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Aula 01: Inclusão para A Vida Inglês
Aula 01: Inclusão para A Vida Inglês
AULA 01
SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
O Simple Present Tense usado para descrever aes
habituais ou uma verdade em geral. Voc no encontrar
dificuldade neste tempo verbal, porque para todas as pessoas o
verbo ficar igual , exceto na terceira pessoa do singular ( he ,
she , it ), onde o verbo receber um s.
Exemplos:
Nancy plays chess every night.
Thieves always steal.
-
Pay Attention:
Se o verbo terminar em: s, ss, ch, sh , x , z ou o ,
acrescenta-se es.
George does his homework every night.
Leo watches TV every Saturday night.
He never brushes his teeth.
Every
Once
twice
day
night
afternoon
week
month
year
Sunday
a day
a year
a week
a month
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b-
b- go
d- goes
James usually________________
Saturday night.
a- wears
c-
c-gos
b- is wearing
black
c- wear
clothes
on
d- to wear
a- knows / want
d- knows / wants
b- know / want
c- know / wants
b- likes
c- liking
d-is like
b- loves
c- loved
d- NRA
Text one:
The tree is a beautiful machine that works for the
benefit of man. Most forms of life on Earth need oxigen. We do
not get oxigen from industrial machines. We get it from the tree
machine. The tree machine makes the oxigen that we need to
take from the air.
Industrial machines pollute the air. Trees do not pollute
the air. On the contrary, they clean it. The industrial machines
make a lot of noise. The tree machine does not make any noise.
On the contrary, it filters noise.
The tree machine does not need coal, oil, gas or
electricity to work. Its fuel comes from water, sun light and
carbon dioxide. When a tree dies, it helps new plants. The
combination of water, insects, and micro-organisms in the soil
causes the decomposition of a tree. When a tree dies, it gives
nutrients to the soil for other trees use as fuel. So, the tree does
not die, really. It recycles its substance for the benefit of all
animal and plant life.
Please remember: the tree is your friend. Do not destroy it.
Vocabulary:
Earth: Terra (planeta)
To need: precisar (de)
To clean: limpar
Noise: barulho
Coal: carvo
Fuel: combustvel
To die: morrer
To destroy: destruir
Soil: solo
7.
Ingls
11. Select the CORRECT answer for the following
question, according to the text :
Does the tree machine need coal, gas or electricity
to work?
a) No, it doesnt.
b) Yes, it does.
c) No, they dont.
d) Yes, they do.
e) Yes, it needs
12. Select the CORRECT English translation for the
following sentence:
Ns vivemos no planeta Terra.
a) You live on the planet Earth.
b) Live in the planet the Earth.
c) We can live on the planet Earth
d) We live on the planet Earth.
e) You lived in the planet Earth.
13. Identify the sentences in which the underlined verb
forms are in the Simple Present Tense:
1. The tree is a beautiful machine.
2. Trees dont pollute the air.
3. Industrial machines are polluting the air.
4. Water and insects caused decomposition.
5. The trees filter the noise.
Select the CORRECT, sequence from the top to the
bottom:
a) 1 3 - 4
b) 2 3 4
c) 2 4 5
d) 1 2 5
e) 1 2 3
14. Select the alternative which presents the CORRECT
affirmative form of the underlined verb in the
sentence:
We dont get oxygen from industrial machines.
a) are getting
b) gets
c) get
d) have got
e) got
AULA 02
Text two:
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Text Three:
The Mountains
The Himalayas are the best-known mountain range in the
world and Mt Everest, with a height of 8,880 meters, is the
highest mountain. Since Edmund Hillary made the first ascent in
1953, mountaineers from many countries have managed to
climb to the peak. Normally they need to take oxygen cylinders
to help them breathe and other special equipment including
ropes to connect themselves to each other. Its a dangerous sport
and many people have lost their lives, not just in the way up but
during the descent as well.
Vocabulary:
High: alto
Height: altura
Ascent: subida
Ingls
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Tarefa Complementar
Ingls
Assim observamos que o auxiliar do Simple Past o
did e usamos nas formas Interrogativa e Negativa. O verbo
principal da orao fica no infinitivo sem o to.
