Questões de Vestibular . b) Mrs.
Ramp and Johnny are free to change rooms
O texto abaixo ref: as questões ( 1,2,3,)
The school was small, with fewer than a hundred
pupils- boys and girls from the town and from the
surrounding countryside. Each class had ten or fifteen
pupils at most, the boys quiet and the girls shy. I
taught English throughout the school, and with each
day became more and more confident. The time
between the first class in the morning and the last in
the afternoon passed so swiftly that I longed for each
period to be stretched out so that I could get to know
my pupils better. It was an ideal school for a young
teacher beginning a career, and I enjoyed every
moment of my classes, asking questions and
encouraging answers, trying to make my lessons lively
and amusing, and flattered by the attention I was
being given, or, at least, imagined I was being given.
For no teacher knows what boys and girls are
dreaming of when they appear to be given their
undivided attention.
1. (UNICAMP-SP) Quantos alunos tinham a escola
mencionada no texto acima ?
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2 . (UNICAMP-SP) Havia outros professores de inglês
na escola ? Cite em Inglês mesmo, a frase do texto
que confirma sua resposta ?
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3 . ( UNICAMP –SP) Como o autor se sentia em
relação a seus alunos .
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O Texto abaixo refere-se às questões ( 4,5,6 )
Unable to keep up her three-bedroom home after her
husband died, 85-year old Mrs. Ramp received Johnny
as a guest. Everyday after classes, in exchange for free
room and board, he helps Mrs. Ramp by washing the
dishes, emptying garbage and cleaning the garden. She
does the cooking and shopping. What has pleased her
most, she says, is “the nice feeling that somebody is
here”.
4. ( UF-RS ) According to the text,
a) Johnny invited Mrs Ramp to be his guest
b) Johnny says it nice to be somebody
c) Mrs. Ramp helpsjohnny with his homework
d) Mrs. Ramp is too old to take care of her house
e) Johnny does the shopping everyday after classes
5. According to the text ,
a) Mrs. Ramp ´s husband died at the age of 85.
c) Mrs.Rampand Johnny met somebody in the
house.
d) Johnny cleans up all three bedrooms.
e) Johnny Keeps company to Mrs Ramp.
6. Resposta em português :
a) Como Johnny ajuda Mrs. Ramp?
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b) Em troca de que Jonny ajuda Mrs. Ramp ?
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7. (OBJ-SP) Jane is ......than her little sister
a) very pretty b) very prettier c) much prettier
d) many prettier e) fewer pretty
8. (OBJ-SP) Assinale a alternativa que apresenta
um erro quanto ao uso dos comparativos
a) Montreal is larger than any other city in Canada
b) Jack earns as much as his brother.
c) The pacific is the largest ocean in the world
d) Brazil has a greater area than any other
country in south America.
e) The rat has been the more destructive of all the
animals on this planet.
9. ( UNESP-SP) Our next examination may be... the
last one
a) more bad than c) much bad than e) worse than
b) more worse than d) more badly than
10. ( FGV-SP) The more things change, the more
they are the same.
a) As coisas mudam mais, quanto mais
semelhantes forem.
b) É melhor mudar mais coisas para haver
maiores semelhanças.
c) Quanto mais se mudam as coisas, mais há a
mudar.
d) Quanto maiores as mudanças, maiores as
semelhanças.
e) Quanto mais as coisas mudam, tanto mais
permanecem inalteradas.
Cursinho objetivo - Noite