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Mark the item that displays the CORRECT translation for the text below.
The first recorded use of “brain rot” was found in 1854 in Henry David Thoreau’s book Walden, which reports his experiences of living a simple lifestyle in the natural world.
Concurso:
Prefeitura de Fagundes Varela - RS
Disciplina:
Inglês
Mary Douglas's work explores the
boundaries between categories. With this in mind, match
the columns by associating the grammatical and lexical
units as they are structured in the text's arguments:
Column 1:
(1) Essential.
(2) Unity in.
(3) Rituals of
Column 2:
( ) experience
( ) disorder.
( ) impurity.
Which alternative CORRECTLY fills in the parentheses above, from top to bottom?
Column 1:
(1) Essential.
(2) Unity in.
(3) Rituals of
Column 2:
( ) experience
( ) disorder.
( ) impurity.
Which alternative CORRECTLY fills in the parentheses above, from top to bottom?
Concurso:
Prefeitura de Altos - PI
Disciplina:
Inglês
The article explains that an industry of instructional
games "sprang up" in the late eighteenth century. The
verb phrase describes the appearance of a new
commercial and educational activity in response to
changing ideas about childhood education. Mark the
alternative that replaces "sprang up" without changing the
meaning of the passage.
Concurso:
Prefeitura de Altos - PI
Disciplina:
Inglês
In
the opening paragraph, the author states that
educational games "were all the rage" in the early
nineteenth century. The same paragraph describes a
rapidly expanding market for instructional card, dice, and
board games. Considering this context, mark the
alternative that presents the CORRECT meaning of the
expression "all the rage."
Concurso:
Prefeitura de Altos - PI
Disciplina:
Inglês
The article contains the expression "The County Gaol,"
quoted from a British educational game, and later uses
the word "laborer" when explaining the price of Anne
Young's game set. These forms reflect different spelling
traditions. Match the words in Column I with the
descriptions in Column II.
Column I
1. Gaol. 2. Jail. 3. Laborer. 4. Labourer.
Column II
I. Traditional British spelling for a place of imprisonment.
II. Common modern spelling in both American and British usage.
III. American spelling without the letter "u."
IV. British spelling retaining the letter "u."
Mark the alternative that presents the CORRECT matching.
Column I
1. Gaol. 2. Jail. 3. Laborer. 4. Labourer.
Column II
I. Traditional British spelling for a place of imprisonment.
II. Common modern spelling in both American and British usage.
III. American spelling without the letter "u."
IV. British spelling retaining the letter "u."
Mark the alternative that presents the CORRECT matching.
