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79. (BCT – 2009) “every boy knows his place”, means 
that 
A) all boys know what they have to do. 
B) boys compete with one another for leadership. 
C) they achieve status by playing in large groups. 
D) some of them enjoy boasting about their skills. 
 
Dear Sam, 
I’m having a wonderful time in Paris. I didn’t have 
 time to write last week because I took a tour of 
some flea markets. I bought beautiful vintage 
clothes. I also got some interesting old books for you. 
(…) 
Love, Anna. 
(Adapted from: BONNER, M; FUCHS, M. GrammarExpress 
Basic – For Self-Study and Classroom Use. 1 ed. New York: 
Longman, 2001. p. 99). 
 
80. (EEAr – 2016-1) Fill in the blanks, in the text, with 
the appropriate 
quantifiers: 
A) any – a 
B) any – some 
C) some – any 
D) some – some 
 
 GERUND X INFINITIVE 
 
81. (BCT – 2011) Which alternative, extracted from the 
text, presents a gerund form? 
A) Before being hit by the earthquake… 
B) …responsible for the Haitian’s suffering. 
C) …until the beginning of the 20th century… 
D) …over half are living below the level of extreme 
poverty… 
 
82. (BCT ME – 2012) Which alternative is in the 
continuous tense? 
A) “Reaching a speed of 2333 kilometres per hour,” 
B) “…, Concorde would leave a pistol bullet 
standing.” 
C) “One example that does help is comparing it 
with a pistol bullet.” 
D) “… a Concorde when it was travelling flat out 
with its crew…” 
 
83. (EEAr – 2017.1) Fill in the blank with the correct 
response according to grammar rules: 
I don’t mind alone, but I prefer to travel with 
my friends. 
A) not travel 
B) traveling 
C) to travel 
D) travels 
 
84. (BCT – 2012) Fill in the blank with the suitable 
option: 
A) purchase 
B) purchased 
C) purchasing 
D) had purchased 
“…His heart went into an erratic and ineffective 
rhythm and he stopped .” 
 
85. (EEAr – 2018.1) Complete the blank with the right 
verb: 
A) is breathing 
B) breathing 
C) brought 
D) breath 
 
86. (EEAr – 2016-1) Select the alternative that best 
completes the extract below. 
Doctors suggest not much fat and sugar.Patients 
suffering from cardiopulmonary diseases also should 
not avoid to the doctor. 
A) to eat – to go 
B) eating – to go 
C) to eat – going 
D) eating – going 
 
87. (EEAr – 2016-2) Choose the alternative that fills in 
the blank in the sentence below. 
Scientists say that when a person stops very 
soon, the chances of getting cancer and other diseases 
reduce. 
A) smoke 
B) smokes 
C) smoked 
D) smoking 
 
Read the dialogue and answer question 88. 
Ana: Do you ever go to museums? 
Martin: Yes, I enjoy them. 
Ana: Would you like to go to a museum now? 
Martin: No, I’m hungry. I suggest to a 
restaurant. 
88. (EEAr – 2016-1) Select the alternative that best 
completes the dialogue: 
A) visiting – to go 
B) to visit – to go 
C) to visit – going 
D) visiting – going 
 
Ursula! I whispered 
Yes, my darling, she said, without her eyes. 
What have you got in your basket? I asked. She 
opened hereyes, startled, and looked at me. 
What do you mean? she said defensively. 
There is something moving in your basket, I said. 
Oh, it’s nothing. It’s just a present for somebody. She 
said. 
Adapted from, FERGUSON, Kenneth. Read for Meaning, 
Comprehension tests for First Certificate. Ed. Evans Brothers, 
firstPublished 1975. 
 
89. (EEAr – 2019.2) Choose the appropriate word to 
fill in the blank. 
A) opening 
B) to open 
C) opened 
D) opens 
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Read the text and answer the questions 90. 
 
Drunk pilot removed from cockpit at Stuttgart Airport 
Josh Gerbbatiss 
 
A “highly intoxicated” pilot was removed from the 
cockpit of a flight, leaving more than 100 passengers 
unable to leave Stuttgart airport. Shortly before 
 , an airport employee noticed the man walking 
unsteadly and smelt of alchool. The airline apologised 
for having to cancel the flight. All the passengers were 
put up in hotels overnight. The pilot’s licence was 
immeadiately suspended. 
Adapted from The Independent Online; March 25, 2018. 
 
90. (BCT – 2019.2) Choose the best verbal form to 
have the text completed correctly. 
A) take off 
B) took off 
C) takes off 
D) taking off 
 
 PAST SIMPLE 
Read the joke and answer the question. “Doctor, 
doctor, 
I keep thinking I’m invisible.” “Who that?” 
 
