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PRESENT SIMPLE – SIMPLE FUTURE – 
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE 
34. (BCT – 2014) “a hundred thousand”, is expressed 
in number as: 
A) 100,000 
B) 1,000,000 
C) 10,000,000 
D) 100,000,000 
 
35. (EEAr – 2019.2) Choose the best alternative for the 
written form of 137th. 
A) hundredth thirtieth seventh. 
B) one hundred thirty seven. 
C) one hundred thirty seventh. 
D) a hundred thirteen seventy. 
 
Selecting the Olympic Sports 
 
There are 28 sports permitted in the Summer 
OlympicGames. The list of Olympic Sports has many 
of the world’sbest-loved sports on it, such as baseball, 
judo, soccer, tennis, and volleyball. This list of sports 
hadn’t changed in 70 years, and the process for 
changing these sports is long and difficult. 
That is why it was surprising news when the 
InternationalOlympic Committee (IOC) announced 
that it was studyingnew sports for the list. At a 
meeting in Singapore in 2005, the IOC voted on each 
of the 28 sports from the 2004 Olympic Games in 
Athens, Greece. Twenty-six of the 28 sports were 
selected for the 2012 Summer Olympic Games, which 
took place in London, England. The two sports that 
did not receive 50 percent of the votes were baseball 
and softball. 
Because these two sports were not selected, the 
IOCstarted the process of voting for two new sports. 
The five 
sports to select from were roller skating, golf, rugby, 
squash, and karate. After the first vote, karate and 
squash were submitted to the IOC for the final vote. 
To become an Olympic sport, a sport must receive 
twothirdsof the votes of the IOC. When the final vote 
took place, squash received 39 “yes” votes and 63 “no” 
votes. Karate received 38 “yes” votes and 63 “no” 
votes. It meant that neither squash nor karate would 
feature in the 2012 Olympic Games. Andsad fans 
didn’t believe that their sports could be selected for 
the 2016 Olympic Games. 
Adapted from Anderson, Neil J. - Active Skills for Reading - 
second Edition 
 
36. (EEAr - CFS – 2020.1) The numbers 28, 70, 2005 
and 2016, in bold type in the text, are respectively 
expressed in words as . 
A) twenty-eight, seventy, two thousand and five, 
two thousand and sixteen 
B) twenty-eight, seventy, two thousand and fifty, 
two hundred and sixteen 
C) twenty-eight, seventeen, two hundred and five, 
two thousand and six 
D) twenty-eight, seventeen, two thousand and five, 
two hundred and six 
 PLURAL 
 
37. (EEAr – 2009) Choose the alternative that presents 
an irregular plural form of the noun. 
A) beaches 
B) fishermen 
C) kilometers 
D) missionaries 
 
38. (EEAr – 2016-2) Choose the alternative that 
presents the plural of the nouns “mouse” and “fish” 
respectively. 
A) mice – fish 
B) mice – fishs 
C) mouses – fishs 
D) mouses – fishes 
 
39. (EEAr - 2018.1) Choose the best alternative that 
shows the irregular plural form: 
A) mice, children, goose, woman. 
B) mice, children, geese, women. 
C) mouses, kids, goose, women. 
D) mice, child, geese, woman. 
 
 IMPERATIVE 
 
40. (EEAr - 2018.1) Choose the alternative that 
presents the imperative form of the sentence: 
Doctor: You should drink less alcohol. 
A) You ought to drink much alcohol. 
B) Don’t drink too much alcohol. 
C) Don’t drink less beer. 
D) Don’t drink alcohol. 
41. (EEAr - 2018.1) All the alternatives below are into 
imperative, except: 
A) A water bath helps it cook gently and stay moist. 
B) Whisk 1/3 of white eggs into chocolate mixture. 
C) Beat white eggs with salt until soft peaks form. 
D) Butter a shallow 2-quart baking dish. 
 
42. (ESA – 2019) “ American?” Complete the 
space with the correct form of the verb and the 
pronoun. 
A) You is. 
B) You are 
C) Is you 
D) Am you 
E) Are you 
 
43. (EEAr – 2008) Choose the best alternative to 
answer the question below. 
What do you do? 
A) We are pilots. 
B) I’m fine, thanks. 
C) I live in New York. 
D) We are 20 years old. 
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44. (EEAr – 2008) Read the paragraph below: 
“You are new in your city, and feel sad. You think 
about your family, your friends and your old home. 
How can you make friends in your new home? Here 
are some answers...”. 
In the underlined sentence above, the speaker intends 
to 
50. (EEAr – 2009) “...usually...”, indicates that they 
like to do it 
A) all the time. 
B) now and then. 
C) from time to time. 
D) on most occasions. 
A) warn. 
B) predict. 
C) suggest. 
D) advertise. 
 
