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1. The fragment “Tax cuts, spending on the war in Iraq and 
(...) are dragging the government’s books into disarray.” 
(lines 28-31) suggests that such books will soon be:
a. under control.
b. under severe investigation.
c. in a state of disorder 
d. fully inaccurate.
e. absolutely useless.
2 - “Due to” in “Due to severe economic ramifications…” 
introduces a(n):
a. condition;
b. cause;
c. concession;
d. contrast;
e. concern.
3 - In the excerpt of Text I: “Other estimates find that immigration 
raises the wages of all US workers, regardless of education” (lines 
23-25), regardless of, is substituted, without change in meaning, 
by
(A) as a result of
(B) because of
(C) except for
(D) despite
(E) due to
3 - In the excerpt of Text I: “Other estimates find that immigration 
raises the wages of all US workers, regardless of education” (lines 
23-25), regardless of, is substituted, without change in meaning, 
by
(A) as a result of
(B) because of
(C) except for
(D) despite
(E) due to
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Passage 
Extract 
To arise – arose - arisen
To augment 
To better
To boom
To boost
To broaden
To burgeon
To climb
To crane
To elevate
To encourage
To endorse
To enhance
To enlarge 
To expand
To explode
To feed – fed2
To flood
To foster
To fuel
To further 
To grow – grew – grown 
To hike
To hoist
To increase
To invigorate
To jump
To leap - leapt2
To lever
To lift
To magnify 
To motivate
To mount
To nurture
To perfect
To rally (rallied)
To raise
To revive
To rev up
To revamp
To rise – rose – risen 
To rocket
To skyrocket
To soar
To spur
To stimulate
To strengthen
To surface
To surge
To surpass
To swell – swelled – swollen (swelled)
To trigger
To up (upped)
To upgrade
To widen
To winch
To axe
To bow
To clip
To collapse
To constrain
To cut – cut – cut 
To damage
To decline
To deplete
To decrease
To devalue
To diminish
To dip
To dive
To down (downed)
To downgrade
To drop
To drown
To duck
To dunk
To dwindle
To ease
To ebb
To erode
To exempt
To extinguish
To fade (away)
To faint
To fall – fell – fallen 
To hamper
To halve 
To hinder
To hobble
To lessen
To limp
To lower
To mitigate
To peter out
To phase out
To plummet 
To plunge
To reduce
To root out
To ruin
To shave
To slash
To shrink – shrank – shrunk
To sink – sank – sunk 
To slump
To stall
To stoop
To subdue
To trim
To tumble
To vanish
To wane
To weaken
1 - A synonym for “badly”, as it is used in the text above, is
a. closely.
b. evenly.
c. much.
d. almost.
e. not.
2 - In the Text 1, the words “daily” (line 6) and “currently” 
(line 22) could be replaced with, respectively:
a. “seldom” and “actually”. 
b. “frequently” and “now”. 
c. “in daytime” and “today”. 
d. “habitually” and “generally”. 
e. “every day” and “presently”. 
3 - The length of the Pluriannual Plan of the Federal 
Government…
a) will be determined.
b) was extended.
c) is not clear.
d) is clearly set.
e) is yet to be defined.
4 - According to the text, Lula’s possible victory in Brazil’s 
upcoming presidential election… 
a) would avoid economic turmoil.
b) might relieve the economic pressure.
c) would hardly impact the national economy.
d) already worries the markets.
e) would underpin the national growth.
5 - According to the text, Lula’s possible victory in Brazil’s 
upcoming presidential election… (prova de 2002)
a) would avoid economic turmoil.
b) might relieve the economic pressure.
c) would hardly impact the national economy.
d) already worries the markets.
e) would underpin the national growth.
In order to fully understand the context of a megacity, we must understand
the role of the languages used in its communities. How _____(1) language
communities interact in megacities? What tensions ______(2) caused by
multiple language communities in urban space? What role ______(3) 
language play in the power structures (government or otherwise) of
megacities? 
01. Choose the alternative containing the correct words to respectively
complete gaps (1), (2) and (3) in paragraph 3. 
[A] is, does, do 
[B] do, are, do 
[C] are, is, do 
[D] are, do, does 
[E] do, are, does 
In 1945, __________ (1) the ethnic Germans, forced out of their homes in 
Poland, Czechoslovakia and Russia and obliged to seek shelter in a 
shattered and divided Germany. More recently, we can see floods of
Albanian refugees escaping from the ethnic cleansing of the Serbian
forces in Kosovo in 1998 and 1999. 
