have a look and _____ that someone</p><p>_____ into her house. I _____ the police. When they _____ there, the thief _____ already. Luckily they _____</p><p>much – just the TV. The problem is that the neighbor _____ one of the doors open.</p><p>a) heard – went – saw – had broken – called – got – had left – didn’t steal – had left</p><p>b) heard – had gone – had seen – had broken – called – had got – left – had stolen – left</p><p>c) had heard – had gone – saw – broke – called – got – had left – hadn’t stolen – had left</p><p>d) had heard – went – had seen – broke – had called – had gotten – left – didn’t steal – left</p><p>e) heard – went – saw – had broken – had called – got – had left – didn’t steal – hadn’t left</p><p>04. Rose sent a postcard from London. She said she _____ a great time and asked how _____ here. She said _____</p><p>raining there! She also said she _____ the major sights in London already. Rose told us _____ to pay the bills!</p><p>a) was having – the weather was – it was – had seen – not to forget</p><p>b) is having – the weather is – was it – had seen – to don’t forget</p><p>c) was having – was the weather – it is – saw – to don’t forget</p><p>d) is having – is the weather – it is – saw – to not forget</p><p>e) had – is the weather – is it – had seen – not to forget</p><p>05. I’m new in town. I _____ here for just a month, so I don’t know how to get around really well yet. Since I got</p><p>here, I _____ a lot so as to get to know the town. But yesterday I got lost downtown. I wanted to go to the mall,</p><p>so I went _____ the church and _____ a bridge. The mall was _____ the library. But I should turn right and I</p><p>turned left, so I never got there.</p><p>a) lived – had walked – round – across – along d) live – walk – past – over – down</p><p>b) have lived – have walked – past – over – across e) live – have walked – past – into – down</p><p>c) have lived – walked – through – round – towards</p><p>For questions 6 to 10, choose the INCORRECT option.</p><p>06. a) Who is the writer of Love in the Times of Cholera? d) Who wrote The Old Man and the Sea?</p><p>b) Who did write Imagine? Lennon or McCartney? e) Who is going to write the lyrics?</p><p>c) Who write these creative children’s books?</p><p>07. a) You have to tidy your room. It’s a mess. d) I don’t have to do my homework. It’s Saturday.</p><p>b) They mustn’t swim there. It’s dangerous. e) When I was under 18, I had to be home by 11pm.</p><p>c) You must buy tickets. Entrance is free here.</p><p>08. a) A: I hate mornings. B: So do I.</p><p>b) A: I can play the flute. B: So can I.</p><p>c) A: I’ve been there once. B: So have I.</p><p>d) A: I didn’t see that. B: Neither did I.</p><p>e) A: I don’t have money. B: Neither have I.</p><p>2</p><p>Casas de Cultura Estrangeira – Teste de Nível – Língua Inglesa – S6 – 14.2</p><p>09. a) Diane called. Could you call back her? d) Is it okay for you to look after the baby tonight?</p><p>b) I hate this TV show. Turn the TV off. e) I don’t like these books. Please throw them away.</p><p>c) I don’t get on with my sister.</p><p>10. a) They didn’t use to eat meat but now they do.</p><p>b) I didn’t use to like Jordan, but now I really like her.</p><p>c) Did you used to have long hair when you were younger?</p><p>d) We live in a house now but we used to live in an apartment.</p><p>e) Deb used to play volleyball. Today she doesn’t do any exercise.</p><p>For questions 11 to 15, choose the option that expresses the same idea as the sentence in italics.</p><p>11. The girls are looking forward to participating in the tournament.</p><p>a) trying hard to d) carrying on</p><p>b) anxious for e) trying on</p><p>c) over</p><p>12. I think England might win this tournament this time.</p><p>a) I think England has a possibility of winning d) For me, it’ll be good if England wins</p><p>b) I don’t think England will win e) I’m sure England will win</p><p>c) I believe England has won</p><p>13. Why don’t you talk to your parents about it?</p><p>a) You may talk to your parents about it. d) Talking to your parents about it might be bad.</p><p>b) You should talk to your parents about it. e) Don’t talk to your parents about it.</p><p>c) You shouldn’t talk to your parents about it.</p><p>14. If I had money, I’d buy a Ferrari.</p><p>a) I’ll buy a Ferrari. I have money. d) I don’t have money to buy a Ferrari, but I’d like to.</p><p>b) I could buy a Ferrari if I wanted to. e) If I buy a Ferrari, I’ll have money.</p><p>c) I should buy a Ferrari with my money.</p><p>15. John had stopped playing soccer when he met Sarah.</p><p>a) First John played soccer. Then he stopped to meet Sarah.</p><p>b) First John met Sarah. Then, he stopped playing soccer.</p><p>c) Sarah and John met before he stopped playing soccer.</p><p>d) After Sarah and John met, he stopped playing soccer.</p><p>e) John stopped playing soccer before he met Sarah.</p><p>Answer questions 16 to 20 according to the instructions.</p><p>16. Choose the option with the synonyms of the underlined words in “Carry on until you get to the junction. Then,</p><p>get off the bus.”</p><p>a) Hold – stop d) Continue – leave</p><p>b) Move – call e) Take – enter</p><p>c) Start – return to</p><p>17. Choose the option where all of the words are in THE SAME vocabulary group.</p><p>a) pull – push – lose – miss d) crowded – rude – quiet – fear</p><p>b) duck – eagle – swan – cough e) heights – dolphin – afraid – terrified</p><p>c) headache – hurt – pain – wasp</p><p>18. Choose the option where the suffix -ed at the end of ALL of the verbs has a DIFFERENT pronunciation than in</p><p>‘played’.</p><p>a) called – tried – asked – moved d) lived – pushed – loved – answered</p><p>b) carried – marked – matched – died e) hated – missed – matched – united</p><p>c) learned – talked – watched – stayed</p><p>19. Choose the option where ALL the underlined letters have THE SAME pronunciation as in show.</p><p>a) fishnet – action – shower – each d) pressure – nation – ship – sheet</p><p>b) chess – confusion – reputation – casual e) chip – macho – cushion – change</p><p>c) pleasure – sure – machine – champagne</p><p>20. Choose the option where the phrasal verb is used INCORRECTLY.</p><p>a) She has never really got on with her sister. They have extremely different personalities.</p><p>b) She is not coming to the party. She has turned down our invitation.</p><p>c) Who is going to look forward to the children while you’re away?</p><p>d) Write down the address before you forget it.</p><p>e) Put the dishes away after washing them.</p><p>3</p><p>Casas de Cultura Estrangeira – Teste de Nível – Língua Inglesa – S6 – 14.2</p><p>CCB – S6 – 14.2</p><p>Gabarito</p><p>01 E</p><p>02 D</p><p>03 A</p><p>04 A</p><p>05 B</p><p>06 C</p><p>07 C</p><p>08 E</p><p>09 A</p><p>10 C</p><p>11 B</p><p>12 A</p><p>13 B</p><p>14 D</p><p>15 E</p><p>16 D</p><p>17 A</p><p>18 E</p><p>19 D</p><p>20 C</p>

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