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Adapted from: Popular Science, Aug. 2004.
1. (Ufrs 2005) Considere a frase "This program teaches FASTER THAN any other language
program". A alternativa que apresenta o significado antônimo da expressão destacada é
a) less faster than.
b) more slowly than.
c) as slow as.
d) as fast as.
e) the slowest.
2. (Pucpr 2001) About adjectives, choose the alternative that completes the sentences
correctly.
3. (Mackenzie 2001) Indicate the alternative that best completes the following sentence.
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d) more I like.
e) the most I can understand.
5. (Unesp 2001) Depending on the situation, having a computer may be ___________ having a
telephone.
a) easier
b) more useful
c) more convenient than
d) the most difficult
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e) useful than
1 If I was to choose a word for the present state of the world, one quickly comes to mind:
2bad! That's right. Bad! We're living in a bad world. Nowadays, kids are killing kids. Kids have
(Source: Adapted from a text by filmmaker Spike Lee, Rolling Stone Magazine, Issue 643, Nov.
12, 1992)
6. (Ufv 2001) The adjective forms "bad" (ref. 2) and "better" (ref. 3) have as their superlative
forms, respectively:
a) worse and the best.
b) the worst and the best.
c) the best and worse.
d) good and better.
e) better and the best.
7. (Mackenzie 2000) Indicate the alternative that best completes the following sentence.
"The most ______ material for _______ consumer goods ____________ cardboard."
a) used - package - are
b) used - packing - are
c) widely used - packaging - is
d) widest used - package - has been
e) used - packaging - could be
8. (Pucpr 1999) Which is the option that completes the sentences correctly?
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Tourists traveling to Israel to mark a certain 2,000th birthday will be able to celebrate in New
Testament style. In September, the National Parks Authority is planning to open a 1$4.5 million
submerged, crescent-shaped bridge in the Sea of Galilee. On it, as many as 280 pilgrims at a
time will be able to walk on water - or at least wade in two inches of 3it. Bubbles rising at the
edges of the 12-foot-wide transparent platform will be 4the only markers preventing pilgrims
from taking a 5plunge. Is the structure sacrilegious? The Roman Catholic Church says no. "It will
not improve faith, hope and love," ------says Pietro Sambi, 6the pope's ambassador to
Jerusalem. "But from the touristic point of view, it could be just a nice idea."
9. (Pucrs 1999) The expression "as many as 80" (ref.2) expresses a capacity of
a) not more than 80.
b) at least 80.
c) over 80.
d) less than 80.
e) close to 80.
Movie star Paul Newman has unveiled his I project - but it's II a new film, as one
might assume. In fact, the actor has long gained respect III the film industry with a
philanthropic food business called Newman's Own. IV worldwide, his products, ranging from
salad dressing to pasta sauces, have generated more V $82 million for various educational
and charitable causes. His new venture, Newman's Own Cookbook is a collection of favorite
recipes from friends and family. Royalties from this IV will be donated to a Newman-founded
charity for children with cancer, Hole in the Wall Gang Camp.