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Questões de múltipla escolha JOANA GUIMARÃES
Disciplina: 548640-Lingua inglesa significado e Uso 
Questao 1: According to the answer (B) given below, find the right question (A) to it:
_________________________________________?
I usually go jogging at weekends.
Mark the right alternative: 
A) A: How often does she go jogging?
B) A: When do you usually practice physical activities? 
C) A: What time do you go jogging? 
D) A: How do you practice physical exercises? 
E) A: Which brand do you usually choose? 
Questão 2: Read the short text below and find the correct meaning of the idiomatic expression which is in bold type:
When the security guard saw a light in the store after closing hours, it seemed to him that there was something (1) fishy going on. He called the central office and explained to his superior that he thought was something (1) ___________________ was occurring.
(1) strange and suspicious 
(1) difficult. 
(1) unbelievable 
(1) undescribable
(1) forbidden
Question 3: Read the short passage below and mark the alternative that brings the correct adverbs to complete the gaps 1 – 7:
I love travelling on any vehicle that goes (1) fast. 
The Bullet Train in Japan is very (2) fast indeed. 
It’s so smooth, you (3) hardly notice its speed. 
It is extremely punctual, but if it arrives (4) late you can get your money back.
You can see very (5) well out of the train windows and admire Mount Fujiyama. Some people take it easy and enjoy the trip, eating a meal (6) slowly, while the train moves 
(7) quickly across the country. 
Others like to work hard before they get to the office. 
The train is highly regarded throughout the word. 
A ride on the Bullet Train really is an experience.
Alexander, L. G. Right word wrong word. Longman UK Limited, 1994 p. 223 
A) (1) fast / (2) fast / (3) hard / (4) lately / (5) good / (6) slow / (7) quickly 
B) (1) fastly / (2) quick / (3) hardly / (4) late / (5) well / (6) slowly / (7) fastly 
C) (1) quickly / (2) fast / (3) hardly / (4) lately / (5) good / (6) fastly / (7) quickly 
D) (1) fast (2) fast l (3) hardly (4) late (5) well / (6) slowly / (7) quickly. 
E) (1) quickly 2) quickly (3) hard (4) hard (5) good / (6) fast / (7) fast
Questão 4: Read the passage below from A thousand splendid suns, by Khaled Hosseini and mark the alternative that brings the verbs in the Simple Past that completes the meaning of the story:
After a while, the road (1) _______________ bumpier and the nose of the car (2) ___________________ up. They were on the uphill road between Heart and Gul Daman. 
Depois de um tempo, a estrada (1) _______________ bumpier e o nariz do carro (2) ___________________ up. Eles estavam na estrada subida entre Heart e Gul Daman.
What would she say to Nana? Mariam wondered. How would she apologize? How could she even face Nana now? O que ela diria a Nana? Mariam se perguntou. Como ela se desculparia? Como ela poderia mesmo enfrentar Nana agora?
The car (3) _______________ and the driver (4) _______________ her out. “I’ll walk you, “he said. O carro (3) _______________ e o motorista (4) _______________ ela fora. "Eu vou acompanhá-lo", disse ele.
She (5) ______________ him guide her across the road and up the track. There was honeysuckle growing along the path, and milkweed too. Ela (5) ______________ ele guiá-la através da estrada e na pista. Havia madressilvas crescendo ao longo do caminho e milkweed também.
Bees were buzzing over twinkling wildflowers. The driver (6) ____________________ her hand and helped her cross the stream. As abelhas zumbiam por flores silvestres cintilantes. O motorista (6) ____________________ sua mão e ajudou-a a atravessar a corrente.
A) (1) turned / (2) filled / (3) stopped / (4) helped (5) allowed / (6) left.
B) (1) tore / (2) pointed / (3) parked / (4) let / (5) let / (6) turned.
C) (1) turned out to be / (2) filled / (3) stopped / (4) walked / (5) helped / (6) got.
D (1) got / (2) faced / (3) stuck / (4) wake / (5) allowed / (6) left. 
(1) became (2) pointed / (3) stopped / (4) helped / (5) let / (6) took.
Questao 5: Read the sentence below and mark the alternative that brings its right version into English: 
“Estes meninos estavam chutando esta bola de borracha em direção aquela vidraça. Quando a mãe de um deles os chamou, ficaram muito chateados e tristes, porque aquela mãe havia interrompido aquela brincadeira.”
A) Those boys were kicking this rubber ball at this windowpane. When the mother of one of them called him, they got very upset and sad because that mother had interrupted this game. 
B) These boys were kicking that rubber ball at this windowpane. When the mother of one of them called him, they got very upset and sad because this mother had interrupted that game. 
C) This boys were kicking that rubber ball at this windowpane. When the mother of one of them called them, they got very upset and sad because this mother had interrupted this game. 
D) These boys were kicking this rubber ball at that windowpane. When the mother of one of them called them, they got very upset and sad because that mother had interrupted that game 
E) Those boy were kicking that rubber ball at that windowpane. When the mother of one of them called them, they got very upset and sad because this mother had interrupted those game.
Questão 6 – Read the passage below and complete the gaps 1 – 2 either with Gerund, Infinitive or Bare Infinitive:
HolidaysP
Guesthouses with vacancies are often hard (1) ___________________. I looked for a sign which said Rooms to Let. I like a room with its own toilet or at least with a washbasin where I can shave and I prefer it to be on the ground floor. A room with a view of the surrounding countryside is what I like best. A holiday hotel should have a friendly manager who welcomes the guests at all times. Unfortunately, the best hotels are always full. I like hotels where the lifts aren't out of order and which don't cost too much. A big bill at the end always spoils a good holiday and makes you (2) ___________________you had stayed at a cheaper place.
Alexander, L. G. Right word, wrong word. Longman UK Limited, 1994. p. 212. 
A) (1) to find (2) to wish 
B) (1) finding (2) wishing. 
C) (1) to find (2) wish. 
D) (1) to finding (2) to wishing. 
E) (1) find (2) wish.
Questão 7: Read attentively the sentences below and mark the alternative which brings examples of the Imperative Mood:
Put it down and be quiet. 
Impatiently, Rasheed said, "We wait." 
But I boiled five minutes more than usual. 
"Get up," he said. "Come here. Get up." 
Downstairs. her parents were fighting. Again 
A) Only sentences l and Ill are correct. 
B) Only sentences I and IV are comect. 
C) Only sentences ll and Ill are correct
Questao 8: Read the passage below from the book A Thousand Splendid Suns, by Khaled Hosseini, and mark the alternative that brings the verb in the simple Past that completes the gap 1: 
Early one morning the next spring, of 1993, Mariam stood by the living room and watched Rasheed escort the girl out of the house. The girl was tottering forward, bent at the waist one arm draped protectively across the taut drum of her belly, the shape of which was visible through her burga. Rasheed, anxious and overly attentive, was holding her elbow, directing her across the yard like a traffic policeman. He made a Wait Here gesture, rushed to the front gate, then motioned for the girl to come forward, one foot propping the gate open. When she reached him, he (1) _______________ her by the hand, helped her through the gate. Mariam could almost hear him say, "Watch your step, now, my flower, my gul.”
HOSSEINI, Khaled. A thousand splendid suns. Riverhead Books. New York, 2007 p. 211 
A) (1) took, 
B) (1) left. 
C) (1) helped 
D) (1) reached 
E) (1) jumped
Questão 9: Read the sentence below and complete the gap 1 with the correct frequency adverb, in order to make sense:
Brian not always eats properly at his lunchtime ordinner time. He avoids some kinds of vegetables. He mainly hates eggplant and zucchini. Although his mother insists on telling him it's important to eat a lot of vegetables he (1) _____________________ eats them. 
A) (1) never. 
B) (1) sometimes. 
C) (1) always. 
D) (1) often. 
E) (1) twice a week.
Questão 10: Compete the short text with “will” or “be going to”:
Food and drink 
Brenda: I'm not very hungry, I think (1) ____________________ skip the first course. 
(2) _________________ order just one dish. I don't want the dish of the day, but I might have chicken, lamb, beef or pork. 
Anita: You eat too much meat. It isn't good for you to have so much meat. (3) ________________ 
Brenda: (4) __________________ have a steak. I hope (5) ________________ be tender. 
Anita (6) ________________ start with soup and a roll. This is a wonderful restaurant. The food is very good here.
Brenda: My meat was very tasty, but a bit tough. I should have chosen roast bef. I really prefer meat done in the oven.
Anyway, we enjoyed the meal and finished with lemon sorbet and fruit, followed by coffee which was rather strong The bill was quite reasonable. 
Alexander, L. G. Right word wrong word Longman UK Limited, 1994. p. 231. 
	
	(1) I’ll
	(2) I’ll
	(3) I’m going to
	(4) I’ll
	(5) it`ll
	(6) I’ll
	
	(1) I’m going to
	(2) I’m going to
	(3) I’m going to
	(4) I’m going to
	(5) it’s going to
	(6) I’m going to
	
	(1) I won’t
	(2) I’m going to
	(3) I’m going to
	(4) I’ll
	(5) it’ll
	(6) I won`t.
	
	(1) I’m not going to
	(2) I’ll
	(3) I’ll
	(4) I won`t.
	(5) it is not going
	(6) I won`t.
	
	(1) I’ll
	(2) I won`t.
	(3) I’m not going
	(4) I’ll
	(5) it won’t
	(6) I won`t.
	
	
	
	
	
	
	
Questão 3: Leia a passagem curta abaixo e marque a alternativa que traz os advérbios corretos para completar as lacunas 1-7: Adjetivo - Advérbio
slow (lento) - slowly (lentamente);
quick (rápido) - quickly (rapidamente);
fast (rápido)
complete (completo) - completely (completamente);
 “hardly” (dificilmente)
easy (fácil) - easily (facilmente).
Adoro viajar em qualquer veículo que seja (1) rápido/veloz.
O trem bala no Japão é muito (2) rápido de fato.
É tão suave, que você (3) hardly/dificilmente percebe sua velocidade.
É extremamente pontual, mas se chega (4) late/atrasado você pode obter seu dinheiro de volta.
Você pode ver muito (5) well/bem fora das janelas do trem e admirar o Monte Fujiyama. 
Algumas pessoas acalmam e aproveitam a viagem, comendo uma refeição (6) slowly/lentamente, enquanto o trem se move
(7) quickly/rapidamente em todo o país.
Outros gostam de trabalhar duro antes de chegar ao escritório.
O trem é altamente considerado em toda a palavra.
Um passeio no trem bala é realmente uma experiência.