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EEAr 305 
 
 
 PRONOUNS 
1. (EEAr – 2008) Choose the best alternative to 
complete the blank in the sentence. 
Mary is hurt. She cut while she was 
cooking. 
A) myself 
B) herself 
C) himself 
D) yourself 
2. (EEAr – 2008) Choose the best alternative to answer 
the question below. 
Whose homework is that? 
A) It’s hers. 
B) They’re mine. 
C) It’s over there. 
D) They’re difficult. 
3. (BCT ME – 2014) The correct plural form of “I 
consider myself” is: 
A) You consider yourself. 
B) We consider ourselves. 
C) You consider yourselves. 
D) They consider themselves. 
4. (EEAr – 2010) “Nothing”, means 
A) little. 
B) a little. 
C) not a thing. 
D) no such thing 
 
5. (EEAr – 2011)A long job 
A little boy sees his dad painting the ceiling. mom 
says to : 
“Look and remember how to do it. When you grow up 
you'll help dad”. 
The boy says: “But won’t he have finished painting by 
then? 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The correct pronouns to fill in the blanks are, 
respectively 
A) His / he / his 
B) Your / his / our 
C) His / him / your 
D) Your / his / your 
 
6. (EEAr – 2015) The pronoun “it”, in bold type in the 
text, “There’s an old cliché in linguistics thata 
language is a dialect with an army and navy behind 
it.” refers to 
A) linguistics. 
B) dialect. 
C) cliché. 
D) navy. 
“Miss Emlyn read us some of it. I asked Mummy 
toread some more. I liked it. It has a wonderful sound. 
A brave new world.There isn’t anything really like 
that, is there?” 
“You don’t believe in it?” 
“Do you?” 
“There is always a brave new world”, said Poirot, 
“but only, you know, for very special people. The lucky 
ones.The ones who carry the making of that world 
within .” 
(Adapted from Agatha Christie, Hallowe’en Party) 
 
7. (EEAr – 2016-1) Fill in the blank, in the text, with 
the appropriate reflexive pronoun. 
A) yourselves 
B) yourself 
C) ourselves 
D) themselves 
 
8. (EEAr - 2018.2) The word “yourself”, in bold in the 
text, is a pronoun. 
A) personal 
B) reflexive 
C) possessive 
D) demonstrative 
 
9. (EEAr – 2016-1) Choose another way of saying 
“There isn’t anything really like that.” 
A) There is nothing really like that. 
B) There is anything really like that. 
C) There aren’t no things really like that. 
D) There are much things really like that. 
 
10. (EEAr - CFS – 2020.2) 
 
Dear Jane, 
Everybody says that people like to wear sunglasses. 
My mother has two and my sisters have many. In my 
opinion, sunglasses make people look artificial. My 
friends disagree with me. They always do that. Nobody 
understands me. Am I wrong? 
 
The word Everybody in bold in the text is 
A) a pronoun. 
B) an article. 
C) a number. 
D) a verb. 
 
11. (EEAr – 2016-2) Choose the alternative that best 
completes the dialogue below. 
Mary: Whose pencil is that? Is it yours, Paul? 
Paul: No, it’s not . I saw Susan using it. I think it’s 
 . 
A) mine– him 
B) mine– hers 
C) my– hers 
D) my – her 
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Read the text and answer questions 12 and 13. 
The idea of evolution (which is gradual change) was 
not a new one. The Greeks had thought of it, so 
Erasmus Darwin, the grandfather of Charles, and also 
the Frenchman, Lamarck. It is one thing to have an 
idea; we can all of us guess and sometimes make a 
lucky guess. 
12. (EEAr - CFS – 2020.2) The pronoun one, in bold 
in the text, refers to: 
A) Greeks 
B) Lamarck 
C) Erasmus Darwin 
D) Idea of Evolution 
 
13. (EEAr - CFS – 2020.2) The pronoun one, in the 
text, is classified as: 
A) object pronoun 
B) relative pronoun 
C) indefinite pronoun 
D) possessive pronoun 
14. (EEAr – 2016-2) The sentence “We have learned 
nothing”, in the text, can be replaced by 
A) We have learned anything. 
B) We haven’t learned anything. 
C) We haven’t learned something. 
D) We haven’t learned everything. 
 
Hijacked jets destroy Twin Towers: a creeping 
horror 
The horror arrived in epsodic bursts of chilling 
disbelief, signified first by trembling floors, sharp 
eruptions, cracked windows. There was the cruel sight 
of bodies helplessly tumbling out, some of in 
flames. 
Finally, the high and impressive towers themselves 
were reduced to nothing. Dense plumes of smoke 
raced through the downtown avenues, coursing 
between the buildings, shaped like tornadoes on their 
sides. 
Every sound was cause for alarm. A plane 
appeared overhead. Was another one coming? No, it 
was a fighter jet. 
But was it friend or enemy? People scrambled for 
 lives, but didn’t know where to go. Should 
people go north, south, east, west? Stay outside, go 
indoors? People hid beneath cars and each other. 
Some contemplated jumping into the river (…). 
Fonte:The New York Times, Sep. 12, 2001. 
 
