Questõesde UEPB sobre Inglês

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UEPB 2009 - Inglês

TEXT B mentions that the process of language formation involves

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A
exclusion of neologisms.
B
exclusion of variants.
C
exclusion of foreign words.
D
inclusion and exclusion of words.
E
exclusion of words from Latin.
1161f7f5-6e
UEPB 2009 - Inglês

TEXT B affirms that the criteria to be met for words to be included in English are

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A
frequent and long lasting use.
B
foreign origin.
C
multiple meanings.
D
having several variants.
E
being neologisms.
0fee15a3-6e
UEPB 2009 - Inglês

TEXT B implies that the French and Spanish academies are

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A
promiscuous.
B
vital.
C
useless.
D
absorbing.
E
all-inclusive.
0e79d8fd-6e
UEPB 2009 - Inglês

Which of the following groups of words in TEXT B consists only of adjectives:

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A
astonishing, national, invasive, numberless, manifold.
B
global, mongrel, national, absorbing, manifold.
C
astonishing, national, meanings, numberless, manifold.
D
astonishing, national, promiscuously, numberless, manifold.
E
national, invasive, absorbing, numberless, manifold.
0cff9061-6e
UEPB 2009 - Inglês

According to TEXT B the main reason why English has such a wide vocabulary is

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A
its openness to words from other languages.
B
its rejection of neologisms.
C
its rejection of invasive terms.
D
the academies which regulate it.
E
exclusion of words with multiple meanings.
0b84d51f-6e
UEPB 2009 - Inglês

The poem (TEXT A) is addressed to

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A
the rainbow.
B
a black man.
C
the poet’s brother.
D
the poet’s beloved.
E
a white man.
0a0bd3dd-6e
UEPB 2009 - Inglês

The function of “where” in TEXT A is

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A
affirmative.
B
interrogative.
C
adverbial.
D
negative.
E
exclamatory.
089154cf-6e
UEPB 2009 - Inglês

Which of the following groups of words in the poem (TEXT A) has a semantic connection:

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A
sing, songs, tune, music
B
sing, songs, tune, place
C
sing, songs, white, music
D
sing, black, tune, music
E
sing, rainbow, tune, music
07158174-6e
UEPB 2009 - Inglês

The above poem (TEXT A) speaks about

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A
union between the aristocracy and commoners.
B
union between the races.
C
union between the sexes
D
a romantic relationship.
E
union between the rich and the poor.
059dde88-6e
UEPB 2009 - Inglês

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The tone of the above poem (TEXT A) is

A
optimistic.
B
pessimistic.
C
melancholy.
D
cynical
E
disillusioned.