Questões sobre interpretação de texto em inglês

Comentários por alternativa:

• A) The text mentions a garden, not housing or commercial construction.
• B) Correct. The text highlights community use, safety, and shared benefits.
• C) Nothing suggests more traffic; the focus is on local use and safety.
• D) The space is for residents, not private use by officials.
• E) The text presents a long-term garden, not a temporary venue.

Comentários por alternativa:

• A) She understands the schedule well enough to wait and continue studying.
• B) She stays and studies, so she is not ready to leave immediately.
• C) The sigh and canceled connection suggest concern, not calm indifference.
• D) Correct. The sigh and delay show frustration, while her studying shows determination.
• E) The cancellation is presented as a setback, not a benefit.

Comentários por alternativa:

• A) Correct. The storm helped expose contamination already present near the industrial area.
• B) The text reports contamination, not permanent cleanliness.
• C) The report says monitoring and treatment are needed, which suggests waste is still a concern.
• D) The rainy season is presented as a risk, not a solution.
• E) Higher contamination means the water is not described as safe.

Comentários por alternativa:

• A) Applause shows support, but not that the problem is solved.
• B) The speech encourages discussion of public services, not avoidance.
• C) Fair treatment is different from special treatment.
• D) Nothing in the text suggests postponing the debate.
• E) Correct. The contrast between favor and fair treatment highlights justice and rights.

Comentários por alternativa:

• A) There is no warning; the tone is positive and promotional.
• B) The ad does not give business instructions or discuss opening a shop.
• C) Correct. The ad invites readers to subscribe to regular coffee deliveries.
• D) The text mentions one brand only, without comparison.
• E) It promotes buying coffee, not making it at home.

Comentários por alternativa:

• A) He does knock and hope for an answer, so he did not choose to stay away.
• B) Correct. The empty hallway and ended meeting show he arrived after the opportunity passed.
• C) The text suggests he missed participation, not that he caused success.
• D) No later return is mentioned in the excerpt.
• E) The meeting ended, but the text does not say it was canceled or forgotten.

Comentários por alternativa:

• A) The research cited suggests the opposite of saving time.
• B) The author does not present it as the best method.
• C) No distinction is made between types of reading.
• D) The text says it affects mistakes and time, so it does have an effect.
• E) Correct. The text contrasts a common belief with research showing lower efficiency.

Comentários por alternativa:

• A) Correct. The writer asks the city to adjust the lights to reduce disturbance.
• B) Benches are mentioned positively, not as a problem to solve.
• C) The writer wants park use to continue with less noise, not closure.
• D) Nothing suggests moving families away from the park.
• E) The letter asks for schedule changes, not a different playground site.

Comentários por alternativa:

• A) She plans to serve it again after improvement, not remove it forever.
• B) She explicitly says she wants to improve the seasoning.
• C) She says popularity is not the same as quality, so she disagrees.
• D) Correct. She separates popularity from quality and wants to refine the recipe.
• E) Selling out means it was popular, so the issue is not lack of buyers.

Comentários por alternativa:

• A) No film replacement is mentioned; it remains a museum exhibit.
• B) The text includes people to emphasize human experience, not machine superiority.
• C) Correct. The interviews connect the technology to everyday human experiences.
• D) The text is about an exhibit, not a criticism of digital tools in museums.
• E) The interviews add context, not hide scientific information.