No cartum, o estudante faz uma pergunta usando turn this thing on por

• suspeitar que o colega está com seu material por engano.

• duvidar que o colega possa se tornar um bom aluno.

• desconfiar que o livro levado é de outra matéria.

• entender como desligada a postura do colega.

• desconhecer como usar um livro impresso.

Qual alternativa abaixo contém um exemplo do uso do superlativo?

• “Public transport is increasingly becoming one of the most crucial forms of transport (...)”.

• “Now, researchers at the Polytechnic University of Turin have ranked the world’s largest networks (...)”.

• “(...) to come up with engaging and meaningful visualisations (...)”.

• “(...) the acceleration of urban growth has led to an unprecedented level of urban interactions (...)”.

No trecho: “Founded in 1818, the museum is Brazil's oldest scientific institution and one of the largest and most renowned museums in Latin America” temos 3 exemplos de:

• The superlative of inferiority of adjectives

• The superlative of superiority of adjectives.

• The comparative of inferiority of adjectives.

• The comparative of superiority of adjectives.

Words and expressions such as older (title), live longer (l. 4), longevity (l. 8), older person (l. 34) and the elderly (l. 36) belong to the same semantic field. The elderly is translated as:

• antigos

• idosos

• obsoletos

• longínquos

The adjective form “the best” (line 3) and “nice” (line 4), underlined in the text, have as their COMPARATIVE forms, respectively:

• good and nicer.

• better and nicer.

• best and the nicer.

• the better and the nicest.

The word “deadliest”, undelined in the text, is a

• superlative

• comparative

• comparative of equality

• comparative of superiority

The word “easier”, in the text, is in the:

• base form

• superlative form

• comparative form

• participle form

The expression “most sensational”, in the cartoon, is being used as

• comparative adjective

• superlative adjective

• preposition

• adverb

Choose the word that best completes the sentence below.

_________________ place I’ve ever visited was the Netherlands.

• the most

• the more far

• the farthest

• the farest

Choose the alternative that correctly shows the comparative form of the adjectives below.

far - good – bad – easy - old

• further - best – worst – easier – oldest

• farther - better – worse – easiest - older

• further - better – worse – easier – elder

• farther – best – worse – easier – oldest