Com relação à concordância, analisar os itens abaixo:

I. Gosto da culinária e cultura alemãs.

II. Tenho um tio e tias queridos.

III. Havia vasos e mesas velhos no quintal.

Está(ão) CORRETO(S):

Assinalar a alternativa que apresenta um sinônimo da palavra sublinhada no trecho “Levo a sério e acredito piamente que há um culpado.”:

Considering possessive pronouns, choose the CORRECT alternative:

Mark the alternative that shows an adjective suffix:

Check the alternative that fills the gaps below CORRECTLY:

Memories are so that you have to repeat words. Many of us have trouble names for example.

We don't pay attention to boring things

What we pay attention to is profoundly influenced by memory. Our previous experience predicts where we should pay attention. Culture matters too. in school or in business, these differences can greatly affect how an audience perceives a given presentation.

We pay attention to things like emotions, threats and sex. Regardless of who you are, the brain pays a great deal of attention to these questions: Can I eat it? Will it eat me? Can I mate with it? Will it mate with me? Have I seen it before?

The brain is not capable of multi-tasking. We can talk and breathe, but when it comes to higher level tasks, we just can’t do it.

Driving while talking on a cell phone is like driving drunk. The brain is a sequential processor and large fractions of a second are consumed every time the brain tasks. This is why cell-phone talkers are a half-second slower to hit the brakes and get in more wrecks.

Workplaces and schools actually encourage this type of multi-tasking. Walk into any office and you’ll see people sending e-mail, answering their phones, Instant Messaging, and on MySpace – all at the same time. Research shows your error rate goes up 50% and it takes you twice as long to do things.

When you’re always online you’re always distracted. So the always online organization is the always unproductive organization.

http://www.brainrules.net/attention - adapted.

The synonym of “predict” is:

We don't pay attention to boring things

What we pay attention to is profoundly influenced by memory. Our previous experience predicts where we should pay attention. Culture matters too. in school or in business, these differences can greatly affect how an audience perceives a given presentation.

We pay attention to things like emotions, threats and sex. Regardless of who you are, the brain pays a great deal of attention to these questions: Can I eat it? Will it eat me? Can I mate with it? Will it mate with me? Have I seen it before?

The brain is not capable of multi-tasking. We can talk and breathe, but when it comes to higher level tasks, we just can’t do it.

Driving while talking on a cell phone is like driving drunk. The brain is a sequential processor and large fractions of a second are consumed every time the brain tasks. This is why cell-phone talkers are a half-second slower to hit the brakes and get in more wrecks.

Workplaces and schools actually encourage this type of multi-tasking. Walk into any office and you’ll see people sending e-mail, answering their phones, Instant Messaging, and on MySpace – all at the same time. Research shows your error rate goes up 50% and it takes you twice as long to do things.

When you’re always online you’re always distracted. So the always online organization is the always unproductive organization.

http://www.brainrules.net/attention - adapted.

What is the best explanation for the text?

We don't pay attention to boring things

What we pay attention to is profoundly influenced by memory. Our previous experience predicts where we should pay attention. Culture matters too. in school or in business, these differences can greatly affect how an audience perceives a given presentation.

We pay attention to things like emotions, threats and sex. Regardless of who you are, the brain pays a great deal of attention to these questions: Can I eat it? Will it eat me? Can I mate with it? Will it mate with me? Have I seen it before?

The brain is not capable of multi-tasking. We can talk and breathe, but when it comes to higher level tasks, we just can’t do it.

Driving while talking on a cell phone is like driving drunk. The brain is a sequential processor and large fractions of a second are consumed every time the brain tasks. This is why cell-phone talkers are a half-second slower to hit the brakes and get in more wrecks.

Workplaces and schools actually encourage this type of multi-tasking. Walk into any office and you’ll see people sending e-mail, answering their phones, Instant Messaging, and on MySpace – all at the same time. Research shows your error rate goes up 50% and it takes you twice as long to do things.

When you’re always online you’re always distracted. So the always online organization is the always unproductive organization.

http://www.brainrules.net/attention - adapted.

About the text, consider the affirmatives below:

I. The memory is an influential factor to we pay attention in something.
II. Unattractive things don't keep in our mind.
III. Culture is important to pay attention.

The CORRECT item(s) is(are):

We don't pay attention to boring things

What we pay attention to is profoundly influenced by memory. Our previous experience predicts where we should pay attention. Culture matters too. in school or in business, these differences can greatly affect how an audience perceives a given presentation.

We pay attention to things like emotions, threats and sex. Regardless of who you are, the brain pays a great deal of attention to these questions: Can I eat it? Will it eat me? Can I mate with it? Will it mate with me? Have I seen it before?

The brain is not capable of multi-tasking. We can talk and breathe, but when it comes to higher level tasks, we just can’t do it.

Driving while talking on a cell phone is like driving drunk. The brain is a sequential processor and large fractions of a second are consumed every time the brain tasks. This is why cell-phone talkers are a half-second slower to hit the brakes and get in more wrecks.

Workplaces and schools actually encourage this type of multi-tasking. Walk into any office and you’ll see people sending e-mail, answering their phones, Instant Messaging, and on MySpace – all at the same time. Research shows your error rate goes up 50% and it takes you twice as long to do things.

When you’re always online you’re always distracted. So the always online organization is the always unproductive organization.

http://www.brainrules.net/attention - adapted.

Mark the alternative that fills the text gaps CORRECTLY:

De acordo com MOURÃO, analisar os itens abaixo:

I. Na visão funcional, a Linguagem é entendida como um veículo para a expressão do significado funcional.

II. A aquisição do conhecimento é um processo que se desenvolve gradualmente e se torna possível pela interação da criança com o ambiente.

III. Maturação, experiência ativa, equilíbrio e interação social são as forças que moldam a aprendizagem.

Está(ão) CORRETO(S):