GLOSSARY 
chilling disbelief – incredulidade assustadora 
trembling floors – o tremor dos andares 
to scramble – lutar 
 
15. (EEAr – 2017.2) Choose the best pronouns to have 
the text completed, respectively: 
A) them – their – they 
B) they – them – their 
C) their – they – them 
D) them – they – their 
GIFT GIVING 
 
All over the world, people give gifts. But they give 
differentthings in different ways. 
In Japan, people often give gifts.But they never 
open in front of the giver. 
In the United States and Canada, a man often 
gives girlfriend flowers on Valentine’s Day 
(February 14). He sometimes gives her chocolate too. 
In Korea, older people give new money to children 
on NewYear’s Day. They give it to them for good luck. 
In Peru, a man gives flowers to girlfriend. But 
he doesn’t give yellow flowers. They mean the 
relationship is finished. 
https://www.aperianglobal.com/guide-gift-giving-around- 
world 
 
16. (EEAr - CFS – 2020.1) Choose the alternative to 
have the text completed correctly. 
A) they / he / his / she 
B) them / he / he / her 
C) they / his / he / she 
D) them / his / his / her 
 
It was a beautiful summer afternoon with the sun 
shining brightly. I excitedly phoned my friends 
asking them to come over later for a barbecue. 
After making the calls I quickly drove into town to 
buy some food and drink. I arrived at the 
shops I was very surprised at busy it was. 
Everyone must have been shopping for a barbecue! 
The first butchers I visited had completely run out 
of sausages. The next shop had some left so I happily 
bought some. After visiting a few more shops I had 
finally finished my shopping. But I was starting to 
worry as it was 6 p.m. and I had invited my friends to 
visit at 6:30 p.m. 
I hastly rushed to the car park with all of my 
shopping and threw it in the boot. Suddenly I notice 
that the cars were moving really slowly out of the car 
park and there was a bit of traffic jam. It was past 
6:30 p.m. I arrived home and I was extremely 
worried. As a drove into my drive 
I smiled happily when I saw my friends sitting in 
my front garden. Luckily they had realized I was stuck 
at the shops and they waited for me. 
Fonte: www.bbc.co.uk/skillswise 
 
17. (EEAr – 2019.1) Choose the alternative that best 
completes the text. 
A) when / where / when 
B) which / how / where 
C) where / was / whose 
D) when / how / when 
 
Celebrity Doubles 
 
A group of teenagers is standing outside a shop in 
Manchester, England. Many of have cameras 
and are looking in the shop window. want to see 
the movie star Daniel Radcliffe. A man in the shop 
looks like Radcliffe, but isn’t the famous actor. 
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He’s Andrew Walker - a twenty-two-year old shop 
clerk. 
Walkerisn’t surprised by the teenagers. People often 
stop on the street and want to take his picture. 
Walker is a clerk, but he also makes money as 
Daniel’s double. Today, many companies work with 
celebrity doubles. They look like famous athletes, pop 
singers, and actors. The companies pay doubles to go 
to parties and business meetings. Doubles are also on 
TV and in newspapers ads. 
Why do people want to look like a celebrity? One 
double in the USA says, “I can make good money. I 
also make a lot of people happy”. 
Adapted from World Link - Developing English Fluency 
 
18. (EEAr - BCT – 2020.1) Fill in the blanks with the 
correct personal pronouns: 
A) they – them – him – he 
B) them – they – he – him 
C) he – him – they – them 
D) them – they – him – he 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
19. (EEAr - CFS – 2020.2) The word “My” in the text is 
a pronoun. 
A) subject 
B) relative 
C) reflexive 
D) possessive 
 
Read the text and answer questions 20, 21 and 22. 
 
 
20. (EEAr - CFS – 2020.2) “Dad arrives at midnight”. 
The verb arrives is in the: 
A) simple past tense – affirmative form 
B) simple present tense – affirmative form 
C) present perfect tense – affirmative form 
D) present continuous tense – affirmative form 
Read the text and answer the questions 21 
St Marteen: tourist killed by jet blast at caribean 
airport 
A tourist has been killed after being knocked over 
by jet blast at an airport famous for its dangerous 
runway. The woman was watching a plane take off at 
Princess Juliana Airport on the island. of St. Marteen 
when the blast of a Boeing 737 knocked her over.The 
tourist was standing by the fence at the end of the 
runway, watching the plane takes off when she fell 
and had head injuries. She was taken to hospital, 
where she died. The airport is one of the most 
dangerous in the world due to the location of its 
runway with a public beach at one end, and a 
mountain at the other. Between the beach and the 
airport there is a public road. Despite warning signs 
and requests from the airport to stay away from the 
runway they don’t obey and stay by the fence to feel 
the blast from planes as they take off. 
Adapted from The Independent Online; July 13, 2017. 
21. (BCT – 2019.2) “Her”, underlined in the text, refers 
to the 
A) woman 
B) airport 
C) runway 
D) princess 
 
 ARTICLES 
 
22. (EEAr – 2008) Choose the alternative in which the 
definite article is used correctly. 
A) The Brazilians are very friendly. 
B) The old man is arriving right now. 
C) The spring is the season of flowers. 
D) The New York is a very beautiful city. 
23. (EEAr – 2009) According to the use of the definite 
article, choose the best alternative. 
A) He is learning guitar and piano. 
B) The France is famous for its wine. 
C) The Biology is an important science. 
D) The Queen of England lives in London 
Read the text and answer question 24. 
I am from New Zealand, which is country that is 
in Pacific Ocean. Wellington is name of 
 capital of my country. 
 
