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3201046 Ano: 2023
Disciplina: Pedagogia
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The following text is the phonetic transcription (in BrEng) of a part of a famous Pablo Neruda’s sonnet translated into English, the Sonnet XVII.

/ˈaɪ ˈduː ˈnɒt ˈl∧v ˈjuː ˈəz ˈɪf ˈjuː ˈwə ˈsɒltrəʊz | ˈɔː ˈtəʊpæz /
/ˈɔː ˈðɪ ˈærəʊ ˈəv kαːˈneɪʃᵊnz ðə ˈfaɪə ˈʃuːts ˈɒf /
/ˈaɪ ˈl∧v ˈjuː ˈəz ˈsɜːtᵊn ˈdαːk ˈθɪŋz ˈαː ˈtuː ˈbiː ˈl∧vd /
/ˈɪn ˈsiːkrət | bɪˈtwiːn ðə ˈʃædəʊ ˈənd ðə ˈsəʊl /

From the knowledge you must have concerning English Phonetics, which of the alternatives below brings the correct text for the abovementioned transcription?

A

I do not loved you as if you worn salt-rose, or topaz, or the elbow of carnations the fires shoot off. I loved you as certain dock things are to be loved, in secret, between the shadow and the sew. […]

B

I don’t love you as if you was salt-rose, or a topaz, or the errow of carnations that fire shoots off. I love you as certain dark things are too beloved, in secret, between the shadowy soul. […]

C

I do not love you as if you were salt-rose, or topaz, or the arrow of carnations the fire shoots off. I love you as certain dark things are to be loved, in secret, between the shadow and the soul. […]

D

I do not love you as if you worn a salt-rose, or toupaz, of the arrow of carnations that fire shoots off. I love you as certain dork things are too, beloved, in secret, between the shadow and this soul. […]

(Text from https://readalittlepoetry.com/ accessed on December 18^th, 2022.)

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3200990 Ano: 2023
Disciplina: Inglês (Língua Inglesa)
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Orgão: Pref. Bom Jesus-RN

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Read the extract below.What do the words in bold have in common?

“Sir, please! I need some copies of that article I spent the whole night reading until I noticed I have entirely studied its pages. I believe my classmates we’ll love to have some notes of mine.”

A

Copies and studied obey the rule that says “when you have nouns finished in -y preceded by a vibrant consonant, you change -y for -ies or -ied”.

B

The words copies and studied are both verbs formed by the suffixation driven by the rule that says “when you have a word finished by -y, preceded by a consonant, you take that -y out, replace it for -i + the suffix you need for the situation”.

C

They are formed by the suffixation driven by the rule “when you have a word finished by -y, preceded by a consonant, you take that -y out, replace it for -i + the suffix you need for the situation”.

D

They are both nouns formed by the suffixation driven by the spelling rule that says “when you have a word finished by -y, preceded by a dropped consonant, you change -y for -ies or -ied”.

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3200989 Ano: 2023
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The question is based on Text 03.

Text 03

In colloquial language, in expressions of everyday language, there are peculiar forms and sharp contrasts between the two languages – Portuguese and English. In both of these languages, the difficulty arises whenever we are faced with idiomatic expressions (idioms). These are forms that bear no resemblance to the forms used in the other language to express the same idea. There is correspondence in terms of idea, but not in terms of form.

(Adapted from: English Made in Brazil - https://www.sk.com.br/sk-idiom.html )

According to text 03, one of the alternatives below brings the correct correspondence between an idiom and its meaning.

A

Joanne was a fair-weather friend. She wouldn't help me when my house flooded. Here, “a fair-weather friend” means a friend who deserts you when you are in trouble, in difficulties.

B

Uncle Thomas is considered the black sheep of the family. He lives a completely different lifestyle since he started to travel around the world in a home truck. – “The black sheep of the family” means he has a different colour of skin.

C

I’ve kept in touch with Tim and Alice since we left high school 30 years ago. – The expression “to keep in touch with” means no longer being in contact with.

D

Jay and Jamille get on like a house on fire. They are always talking and laughing about their stories. – “To get on like a house on fire” means they argue a lot when defending their beliefs.

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3200988 Ano: 2023
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The question is based on Text 03.

Text 03

In colloquial language, in expressions of everyday language, there are peculiar forms and sharp contrasts between the two languages – Portuguese and English. In both of these languages, the difficulty arises whenever we are faced with idiomatic expressions (idioms). These are forms that bear no resemblance to the forms used in the other language to express the same idea. There is correspondence in terms of idea, but not in terms of form.

(Adapted from: English Made in Brazil - https://www.sk.com.br/sk-idiom.html )

According to text 03, it is implicit that:

A

Em se tratando de expressões idiomáticas equivalentes entre o português e o inglês, deve existir correspondência no plano da ideia, porém não da forma.

B

As expressões idiomáticas são formas que não têm nenhuma semelhança (obrigatória) com as formas usadas na outra língua para expressar a mesma ideia, mas, que podem ter uma tradução em comum.

C

Podemos traduzir expressões idiomáticas semelhantes, palavra por palavra, sem prejuízo na compreensão.

D

Podemos literalmente traduzir expressões idiomáticas – entre o português e o inglês – que possuam formas e ideias semelhantes.

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3200987 Ano: 2023
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Which of the phrasal verbs below means “to go on vacation” / “to go somewhere different from where you live in order to have a rest or a holiday”?

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3200986 Ano: 2023
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The alternative that uses a question pronoun (an interrogative one) as a relative pronoun is.

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3200985 Ano: 2023
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The alternative that shows the CORRECT use of the indefinite article is (attention to the structures in bold):

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3200984 Ano: 2023
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The rules that explain why we use the indefinite article “A” instead of “AN” (and vice-versa) before some words are:

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3200983 Ano: 2023
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Only one of the alternatives below brings BOTH sentences in bold in the active voice. It is:

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3200982 Ano: 2023
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In the table below, we have the characteristics of two methods in Language Teaching. From what is informed in the chart, we can infer that the methods are, respectively (from the top to the bottom of the table, column 1):

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