REGULAR AND IRREGULAR VERBS
Regular Verbs
AULA 03
Infinitive
To study ( estudar )
To try ( tentar )
-
Simple past
studied
tried
Veja os exemplos:
Infinitive
Simple past
To stop ( parar )
stopped
To plan ( planejar )
planned
last
week
month
night
year
Saturday
One hour
Two days
A week
Two minutes
Past participle
studied
tried
Past participle
stopped
planned
Infinitive
Simple past
To admit ( admitir )
admitted
To omit ( omitir )
omitted
Past participle
admitted
omitted
Irregular Verbs
ago
Exerccios de Sala
( affirmative form )
Helen wrote a letter to me yesterday.
( interrogative form )
Did Helen write a letter to me
yesterday ?
( negative form )
Helen didnt write to me yesterday.
26) U. E . de Londrina PR :
I ____________ to school everyday when I was a child.
a- walk
b- will walk
c- have walked
d- walked
27) U. de Fortaleza CE :
Im terribly upset. My team ________ its third game this
season.
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b- loses
c- losing
Ingls
d- lost
b- have left
c- left
d- leaved
AULA 04
Text Five:
When Charlie Chaplin was at the peak of his
popularity, there was a Charlie Chaplin Contest in an
american theater. They promised to give a silver cup to the
person who made himself look exactly like Charlie. The great
artist decided to enter the contest himself. He came second.
Exerccios de Sala
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
Tarefa Mnima
Text Four:
An attractive young woman had just deplaned at Los
Angeles International Airport, and stood at the gate waiting for
someone in the crowd to greet her. After some time had passed,
she approached a man who had not yet greeted anyone. Are
you waiting for a girl named Debbie?, she asked cautiously.
The man hesitated for a moment, then smiled broadly
and gave her a bear-hug and a semi-passionate kiss. Finally he
stepped back and, a little sheepishly, replied, No, Im not.
31) Select the INCORRECT alternative, according to text:
A) The man and Debbie didnt know each other.
B) They left the airport together.
C) The girl asked the man if he was waiting for a person called
Debbie.
D) The woman stood at the gate.
E) The girl did not know the person who would pick her up at
the airport.
32) Which question(S) below CANNOT be answered, according
to the text?
01. Who was the man waiting for?
02. Where did she land on?
04. Whats the girls name?
08. How did the man greet the girl?
16. When did she leave Los Angeles?
33) The text mentions:
01. The mans name;
02. The gate number Debbie was waiting;
04. The type of kiss she received from the man;
08. Where she went when she left the airport ;
16. The airports name.
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A Song:
BANKROBBER (The Clash)
My Daddy __________ (1) a bankrobber
But he never _____________ (2) nobody
He just loved to live that way
And he loved to _____________ (3) your money
Some is rich, and some is ____________ (4)
That's the way the world is
But I don't _____________ (5) in lying back
Sayin' how bad your luck is
So we _____________ (6) to jazz it up
We never ______________ (7) a shovel
Break your back to earn your pay
An' don't _______________ (8) to grovel
The old man _____________ (9) up in a bar
Said I never been in prison
A lifetime serving one _______________ (10)
Is ten times worse than prison
Imagine if all the boys in _____________ (11)
Could get out now together
Whadda you think they'd want to say to us?
While we were being clever
Someday you'll meet your rocking ________________(12)
Cos that's where we're spinning
Ingls
AULA 05
SIMPLE FUTURE AND CONDITIONAL
O Futuro Simples em Ingls usado para expressar
aes futuras, e quase sempre usado para expressar pedidos,
promessas e oferecimentos futuros.
O Futuro Simples formado pelo auxiliar will (para
todas as pessoas) e pelo verbo principal sem o to do infinitivo.
Veja os exemplos:
Solar energy will be an alternative kind of energy.
We will be back soon.
She will tell us about the computer.
Voc poder abreviar o auxiliar do Futuro Simples da seguinte
maneira:
Ill go to the beach tomorrow.
Juliell travel to Europe.