45. (EEAr – 2008) An umbrella a very ordinary 
object. It people against the rain and hot sun. 
You can fold most umbrellas, so it is easy them. 
Choose the best alternative to complete the blanks in 
the paragraph. 
A) is / puts / to hide 
B) was / keeps / to help 
C) was / brings / to buy 
D) is / protects / to carry 
 
46. (EEAr – 2019.1) Choose the best alternative to 
complete the dialogue. 
Jane: Hi Susan, how are you doing? 
Susan: Everything is Okay! 
Jane: Do you have any plans for this weekend? 
Susan: Not sure… I probably give a party this 
weekend. 
Jane: Cool! 
A) am going to 
B) am going 
C) will be 
D) will 
 
47. (EEAr - 2018.2) The words “is making”, underlined 
in the text, form a verb in the . 
A) simple past 
B) future tense 
C) simple present 
D) present progressive 
 
48. (EEAr – 2011) These people have special ways of 
communicating. One way islip reading. With training, 
people can learn to understand whatsomeone is 
saying by looking at the mouth of the speaker. 
“These people”, underlined in the paragraph, refers to 
deaf people that aren’t able to 
A) see. 
B) hear. 
51. (EEAr - CFS – 2020.1) The sentence “Grounding 
means that they are not allowed to Ho out, after 
school or on weekends, for a certain period of time”, in 
bold in the text, is in the: 
A) Simple Past 
B) Future Perfect 
C) Simple Present 
D) Present Perfect 
 
52. (EEAr – 2014) In Iran, New Year’s Day isn’t in 
January. It’s called “Nowruz” and it’s in March. People 
always new clothes and their houses. They 
 special food like meat and rice. They visit all the 
people in their families and them presents. It’s a 
very busy time. 
 
The correct verbs to fill in the blanks are, respectively: 
A) buy /make/ give/ clean 
B) buy/ c1ean /make/give 
C) give/ buy/ clean/make 
D) make/ give /buy/ clean 
 
53. (EEAr – 2019.1) Read the text and complete the 
blanks with the appropriate verbs. 
Dear John, 
How are you? Here I am in Mayflower in an English 
class with my cousin. Here in Mayflower the students 
 to school in the morning, but in Brazil 
 the option to study during the morning or 
after lunch. I think this option because of 
the weather: in Brazil the sun is up early so people 
start the day earlier. 
I miss you and I hope to see you soon. 
Love, 
Lucy. 
A) goes / there are / happened 
B) go / there is / happens 
C) goes / have / happens 
D) go / got / happen 
 
54. (ESA – 2019) Complete the sentence below using 
the appropriate words: 
Mr. Harris trains: He is afraid of airplanes and 
C) move. like buses, but trains. 
D) speak. 
 
49. (EEAr – 2011) Brazil’s image abroad could benefit, 
underlined in the text, means that Brazil’s abroad 
could be better. 
A) scenery 
B) feelings 
C) reputation 
D) photograph 
A) like/ don´t/love 
B) like/ does/ love 
C) like/ do/ loves 
D) likes/ don´t/love 
E) likes/ doesn´t/loves 
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55. (EEAr – 2012) The opposite of “believe”, in “Father 
Fábio de Melo believes that …”, is 
A) trust. 
B) agree. 
C) doubt. 
D) accept. 
56. (EEAr – 2008) The underlined word in the 
sentence below means: 
Theappropriate response to “How are you?” that 
anyone expects to hear is an automatic “I’m fine”. 
A) wish 
B) answer 
C) excuse 
D) greeting 
57. (EEAr – 2017.1) The sentence “We’re going to 
Robben Island” (line 4), in the text, refers to the 
A) past 
B) future 
C) present 
D) daily action 
 
58. (EEAr – 2010) In “... attending a conference...”, the 
underlined word is closest in meaning to 
A) following. 
B) assisting at. 
C) being present at. 
D) paying attention to. 
 
59. (EEAr – 2011) Choose the best alternative to 
answer the question below: 
What is Antarctica like? 
A) It is a cold, windy and dry continent. 
B) Its tourism is wider than ever before. 
C) Its exploration started in 1957. 
D) It is far from other continents. 
60. (EEAr – 2008) In “Scientists agree about certain 
differences between the sexes”, we conclude that 
scientists 
A) have no idea of the topic. 
B) are not sure about the topic. 
C) are still discussing the topic. 
D) have the same idea of the topic. 
61. (EEAr - CFS – 2020.2)... “ARE MULTIPLYING “... in 
the text is in the: 
A) Simple Present Tense 
B) Simple Past Tense 
C) Present Progressive 
D) Past Progressive 
 
 
 
62. (EEAr - CFS – 2020.2) What is the main verb tense 
used in the dialogue above? 
A) Simple Past 
B) Simple Future 
C) Simple Present 
D) Present Continuous 
 
63. (EEAr – 2011) “occurs”, is closest in meaning to 
A) exist. 
B) happen. 
C) realize. 
D) notice. 
 
