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Regular English inflectional endings may have different
pronunciations even when their spelling remains the
same. A teacher selects words from a classroom text so
that students can identify how plural "-s" and past "-ed"
endings are pronounced.
Match the items in Column I with the words in Column II.
COLUMN I
1.Plural "-s" pronounced with an "s" sound, as in cats.
2.Plural "-s" pronounced with a "z" sound, as in dogs.
3.Past "-ed" pronounced as an extra syllable, as in needed.
4.Past "-ed" pronounced with a "t" sound, as in worked.
COLUMN II
( ) roads.
( ) worked.
( ) maps.
( ) wanted.
Select the alternative that presents the CORRECT association, from top to bottom.
Match the items in Column I with the words in Column II.
COLUMN I
1.Plural "-s" pronounced with an "s" sound, as in cats.
2.Plural "-s" pronounced with a "z" sound, as in dogs.
3.Past "-ed" pronounced as an extra syllable, as in needed.
4.Past "-ed" pronounced with a "t" sound, as in worked.
COLUMN II
( ) roads.
( ) worked.
( ) maps.
( ) wanted.
Select the alternative that presents the CORRECT association, from top to bottom.
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An English teacher uses spelling activities together with
oral discrimination so that students do not assume a
one-to-one relationship between letters and sounds. The
activity includes letter names and words whose similar
spelling patterns correspond to different pronunciations.
Considering English orthography and pronunciation, mark T, for true, and F, for false.
( ) The letter name "G" begins with the same consonant phoneme found at the beginning of "job."
( ) The conventional English name of the letter "H" begins with the phoneme /h/.
( ) The grapheme "c" represents the same consonant phoneme in "city" and "cat."
( ) The words "though," "through," and "thought" illustrate that similar orthographic sequences may correspond to different phonological patterns.
After analysis, select the alternative that presents the CORRECT sequence of the items above, from top to bottom.
Considering English orthography and pronunciation, mark T, for true, and F, for false.
( ) The letter name "G" begins with the same consonant phoneme found at the beginning of "job."
( ) The conventional English name of the letter "H" begins with the phoneme /h/.
( ) The grapheme "c" represents the same consonant phoneme in "city" and "cat."
( ) The words "though," "through," and "thought" illustrate that similar orthographic sequences may correspond to different phonological patterns.
After analysis, select the alternative that presents the CORRECT sequence of the items above, from top to bottom.
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- Planejamento na EducaçãoNíveis e tipos de planejamentoPlanejamento Educacional
- Tecnologias Educacionais
- Mídias, Comunicação e Tecnologias na Educação
- Tipos de Planos de Ensino
- Elaboração do Planejamento de Ensino
- As Tecnologias da Comunicação e Informação nas Práticas Educativas
The article explains how LiDAR allowed researchers to
obtain information that could not easily be observed
beneath dense vegetation. An English teacher plans an
interdisciplinary sequence with Geography and History
and wants digital technology to contribute to language
learning rather than operate merely as decoration.
Which proposal appropriately integrates technology, content, and English-language learning?
Which proposal appropriately integrates technology, content, and English-language learning?
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- Planejamento na EducaçãoNíveis e tipos de planejamentoPlanejamento Educacional
- Elaboração do Planejamento de Ensino
Students are preparing an argumentative email to the
school council. Their teacher asks them to keep
successive versions so that the class can distinguish
operations that occur at different moments of the writing
process.
Match the stages in Column I with the operations in Column II.
COLUMN I 1.Planning.
2.Textualization.
3.Revision.
4.Rewriting.
COLUMN II
( ) The writer evaluates whether the main claim is sufficiently supported and whether the order of arguments serves the intended purpose.
( ) The writer establishes audience, communicative objective, relevant information, and an initial organization for the text.
( ) The writer produces another version incorporating changes considered necessary after evaluating the previous draft.
( ) The writer converts selected ideas into connected sentences and paragraphs while making lexical and grammatical choices.
Select the alternative that presents the CORRECT association, from top to bottom.
Match the stages in Column I with the operations in Column II.