Vocabulary
Toy: brinquedo
Lawnmower Engine: motor de mquina de cortar grama
To fit: adaptar
Safe: seguro
Pavements: caladas
To arrange; providenciar
Kart track: pista de Kart
To win (past- won): vencer
To turn on: voltar a ateno para
Racing cars: carros de corrida
To join: juntar-se
Lecture: palestra
Words: palavras
Tarefa Mnima
week
Month
Year
Monday
Veja:
He will come soon.
She will be back next Saturday.
CONDITIONAL
O condicional formado pelo auxiliar would + o
infinitivodo verbo principal sem o to. Da mesma forma que o
auxiliar do Futuro Simples , would usado para todas as pessoas
e segue as mesmas regras para a formao de Interrogaes e
Negaes.
Veja exemplos:
( affirmative form) : Helen would listen to music.
Their friends would call them at 6:00.
( interrogative form) : Would Helen listen to music ?
Would their friends call them at 6:00 ?
( negative form ):
music.
them at 6:00
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Tarefa Mnima
Ingls
The CORRECT sequence(s) from the top to the bottom is (are):
01.
02.
04.
08.
16.
53124
32541
15342
34152
25413
02.
04.
08.
16.
32.
FAST FOOD
The American fast-food culture dates back to the period after the Second World
War. During the War, the Americans had developed the production of
dehydrated, tinned and powdered food on an industrial scale; most of this was
sent abroad to feed troops at the front.
When the War ended, the USA found itself with a massive production potential
for this type of food but no starving soldiers to eat it so the manufacturers
began to market it to the general public. Housewives started baking cakes out of
packets and made sure they kept up their stock of powdered milk.
The present scenario is well known: American fast food and fizzy drinks like
Coca-Cola and Pepsi are being successfully exported to countries around the
world.
(Adapted from: Speak Up no 143. Abril 1999. Insert p. IV)
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02.
04.
Ingls
02.
04.
08.
16.
AULA 06
IMMEDIATE FUTURE: GOING TO
A forma going to usada para expressar aes futuras
que esto prestes a acontecer ou que tenham grandes chances de
ocorrer. Neste tempo verbal o verbo to be funciona como
auxiliar , e seguido de um verbo no infinitivo sem o to.
EXPRESSES USADAS
Next week
in a week
NEXT YEAR
IN A MONTH
Next month
in a year
Tomorrow
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TONIGHT
Exerccios de Sala
A song:
Redemption Song (Bob Marley)
Old pirates, yes, they rob I;
Sold I to the merchant __________ (1),
Minutes after they took I
From the bottomless ____________ (2).
But my hand was made ___________ (3)
By the hand of the Almighty.
We forward in this ____________ (4)
Triumphantly.
Won't you help to sing
these songs of ____________ (5)
'Cause all I ever have:
Redemption songs
Redemption songs
Emancipate ____________ (6) from mental slavery;
None but ourselves can free our ______________ (7)
Have no fear for atomic _____________ (8),
'Cause none of them can stop the time
___________ (9) shall they kill our ____________ (10),
While we stand aside and look
Oh! Some say it's just a part of it:
We've got to fulfill the ____________ (11).
Won't you help to sing
these songs of ____________ (12)
'Cause all I ever have:
Redemption songs
Ingls
49) Write the verbs from the parentheses in the Present
Perfect Tense.
A) I know that woman, but I _____________________ (forget)
AULA 07
PRESENT PERFECT TENSE
Formation: have/has + past participle
Examples:
her name.
B) Heitor _________________ (be) to Florida many times in his
1.
vacations.
2.
3.
4.
company.
E) They _________________ (sell) all the tickets for the show.
F) Sandra and Meg ________________ (live) in Canada since
1998.