02. Choose the alternative containing the correct verbal tense to
complete gap (1).
a) there to be
b) there will be
c) there are 
d) there were
e) there have been
03. Read the sentences below. 
I- Can you give me some information. please? 
II- Those women are my teachers. 
III- He doesn't have much money. 
IV- Life is great! 
Choose the option which defines the underlined nouns as U (uncountable) or 
C (countable). 
(A) U-C-U-U 
(B) C-C-C-C 
(C) C-C-U-U 
(D) U-U-U-U 
(E) C-U-C-C 
1 - ACCORDING TO THE INTERVIEWEE… (ESAF – 2002)
a) Emerging countries are the ones, which steer global 
economy.
b) Argentina and Turkey have restored their internal growth.
c) Europe has remained insulated from the actual global 
downturn.
d) Globalization has both its advantages and its drawbacks.
e) The threat of financial contagion has been overcome.
2 - According to paragraph 3, the role played by 
the public sector
a) widened.
b) lessened.
c) diminished.
d) faded.
e) decreased.
3 - The unexpected result of the overthrow of President 
Lugo was
a) the blocking of Venezuela's membership of Mercosur.
b) the Paraguayan Senate's ratification of Venezuela's entry into
Mercosur.
c) the permanent expulsion of Paraguay from Mercosur.
d) the admission of Venezuela to Mercosur in Paraguay's 
absence.
e) Venezuela's denunciation of the coup at a Mercosur meeting.
4 - IN RELATION TO THE BUDGET DEFICIT, IT IS SUPPOSED TO
BE HALVED, WHICH MEANS TO BE…
a) 100% cleared.
b) reduced by 50%.
c) settled in percentages.
d) increased by 15%.
e) cut by around 75%.
5 - ACCORDING TO THE HEADLINE OF THE TEXT, A TAX-FREE ZONE 
…
a) will surely remain untouched
b) may remain forever
c) is going to be implemented
d) will not survive for much longer
e) might soon be devised
O título (headline) do texto era:
“The internet’s days as a tax-free zone are numbered ”
6 - THE EXPRESSION ”FLAT RATE” (line 5) MEANS A SYSTEM THAT
a) is differentiated according to income
b) is considerably lower than expected
c) does not include any steep slopes
d) is the same for all income taxpayers
e) includes several other payroll charges
01. Read the sentences below. 
I- I work hardly every day.
II-My classmates speak French very well. 
III- Ana drives incredibly fast.
IV- Our father is a very carefully driver. 
Choose the option according to the correct use of the adverbs and 
modifiers. 
(A) Only the sentences I, III and IV are correct. 
(B) Only the sentences I and III are correct. 
(C) Only the sentences II and III are correct. 
(D) Only the sentences II, III and IV are correct. 
(E) Only the sentences III and IV are correct. 
02. Match the questions to the answers. 
(1) Are you on vacation?
(2) Where's she from?
(3) Are you and Ana married? 
(4) Is Julie Italian? 
( ) Yes, we are. 
( ) She’s from Italy. 
( ) No, she isn’t. 
( )No, I’m not. 
03. Complete the sentences using an article when necessary. 
I- Is Mario_________ honest man?
II- The student swear_________uniform here. 
III- _________Smiths live next to the supermarket. 
IV- __________Brasília was made the capital ia 1960. 
Choose the correct option. 
(A) a/an/-/-
(B) a/an/The/The 
(C) an/a/The/The 
(D) a/an/-/The 
(E) an/a/The/-
04. Mark the option in which all the verbs are written 
in the Simple Past. 
(A) put - drank - ate - heard - taken 
(B) knew - brought - wanted - made - was 
(C) wrote-come-felt-had-flew 
(D) told-were-begun-gave-read 
(E) left - spent - slept - swum - traveled 
1 - IN PARAGRAPH 2, THE ROLE PLAYED BY ESTONIA’S FLAT 
INCOME TAX IN RELATION TO ITS ROBUST REVENUES” IS…
a. ignored
b.questioned
c. omitted
d. not mentioned
e. disregarded
2 - ACCORDING TO THE AUTHOR, THE DECISION TO
EXTEND THE MORATORIUM WAS NOT …
a. quick.
b. official.
c. made.
d. sustained.
e. enforced.
3 - WHEN THE INTERVIEWEE REFERS TO “A BIG 
SELL-OFF OF PURE INTERNET COMPANIES”, HE 
MEANS THAT THESE COMPANIES…
a) were bought by pure Internet companies
b) went bankrupt
c ) were illegally acquired
d) were sold at a higher price
e) were sold at a reduced price
4 - IN THE PRESENT CONTEXT, LEVIES ARE …
a. issues
b. regulations
c. technologies
d. policies
e. taxes
5 - In paragraph 1, the new figures related to the British 
alcohol consumption are said to have caused…
a. worries.
b. consternation.
c. relief.
d. disbelief.
e. mistrust.