91. (EEAr – 2009) Choose the best alternative to 
complete the blank in the dialog. 
A) said 
B) did say 
C) do you say 
D) did you say 
92. (BCT ME – 2014) In“Brazi1 used to be one of the 
most unequal countries in the world”, the underlined 
words are closest in meaning to: 
A) was. 
B) governed. 
C) belonged to. 
D) refusedtobe. 
93. (EEAr – 2017.2) ‘hid’, is the past tense of the verb 
A) hit. 
B) hike. 
C) hint. 
D) hide. 
 
94. (EEAr – 2014) All verbs below are in the past, 
except: 
A) died 
B) built 
C) come 
D) took off 
 
95. (EEAr - 2018.1) The verbs “got” and “ built”, are in 
the 
96. (EEAr - CFS – 2020.2) The words MISSED and 
TRIED in the text are: 
A) Modal Verbs 
B) Regular Verbs 
C) Irregular Verbs 
D) Are not Verbs 
 
97. (EEAr – 2011) The verb tense in “have done”, is in 
the 
A) past perfect. 
B) passive voice. 
C) past participle. 
D) present perfect. 
 
The cost of a cigarette 
 
A businesswoman’s desperate need for a cigarette 
on an8-hour flight from American Airlines in 
her beingarrested and handcuffed, after she was 
found lighting up in the toilet of a Boeing 747, not 
once but twice. She because she 
violent when the plane landed in England, where the 
police subsequently arrested and handcuffed her. 
Joan Norrish, aged 33, yesterday the first 
person to beprosecuted under new laws for smoking 
on board a plane, when she was fined £440 at 
Uxbridge magistrates’ court. 
Adapted from Innovations , by Hugh Dellar and Darryl 
Hocking. 
98. (EEAr - CFS – 2020.1) Choose the best alternative 
to complete the text using verbs in the Simple Past: 
A) result / were / turning / become 
B) resulted / was / turned / become 
C) resulted / was / turned / became 
D) result / were / turning / became 
 
99. (BCT ME – 2011) The -ing form in “Helicopters 
were swarming …”, is being used in the same way as 
in 
A) Carter admits feeling nervous […] 
B) Soon after arriving at the base, […] 
C) […] when he first found out he was deploying to 
Iraq […] 
D) Carter said his Sather tour has been extremely 
rewarding, […] 
100. (BCT ME – 2010) 
A) Present Perfect tense 
B) Simple Past Tense 
C) Past Progressive 
D) Future tense 
 
 
 
Fill in the blank with the suitable option. 
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A) is. 
B) were. 
C) will be. 
D) must be. 
 
101. (EEAr - 2018.2) Choose the alternative that is 
NOT in the Simple Past: 
A) A man has chosen to occupy his free time 
revitalizing a square. 
B) People congratulated the man for the gradual 
changes in the square. 
C) He planted a number of pau-brasil, palm and 
banana trees. 
D) Residents noticed the square’s changes. 
The Crab and His Mother 
Mamma Crab to Baby Crab when she 
that he was walking sideways. Mamma Crab said, 
‘Why are you walking sideways like that, my son? You 
have to walk straight.’ 
Baby Crab replied, ‘Show me how, dear mother, 
and I’ll follow your example.’ 
Mamma Crab tried and tried, but her efforts were 
in vain. She could not walk straight herself. Then, she 
saw how foolish she had been to find fault with her 
child. Fonte:Aesop’s Fables 
 
102. (EEAr – 2017.2) Choose the best verbal form to 
have the fable completed, respectively: 
A) talked – was noticedB) was talking – noticed 
C) has talked – was noticing 
D) has been talking – has noticed 
 
“I first heard about a new website for people my age in 
2004” 
103. (EEAr – 2019.2) The sentence in bold type in the 
text refers to 
A) actions that happened at a specific time in the 
past. 
B) things in general or things that happen 
repeatedly. 
C) the relationship between the verb and the noun. 
D) actions and states that were unfinished. 
 
What happened at Pearl Harbor? 
 
On the morning of 7 December 1941, at 7.55am local 
time, 183 aircraft of the Imperial Japanese Navy 
attacked the United States Naval base at Pearl Harbor 
on the island of Oahu, Hawaii. 
The first attack wave bombing the hangars 
and parked aircraft of the island‟s airfields while at 
the same time launching torpedoes against the US 
warships moored in the harbour. 
This devastating attack was followed an hour and a 
half later by a second wave of 170 Japanese aircraft. 
Within two hours, 18 US warships had been sunk or 
damaged, 188 aircraft destroyed and 2,403 American 
servicemen and women killed. 
Adapted from https://www.iwm.org.uk/history/what- 
happened-at-pearl-harbor. 
104. (EEAr - CFS – 2020.2) Choose the appropriate 
word to fill in the blank. 
A) begins 
B) began 
C) begun 
D) begin 
 
 ADJECTIVES 
105. (EEAr – 2009) “...travelling on crowded trains!” 
means that the trains are 
A) full. 
B) fast. 
C) empty. 
D) moving. 
 