A song:
I STILL HAVENT FOUND WHAT IM LOOKING FOR - U2
I have climbed the highest ______________ (1)
I have run through the ______________ (2)
Only to be with you (x2)
I have ____________ (3) I have crawled
I have scaled
these city _________ (4)
(x2)
Only to be with you
[Chorus]
But I still haven't ____________ (5)
What I'm looking for
But I still haven't found
What I'm looking for
I have __________ (6) honey lips
Felt the healing in her fingertips
It burned like _________ (7)
This burning desire
I have spoken with the tongue of angels
I have held the ___________ (8) of the devil
It was warm in the __________ (9)
I was cold as a stone
[Chorus]
I believe in the Kingdom Come
Then all the colours will
_________ (10) into one
But yes I'm still running
(x2)
__________________Wednesday
b)
c)
d)
e)
f)
You __________ (11) the bonds and you loosed the __________
(12)
You carried the cross
And my __________ (13)
(x2)
You know I believe it
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AULA 08
MUCH / MANY / LITTLE / FEW
MUCH ( muito, muita ) - usamos a palavra much antes de
substantivos incontveis.
Veja os exemplos:
I dont drink much coffee.
She drinks much wine at home.
LITTLE ( pouco , pouca ) -usamos tambm a palavra little
antes de substantivos incontveis.
Veja os exemplos:
I have little money.
We drink little milk.
Pay Attention :
Little tambm poder significar pequeno ( -inho ) . Veja:
My little boy meu pequeno garoto e / ou meu
garotinho.
MANY (muitos, muitas) usamos a palavra many antes de
substantivos contveis.
Veja os exemplos:
I drink many milk-shakes in summer.
Tom reads many books.
FEW (poucos, poucas) usamos tambm a palavra few antes
de substantivos contveis.
Veja os exemplos:
Robert wants few potatoes.
Jane makes few mistakes.
Ingls
57- (Vunesp SP) Do politicians work ________ and earn
________ money?
a- little many
b- very much
c- much few
dlittle much
58 - (ITA-SP) Please , can you give us ________ bit more of
that cake you baked yesterday?
a- several
b- little
c-many
d-a little
59 - (U.F. de Viosa MG) There are ________ dangerous
drivers.
a- a lot of
b- a very many
c- very lot of d- very many
of
USO do GERNDIO
A) Usa-se o gerndio geralmente no incio de frases e
aps preposies
( without , for , in , before , etc. ) ;
Ex. Smoking is a bad habit.
Surfing is a beautiful sport.
They are tired of swimming.
B) Aps os verbos: admit, avoid, appreciate, consider,
delay, detest, deny, dislike, enjoy, escape, excuse, finish,
keep , mention, miss, practice, resist, suggest, understand,
quit
Ex. You dislike driving at night.
John should avoid touching those things.
C) Aps os verbos Go e Come indicando atividade fsica.
Ex. Go walking!
Go fishing!
Classroom Exercises
53- Rewrite the sentences using much or many :
a-
b-
USO do INFINITIVO
A) Usa-se o infinitivo sem to aps os verbos anmalos e os
verbos make e let.
Ex. I can drive.
Let me dance.
Make him study.
B) Usa-se infinitivo sem to ou gerndio aps os
verbos de percepo:
Feel, hear, notice, observe, see, watch.
Ex. I hear her crying.
The man saw the queen writing.
C) Usa-se infinitivo com to ou gerndio aps os verbos
Advice, attempt, begin, start, continue, forget, hate, leave,
like, love, mean, neglet, prefer, permit,remember, stop,
study,try.
Ex. He stopped to cry / crying
Classroom Exercises
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10
Ingls
the bill
pay traveling
to pay to travel
to pay traveling
paying to travel
MODAL VERBS
CAN
COULD
SHOULD
MAY
MIGHT
MUST
MUSTNT
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AULA 09
PLURAL FORM OF NOUNS
Para formarmos o plural dos substantivos em Ingls
precisamos conhecer as regras e saber us-las corretamente.
Veja a seguir como devemos aplic-las:
Regra geral para a formao do plural o acrscimo de um
s ao substantivo:
Ex.: House houses
Egg eggs
Car cars
Cloud clouds
2. Usa-se es aos substantivos terminados em ( s ), ( ss) , ( ch
), ( sh ), ( x ) e ( z ) :
Ex.: Bus - buses
Kiss kisses
Beach beaches
Topaz topazes
Dish dishes
Brush brushes
Mas ateno : h alguns substantivos terminados em ch, com
som de k, que recebero apenas s no plural.
