Questõesde UECE 2011

A crônica inicia-se com o pronome demonstrativo aquela. Na primeira linha do segundo parágrafo (linha 7), aparece outro pronome demonstrativo: esses. Atente ao que se diz sobre esses pronomes e as expressões em que eles aparecem.

I. Aquela velha carta de A B C, na linha 1, aponta para a memória do enunciatário, o que sugere ter o enunciador a certeza de que o enunciatário partilha com ele a informação que vem a seguir.

II. Ao contrário de Aquela velha carta de A B C (linha1), esses horrores (linha 7) aponta para algo que está expresso na materialidade do texto.

III. A interpretação coerente dos dois pronomes — aquela e esses — exige do leitor mais domínio das normas gramaticais do que das normas textuais.

Está correto o que se afirma em

Dentre os comportamentos listados abaixo e que estão no texto, assinale a opção que contém o único que NÃO é próprio da criança.

Ataliba T. de Castilho, em sua Nova gramática do português brasileiro, ao discorrer sobre os tempos verbais, associa o presente à dissertação, e os tempos do passado (pretérito perfeito, pretérito imperfeito e pretérito mais-que-perfeito) à narrativa, que pode ser de situação e de ação. Observe o que se diz sobre os verbos do texto.

I. Por meio do uso do pretérito imperfeito do indicativo, o enunciador reporta-se, no texto, a acontecimentos que estariam em curso no passado.

II. No texto, informações passadas pelo pretérito imperfeito do indicativo configuram uma narrativa de situação, a qual funciona como “moldura ao evento central”.

III. O pretérito perfeito do indicativo, que aparece entre as linhas 43 e 46, configura o que se chama narrativa de ação e apresenta fatos do passado em relação ao momento da enunciação.

Está correto o que se diz em

Assinale a afirmação INCORRETA a respeito do texto.

In terms of voice, the sentences “He already has more than 100 books to his name.” and “David Crystal’s books have been widely read” are respectively

The clause “Were the English language ever to need an official guardian, […].” would adequately be rephrased as:

In terms of verb tense, the sentences “…abbreviations have always been part of the English language.” “…the recent news of a man who had been lying in a vegetative state for seven years…” and “…the 1960s, when the study of linguistics had hardly begun…”may be classified respectively as

The sentences “I recorded all my children over the years in some shape or form.”/ “It's a more sophisticated kind of communicative medium.” and “You get semantic threads running through it.” have syntactic elements that may be classified respectively as

Having finished his lecture, the author immediately

Not knowing what to do, Jane decided

If the teacher had not recorded his students, he

Sarah wishes Gary

In the text, the function of the words changing, talking, copywriting, and blogging is respectively

The sentence “All these different genres – instant messaging, blogging, chatrooms, virtual worlds – have evolved different sets of communicative strategies.” is an example of a

In the sentence “When it gradually came back in, we didn't want to go back to what we did in the 1950s.” one may spot in its sequence a/an

The sentences “This all sounds very innocent, but books for children can be a contentious issue.” and “Language, as much as history, is part of a national identity and cannot escape contemporary debates.” should be classified respectively as

In the sentences “We are rearing a generation of kids who are more equitable and more understanding about the existence of language variety...” and “… some are academic but many are for the general inquisitive reader, including By Hook or by Crook: A Journey in Search of English and Shakespeare's Words, which was co-authored by his son, Ben.” one finds relative clauses that should be classified respectively as

The sentences “In the jaunty early chapters of A Little Book of Language, Crystal notes how, when his four children were young, he would study them.”, and “You don't talk to a linguist without having what you say taken down and used in evidence against you at some point in time.” contain, respectively, at least one

The author of the text mentions that Crystal is now interested in