106. (EEAr – 2011) In “Francis, this place is an 
impossible mess!”, it means that the place is 
A) disorganized. 
B) clean. 
C) clear. 
D) dry. 
 
107. (BCT – 2014) In “He’d just become the first 
person to fly solo across the Atlantic...”, the 
underlined word has the same meaning as 
A) alone. 
B) ground. 
C) open land. 
D) accompanied. 
 
108. (EEAr – 2014)“lucky”, is a(n) 
A) verb. 
B) noun. 
C)pronoun. 
D) adjective. 
 
109. (EEAr – 2010) In “I’m afraid to try new foods...”, 
the underlined word expresses 
A) fear. 
B) sorry. 
C) relief. 
D) courage. 
 
110. (EEAr – 2017.1)The word “appealing” (line 9 
“These summery wines are especially appealing when 
the price is equally untaxing”), in the text, is a(n) 
A) verb 
B) noun 
C) adverb 
D) adjective 
 
111. (BCT ME – 2008) Fill in the blank with the 
suitable adjective. 
At first, the Mouse felt when she saw the Lion. 
A) upset 
B) terrific 
C) annoyed 
D) frightened 
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112. (BCT – 2010)“too many planes”, implies that the 
planes are 
A) scarce. 
B) enough. 
C) sufficient. 
D) excessive. 
 
113. (EEAr - 2018.2) The words “small”, “sweet” e 
“ornamental”, underlined in the text, are . 
A) nouns 
B) adverbs 
C) pronouns 
D) adjectives 
 
Read the text and answer questions. 
A fact about Australia is that one 
Australian family in three (that’s approximately 33%) 
speak another language, apart from English. 
114. (EEAr - 2018.2) Choose the best alternative to 
complete the blank in the text. 
A) surprises 
B) surprised 
C) surprising 
D) surprisingly 
 
115. (EEAr - CFS – 2020.1) Sad”, underlined in the 
text, is the same as 
A) thrilled. 
B) gloomy. 
C) cheerful. 
D) delighted. 
116. (BCT – 2009) “annoying”, is 
A) a verb. 
B) a noun. 
C) an adverb. 
D) an adjective. 
 
117. (EEAr – 2010) In “... bags full of leaves are light 
as balloons”, the underlined word gives the idea of 
A) result. 
B) purpose. 
C) condition. 
D) comparison. 
 
118. (BCT ME – 2013) “unborn baby”, the underlined 
word means 
A) not wanted. 
B) not yet born. 
C) recently born. 
D) born before the usual time of birth. 
 
119. (BCT – 2011) All adjectives have a negative 
connotation, except 
A) fearful 
B) idealistic 
C) underpaid 
D) rebellious 
120. (BCT ME – 2010) “...marked by a rug.”, 
underlined in the text, is doing the same work as a/an 
A) noun. 
B) adverb. 
C) adjective. 
D) relative pronoun. 
 
121. (EEAr – 2017.1) Select the alternative that 
completes the extract below. 
One day, Billy was playing basketball in his 
friend’s garage in Kokoma, Indiana. He was having a 
great time. Suddenly, it became dark. A very loud 
noise frightened him. He looked up and saw the sky 
was very grey; it became very windy. Without warning, 
a gust of wind broke the garage into pieces. 
Billy was very .That storm was really . 
A) frightened – scared 
B) frightened – scaring 
C) frightening – scared 
D) frightening – scaring 
 
122. (BCT – 2012) “...the airport lacks security.”, 
means that 
A) the airport has been properly secured. 
B) the airport is not vulnerable to attacks. 
C) the airport is tightly secure from attacks. 
D) there isn’t enough security at the airport. 
 
123. (BCT – 2011) If Mercedes (Amber Riley) is plus- 
size, it means that she is . 
A) thin 
B) slim 
C) large 
D) in shape 
 
124. (BCT – 2010) “aviophobia”, means 
A) fear of flying. 
B) keen on flying. 
C) feel slightly afraid. 
D) apprehension on board 
 
125. (EEAr – 2009)I am just like any typical physicist. 
My office may look messy, but I know where every 
atom is. “messy”, underlined in the excerpt, means 
A) clean. 
B) noisy. 
C) not neat. 
D) organized. 
 
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