COLUMN I 1.Planning.
2.Textualization.
3.Revision.
4.Rewriting.
COLUMN II
( ) The writer evaluates whether the main claim is sufficiently supported and whether the order of arguments serves the intended purpose.
( ) The writer establishes audience, communicative objective, relevant information, and an initial organization for the text.
( ) The writer produces another version incorporating changes considered necessary after evaluating the previous draft.
( ) The writer converts selected ideas into connected sentences and paragraphs while making lexical and grammatical choices.
Select the alternative that presents the CORRECT association, from top to bottom.
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An eighth-grade teacher plans a unit on advice and
decision-making. Students first examine messages from
online advice columns, discuss how writers position
themselves toward different problems, notice recurring
modal structures, and later record responses to new
situations for a specified audience.
Considering the relationship between linguistic knowledge and communicative language use, select the CORRECT methodological interpretation.
Considering the relationship between linguistic knowledge and communicative language use, select the CORRECT methodological interpretation.
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Read the text below.
At 7:10, the gym doors were still locked. Maya checked the message again: "Bring your trainers, but meet us in Room 12 first." Outside, the rain had begun to hammer the windows. She folded the permission slip back into her bag and headed upstairs.
A reader is asked to formulate a hypothesis without converting implicit information into certainty. Which interpretation is supported by the available textual evidence?
At 7:10, the gym doors were still locked. Maya checked the message again: "Bring your trainers, but meet us in Room 12 first." Outside, the rain had begun to hammer the windows. She folded the permission slip back into her bag and headed upstairs.
A reader is asked to formulate a hypothesis without converting implicit information into certainty. Which interpretation is supported by the available textual evidence?
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- Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehension
- Formação de palavras (prefixos e sufixos) | Word formation (prefix and suffix)
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'Simply astonishing': Experts just found a massive
lost civilisation hiding in the Amazon
A civilisation that may have once numbered up to 3
million people has been uncovered beneath the Amazon
rainforest's dense canopy, according to a new study.
Researchers used LIDAR − a technology that fires pulses
of laser light through gaps in the forest canopy to map
the ground below − to survey more than 4,400km of the
southwestern Amazon Basin. The findings were
published in Nature.
Archaeologists now believe the Aquiry civilisation, which
lived in the region from roughly 600BCE to 850CE, may
have been around three times larger than previously
expected. At its peak, their society may have numbered
1.25 −3 million people.
The survey uncovered thousands of geometric patterns
built into the Earth, known as geoglyphs, which take
various shapes including circles and squares and appear
to be connected by straight roads or pathways.
"The scale and precision of these constructions are
simply astonishing," lead author and University of
Helsinki archaeologist, Prof Martti Pärssinen, told BBC
Science Focus.
"Based on LiDAR surveys covering 4,500 km², we
estimate that the entire 183,000 km² Aquiry region may
contain approximately 24,000 to 30,000 earthworks
linked by hundreds of roads, revealing a scale of
landscape modification previously unimaginable for this
part of Amazonia."
Before LIDAR technology was able to peek through the
trees, experts could only investigate deforested areas of
the Amazon − fuelling a mistaken belief that only the
rainforest's sparser regions had been settled by humans,
and not its denser parts.
"These findings suggest that many other regions across
Amazonia may likewise have been far more densely
populated and intensively modified than previously
assumed, challenging the long-standing view of the
rainforest as a largely untouched wilderness," Pärssinen
said.
The next phase of the project is to use the same laser technology to identify tree species that early societies
domesticated − such as those bearing nuts or fruit, and
which continue to grow in the region today.
"We will then investigate how their distribution relates to
different ecosystems, as well as to the locations of
earthworks and ancient road networks," Pärssinen said.
"Simply put, one cannot help but wonder: what else
remains hidden beneath the forest canopy?"
https://www.sciencefocus.com/news/amazon-civilisation-lidar
Which morphological analysis is CORRECT?
