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Ano: 2026
Disciplina: Inglês (Língua Inglesa)
Banca: IGEDUC
Orgão: Pref. São Bento Una-PE
Disciplina: Inglês (Língua Inglesa)
Banca: IGEDUC
Orgão: Pref. São Bento Una-PE
Provas:
- Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehension
- Gramática - Língua InglesaVerbos | VerbsPassado progressivo | Past continuous
- Gramática - Língua InglesaVerbos | VerbsPassado perfeito | Past perfect
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More than 20 children killed in DR Congo school fire
At least 24 schoolchildren have died in a stampede as
they tried to flee a fire that engulfed two schools in
rebel-held Bukavu in the eastern Democratic Republic of
Congo, officials there have said.
Adults are also reported to have died in the fire and there
are fears that the death toll could rise further in the
densely populated Kadutu commune.
Survivors have been taken to nearby hospitals, and
footage of the scene shows children lying on hospital
floors in pain.
Some 300 houses have also been destroyed in the fire,
the cause of which is unknown.
Rebel?appointed authorities released a provisional death
toll of 24 on Thursday evening, confirming previous
reports, but there are fears that more people may have
died.
Pictures circulating on social media show young children
lying motionless on the ground.
A witness quoted by Reuters news agency said the fire
had been put out by afternoon but smoke was still rising
from rubble and corrugated metal.
Bukavu, the capital of South Kivu province and one of DR
Congo's most crowded hillside cities, was captured by
M23 rebels in February last year.
Meanwhile the government in Kinshasa released a
statement on X, without specifying numbers of casualties.
"The Ministry of National Education and New Citizenship
expressed deep sorrow over the deadly fire," it said.
"With several lives lost and many injured, the toll remains
provisional. The minister offered condolences, affirmed
solidarity with families, and ordered assessments of
affected schools to ensure learning continuity."
The tragedy follows a similar fire in Kinshasa last
weekend, where residents died in a stampede at a
wedding banquet hall.
In response, the government has ordered strict safety
measures and deployed teams nationwide to enforce
standards at public gathering places.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cgjq15j7318o
"A witness quoted by Reuters news agency said the fire had been put out by afternoon but smoke was still rising from rubble and corrugated metal."
Regarding the temporal relations expressed by the verbs, mark T, for true, and F, for false.
( ) Had been put out presents the extinguishing of the fire as completed before the witness's reported statement.
( ) Was still rising presents the smoke as an ongoing situation at the reference point described by the witness.
( ) The use of had been put out places the extinguishing after the smoke had stopped rising.
( ) The two verb forms allow the report to contrast a completed event with a continuing consequence.
Select the alternative that presents the CORRECT sequence.
Provas
Questão presente nas seguintes provas
Read the text and answer questions 37 to 40.
World Inequality Report 2026 – “Inequality persists at a
very extreme level”
Today’s inequality of opportunity fuels tomorrow’s inequality of
outcomes. Average education spending per child in SubSaharan Africa stands at only €200 (PPP), compared with
€7,400 in Europe and €9,000 in North America and Oceania, a
gap over 1 to 40, approximately three times as much as the gap
in per capita GDP. Such disparities shape life chances across
generations, entrenching a geography of opportunity that
exacerbates and perpetuates global wealth hierarchies.
Wealth has reached historic highs but remains very unevenly
distributed. The top 0.001%, fewer than 60,000
multimillionaires, owns three times more wealth than the entire
bottom half of humanity combined. Within almost every region,
the top 1% alone hold more wealth than the bottom 90%
combined.
The global financial system is rigged in favour of rich countries.
At the global level, around 1% of the global GDP flows each year
from poorer to richer countries through net income transfers
associated with persistent excess yields and lower interest
payments on rich-country liabilities, nearly three times the
amount of global development aid.
The gender pay gap persists across all regions and is larger
when unpaid labor hours are accounted for. Excluding unpaid
work, women earn only 61% of what men earn per working hour;
when unpaid labor is included, this figure falls to just 32%. In
every region, women work more hours than men when unpaid
labor is accounted for.
Source: https://wid.world/news-article/world-inequality-report-2026-inequality-persist-at-a-veryextreme-level/
Provas
Questão presente nas seguintes provas
Read the text and answer questions 37 to 40.
World Inequality Report 2026 – “Inequality persists at a
very extreme level”
Today’s inequality of opportunity fuels tomorrow’s inequality of
outcomes. Average education spending per child in SubSaharan Africa stands at only €200 (PPP), compared with
€7,400 in Europe and €9,000 in North America and Oceania, a
gap over 1 to 40, approximately three times as much as the gap
in per capita GDP. Such disparities shape life chances across
generations, entrenching a geography of opportunity that
exacerbates and perpetuates global wealth hierarchies.
Wealth has reached historic highs but remains very unevenly
distributed. The top 0.001%, fewer than 60,000
multimillionaires, owns three times more wealth than the entire
bottom half of humanity combined. Within almost every region,
the top 1% alone hold more wealth than the bottom 90%
combined.
The global financial system is rigged in favour of rich countries.
At the global level, around 1% of the global GDP flows each year
from poorer to richer countries through net income transfers
associated with persistent excess yields and lower interest
payments on rich-country liabilities, nearly three times the
amount of global development aid.
The gender pay gap persists across all regions and is larger
when unpaid labor hours are accounted for. Excluding unpaid
work, women earn only 61% of what men earn per working hour;
when unpaid labor is included, this figure falls to just 32%. In
every region, women work more hours than men when unpaid
labor is accounted for.
Source: https://wid.world/news-article/world-inequality-report-2026-inequality-persist-at-a-veryextreme-level/
Provas
Questão presente nas seguintes provas
Read the text and answer questions 37 to 40.
World Inequality Report 2026 – “Inequality persists at a
very extreme level”
Today’s inequality of opportunity fuels tomorrow’s inequality of
outcomes. Average education spending per child in SubSaharan Africa stands at only €200 (PPP), compared with
€7,400 in Europe and €9,000 in North America and Oceania, a
gap over 1 to 40, approximately three times as much as the gap
in per capita GDP. Such disparities shape life chances across
generations, entrenching a geography of opportunity that
exacerbates and perpetuates global wealth hierarchies.
Wealth has reached historic highs but remains very unevenly
distributed. The top 0.001%, fewer than 60,000
multimillionaires, owns three times more wealth than the entire
bottom half of humanity combined. Within almost every region,
the top 1% alone hold more wealth than the bottom 90%
combined.
The global financial system is rigged in favour of rich countries.
At the global level, around 1% of the global GDP flows each year
from poorer to richer countries through net income transfers
associated with persistent excess yields and lower interest
payments on rich-country liabilities, nearly three times the
amount of global development aid.
The gender pay gap persists across all regions and is larger
when unpaid labor hours are accounted for. Excluding unpaid
work, women earn only 61% of what men earn per working hour;
when unpaid labor is included, this figure falls to just 32%. In
every region, women work more hours than men when unpaid
labor is accounted for.
Source: https://wid.world/news-article/world-inequality-report-2026-inequality-persist-at-a-veryextreme-level/
Provas
Questão presente nas seguintes provas
Read the text and answer questions 37 to 40.
World Inequality Report 2026 – “Inequality persists at a
very extreme level”
Today’s inequality of opportunity fuels tomorrow’s inequality of
outcomes. Average education spending per child in SubSaharan Africa stands at only €200 (PPP), compared with
€7,400 in Europe and €9,000 in North America and Oceania, a
gap over 1 to 40, approximately three times as much as the gap
in per capita GDP. Such disparities shape life chances across
generations, entrenching a geography of opportunity that
exacerbates and perpetuates global wealth hierarchies.
Wealth has reached historic highs but remains very unevenly
distributed. The top 0.001%, fewer than 60,000
multimillionaires, owns three times more wealth than the entire
bottom half of humanity combined. Within almost every region,
the top 1% alone hold more wealth than the bottom 90%
combined.
The global financial system is rigged in favour of rich countries.
At the global level, around 1% of the global GDP flows each year
from poorer to richer countries through net income transfers
associated with persistent excess yields and lower interest
payments on rich-country liabilities, nearly three times the
amount of global development aid.
The gender pay gap persists across all regions and is larger
when unpaid labor hours are accounted for. Excluding unpaid
work, women earn only 61% of what men earn per working hour;
when unpaid labor is included, this figure falls to just 32%. In
every region, women work more hours than men when unpaid
labor is accounted for.
Source: https://wid.world/news-article/world-inequality-report-2026-inequality-persist-at-a-veryextreme-level/
Provas
Questão presente nas seguintes provas
Choose the only sentence that correctly uses the
reported speech for the statement below.
The principal said, “We are implementing the new assessment framework today.”
The principal said, “We are implementing the new assessment framework today.”
Provas
Questão presente nas seguintes provas
- Voz Ativa e Passiva | Passive and Active Voice
- Gramática - Língua InglesaVerbos | VerbsPresente perfeito | Present perfect
Rewrite the sentence below in the passive voice and
choose the grammatically correct alternative.
The accreditation committee has reassessed the institutional evaluation criteria after the external audit.
The accreditation committee has reassessed the institutional evaluation criteria after the external audit.
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Questão presente nas seguintes provas
- Gramática - Língua InglesaVerbos | VerbsPassado simples | Simple past
- Gramática - Língua InglesaVerbos | VerbsPassado perfeito | Past perfect
Choose the only sentence that is grammatically correct
and clearly indicates the chronological order of two
completed past events.
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Questão presente nas seguintes provas
In which of the following sentences does the underlined
verb correspond to an anomalous verb in English?
Provas
Questão presente nas seguintes provas
In which of the following sentences does the verb used
in the present perfect correspond to a regular verb?
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