1 - IN PARAGRAPH 3, THE AUTHOR NOTES THAT THE 
PRESENT TAX-FREE PERSONAL ALLOWANCE 
WOULD…
a) remain unchanged.
b) be cut.
c) rise.
d) be abolished.
e) be phased out.
2 - THE INTRODUCTORY QUOTATION BY BENJAMIN
FRANKLIN POINTS OUT THAT DEATH AND TAXES...
a. show that there is nothing certain in this world
b. prove the uncertainty of life in this world
c. may be the only certainties in this world
d. represent uncertainties in our present life
e. are the only certainties in this world
“IN THIS WORLD NOTHING IS CERTAIN, BUT DEATH AND TAXES”
3 - The passive voice of “Humans have adopted various
cultures” is:
a) Various cultures have been adopting by humans.
b) Various cultures have been adopted by humans.
c) Various cultures were adopted by humans.
d) Various cultures are adopted by humans.
e) Various cultures were being adopted by humans.
4- No texto, “overburdened” significa
a. com falta de funcionários
b. bem preparada
c. bem equipada
d. subempregada
e. sobrecarregada
5 - AMBASSADOR ANTHONY HARRINGTON REFERS TO BRAZIL’S 
ATTITUDE IN RELATION TO ARGENTINA’S ECONOMIC SITUATION AS
a. cooperative
b. unfriendly
c. not tactful
d. biased
e. cold
6 - In the text “In addition to the mainland, England consists of over 100 
smaller islands”, the underlined expression can be replaced by any of 
the alternatives, except:
a. moreover
b. furthermore
c. what is more
d. besides
e. nevertheless
01. Complete the dialogue using the right form of the adjectives. 
A: Would you like to go to the beach on Friday?
B: Actually, I think Saturday i s ___________________ for me. 
Friday is my___________________ day.
Choose the item that respectively completes the gaps. 
(A) the best / busier 
(B) better / busiest 
(C) good / the most busiest 
(D) best / the busiest 
(E) good / the busier
02. Complete the sentences with the correct use of the 
Simple Past and the Past Continuous. 
- I was waiting for the bus when I___________ (see) her.
- The children ___________ (argue) when the teacher arrived.
- Everyone________ (listen) to music when the lights ________(go) out.
To fill in the gaps respectively, mark the right option. 
(A) saw / was arguing / were listening / went 
(B) was seeing / was arguing / listened / were 
(C) were weeing / argued / listenned / were 
(D) saw/were arguing/was listening/went 
(E) was seing / argued / listened / were going 
03. Fill in the blank with the correct pronoun.
“An archeologist is a man_____ work is the study of ancient things.” 
a) whose 
b) which 
c) how 
d) who
04. Choose the correct sentence.
(a) My best friend is as smart as me.
(b) Nobody but I knew the end of the story.
(c) Do you want Paul or I to phone her?
(d) I poured her a glass of water, she drank at once.
(e) He was admired by the people with who he worked.
05. Mark the sentence which is grammatically correct. 
(A) How many girls are there at your party last week?
(B) Is there anybody in room 201 at the moment?
(C) Sarah said there is twelve people waiting.
(D) There isn’t an accident in our street last night.
(E) There is exercise bars so you can work out.
1- THE INHERITANCE TAX INSTITUTED BY CAESAR AUGUSTUS…
a. resulted from military funds not used in the wars
b. made him the most hateful strategist of all times
c. derived from assets left by someone who died 
d. was 5% imposed on presents to children and spouses
e. was banned during the reign of Julius Caesar
2- THE TEXT STATES THAT BRAZIL AND ARGENTINA
DECIDED TO RAISE EXTERNAL TARIFFS BY 3%…
a) to strengthen the economies of Paraguay and Uruguay.
b) to answer requests made by Paraguay and Uruguay.
c) because the two are more dependent on imports.
d) a year ago.
e) based on their own needs.
3 - THE ADVICE GIVEN BY THE DOCTOR IS DEFINED
AS SOUND. IN OTHER WORDS, IT…
a) might be effective.
b) is reliable and effective.
c) is questionable.
d) should be looked into.
e) must be deeply researched.
4- ACCORDING TO THE AUTHOR’S CONCLUSION, THE TIME YOU
SPEND EXERCISING IS...
a) useless
b) not worthwhile
c) a waste of time
d) worthwhile
e) too time consuming
5- THE HEADLINE OF THE ARTICLE STATES THAT “THE WORLD’S THREE 
LARGEST ECONOMIES ARE LIMPING”, WHICH MEANS THEY ARE...
a) currently experiencing difficulties.
b) exporting to emerging markets
c) finding domestic solutions.
d) underpinning global growth.
e) experiencing a high-tech investment boom.
O título do texto era: 
”The world’s three largest economies are limping. Emerging markets 
are drifting into financial crisis”
01. Choose the correct option to complete the sentence: 
“I ______ you at the party last night”.
a) didn’t see
b) didn’t saw
c) don’t saw
d) don’t see
02. Read the text to do the question below. Complete with a, the or 0 (no 
article). 
_____ Brazil is a huge country. In,________North, there are_________rain
forests and_____longest river is also situated there. In _______ South, 
________ _ climate is more European. _____ Brazil also has many social 
differences.______rich own most of_______ country’s wealth and ______ poor 
often live on minimum wage. 
Now mark the option which completes the gaps respectively. 
(A) 0 -the-0 -a-the-the-0 - a-the-a
(B) The-the-0 -a-0 -the-the-The-0 -the 
(C) 0 -the-0 -the-the-the-0 -The-the-the 
(D) The-0-0-a-0-the-The-0-a-0
(E) The-0 -the-a-0 -the-The-a-a-a 
03. The correct pronoun that completes the third bubble speech is 
(A) they. 
(B) it.
(C) theirs. 
(D) its. 
(E) them. 
“I find the easiest way to expand my 
vocabulary is to make up words.” 
04. The underlined word in the cartoon implies an idea of: 
a) comparative adjectives 
b) superlative adjectives 
c) comparisons 
d) adverb 
05. Choose the best alternative that completes the first balloon. 
a) I have 
b) I’dhave
c) I’ll have 
d) I’ve had 
06. “It”, underlined in the text (third balloon), refers to: 
a) Character’s hat. 
b) Character’sheadache. 
c) The doctor’s examine. 
d) Thedoctor’smedicine. 
1- THE AUTHOR MENTIONS A SLUMP IN ESTONIA’S GROWTH AT 
THE TURN OF THE CENTURY WHICH CHARACTERIZES 
a) a much less successful period
b) a remarkable period of prosperity
c) a slightly better fiscal period
d) a landmark in Estonia’s growth
e) the beginning of Estonia’s growth
2- ACCORDING TO DR. LEE, WE SHOULD LISTEN TO
OUR BODY’S ADVISE TO “CUT BACK ON CAFFEINE”.
IN OTHER WORDS, OUR BODY ADVISES US
a) not to stop drinking it.
b) to reduce our caffeine intake.
c) to increase caffeine consumption.
d) to regularly consume caffeine.
e) to quit caffeine consumption.
3 - IN HIS ANSWER TO QUESTION 1, DR. LEE WARNS
AGAINST DRINKING LOTS OF CAFFEINE SINCE IT
a) might cause a sudden faint
b) can slow the heartbeats
c) may accelerate the heartbeats
d) will surely increase the heartbeats
e) damages the heart muscle
4- IN PARAGRAPH 3, THE AUTHOR NOTES THAT THE PRESENT
TAX-FREE PERSONAL ALLOWANCE WOULD…
a) remain unchanged.
b) be cut.
c) rise.
d) be abolished.
e) be phased out.
5- ACCORDING TO THE TEXT, THE EXECUTIVE …
a) actually refused to eat right, exercise and avoid smoking
b) seems to have increased his risk of early death
c) agrees that medicine should focus primarily on drugs
d) declined new choices and priorities in his life
e) went further in his search for recovery and health1- ARGENTINA’S CUSTOMS PROCEDURES ARE CONSIDERED BY 
THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE AS
a) sluggish and transparent
b) transparent, but obsolete
c) obscure and sluggish
d) innovative, but time-consuming
e) both well-defined and efficient
2- THE EXPRESSION “TO WEATHER” A CRISIS (in line
17) MEANS
a) to avoid a crisis
b) to survive a crisis
c) to provoke a crisis
d) to intensify a crisis
e) to succumb a crisis
3- ACCORDING TO THE ARTICLE, IN 1999, BRAZIL…
(Prova aplicada em 2002)
a) devalued its currency and raised its interest rates.
b) began to suffer fallout from the crisis in Argentina.
c) lowered its interest rate on account of devaluation.
d) attracted only a modest rate of foreign investment.
e) suffered a surprise fall in growth of almost 17%.