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- Gramática - Língua InglesaAdjetivos | AdjectivesComparativo e superlativo de adjetivos | Comparative and superlative
- Gramática - Língua InglesaAdvérbios e conjunções | Adverbs and conjunctionsAdvérbios de: lugar, modo, tempo e freqüência | Adverbs of: place, manner, time and frequency
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'Simply astonishing': Experts just found a massive
lost civilisation hiding in the Amazon
A civilisation that may have once numbered up to 3
million people has been uncovered beneath the Amazon
rainforest's dense canopy, according to a new study.
Researchers used LIDAR − a technology that fires pulses
of laser light through gaps in the forest canopy to map
the ground below − to survey more than 4,400km of the
southwestern Amazon Basin. The findings were
published in Nature.
Archaeologists now believe the Aquiry civilisation, which
lived in the region from roughly 600BCE to 850CE, may
have been around three times larger than previously
expected. At its peak, their society may have numbered
1.25 −3 million people.
The survey uncovered thousands of geometric patterns
built into the Earth, known as geoglyphs, which take
various shapes including circles and squares and appear
to be connected by straight roads or pathways.
"The scale and precision of these constructions are
simply astonishing," lead author and University of
Helsinki archaeologist, Prof Martti Pärssinen, told BBC
Science Focus.
"Based on LiDAR surveys covering 4,500 km², we
estimate that the entire 183,000 km² Aquiry region may
contain approximately 24,000 to 30,000 earthworks
linked by hundreds of roads, revealing a scale of
landscape modification previously unimaginable for this
part of Amazonia."
Before LIDAR technology was able to peek through the
trees, experts could only investigate deforested areas of
the Amazon − fuelling a mistaken belief that only the
rainforest's sparser regions had been settled by humans,
and not its denser parts.
"These findings suggest that many other regions across
Amazonia may likewise have been far more densely
populated and intensively modified than previously
assumed, challenging the long-standing view of the
rainforest as a largely untouched wilderness," Pärssinen
said.
The next phase of the project is to use the same laser technology to identify tree species that early societies
domesticated − such as those bearing nuts or fruit, and
which continue to grow in the region today.
"We will then investigate how their distribution relates to
different ecosystems, as well as to the locations of
earthworks and ancient road networks," Pärssinen said.
"Simply put, one cannot help but wonder: what else
remains hidden beneath the forest canopy?"
https://www.sciencefocus.com/news/amazon-civilisation-lidar
"Archaeologists now believe the Aquiry civilisation [...] may have been around three times larger than previously expected."
The words "now," "larger," and "previously" belong to different grammatical categories and perform distinct functions in the sentence.
Choose the CORRECT grammatical classification of the words in the sentence.
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O texto seguinte servirá de base para responder à questão.
'Simply astonishing': Experts just found a massive
lost civilisation hiding in the Amazon
A civilisation that may have once numbered up to 3
million people has been uncovered beneath the Amazon
rainforest's dense canopy, according to a new study.
Researchers used LIDAR − a technology that fires pulses
of laser light through gaps in the forest canopy to map
the ground below − to survey more than 4,400km of the
southwestern Amazon Basin. The findings were
published in Nature.
Archaeologists now believe the Aquiry civilisation, which
lived in the region from roughly 600BCE to 850CE, may
have been around three times larger than previously
expected. At its peak, their society may have numbered
1.25 −3 million people.
The survey uncovered thousands of geometric patterns
built into the Earth, known as geoglyphs, which take
various shapes including circles and squares and appear
to be connected by straight roads or pathways.
"The scale and precision of these constructions are
simply astonishing," lead author and University of
Helsinki archaeologist, Prof Martti Pärssinen, told BBC
Science Focus.
"Based on LiDAR surveys covering 4,500 km², we
estimate that the entire 183,000 km² Aquiry region may
contain approximately 24,000 to 30,000 earthworks
linked by hundreds of roads, revealing a scale of
landscape modification previously unimaginable for this
part of Amazonia."
Before LIDAR technology was able to peek through the
trees, experts could only investigate deforested areas of
the Amazon − fuelling a mistaken belief that only the
rainforest's sparser regions had been settled by humans,
and not its denser parts.