24. (EEAR - 2018.2) Choose the best alternative to 
complete the blanks in the text. 
A) a – a – a – the 
B) the – a – a – the 
C) a – the – the – the 
D) the – a – the – the 
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25. (EEAr – 2016-1) Select the alternative that best 
completes the dialogue. 
Mr. O’Brian:Hi, I’m Paul O’Brian. I’m from 
 insurance company. Do you have middle 
name? 
Mr. Calas:Yes, my full name is Antonio CarreraCalas. 
Mr. O’Brian:Right. Where do you live, Mr. Calas? 
Mr. Calas:I live in apartment in San Colorado. 
Mr. O’Brian:San Colorado, I see. And what do youdo 
for a living? 
Mr. Calas:I’m real estate agent. 
A) an – a – an – a 
B) a – an – an – a 
C) an – an – a – a 
D) an – an – an – a 
 
26. (EEAr – 2016-2) Select the alternative that best 
completes the extract below. 
Workplace Accident Statistics 
Every year, millions of people in United States 
are hurt on he job. Each day 16 workers die from 
injuries at work and more than 17,000 are injured. 
Accidents also cause the companies to spend more. 
Last year, total cost was more than $121 billion. 
A) the – a 
B) a – the 
C) the – an 
D) the – the 
Behind a Shopping Center in New Jersey 
Signs of a Mass Extinction 
Behind a Lowe’s home improvement store 
here, scientists are methodically scraping and sifting 
through quarry pit that may contain unique 
insights to the mass extinction that eliminated 
dinosaurs. 
Back then, about 66 million years ago, 
oceans were higher, and this part of southern New 
Jersey was a shallow sea, 10 to 15 miles offshore from 
 ancient mountain range that rose from the water. 
Today’s quarry pit was once the sea bottom, and one 
particular layer about 40feet beneath the surface 
contains a bounty of fossils. 
Kenneth J. Lacovara, a professor of paleontology 
and geology at nearby Rowan University, calls the 
layer “mass death assemblage.” He believes it may 
be only known collection of animal remains that 
dates from the mass extinction itself. 
Taken from www.nytimes.com - Accessed on 06/01/2016. 
 
27. (EEAr -BCT – 2019.1) Complete the text with the 
right articles. Then choose the correct alternative. 
A) a – the – the – a – an – the 
B) a – the – the – an – a – the 
C) an – the – the – an – a – an 
D) a – the – the – the – an – an 
Grounding 
 
Grounding is a common form of punishment for 
young people who disobey their parents. Grounding 
means thatthey are not allowed to go out, after 
school or on weekends,for a certain period of time. 
This could be from one day to month or more, 
depending upon the gravity of the offense. During that 
time, though, they must continue to go to school, to 
work if they have a job, and do other errands 
approved by their parents. 
 term “grounding” is aviation term. A plane is 
grounded when it is not allowed to fly for any reason. 
Similarly, pilots or other flying personnel are 
grounded when they are not allowed to fly because of 
illness or for disobeying the rules. 
Adapted from Life in the USA: A Simplified reader on American 
Culture, book 1. 
28. (EEAr - CFS – 2020.1) Choose the best alternative 
to complete the text: 
A) the / the / an 
B) an / the / a 
C) a / the / an 
D) a / a / the 
 
 NUMERALS 
 
29. (EEAr – 2014) The numbers 12th and 25th, 
underlined in the text, are, respectively: 
A) twelve / twenty-fifth 
B) twelfth / twenty-fifth 
C) twelve / twentieth-fifth 
D) twelfth / twentieth- five 
 
30. (EEAr – 2017.1) The ordinal form for the number 
ninety, in the text, is: 
A) ninth 
B) nineth 
C) ninetieth 
D) nineteenth 
 
31. (EEAr - 2018.2) The correct way of writing the 
cardinal number 30,000 using words is . 
A) third thousand 
B) thirty thousand 
C) thirteen thousand 
D) thirtieth Thousand 
 
32. (EEAr - 2018.1) Choose the best alternative for 
the written form of “1844”. 
A) eightfourty – four 
B) one eight four four 
C) eighteen forty-four 
D) eighteen fourth-four 
 
33. (EEAr – 2019.1) The number 100,000, in bold in 
the text, is expressed inwords as . 
A) a million 
B) one hundred 
C) one thousand 
D) a hundred Thousand 
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