The expression ‘passionate, out-going, English speaking, English as a Second Language (ESL) teachers’ (l. 03-04):
I. Has a list of words that work as adjectives. II. Follows the canonical order colour, material, opinion, description, and origin. III. Has a noun placed after the adjectives.
Which ones are INCORRECT?

Select the words that correctly fill in the blanks (lines 02, 05, 16 – both times -, and 21) in the text.

Consider the following statements about the text:
I. English majors help explain technology. II. If you major in English, you will be able to work in different industries. III. The main career prospect is teaching English as a Foreign Language.
Which ones are true?

The word ‘major’ is used as an adjective in line

Considering the context of the utterance, which word has a gramatical mistake?

Select the correct form of the verb if the sentence “They will challenge and inspire you in the classroom and beyond it” were written in the Future Perfect Progressive.

Consider the use of ‘To’ in the beggining of most paragraphs of the text, and select the correct answer.
• It is an adverb. • It is followed by an adjective. • It is part of a to-infinitive verb. • It is the subject of the sentences.

Consider the following questions:
I. What is the difference between a major and a minor in English? II. How reading online and on a book page differ considering cognitive aspects? III. Which places you could work if you have an English major?
Which ones can be answered by the text?

According to the context of use, consider the following replacement of words of the text:
I. span (l. 01) for cover. II. breadth (l. 01) for gasp. III. thrive (l. 22) for be successful.
Which ones completely change the meaning of the utterance?

According to the use in the text, the words while (l. 05), Although (l. 24) and instead of (l. 27) express, respectively: