EXERCÍCIOS REVISÃO EXAME FINAL – 3ª SERIE – 2017 – LÍNGUA INGLESA

CONTEÚDOS:
 Relative Pronouns
 Conjunctions
 Direct x Indirect Speech
 Collocations
 Phrasal Verbs
 Idioms

RELATIVE PRONOUNS

1.Susan,_____ traveled to France, is the new CEO in the company.

a.whom
b. how
c. which
d. who

2.That’s the fireman _________ son suffered an accident this afternoon.

a. which
b. who
c. whose
d. whom

3.The clergyman _______ had a sore throat preached a fine sermon.

a. what
b. which
c. whose
d. whom

4.I know the girl _____ wrote you this letter.

a. whose
b. whom
c. which
d. who

CONJUNCTIONS

5.A conjunção “But” poderia ser substituída sem nenhuma alteração no sentido por:
a.as long as
b.whenever
c.whatever
d.however

6.A conjunção “when” pode ser classificada como:

a.coordenada temporal
b.coordenada racional
c.subordinada temporal
d.coordenada aditiva
7.No trecho “a shortage of not just respect and boundaries but also love” podemos identificar
quantas conjunções?
a.três
b.duas
c.quarto
d.uma

8.A conjunção “and” expressa a ideia de conjunção:

a.adversativa
b.concessiva
c.subjuntiva
d.aditiva

9.Na frase: “Teachers are not only teachers, but also friends” a conjunção destacada é:
a.conj. Subordinada explicativa
b.conj. Subordinada adversativa opositiva
c.conj. Subordinada aditiva
d.conj. Subordinada causal

10.Na frase: “He lives in Cambridge, and studies at Harvard” a conjunção destacada é:
a.conj. Coordenada aditiva
b.conj. Coordenada causal
c.conj. Coordenada explicativa
d.conj. Coordenada adversativa

DIRECT & INDIRECT SPEECH

11.Wilson: “How do you do, Dr. Smith”.

Indirect:
a.Mr. Wilson said(that) how do you do, Dr. Smith.
b.Mr. Wilson said(that) how did you do, Dr. Smith.
c.Mr. Wilson asked how Dr. Smith was doing.
d.Mr. Wilson asked how Dr. Smith did.

12.Margareth: “Dr. Smith is an economist. He´s lived in New York for a long time”.
Indirect:
a.Margareth told Dr. Smith was an economist and has lived in New York for a long time.
b.Margareth said(that) Dr. Smith was an economist and had lived in New York for a long time.
c.Margareth said(that) Dr. Smith was an economist and lived in New York for a long time.
d.Margareth told Dr. Smith is an economist and lives in New York for a long time.

13.Mr. Wilson: “How long have you lived in New York”?

Indirect:
a.Mr. Wilson asked how long (Mr. Smith) had lived in New York.
b.Mr. Wilson asked how long (Mr. Smith) has lived in New York.
c.Mr. Wilson asked how long (Mr. Smith) lived in New York.
d.Mr. Wilson asked how long (Mr. Smith) have would lived in New York.

14. .Indirect: They told me they were working that day.

Direct:
a.“They are working now”
b. “We are working today”
c. “They were working”
d. “We were working today”
15. Indirect: She told me not to arrive late for the test that week.
Direct:
a. “Don’t arrive late for the test next day!”
b. “Don’t arrive late for the test next week!”
c. “Don’t arrive late for the test today!”
d. “Don’t arrive late for the test this week!”

16. Indirect: The nurse asked what my blood type was.

Direct:
a. What was your blood type, Ma’am?”
b. What is my blood type, Ma’am?”
c. “What is your blood type, Ma’am?”
d. What was her blood type, Ma’am?”

COLLOCATIONS

17.Susan decidiu cortar o cabelo. Ela quer...

a.to do a haircut
b.to have a haircut
c.to make a haircut

18.O Brasil quer adentrar novos mercados de importação e exportação, a melhor maneira é fazer
negócios com a China.
a.to have business
b.to make business
c.to do business

19.A professora está muito confiante pois seus alunos estão fazendo progresso neste semestre. Eles
estão...
b.making progress
b.having progress
c.doing progress

20.A polícia ainda investigar o caso de arrombamento ocorrido na faculdade esta semana. Eles não
entendem como indivíduos puderam...
a.break the
b.break on
c.break in

21.As Nações Unidas ainda buscam um acordo com países que apoiam a guerra na Síria. Está difícil
para eles...
a.find out an agreement
b.reach an agreement
c.come to an agrément

22.Estudantes não conseguem desconectar em momento algum, inclusive durante suas aulas. Eles
sempre...
a.go online
b.go on conected
c.stay online

23.Todos puderam perceber que ela era estrangeira pois falou com um sotaque Britânico marcante...
a.a strong British accent
b.a pronounced British accent
c.a terrible British accent
PHRASAL VERBS

24.I don’t think this new software will________. It’s not user friendly.
a. chip in
b. catch on
c.pass away
d. run down

25.I think it’s time you_________. You’re not so young anymore.

a. settled down
b. got over
c.let down
d. cut in

26.I _______because I noticed I had a flat tire.

a. called off
b. told off
c.tried out
d. pulled over

27.Unfortunately, there aren’t many politicians that we can look up to.

a. despise
b. trust
c.admire and respect
d.blame

28.If you don’t want to spend a lot on meals, look out for restaurants with a fixed price menu.
a. avoid going to
b. be suspicious of
c.choose
d. pay attention and try to find

29.I was almost convincing the project manager when Derek cut in.
a. entered the room
b. interrupted the conversation
c.stopped by
d. made an inappropriate remark

30.It was not my fault. This thing simply fell apart when I took it from the shelf.
a) slipped
b) broke into pieces
c) stopped working
d) turned off

31.I came across a fifty-dollar bill inside a pocket.

a) found by chance
b) hid
c) looked for
d) reserved

32. It’s hard to get along with people who think they are always right.
a) like and be friendly with
b) tolerate
c) give support to
d) praise
33.You’d better cut down on carbs if you want to lose body fat.
a) swallow
b) get rid of
c) digest
d) reduce

34.They should do something to make up for the time you spent there.
a) compensate for
b) explain
c) value
d) pay for

35.Somebody broke in and made off with the laptop computers and the TVs.
a) damaged
b) stole
c) turned on
d) displaced

36.Mrs. Jones had been checking up on her husband since he began arriving home late every day.
a) following
b) ignoring
c) investigating
d) questioning

37.The Andersons wish their daughter hadn’t dropped out of college.

a) postponed going to
b) quit
c) failed
d) moved out

IDIOMS
Match the Idioms and their definitions:

a)Speak Of The Devil -

b)When Pigs Fly -
c)See Eye To Eye
d)Be Under The Weather -
e)Kill Two Birds With One Stone -
f)Cost An Arm And A Leg -
g)Break A Leg -
h)Let The Cat Out Of The Bag -
i)Cut Corners –
j)Once in a Blue Moon -

38.( )Do something poorly in order to save time or money

39.( )The person we were just talking about showed up!
40.( )Something very expensive
41.( )Rarely to be or happen
42.( )Wish someone good luck
43.( )A attitude that might be difficult to be taken by someone
44.( )Feel uncomfortable or bad upon an act or situation
45.( )Get to an agreement or arrangement
46.( )Get various results by doing or taking an only action
47.( )Let some information out more commonly by chance