As questões a seguir exploram a língua inglesa em situações reais de uso, com foco em interpretação, gramática, vocabulário, coesão e funções comunicativas. O objetivo é desenvolver leitura crítica e precisão linguística em nível avançado do Ensino Médio.
Cada item foi construído com contexto significativo e alternativas plausíveis, exigindo atenção a nuances de sentido, tempo verbal, conectivos, estruturas sintáticas e uso adequado de expressões em inglês.
Questões Inglês
Questão 01
Gabarito: alternativa B). Correct. Past perfect marks an action completed before another past moment.
Questão 02
Gabarito: alternativa D). Correct. Inversion after hardly with past perfect is standard and formal.
Comentários por alternativa:
- A) Word order is wrong after hardly.
- B) Past continuous is not used here.
- C) Simple past does not fit the structure.
- D) Correct. Inversion after hardly with past perfect is standard and formal.
- E) Simple past with inversion is not grammatical in this pattern.
Questão 03
Gabarito: alternativa A). Correct. It refers to an unreal past situation and its past result.
Comentários por alternativa:
- A) Correct. It refers to an unreal past situation and its past result.
- B) First conditional uses present + will for likely future results.
- C) Second conditional is for hypothetical present/future.
- D) Zero conditional states general truths.
- E) Mixed conditional combines different time references; this one is fully past unreal.
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Questão 04
Gabarito: alternativa E). Correct. The subject 'report' is singular; the phrase together with does not change agreement.
Comentários por alternativa:
- A) Plural verb does not agree with singular subject.
- B) Present perfect is possible only if the context supports current relevance.
- C) Plural agreement is incorrect.
- D) Wrong form and wrong agreement.
- E) Correct. The subject 'report' is singular; the phrase together with does not change agreement.
Questão 05
Gabarito: alternativa C). Correct. After insist, English often uses mandative subjunctive with passive base form.
Comentários por alternativa:
- A) Past continuous would be was/were + verb-ing.
- B) There is no future marking here.
- C) Correct. After insist, English often uses mandative subjunctive with passive base form.
- D) Present perfect passive would be has/have been checked.
- E) A gerund would not function this way.
Questão 06
Gabarito: alternativa B). Correct. 'Native language' is the standard collocation.
Comentários por alternativa:
- A) 'Mother language' is not the standard expression.
- B) Correct. 'Native language' is the standard collocation.
- C) Natural language has a different meaning in English.
- D) Original language is not idiomatic here.
- E) Local language refers to a place, not fluency.
Questão 07
Gabarito: alternativa E). Correct. Not only at the beginning triggers subject-auxiliary inversion for emphasis.
Comentários por alternativa:
- A) There is no future perfect meaning.
- B) No passive structure appears here.
- C) Did is not a modal verb.
- D) The sentence is declarative, not interrogative.
- E) Correct. Not only at the beginning triggers subject-auxiliary inversion for emphasis.
Questão 08
Gabarito: alternativa A). Correct. I wish + past simple expresses a present unreal situation.
Comentários por alternativa:
- A) Correct. I wish + past simple expresses a present unreal situation.
- B) Present simple does not fit the unreal wish pattern.
- C) Will have is not used after I wish.
- D) Would have had refers to a past unreal condition.
- E) Present continuous is not appropriate here.
Questão 09
Gabarito: alternativa D). Correct. It means the policy is anticipated to have that effect.
Comentários por alternativa:
- A) Fear is not implied here.
- B) Denied is the opposite of expectation.
- C) Ignored has no relation to the sentence.
- D) Correct. It means the policy is anticipated to have that effect.
- E) Measured refers to observation, not expectation.
Questão 10
Gabarito: alternativa C). Correct. 'Which' refers to a thing and introduces a non-defining relative clause.
Comentários por alternativa:
- A) Who is used for people.
- B) Whom is used for people as an object.
- C) Correct. 'Which' refers to a thing and introduces a non-defining relative clause.
- D) Whose shows possession, which is not the case.
- E) Where refers to places.
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