Veja: Epoch epochs
Monarch monarchs
Stomach stomachs
Patriarch patriarchs
3. Aos substantivos terminados em ( Y ) , precedido de
vogal , usa-se apenas s.
Ex.: Day days
Boy boys
Key keys
Mas se o substantivo terminar em ( Y ) , precedido de consoante
, trocaremos o ( Y ) por ( ies ) :
Ex.: City cities
Baby babies
Enemy enemies
Com nomes prprios : Kelly Kellys
Andy Andys
4. Aos substantivos terminados em ( O ) , precedido de
vogal , usa-se apenas s.
Ex.: Radio radios
Bamboo bamboos
Studio - studios
Mas se o substantivo terminar em ( O ) , precedido de
consoante, acrescentaremos es .
Ex.: Hero heroes
Potato potatoes
Volcano - volcanoes
Algumas palavras de origem grega e latina , recebem apenas s
Ex.: Piano pianos
Photo photos
Kilo - kilos
5. Aos substantivos terminados em ( F ) ou ( Fe ) ,
trocamos por ( ves ) .
Ex. Leaf leaves
Loaf - loaves
Knife knives
Wife wives
Shelf - shelves
Mas h outros que recebero apenas ( S ) .
Ex.: Roof roofs
Proof proofs
Dwarf dwarfs
Cliff cliffs
11
Ingls
13. Os substantivos de nacionalidades terminados em
SE ou SS, permanecem na mesma forma do
singular.
Ex.: a Chinese - three Chinese
a Swiss - two Swiss
14. Os substantivos de origem
permanecem o plural de origem.
Grega
Latina,
Classroom Exercises
68- (Cesgranrio) Mark the item in which all the nouns form
their plural by adding an s , as year / years:
a- leaf world tooth pace
b- proof object problem key
c- roof goose man- day
d- life wife knife shelf
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Ingls
79. According to text one, Which words are NOT verbs?
01. turns;
02. vessels;
04. lies;
08. jolts;
16. removes;
32. protects.
80. According to text one, mark the WRONG propo-sition.
(A) it (L. 1) refers to egg.
(B) its refers to fetus (L. 4).
(C) it (L. 4) refers to amniotic sac.
(D) Removes refers to the placenta.
(E) develops refers to fertilized egg.
Text Ten:
EAT BETTER, FEEL BETTER
It is becoming more and more important to eat the
right food. Experts say that the type of food you eat can
damage your health. If you eat the right food, you will have
a better chance of living a long and healthy life.
If you eat a lot of processed food, you will be more
likely to have problems with your health. If people eat
food
with a lot of fat in it, they will have a greater risk of getting
heart disease.
In some countries, people eat lees fat in their diet.
Scientists have shown that fewer people get heart disease in
these countries. In Spain and Italy, for example, most people
have less fat in their diets than people in England. And in
England, the rate of heart disease is double the rate in Spain
or Italy.
So if you eat less fatty food, you will live longer. Youll feel
better, feel fitter, and have more energy if you change to a
simpler and healthier diet.
From: Break into English Michael Carrier &
Siman Haines
Hodder & Stoughton, 1987.
81. According to the text, what sort of food is BAD for
you?
a) Italian food.
b) Fruit and vegetables.
c) Fatty food.
d) Simple food.
e) Diet food.
82. According to the text, what happens in countries
where the diet is high in fat?
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
83. The text says that in Spain people eat _____ than in
England.
a) More food.
b) Much more fatty food.
c) More energetic food.
d) Less food.
e) less fatty food.
84. In the sentence ... you will have a better chance of
living a long and healthy life., the verb living is in the...
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
infinitive
present continuous tense
future tense
gerund
imperative form
13
Ingls
Exerccios de Sala
AULAS 10 e 11
uesto 85
Select the CORRECT statement(s) about the text.
TEXT 11:
SOME EASY WAYS TO MAKE FRIENDS
Have confidence in
yourself. Dont be selfcritical all the time.
This will only make the
process more difficult.
Think of your good
qualities. People are
attracted to those with
self-confidence.
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01. Tony is never sure what to talk about when he meets people.
