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UNIDADE
Disciplina: Profº(a): SÉRIE: Data: 19

Aluno(a): Nota : Total:

INSTRUÇÕES:
 Não será aceita a utilização de corretivo;
 Não será permitido o empréstimo de material durante a avaliação
 Use somente caneta esferográfica azul ou preta;
 Questões objetivas ou similares rasuradas serão anuladas;
 O aluno só poderá deixar o recinto após transcorridos 45 minutos de prova;
 O Aluno que cometer qualquer infração terá a prova anulada;
 Das questões respondidas com grafite não serão aceitas reclamações posteriores.
 Duração : 50 min - valor : 8,0

1. Look at the pictures and find their names in the word search below. (1,2)

2. Choose the best alternative to complete the following sentences. (1,2)

a. Ann arrives at / in school at / in 7 a.m. every morning.
b. My mother is going to travel to Japan at / in three months.
c. My father always gets up in / at sunrise.
d. I don’t know what’s happening! I simply can’t sleep in / at night.
e. Tessa never brushes her teeth at / in the morning. It’s disgusting!

3. Complete the following sentences with the appropriate reflexive pronoun. (1,6)

a. Bob is really angry at ______________ for forgetting his girlfriend’s birthday. Actually, his
girlfriend is also angry at him!
b. Ellie can’t do her homework by _______________. She needs her mother to help her.
c. This box is too heavy! I can’t carry it by ____________________.
d. My husband and I grow vegetables ________________ in our own garden.
e. Ted and Mary are enjoying _________________ at the party!
f. I believe you can solve this puzzle by ___________________. You’re really smart!
g. My dog is looking __________________ at the mirror and it’s barking like crazy!
h. Let me introduce __________________, my name is Wolfgang and I’m the new boss.

4. Read the text and write T (true) or F (false). (1,0)

If You’ve Never Stayed at A Bed and Breakfast, Here’s What You’re Missing Out On

Before checking the most popular hotel in town, we have a different idea for you: a bed and breakfast.
That’s right, stay in a room at the home of someone who knows your destination best. Bed and breakfasts
are different, but in a completely great way. Here are some reasons why B&Bs are a unique experience:

1. You will often pay less than a hotel. In New York City, the average hotel charges $217 for a night, while
a B&B comes in at around $169. That’s almost $50 less a night!

2. Forget your continental breakfast — at B&Bs, you can get a homemade breakfast.

3. Most amenities are free and much better at B&Bs. If you stay in a B&B, not only will you have free Wi-Fi,
but complimentary parking and concierge services, too.

4. A B&B can make you feel like you have transported to a completely different country. A 24-suite inn in
Santa Fe is filled with Afghan and Tibetan crafts and artifacts. Their attention to detail really makes for a
uniquely warm, lush getaway without leaving the States.

5. You can sleep on the same bed that a number of U.S. presidents did.

Adapted from http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/04/08/bed-and-breakfast-vacation_n_5072556.html. Accessed on March 07, 2017.

a.  Bed and breakfasts are a type of accommodation.

b.  Hotels are usually more expensive than B&Bs.
c.  You can get a great continental breakfast at a B&B.
d.  It’s impossible to get free Wi-Fi at a B&B.
e.  A lot of people have used B&Bs throughout the years, including American
presidents.

5. Complete the sentences with the correct reflexive pronouns. (1,0)

a. This car is completely automated – it practically drives __________________.
b. We always enjoy _________________ at the park. It’s so much fun!
c. My father sometimes cuts ___________________ when he’s shaving.
d. I don’t like fish ______________________.
e. The kids ____________________ are making a cake.

6. Choose the best alternative to complete the following sentences (2,0)

a. My brother goes to bed in / at midnight every night!
b. Viola and Vanessa always travel in / at weekends.
c. Don’t point in / at people like that! It’s rude!
d. I’m going to graduate from University at / in 2018.
e. My family always gets together at / in Christmas.
f. My mother will be back in / at thirty minutes.
g. My friends and I usually do their homework at / in the evening.
h. Please come here in / at once.
i. There’s someone at / in the door. I’ll open it.
j. She will be here in / at twenty minutes.