"These findings suggest that many other regions across
Amazonia may likewise have been far more densely
populated and intensively modified than previously
assumed, challenging the long-standing view of the
rainforest as a largely untouched wilderness," Pärssinen
said.
The next phase of the project is to use the same laser technology to identify tree species that early societies
domesticated − such as those bearing nuts or fruit, and
which continue to grow in the region today.
"We will then investigate how their distribution relates to
different ecosystems, as well as to the locations of
earthworks and ancient road networks," Pärssinen said.
"Simply put, one cannot help but wonder: what else
remains hidden beneath the forest canopy?"
https://www.sciencefocus.com/news/amazon-civilisation-lidar
Considering textual genres and language practices, mark T, for true, and F, for false.
( ) The text is structured as an academic research article because it presents findings published in Nature and includes information about the methods used by researchers.
( ) The text combines journalistic explanation, numerical evidence, and expert quotations to communicate scientific findings to a broader audience.
( ) The expressive language used in the headline transforms the text into an opinion article whose primary purpose is to defend the author's personal interpretation of the discovery.
( ) The direct quotations function mainly as examples of informal spoken English and have no relevant role in supporting or explaining the information reported.
After analysis, select the alternative that presents the CORRECT sequence of the items above, from top to bottom.
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O texto seguinte servirá de base para responder à questão.
'Simply astonishing': Experts just found a massive
lost civilisation hiding in the Amazon
A civilisation that may have once numbered up to 3
million people has been uncovered beneath the Amazon
rainforest's dense canopy, according to a new study.
Researchers used LIDAR − a technology that fires pulses
of laser light through gaps in the forest canopy to map
the ground below − to survey more than 4,400km of the
southwestern Amazon Basin. The findings were
published in Nature.
Archaeologists now believe the Aquiry civilisation, which
lived in the region from roughly 600BCE to 850CE, may
have been around three times larger than previously
expected. At its peak, their society may have numbered
1.25 −3 million people.
The survey uncovered thousands of geometric patterns
built into the Earth, known as geoglyphs, which take
various shapes including circles and squares and appear
to be connected by straight roads or pathways.
"The scale and precision of these constructions are
simply astonishing," lead author and University of
Helsinki archaeologist, Prof Martti Pärssinen, told BBC
Science Focus.
"Based on LiDAR surveys covering 4,500 km², we
estimate that the entire 183,000 km² Aquiry region may
contain approximately 24,000 to 30,000 earthworks
linked by hundreds of roads, revealing a scale of
landscape modification previously unimaginable for this
part of Amazonia."
Before LIDAR technology was able to peek through the
trees, experts could only investigate deforested areas of
the Amazon − fuelling a mistaken belief that only the
rainforest's sparser regions had been settled by humans,
and not its denser parts.
"These findings suggest that many other regions across
Amazonia may likewise have been far more densely
populated and intensively modified than previously
assumed, challenging the long-standing view of the
rainforest as a largely untouched wilderness," Pärssinen
said.
The next phase of the project is to use the same laser technology to identify tree species that early societies
domesticated − such as those bearing nuts or fruit, and
which continue to grow in the region today.
"We will then investigate how their distribution relates to
different ecosystems, as well as to the locations of
earthworks and ancient road networks," Pärssinen said.
"Simply put, one cannot help but wonder: what else
remains hidden beneath the forest canopy?"
https://www.sciencefocus.com/news/amazon-civilisation-lidar
Considering verb tense, aspect, and voice in sentences from the article, mark T, for true, and F, for false.
( ) In "A civilisation [...] has been uncovered beneath the Amazon rainforest's dense canopy, has been uncovered" is a present perfect passive construction.
( ) In "Researchers used LIDAR", the simple past active presents researchers as the grammatical subject performing the action expressed by used.
( ) In "The findings were published in Nature", the passive construction foregrounds the findings rather than requiring the agent responsible for publication to occupy subject position.
( ) In "The survey uncovered thousands of geometric patterns", the verb uncovered is passive because the geometric patterns receive the action described in the sentence.
After analysis, select the alternative that presents the CORRECT sequence of the items above, from top to bottom.
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