Advice 4
02. Abby doesnt always say nice things about her new friend
James. Advice 1
04. Rose wants to know why her classmate, Cindy, is so good at
making friends. Advice 2
08. Benson is a terrific dancer, but he never tells anyone about
it. Advice 3
16. Max talks to a girl in his history class on Monday, but on
Tuesday hes afraid to say Hi. Advice 6
32. Jill always talks about herself. Advice 7
Questo 87
According to the text, what are some things you can do to make
friends?
Select the CORRECT proposition(s).
01. Do exactly what people tell you to do, never disagree with
them.
02. Read newspapers, watch TV and listen to music in order to
be well-informed.
04. Be sociable, get involved in activities in the company of
other persons.
08. Look for the most popular people in your group and try to
become their friend.
16. Talk mostly about yourself, your problems and what is
happening in your life.
32. Let people know the good things about you.
Questo 88
Considering the text, compare the meanings of each pair of
sentences and select the proposition(s) in which the meanings of
sentences A and B are similar.
01. A. People are attracted to those with self-confidence.
B. If you believe in yourself, youll have more people near
you.
02. A. A good idea is to imitate people who seem to have lots of
friends.
B. Maybe you can copy the behavior of people who seem
to have lots of friends.
04. A. Do things that will put you in touch with other people.
B. Choose activities that will help other people.
08. A. You can learn the last facts about your favorite TV star.
B. One possibility is to find out the news about your favorite
TV star.
16. A. This alone will make people want to be your friend.
B. When you are lonely, people will see that you need a
friend.
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Ingls
01. When your personal secrets are told to a best friend you can
be sure he or she will not reveal them to anyone else.
02. People always call a good friend when they have a doubt.
04. To have best friends means to have people you can trust
and by whom you can be advised.
08. Men and women depend on each other to solve their
problems.
16. Friends, even best friends, can never replace your family.
32. Age is one of the aspects that influence the development of a
friendship.
Questo 91
According to the text, select the CORRECT answer(s) for the
question below.
How can a best friend be described?
01. As a place where you are not in danger.
02. Someone who is usually embarrassing.
04. A best friend follows the fashion most of the time.
08. He or she never tells you the truth.
16. A best friend doesn't ask you for explanations.
32. As a person who is always there to judge you.
Questo 92
Choose the proposition(s) in which the definitions of the words
below correspond to the meaning used in the text.
01. lessen (Paragraph 1) if something lessens or is
lessened, it becomes less strong.
02. sorrow (Paragraph 1) a feeling of deep sadness or regret.
1. Men and women share the exact same view of a best friend
a person who is always there for you. Your best friend is
someone you can depend on to share your happiness, suffer
through your worries, or lessen your sorrow.
2. A great variety of factors play into the birth of a best
friendship the age and circumstances under which people
meet, what first attracts them, why they remain close, and
how they fill each other's needs. Yet I found the dominant
themes that define a best friend were remarkably similar
across the broadest range of experiences.
3. Safety was a word I heard over and over. A best friend is a
safe harbor, a guaranteed comfort zone. You never have to
explain yourself to best friends because they really, really
know who you are. With best friends, you can be who you
are. You can cry too hard or laugh too loud and never
worry what they'll think of you because best friends are
nonjudgmental. They will give you advice if you want it
and a kick in the pants if you need it, but best friends will
not judge you or make you ashamed of your behavior. A
best friend gives you what you expect from a parent and
don't always get: unconditional love.
4. Best friends are loyal and trustworthy. A best friend is a
person to whom you can tell your most embarrassing,
revealing, and damaging personal secrets with the full
confidence they will never be repeated. Best friends can
deliver brutally honest answers in the most gentle fashion.
5. Finally, best friends are the family you choose. They love
you because they want to, not because they have to. And
for many people, a best friend becomes the brother or sister
they'd always wanted, but never had.
From: RICHARDS, J. C. & ECKSTUT-DIDIER, S. Strategic
Reading 1. CUP, 2003. (Adapted)
Questo 90
Identify the CORRECT proposition(s) according to the text.
