Questões de Concurso

No planejamento de atividades de Língua Inglesa para a educação básica, diferentes abordagens metodológicas atribuem funções distintas ao uso da oralidade em sala de aula. Em propostas voltadas à construção da competência comunicativa, a interação verbal assume papel relevante na negociação de sentidos e na utilização contextualizada da língua. Uma prática pedagógica alinhada a essa perspectiva consiste na 

Consider the following excerpt:

"Nevertheless, Newton's theory gained significantinfluence not only because of his clever prismexperiments, but also because he was highly revered inthe scientific community, making his ideas difficult tochallenge for years."

Regarding the cohesive and argumentative relationsestablished in the sentence, judge the statements below.

I."Nevertheless" introduces a relation of contrast betweenthe previously mentioned limitations of Newton's theoryand its subsequent influence.
II.The correlative structure "not only... but also" links twofactors presented as contributing to the historicalinfluence of Newton's theory.
III.The clause "making his ideas difficult to challenge foryears" presents a development associated with Newton'sprestige within the scientific community.

Which proposition(s) is/are CORRECT?

Consider the sentence:

"If it doesn't agree with the experiment, it's wrong."

The conditional construction in this statement is best interpreted as:

The text develops a historical account from ancient theories of vision to contemporary quantum physics. Throughout this progression, the author repeatedly presents explanatory models, introduces observations or experiments that expose their limitations, and shows how later proposals respond to unresolved problems. Considering this pattern of textual construction, the predominant organizational strategy is:

Read the excerpt below:

"Both theories, however, were incomplete. Huygens'wave theory struggled to fully explain why light travels ina straight path, and Newton's particle theory couldn'taccount for diffraction, the spreading of light as it passesaround edges or through narrow openings."

Considering the role of this passage in the developmentof the text's argument, it primarily: