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Questão 1/10 - Inglês V 
Read the advice on how to save money: 
 
I. Going to the movies? Don’t buy snacks at the theater. Go to a store to buy them 
before you go. 
II. Better to borrow than buy. If you only need to wear something once – for example, a 
suit for a job interview – ask a friend to lend you one. 
 
 
Source: KOCIENDA, Genevieve; JONES, Gareth; MANIN, Gregory J; RIMMER, Wayne; 
SIMPSON, Katy; SANTOS, Raquel Ribeiro dos. Evolve 2. Cambridge: Cambridge 
University Press, 2019. 
 
According to the excerpt and to EVOLVE 2 – Lesson 6.4 and considering the bold words 
in the sentences, mark the correct option: 
 
Você não pontuou essa questão 
 
A The word in sentence II has the meaning of a number. 
B The words in sentences I and II refer to a verb that appeared previously in the 
sentence. 
Você assinalou essa alternativa (B) 
 
C The words in I and II refer to an adjective that appeared previously in the 
sentence. 
D The words in sentences I and II refer to a noun that appeared previously in the 
sentence. 
E The words in sentences I and II refer to a pronoun that appeared previously in the 
sentence. 
Questão 2/10 - Inglês V 
Marina is talking about her first love. Read the text below and think about the verbs that 
complete the blanks correctly: 
 
 
“I remember my first love very well. His name (1)__________ Raul. We (2)____________ on 
the same street, and we (3) ___________ to the same school. He was funny, and he 
always (4)___________ about cool and interesting things. We (5) ___________ together for 
a long time because his family (6) ____________ to another city, but I have very nice 
memories of him.” 
 
 
Source: KOCIENDA, Genevieve; JONES, Gareth; MANIN, Gregory J; RIMMER, Wayne; 
SIMPSON, Katy; SANTOS, Raquel Ribeiro dos. Evolve 2. Cambridge: Cambridge 
University Press, 2019. 
 
On Inglês V, Lesson 1, Themes 2 and 3, you studied the Simple Past Tense. So, read the 
following sentences. The verbs that complete the blanks correctly are: 
 
A 
were - 2. lived - 3. gone - 4. talks - 5. weren’t - 6. moved. 
B 
was - 2. living - 3. went - 4. talked - 5. wasn’t – 6. moving. 
C 
were - 2. lived - 3. going - 4. talking - 5. weren’t - 6. moved. 
D 
was - 2. lived - 3. went - 4. talked - 5. weren’t - 6. moved. 
Você assinalou essa alternativa (D) 
 
E 
was – 2. lived – 3. goes – 4. talks – 5. weren’t – 6. moved. 
Questão 3/10 - Inglês V 
Read the following text: 
 
 
“Black Friday is the day after Thanksgiving in the USA. Since 1952, it has been 
considering the beginning of the Christmas shopping season. Stores open very early 
and they offer sale prices on most items.” 
 
 
Source: KOCIENDA, Genevieve; JONES, Gareth; MANIN, Gregory J; RIMMER, Wayne; 
SIMPSON, Katy; SANTOS, Raquel Ribeiro dos. Evolve 2. Cambridge: Cambridge 
University Press, 2019. 
 
According to the excerpt and to EVOLVE 2 – Lesson 6.1, consider the following 
vocabulary about shopping and money learned during the course. Match each one to 
the correct definition: 
 
I. spend 
II. pay back 
III. shop online 
IV. save 
V. return 
 
 
( ) take something back to the store because you don’t like it or it isn’t right. 
 
 
( ) buy things on the internet. 
 
 
( ) use money to pay for something. 
 
 
( ) give someone the money that he/she gave you. 
 
 
( ) keep money for the future. 
 
 
Now choose the option that has the correct correspondence: 
 
A III – I – II - V - IV 
B I – IV - III – V - II 
C V – III – I – II - IV 
Você assinalou essa alternativa (C) 
 
D V – IV – II – I - III 
E IV – V – II - III - I 
Questão 4/10 - Inglês V 
Read this excerpt: 
 
 
“When you want to check you understanding of what someone said, you can ask a 
question with mean.” 
 
 
Source: KOCIENDA, Genevieve; JONES, Gareth; MANIN, Gregory J; RIMMER, Wayne; 
SIMPSON, Katy; SANTOS, Raquel Ribeiro dos. Evolve 2. Cambridge: Cambridge 
University Press, 2019. 
 
According to the excerpt and to EVOLVE 2 – Lesson 5.3, read the following statements. 
Then, mark the option that uses the verb mean correctly to check understanding: 
 
A Did you meant you wanted another chance for the test? 
B Do you mean you want another chance for test? 
Você assinalou essa alternativa (B) 
 
C Does you mean you want another chance for the test? 
D You don’t mean you want another for the test? 
E Why do you mean you want another chance for the test? 
Questão 5/10 - Inglês V 
Read the following dialogue between two people in a drugstore: 
 
 
Clerk: Hi, how can I help you? 
 
 
Customer: Hello. I’m looking for some things. You cut your nails with them. 
 
 
Clerk: What? Oh, you mean “scissors”? 
 
 
Customer: No. They’re like scissors, but they are just for nails. 
 
 
Clerk: Oh, got it. Yes, we have them. Nail clippers. 
 
 
Customer: What do you call them in English? 
 
 
Clerk: Nail clippers. 
 
 
Source: KOCIENDA, Genevieve; JONES, Gareth; MANIN, Gregory J; RIMMER, Wayne; 
SIMPSON, Katy; SANTOS, Raquel Ribeiro dos. Evolve 2. Cambridge: Cambridge 
University Press, 2019. 
 
According to the excerpt and to EVOLVE 2 – Lesson 6.3, read the alternatives about 
asking for information of English words. Then, check (x) the option that presents the 
correct statement: 
 
A The expressions “how can I help you?” and “What do you call them in English?” 
are used for asking about a new word in English 
B The expressions “got it” and “What do you call them in English?” are used for 
asking about a new word in English. 
C The expressions “They’re like…” and “What do you call them in English?” are 
used for describing and asking about how to say a new word in English 
Você assinalou essa alternativa (C) 
 
D The expressions “They’re like…” and “What do you call them in English?” are 
used for confirming your understanding of something in English. 
E The expression “They’re like…” is used to express likes and dislikes in English. 
Questão 6/10 - Inglês V 
Read this dialogue: 
 
 
Jenny: (1) _________________ a vacation this summer? 
 
 
Phillip: Yes, but (2) ________________ to the Caribbean. We are going to Canada! 
 
 
Jenny: When (3) _______________ ? 
 
 
Phillip: In August. We are going to be there for two weeks. 
 
 
Jenny: What (4) _________________ while you’re there? 
 
 
Phillip: We are going to stay in Vancouver for a week, and then (5) _________________ a 
car and visit the Canadian Rockies. 
 
 
Jenny: (6) __________________ sunny in Toronto in August? 
 
 
Phillip: I don’t know. But I hope not! 
 
 
Source: LATHAM-KOENIG, Christina; OXENDEN, Clive; SELIGSON, Paul. American 
English File 2. Second Edition. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2013. (Adapted) 
 
On Inglês V, Lesson 2, Theme 4, you studied the Future Tense with Be Going To + Verb 
(base). Read the alternatives. Read the following alternatives. Check (x) the option that 
complete the blanks correctly: 
 
A (1) You are going to take - (2) we are not going to go - (3) You are going to travel -
(4) are you going to do - (5) we are going to rent - (6) It is going to be 
B (1) Do you going to take - (2) we do not going to go - (3) Do you going to travel - (4) 
are you going to do - (5) we are going to rent - (6) Does it going to be 
C (1) Are you going to take - (2) we are not go - (3) Are you going to traveling - (4) are 
you going to do - (5) we are going to renting - (6) Is it going to be 
D (1) Are you going to take - (2) we are not going to go - (3) Are you going to travel - 
(4) are you going to do - (5) we are going to rent - (6) Is it going to be 
Você assinalou essa alternativa (D) 
 
E (1) Are you going to taking - (2) we are not going to go - (3) Are you going to 
traveling - (4) are you going to doing - (5) we are going to renting - (6) Is it going to being 
Questão 7/10 - InglêsV 
Read the following statement: 
 
 
“In English, like in Portuguese, there are expressions used to agree or disagree with 
people’s opinions.” 
 
 
Source: Text elaborated by the author of the question. 
 
According to the statement and to EVOLVE 2 – Lesson 5.4, read the alternatives about 
ways of agreeing and disagreeing in English. Then, mark the correct one: 
 
A Absolutely! and No way! are expressions of disagreement. 
B No way! and Are you kidding? are expressions of disagreement. 
Você assinalou essa alternativa (B) 
 
C You’re so right! and Are you kidding? are expressions of agreement. 
D Are you crazy? Seriously? and Are you kidding? are formal expressions. 
E You’re are so right can be used as an expression of agreement or disagreement. 
Questão 8/10 - Inglês V 
Read the following text: 
 
 
“We’re going to go shopping on Friday morning before they sell everything. We’re going 
to buy a flat-screen TV. We’re not going to spend over $ 200.” 
 
 
Source: KOCIENDA, Genevieve; JONES, Gareth; MANIN, Gregory J; RIMMER, Wayne; 
SIMPSON, Katy; SANTOS, Raquel Ribeiro dos. Evolve 2. Cambridge: Cambridge 
University Press, 2019. 
 
On Inglês V, Lesson 2, Theme 4, you studied a verb tense that uses the structure Be 
Going To + Verb (base). Read the alternatives and choose the correct option about this 
verb tense: 
 
A When we use the verb tense Be Going To + Verb (base) we are not sure about our 
plans. 
B When we use the verb tense Be Going To + Verb (base) we refer to present 
situations. 
C When we use the verb tense Be Going To + Verb (base) we refer to past 
situations. 
D When we use the verb tense Be Going To + Verb (base) we are sure about our 
plans. 
Você assinalou essa alternativa (D) 
 
E When we use the verb tense Be Going To + Verb (base) we refer to impossible 
situations. 
Questão 9/10 - Inglês V 
Read the following text about inventions created by women: 
 
 
When we think of famous inventors, we usually think of men – like Alexander Graham 
Bell, Guglielmo Marconi, and Thomas Edison. But many of the things that make our 
lives easier or safer today were invented by women. We’re going to look at three of 
them. 
 
 
One invention that definitely improved the lives of millions of people was the 
disposable diaper. They were invented by a woman called Marion Donovan. Her father 
and uncle were inventors and, when she had young children, she invented a diaper that 
you could use and then throw away. Before her invention, babies wore diapers made of 
cotton – like these. And this meant a lot of washing. Although she invented the 
disposable diaper in the 1940s, it wasn’t until 1951 that an American company bought 
Donovan’s idea. Today, millions of disposable diapers are used every day, and 
Donovan’s invention is now more eco-friendly. You can buy biodegradable diapers! 
 
 
Another invention that has made life easier is the dishwasher, which was invented by a 
woman called Josephine Cochrane in 1886. She was a rich American who gave a lot of 
dinner parties. But she was annoyed that her servants often broke plates and glasses 
when they were washing up after a party. So, Cochrane decided to invent a machine 
that could wash a lot of plates and glasses safely. She said, “If nobody else is going to 
invent a dishwasher, then I will!” She designed the machine, and then she found a 
company to make it. At first, only hotels and restaurants bought Cochrane’s new 
machine, but today, the dishwasher is used in homes all over the world. 
 
 
The car was invented by a man, but it was a woman, Mary Anderson, who solved one of 
the biggest problems of driving. On a trip to New York in 1903, Anderson noticed that 
drivers had to open their windows to see where they were going when it was raining. 
When she returned to her home in Alabama, she invented windshield wipers, which 
made driving a lot safer. 
 
 
Source: LATHAM-KOENIG, Christina; OXENDEN, Clive; SELIGSON, Paul. American 
English File 2. Third Edition. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2019. (Adapted) 
 
On Evolve 2 – lesson 6.5, you studied about good ideas for inventions. Considering the 
text about inventions created by women, analyze if the sentences are True (T) or False 
(F): 
 
I. ( ) Marion Donovan’s father and uncle were inventors and helped her invent 
disposable diapers. 
II. ( ) Unfortunately Marion Donovan’s invention did not get improved within the years. 
III. ( ) The dishwasher was created by a wealthy woman in the nineteenth century. 
IV. ( ) Nowadays only big companies continue to use Josephine Cochrane’s idea. 
V. ( ) One of the biggest troubles of driving was solved by Mary Anderson in the 
beginning of the twentieth century. 
VI. ( ) The invention of the windshield wipers solved problems related to the rainy 
weather and turned driving more secure. 
 
 
Now, mark the option that presents the correct sequence: 
 
A F – F – T – F – T – T 
Você assinalou essa alternativa (A) 
 
B F – T – T – F – T – F 
C T – F – T – F – F – T 
D T – F – T – T – F – T 
E F – F – T – T – F – T 
Questão 10/10 - Inglês V 
Read the following text: 
 
 
“Black Friday is the day after Thanksgiving in the USA. Since 1952, it has been 
considering the beginning of the Christmas shopping season. Stores open very early 
and they offer sale prices on most items.”” 
 
 
Source: KOCIENDA, Genevieve; JONES, Gareth; MANIN, Gregory J; RIMMER, Wayne; 
SIMPSON, Katy; SANTOS, Raquel Ribeiro dos. Evolve 2. Cambridge: Cambridge 
University Press, 2019. 
 
According to the excerpt and to EVOLVE 2 – Lesson 6.1, consider the following 
vocabulary about shopping and money. Match each one to the correct definition: 
 
I. borrow 
II. cost 
III. sell 
IV. lend 
V. waste 
 
 
( ) not use money in a good way. 
 
 
( ) give something to people for money. 
 
 
( ) give something to someone for a time. 
 
 
( ) use something that belongs to someone for a short time. 
 
 
( ) have a price. 
 
 
Now, choose the option that has the correct correspondence: 
 
A V – III – IV – I - II 
Você assinalou essa alternativa (A) 
 
B IV – V – III – I - II 
C III – V – IV - II - I 
D I – IV – II – III - V 
E V – IV – II – I - III