4- THE AUTHOR SAYS THAT THE BRAZILIAN CURRENCY HAS
SLUMPED IN RECENT WEEKS, WHICH MEANS IT…
a) has suddenly fallen
b) has rallied.
c) has not been hit.
d) could have been depreciated.
e) has reached its highest quotation
5- THE TEXT MENTIONS MASS LAYOFFS, WHICH MEANS…
a. the hiring of under-qualified employees.
b. the huge increase of certain trade tariffs.
c. the dismissal of numerous employees.
d. the disregard for environmental issues.
e. the disrespect for local legal requirements
01. “(...) half of the young people interviewed said that they suffer 
bullying” (lines 13-14), the underlined expression represents
a) twenty-five percent of.
b) a hundred percent of.
c) ten percent of.
d) fifty percent of.
02. Mark the option that is the correct question 
for the sentence “One of the reasons is the 
great use of cell phones (.. .)” (lines 14-15)
a) When do children practice cyberbullying?
b) What kind of children practice cyberbullying?
c) Why do children often practice cyberbullying?
d) How often do children practice cyberbullying?
03. “Cyberbullying is getting extremely popular because 
teens can stay anonymous” (lines 19-20). The underlined 
verb expresses
a) possibility.
b) obligation.
c) prohibition.
d) permission.
) is he ) is he
04. ‘Many adolescents act this way because they 
feel frustrated or angry (...)” (lines 20-21). The 
comparative form of the underlined word is
a) more angry.
b) angrier than.
c) more angrier.
d) more angry than.
05. In the sentence, “Many countries have 
organized campaigns to make adults and children
informed of its dangers.” (lines 29-30), the 
underlined expressions can be substituted for
a) it – they.
b) they – it.
c) they – them.
d) them – they.
01. Mark the INCORRECT definition of the word 
“ageism” (line 6). 
a) Law against age prejudice. 
b) Treating people unfairly because of their age. 
c) Discrimination on the grounds of a person's age.
d) Prejudice against people's age. 
02. The sentence “one-fifth of working adults say 
they experience ageism in the workplace” (lines 9 and 10) means that
a) twenty per cent of working adults suffer the consequences of ageism at 
work. 
b) 1/15 of adults work under pressure. 
c) 1/5 of workers experience prejudice against their type of work. 
d) half of the adult population experiences intolerance at work.
03. Choose the option which contains the correct negative 
for “atheists are prone to discrimination” (line 42). 
Atheists ________prone to discrimination. 
a) don’t 
c) aren’t 
b) didn’t 
d) can’t
My name is Patrick. i ___________ on vacation to Brazil last 
Summer, and I ___________ in a five-star hotel in front of the beach in Rio de 
Janeiro, I went to Rio by plane and I ___________ a month there, I 
___________ a lot of people and w e ____________a great time! I want to go 
back to Brazii as soon as possible. 
04. Choose the option which completes the gaps in text I respectively. 
(A) traveled / stayed / spend / knew / had 
(B) traveled / were / spent / knew / did 
(C) went/ stayed/ spent/ met/ had 
(D) went/ were/ spend/ met/ did 
(E) were / went / stayed / knew / have 
05. Choose the correct option to complete the dialogue.
A – Where ________ you from?
B - ________ from Australia, from Darwin.
A – Where’s Darwin? _________ it near Sydney?
B – No, it ________. It’s in the north.
A - ___________ it nice?
B – Yes, it _______. It’s beautiful.
a) do – It’s – Are – are – Is – is
b) are – I’m – Is – isn’t – Is – is
c) am – I’m – Are – aren’t – Is – is
d) are – You’re – Is – Is – isn’t - is
1 - According to the text, Brazil… (Prova de 2001)
a) symbolizes the refusal to promote economic changes.
b) has been unable to fight inflation.
c) has rejected the free-market model.
d) became dependent on Asian investments.
e) has promoted economic renewal within its borders.
2 - Mark the sentence which is grammatically correct. 
(A) How many girls are there at your party last week?
(B) Is there anybody in room 201 at the moment?
(C) Sarah said there is twelve people waiting.
(D) There isn’t an accident in our street last night.
(E) There is exercise bars so you can work out.
3 - According to the text, the number of workers affiliated to
a union has
a) soared.
b) stabilized.
c) fallen.
d) not decreased.
e) gone up.
4 - The length of the Pluriannual Plan of the Federal 
Government…
a) will be determined.
b) was extended.
c) is not clear.
d) is clearly set.
e) is yet to be defined.
5 - One of the aims of regional integration…
a) relates to productive investments.
b) is to forbid productive investments.
c) is to restrain productive investments.
d) is to avoid the use of technology.
e) is to allow financial losses.
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