In Portuguese, the underlined word “shards” (l. 41) means:

What do the words in bold “Its” (l. 01), “his” (l. 10), “it” (l. 17) and “they” (l. 22) refer to, respectively?

Analyze the statements below about the excerpt “The Sagrada Família was founded as an expiatory church” (l. 17):

I. It is an active voice structure.
II. It is in the simple past.
III. Its interrogative form is “Was the Sagrada Família founded as an expiatory church?”.

Which ones are correct?

In the sentence “Providence will provide” (l. 15), the simple future tense was used to express a:

Which word is closest in meaning to “haste” in the sentence “many things move without haste” (l. 14)?

Which of the following sentences shows a comparative structure rather than a superlative?

Which of the questions below is NOT answered by the article?

As stated by the article, the construction has advanced at a fast pace recently. Which of the following alternatives present a factor that did NOT sped up construction in recent years?

Analyze the statements below about the text and mark T, if true, or F, if false.

( ) Initially, the basilica was founded by donations. Later, the administration decided to charge an entrance fee from the visitors.
( ) Last year, nineteen million people in total visited the church.
( ) Some people visit only the exterior part of the building, which is as elaborate as its interior.
( ) The Byzantine-looking tiling can only be seen from the inside.

The correct order of filling in the parentheses, from top to bottom, is:

According to the text, mark the INCORRECT statement about Antoni Gaudí.