Inicie a simulação, serão geradas perguntas aleatórias segundo o simulador que você tenha selecionado.
Cada pergunta conta com quatro opções de resposta e você só poderá selecionar uma alternativa por pergunta ou não selecionar nenhuma.
Lembre-se de que você tem um tempo determinado para finalizar a tentativa. Quando estiver seguro, clique em finalizar simulação.
Visualize a pontuação obtida, suas respostas e a solução. Se desejar tente novamente.
The phrase 'state-of-the-art' is often used in advertisements, such as: 'Our new smartphone features state-of-the-art technology.'
This phrase implies that the technology is:
Old, reliable, and traditional.
Owned and operated by the state government.
Very new and using the most modern ideas and features.
Related to art and design.
The headline of a fictional article is: 'Is Artificial Intelligence a Double-Edged Sword?'
What does the idiom 'double-edged sword' imply about Artificial Intelligence?
That it is a new form of weapon being developed by the military.
That it is a perfect technology with only positive benefits for society.
That it is a completely useless technology with no practical applications.
That it has the potential for both positive and negative consequences.
In English, the word 'library' is a place where you borrow books. What is the English word for a place where you buy books (uma livraria)?
Bookshop or bookstore
Livrary
Publisher
Stationery
A news headline says: 'Tech Giant to Overhaul its Privacy Policy Amid Scrutiny.'
What does 'to overhaul' mean in this context?
To completely ignore or forget something.
To make minor, insignificant changes to something.
To take apart and examine a system in order to make major repairs or improvements.
To promote or advertise something to the public.
An email starts with the salutation 'To Whom It May Concern'.
In which situation is this salutation most appropriately used?
When writing an informal email to a close friend or family member.
When you are replying to an email and want to show that you have read it carefully.
When you want to address a specific person whose name you know, for example, 'Dear Mr. Tanaka'.
When writing a formal letter or email and you do not know the name of the specific person who will receive it.
A job advertisement lists 'soft skills' as a requirement, including 'teamwork' and 'communication'.
What are 'soft skills'?
Personal attributes and interpersonal abilities that enable someone to interact effectively with other people.
Knowledge of specific software applications and programming languages.
Physical abilities required for manual labor jobs.
Technical abilities that are easy to learn, such as typing.
A social media bio reads: 'Travel enthusiast | Coffee aficionado | Aspiring novelist.'
What does this text genre tell us about the person?
A list of their dislikes and personal challenges.
A concise summary of their key interests, passions, and goals.
Their full employment history and academic qualifications.
Their contact information, including address and phone number.
Read the sentence: 'She meticulously organized the data before presenting it.'
What does the adverb 'meticulously' tell us about how she organized the data?
That she did it using a new and unproven method.
That she did it with great attention to detail, very carefully and precisely.
That she did it quickly and without much care.
That she did it with help from a large team of people.
Read the sentence: 'The company decided to outsource its customer support to a specialized firm.'
What does 'to outsource' mean?
To develop a new source of raw materials for production.
To obtain goods or a service from an outside or foreign supplier, in place of an internal source.
To open a new office in another country and move all employees there.
To hire more employees to work inside the company's main office.
Read the excerpt from a fictional movie review:
'While the film boasts stunning visuals and a powerful score, the plot feels derivative and the characters are underdeveloped. It's a classic case of style over substance.'
What can be inferred from the phrase 'style over substance'?
The reviewer believes the film's screenplay should be published as a book.
The film is visually and audibly impressive, but lacks a strong story and meaningful characters.
The film is successful because its style and substance are perfectly balanced.
The film's substance, such as its plot and characters, is more impressive than its style.
What is the primary function of a headline in a news article?
To present the personal opinion of the newspaper's editor.
To list all the sources and journalists involved in writing the piece.
To provide a detailed background of the story for context.
To capture the reader's attention and summarize the main point of the article.
Read the sentence: 'The city's infrastructure is unable to cope with the rapid population growth.'
What does 'to cope with' mean in this context?
To encourage or promote.
To deal effectively with something difficult.
To prohibit or ban.
To ignore or neglect.
What is a key difference between a formal email (e.g., to a potential employer) and an informal email (e.g., to a close friend)?
Formal emails must be sent at a specific time of day, while informal emails can be sent anytime.
Formal emails often use slang and abbreviations, while informal emails do not.
Formal emails use a structured format, polite language, and a respectful tone, whereas informal emails are more relaxed.
Formal emails are always much longer than informal emails.
What is the function of the transition phrase 'in conclusion' in an essay or presentation?
To ask a question to the audience.
To signal that the writer or speaker is about to summarize the main points and end the text.
To introduce the main topic at the very beginning.
To present a new, unrelated argument.
In the sentence 'I will have to check my schedule', what does the word 'schedule' refer to?
A type of school or educational institution.
A government scheme or program.
A detailed drawing or diagram.
A plan of events or tasks with times and dates; an agenda.
Read the sentence: 'He eventually decided to move to Canada.' The word 'eventually' is a false cognate. What is its correct meaning in English?
Possibly or probably (provavelmente).
In the end, especially after a long delay or series of problems (finalmente, por fim).
Occasionally or sporadically (eventualmente).
Accidentally or by chance (acidentalmente).
What is the function of the question mark (?) in written English?
To show that a direct question is being asked.
To signal the end of a declarative statement or sentence.
To connect two independent clauses in a single sentence.
To indicate a strong feeling or emotion, like surprise or anger.
Consider the word 'fabric' in the sentence: 'The innovative fabric is surprisingly soft and durable.' In this context, what is the best synonym for 'fabric'?
Textile
Construction
Story
Factory
A website requires users to agree to its 'Terms of Service' before creating an account.
What is the primary function of a 'Terms of Service' document?
To provide entertaining stories and content for the users.
To list the names of all the employees who work for the company.
To define the legal rules and obligations for both the user and the service provider.
To serve as a chat forum for users to communicate with each other.
The word 'sensible' in English is a false cognate with 'sensível' in Portuguese. What does 'sensible' actually mean?
'Choosing to save money instead of buying the expensive car was a very sensible decision.'
Noticeable or significant (notável).
Based on or acting on good judgment and practical ideas; reasonable (sensato).
Exciting and thrilling (emocionante).
Sensitive or emotional (sensível).
Aún no hay resultados, ¡inténtalo tú!