Questões de Inglês - Grammar - Nouns
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Questão 30 10767168
UFSM Tarde 2023Para responder à questão, considere o texto a seguir.
TEXTO
Happiness-cartoon
Fonte: SCHAPER, K. Happiness-cartoon. 15 fev. 2017. Disponível em: https://www.kimschaper.com/does-happinessreally-exist/happiness-cartoon-2/. Acesso em: 19 maio 2023.
Considerando os balões de fala e as imagens do texto, os termos sublinhados no segmento “Where did you find that? I've been searching for it everywhere” referem-se a
Questão 29 9433875
EEAR 2º Etapa 2023Read the text and answer question.
Best job advice
The best job advice I ever got was the following: at every job, you either learn or earn. It’s fine when __________ options occur. It’s perfect when both of them occur. But if you are not learning or earning at your current job, you should start thinking about finding a better one.
The word one, in bold in the text, refers to
Questão 16 9417702
ACAFE Verão 2023Read the text below about Monkeypox, a viral disease, and choose the CORRECT words to complete the blanks.
Monkeypox is a viral infection that is often accompanied (1) ______ a rash. The virus (2) _______ isn’t all that new to scientists. According to the WHO, monkeypox was first identified in humans (3) ______ in 1970 in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. (4) ______ then, human cases have been identified in 11 African countries. In May 2022, monkeypox cases began to be identified in several non-endemic countries (5) ______ Africa. It is still unknown (6) _____ the virus is spiking now.
(Source: https://nationalpost.com/health/monkeypox-explained - retrieved on 14th August, 2022).
Mark the alternative which contains the words you have chosen respectively.
Questão 35 8410841
EEAR 2021Read the text and answer question.
Rude
Magic
Can I have your daughter for the rest of my life? Say yes, say yes
‘Cause I need to know
You say I’ll never get your blessing till the day I die
Tough luck my friend but the answer is no!
Why you gotta be so rude?
Don’t you know I’m human too
Why you gotta be so rude
I’m gonna marry her anyway
(Marry that girl) Marry her anyway
(Marry that girl) Yeah no matter what you say
(Marry that girl) And we’ll be a family
https://www.vagalume.com.br/magic-11/rude.html
What is the correct plural form of the words, in bold type, in the text?
Questão 16 6304607
FACISA 2021/2THE THINGS THAT MAKE US WHO WE ARE
Our cultural values get baked into the materials we create, changing humanity along the way
Humans spend a lot of time and effort making stuff. At last count, humanity has created more than 100,000 different materials from which we build our cities, our clothing, our smartphones, our world. Without our stuff, we would be naked, vulnerable, and, arguably, not very human. The question of how much of our humanity is due to this material wealth and how our cultural values are baked into the materials we create is the subject of Ainissa Ramirez’s fascinating new treatise, The Alchemy of Us.[…] The book’s central thesis is that we make materials and materials make us. […]
Ramirez’s meditation on the materials that have facilitated community (“share”) is particularly illuminating. Here, she writes about the phonograph’s impact on how music was enjoyed. The ability to record music meant that the experience of listening to it no longer had to be a communal one. […] – but it also opened up uncharted horizons. The recordings allowed a cross-fertilization of musical culture between jazz, blues, and rock and roll, even as the musicians themselves remained segregated by race politics.
On the subject of race and racial discrimination, Ramirez argues that a society that is racist will reflect racism in the substances that it makes. For example, photographic film, she writes, was largely developed by white people for white people. Because dark skin absorbs more light than white skin, early photographs of black people were often underexposed, rendering images that were barely recognizable. […]
Ramirez is particularly keen to debunk the idea that materials arise from flashes of insight experienced by extraordinary individuals, instead painting a picture of a diverse range of people from all walks of life driven by love, passion, and intellect. The culture of innovation, she maintains, does not belong only to privileged elites, it can be found in all those who care enough to reinvent the material world and, as a result, themselves.
Mark Miodownik, Science, 03 Apr 2020.
The word stuff in BOLD in the first paragraph of text is
Questão 32 4038153
UNICID 2020Leia o texto para responder à questão.
Because it is locked away inside the skull, the brain is hard to study. Looking at it requires finicky machines which use magnetism or electricity or both to bypass the bone. There is just one tendril of brain tissue that can be seen from outside the body without any mucking about of this sort. That is the retina. Look into someone’s eyes and you are, in some small way, looking at their brain.
This being so, a group of researchers decided to study the structure of the eye for signs of cognitive decline. Changes in the brain, they reasoned, might lead to changes in the nervous tissue connected to it. They focused on a part of the eye called the retinal nerve-fibre layer (RNFL). This is the lowest layer of the retina and serves to link the light-sensitive tissue above to the synapses which lead to the brain. The team’s results show that people with a thin RNFL are more likely to fail cognitive tests than those with a thick one. They are also more likely to suffer cognitive decline as they age.
(www.economist.com, 30.06.2018. Adaptado.)
No trecho do primeiro parágrafo “Looking at it requires finicky machines”, a palavra sublinhada refere-se a
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