Did you remember it’s April Fools Day today? My 
sister loves playing jokes. At breakfast, she said, 
“Robert and I going to elope! We’re going to 
Robben Island. It’s the place where Nelson Mandela 
was in prison. My guidebook say it is a “place forever 
connected with the fight for freedom”. So, if you 
receive a phone call today about winning the lottery or 
something, don’t get excited. It’s probablyan April 
Fools joke. 
(taken from Stories worth reading) 
GLOSSARY 
to elope: fugir de casa secretamente para se casar. 
 
64. (EEAr – 2017.1)Select the alternative that fills in 
the blank in the text. 
A) have 
B) am 
C) are 
D) is 
 
65. (EEAr – 2017.1) The verb “get”, in the text, can be 
replaced by 
A) become 
B) stay 
C) have 
D) need 
 
66. (EEAr – 2010) “The teachers enjoy the challenge 
no matter what their age or experience” reveals that 
A) only experienced teachers enjoy challenge. 
B) teachers don’t care about their age or 
experience. 
C) whatever teachers do, they need some 
experience. 
D) the teachers like the challenge no matter how 
old they are or how long they have taught. 
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67. (BCT ME – 2012) “forsake”, is similar in meaning 
to 
A) hide. 
B) adopt. 
C) look for. 
D) abandon. 
 
68. (BCT ME – 2010) In “Dreams do have something to 
tell you.”, the underlined verb is being used 
A) for emphasis. 
B) as a main verb. 
C) for questioning. 
D) instead of make. 
 
69. (BCT – 2009) Choose the correct question for this 
answer “The beard feels soft and lovely.” 
A) What is a beard? 
B) What is the beard like? 
C) What does the beard feel? 
D) How does the beard soften? 
 
70. (BCT ME – 2014) In “Believe that evildoesexistin 
many forms,...”, theunderlined word was used 
A) for emphasis. 
B) as a main verb. 
C) to avoid repetition. 
D) wronglyby the author. 
 
71. (BCT – 2009) In “... I didn’t realize how fast I was 
going.”, the underlined word can be replaced by 
A) react. 
B) notice. 
C) execute. 
D) accomplish. 
 
72. (BCT – 2012) “...Nunes prefers not to appear in 
interviews or TV shows.”, leads to the conclusion that 
A) Nunes prefers talk shows to TV series. 
B) Nunes would rather preserve his privacy. 
C) Nunes prefers being famous rather than be 
unknown. 
D) inNunes’ opinion, exposure on television is 
preferable to privacy 
73. (EEAr – 2016-2) All the extracts below, in the text, 
present a possessive noun, except: 
A) “…the nation’s soccer federation…” 
B) “…under brazil’s military dictatorship…” 
C) “…a reflection of the investigation’s focus…” 
D) “…the united states justice department’s 
charging mr. Marin…” 
 QUANTIFIERS 
 
74. (EEAr – 2009) Although it is good to be friendly, do 
not spend too time chatting to colleagues. You 
have work to do. If a colleague is distracting you, be 
polite and say you have work to do. Ask if you 
can carry on the conversation after office hours. 
Choose the correct alternative to complete the text, 
respectively. 
A) little – no 
B) few – some 
C) many – any 
D) much – some 
 
Rio 2016: Yes, we can! 
 
For the first time ever a South American city was 
chosen in Copenhagen, Denmark, to host the 2016 
Olympic and Paralympic Games. In the next few 
years, Brazil’s image abroad could benefit if the 
country organizes the Olympics well (and the World 
Cup in 2014). The first challenge is to tackle violence, 
to invest in social projects, and to step up security in 
Rio. 
(From Maganews SET/2010) 
Glossary: 
Abroad = no exterior 
Totackle = enfrentar 
Tostepup = melhorar/ dar um passo à frente 
 
75. (EEAr – 2011) The opposite of “few”, in bold type 
in the text, is 
A) little. 
B) none. 
C) some. 
D) lots of. 
 
Read the text to answer question 76. 
 
Paul: Mary, the party is tomorrow! Do we have 
everything we need? 
Mary: We have juice, but we should buy more. 
Pau: Do we need to buy bread? 
Mary: Well, we have , I don’t know if it’s enough. 
Paul: So let’s talk to Jen and ask for advice. 
 
76. (EEAr - CFS – 2020.1) Choose the alternative that 
best completes the text: 
A) a lot of / some / some 
B) many / some / an 
C) many / a / some 
D) a lot / a / an 
 
77. (EEAr – 2009) Choose the best alternative to fill in 
the blanks. 
A: Do you have book on Biology? 
B: No, I have . But I know there are at the 
library. 
A) some / any / some 
B) any / none / some 
C) any / some / none 
D) some / none /any 
 
78. (EEAr – 2012) “Nobody”, can be replaced by 
A) no one. 
B) anybody. 
C) everyone. 
D) any person. 
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