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d) Catherwoods drawings revealed that the Mayas incredible
cities with temple, pyramids, and other buildings made a deep
impression on the Aztecs, who inhabited another continent.
TEXT THIRTEEN:
The Mayas
In 1841, a book was published which astonished 1 the
world. It was called Incidents of Travel in Central
America, Chiapas and Yucatan. The author, John Lloyd
Stephens, had just returned from a long, difficult and
dangerous journey through the thick rain forests of southern
Mexico and Guatemala. He had gone there with Frederick
Catherwood, an architect and artist, to search for the remains
of a lost civilization known as the Mayas. Very little was
known about the Mayas at that time but Catherwood's
drawings 2 in the book revealed incredible cities with temples,
pyramids and other buildings as impressive as those of their
northern neighbors, the Aztecs. These cities, however, were
deserted. The inhabitants had vanished3 almost a thousand years
before.
Since that time, far more has been learned about this
remarkable4 civilization. The Mayas had a highly developed
system of government and of agriculture, as well as an
incredibly accurate system of measuring time. They were also
wonderful engineers, capable of moving huge5 blocks of
stone long distances and cutting them into precise shapes and
sizes. And yet, although the Mayas knew about the wheel 6,
they never used it. Neither did they use metals other than7
copper. What is even8 more surprising is that they suddenly
abandoned many of their cities and built new ones in the
jungle9. Some time around AD 900, Mayan civilization
collapsed10. By the year 1200, their last great capital,
Chichen Itza, was deserted.
Who were these strange people and the even strange
gods they worshipped? Why did they suddenly and
mysteriously collapse? Some writers have tried to prove
that the Mayas had contact with visitors from space and
even that they themselves came from another planet. Some
people believe that their civilization came to an end
because the Mayas never developed a proper resistance to
local germs and diseases. All we really know is that when
the first Europeans appeared off their coast in 1517, this
great and mysterious culture was only a memory.
Nas questes 95 98, assinale a(s) alternativa(s) que
significa(m) o mesmo que o segmento em negrito extrado do
texto The Mayas.
95) ...although the Mayas knew about the wheel, they never
used it.(lines23-24)
a) The Mayas didnt know about the wheel, therefore they never
used it.
b) The Mayas knew about the wheel, but they never used it.
c) The Mayas never used the wheel, however they knew about
it.
d) In spite of the knowing about the wheel, the Mayas never
used it.
96) Catherwoods drawings revealed that the Mayas had
incredible cities with temples, pyramids, and other buildings as
impressive as those of their northern neighbors, the
Aztecs(lines 10-13)
a) Catherwoods drawings showed that the Mayas had incredible
cities with temples, pyramids, and other buildings which made a
deep impression exactly like of the Aztecs, who lived in the
north.
b) The cities with temples, pyramids, and other buildings of the
Mayan civilization did not cause a great impression as the ones
from the Aztecs.
c) The Aztecs lived south from the Mayas but both had
impressive cities with temples, pyramids, and other buildings.
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a) d; b) a; c)b
a) Does; b)Do; c) Does; d) Do
b
a
Written on the board
a) plans; b) Knows/wants; c) spends; d)
drink
d
b
a
c
a
d
d
c
c
b
b
b
01+04+08+16=29
01+02+08+16=27
b
c
c
c
b
d
d
c
b
on the board
b
01+16=17
04+16=20
e
a
d
d
e
e
d
on the board
08
01+04+32=37
04+16=20
01+02+04+08=15
02+04+08=14
On the board
C
On the board
On the board
On the board
Since; for; since; for; since; for
A) much; b) many
Many; much; many; much; much
b
d
d
d
a
d
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70)c
71)b
72)b
73)2+4+32=38
74)1+2+8+16=27
75) 1+8+16=25
76) d
77)c
78) 1+8+16=25
79)2+8=10
80) c
81) c
82) d
83) e
84) d
85) 49
86) 29
87) 38
88) 11
89) 20
90) 37
91) 17
92) 43
93) 21
94) 42
95) b, c, d
96) a
97) a, b, c, d
98) a, b, c
99) d
100) a
101) c
102) a
103) c
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