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Q705743
Text II discusses issues related to the opening up of the Tapajós basin for trade. Based on the text, analyse the following statements:
I. The Brazilian government is willing to build the dams without any international investment.
II. Local politicians believe the project may bring economic development to the region.
III. There might be considerable environmental impact if the plan is carried out.
Choose the correct answer:
In the second panel of the comic, the word “stressing” is a(n) 
“Media” (L04) was used as 
“Which” (L16) refers back to 
Mark the option that correctly completes the numbered blanks (31–40) in Text I. 
The words/phrases that are semantically related in Text III and can be used interchangeably are 
The suffixes –AN as in “American” (line 95), –ION as in “Association” (line 95) and –LY as in “nationally” (line 109) are used to form respectively 
From the fragment of Text II “Explaining the ‘triple carbon impact’ of Amazonian oil extraction, the report says that copious amount of carbon is emitted when the rainforest is cut down to establish drill sites” (lines 25-28), the word report refers to 
From the 9th paragraph of Text II (lines 68-76), one can conclude that in recent overall figures, the US import of crude oil 
According to grammar, the sentence “…the ransomware attacks have already cost victims $ 209 million…” (2nd paragraph) is in 
A synonymous for “Poll” (in the text) is 
No texto, o pronome relativo which refere-se a 
In the first line of text 3A7AAA, the expression Due to could be correctly replaced by 
In text 9A3AAA, the word its (l.1) is a 
In text 9A3AAA, a modal verb is 
In text 9A3BBB, has had (l.3) is used to emphasize an event that happened 
In text 9A3BBB, the word thought, both in line 4 and line 6, is 
An example of passive voice taken from text 9A3BBB is 
Modifying the verb tense of the clause the frogs were going to arrive a month ahead of schedule to future, the correct form of were going to arrive becomes 
In text 9A3CCC, a pronoun that introduces a relative clause is 
About the fragment It was there that he began writing the more than 500 compositions that he was to produce it is correct to state that: 
Mark the item which contains an inconsistency and its corresponding correction. 
Youd better see a doctor is the contration of: 
Choose the alternative that best completes the blanks in the text, following 1 to 4 order. 
The sentence But constant negativity can also get in the way of happiness, add to our stress and worry level and ultimately damage our health.' (l. 02-04) could be paraphrased only by the following: 
The word help (l. 17) may be both a noun and a verb without having to change its spelling. The same may occur to all the words bellow, EXCEPT for: 
In the sentence taken from the text: The ability to recognize hand poses, for instance, will make it possible for people to interact with computers in new and more natural ways, such as communicating with computers simply by pointing at things, the underlined expression introduces: 
In text 9A2CCC, the word their (l.15) refers to 
The word from is used in the first sentence of text 9A3AAA to specify 
Segundo o texto, o uso de pronomes como they/them e ze/hir 
De acordo com o texto, o uso intencional de they para todos os gêneros 
In Hymess view one signals competence for language use if he/she 
In the passive Learners have to figure out language becomes 
The word that completes the sentence is 
O pronome it, na 2a linha do texto, refere-se a 
A palavra que preenche a lacuna I corretamente é 
O conectivo que preenche corretamente a lacuna I no primeiro parágrafo do item 2 é 
Um sinônimo para seemingly, conforme é usado em but seemingly Microsoft is against the idea, é 
A conjunção Though, conforme empregada no texto, pode ser traduzida como 
The phrase “lots of data to chew on” in Text II makes use of figurative language and shares some common characteristics with: 
The base form, past tense and past participle of the verb “fall” in “The criticisms fall into three areas” are, respectively: 
In text 8A5BBB, the word “often” (l.27) can be correctly replaced by