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ESG / 2023 Exame Especial de Inglês – V.C 1ª Chamada
12ª Classe 90 Minutos
Liceu Avicena

INSTRUÇÕES:

❖ Este exame é direcionado aos alunos com necessidades educativas especiais, com diagnóstico de déficit de
atenção, culminando com perturbações da aprendizagem específica. O mesmo contém quarenta (40)
perguntas com 4 alternativas de resposta cada uma.
❖ Escolha a alternativa correcta e risque a letra correspondente na sua folha de respostas;
❖ Qualquer tentativa de fraude, o exame será anulado e atribuir-se-á nota zero;
❖ Usa APENAS esferográfica de tinta PRETA ou AZUL.

Read the text below and then answer to the questions that follow.

Becoming self-employed

There is encouragement from the government for people to become self-employed. At first it
seems attractive, especially if you have recently become employed. Although one of the main
attractions of becoming self-employed is the possibility of not having to work for somebody else,
there are several disadvantages you should consider, as well. These include not being certain of
having a regular income, having to arrange your own sick pay and a pension and probably
having to work long hours. If you are considering self-employment and do not have already an
idea of what you want to do, you should consider something in which you can use your expertise
skills or something which you have previously done as a hobby. You may get an ideas by
looking at books and leaflets at the local library or maybe if you talk to more expertise people
from different areas. If you have the opportunity, you should undergo some training for the
particular thing you wish to do or work on. For example, if you want to start raising chickens,
proper training for keeping poultry, in general, will be necessary. Some other things that must be
taken into account are: the premises that will be used in the operation of the business, the capital
needed to make the investment and the license needed. In sum, being self-employed can be a
good way of reducing poverty in our country, a however before taking that step it is always
advisable to consider all the things implied.
 Adapted from grade 12, Plural editores

1. According to the text the government is……..

A. Consider self-employment to be B. Thinking of prohibiting people from
something not good being self-employed
C. Encouraging people to be self-employed D. not encouraging anyone to be self-
employed
2. One of the main advantage of being self-employed is….
A. having to arrange your own sick pay B. the possibility of not having to work for
somebody else
C. not having a regular income D. not having to work
3. One of the things someone should do when considering being self-employed is to….
A. Avoid making investments B. Consider something that has already done
before as a hobby
C. Not go into any training D. Avoid talking to people
4. The text states that……
A. It is important to undergo a training for a B. It is not necessary to undergo a training if
particular thing one wants to do one wants to be self-employed
C. There is no need of having a license to be D. Many people are being self-employed
self-employed
5. The text concludes that…..
A. No one can reduce poverty through self- B. For someone be self-employed needs to
employment have a lot of money to open a business
C. Anyone can be self-employed even if D. Self-employment is another way of
does not have money to invest in a reducing poverty
business
In questions 6 to 40 choose the best word to fill the gap

6. She …….... play with dolls when she was a child.

A used B used to B getting used to D was used to
7. If I had gone there, I …..…. be here now.
A wouldn't be B can't be C won't be D shouldn't be
8. When I was 12 years old I used to take bath by ………..
A yourself B myself C ourselves D himself
9. If it doesn’t rain tomorrow, we …..…… . go to the beach.
A would B will C should D could
10. You went to school yesterday,…..…?
A do you B didn’t you C went you D haven’t you
11. If you can't do this exercise by ………, ask the teacher for help.
A herself B themselves C myself D yourself
12. My friend and I helped ……….. doing the homework.
 A one another B each none C each other D none each
13. The bed was very uncomfortable. I …...... sleep very well.
A didn't B did C wasn't D not
14. The students always try to help ………
A all each B one other C each one D one another
15. The Nile is ……… river in Africa.
A the longer B longer than C the longest D longest
16. My sister has two dogs …..….one cat.
A but B because C more D and
17. Vegetables …..… in the market.
A is sold B are sold C sell D are selling
18. I …..… to the cinema three times last week.
A was go B went C gone D go
19. "He will come tomorrow." She told me that he……… tomorrow.
A is coming B will come C would come D can come
20. Those cars are very expensive, ……….?
A are cars B aren't they C aren't cars D are they
21. She is ……….. than me.
A the most tall B taller C more tall D more taller
22. She wants to buy a car……..she doesn't have enough money.
A but B and C so D because
23. A report ……….. every Friday by the employees.
A written B are written C writes D is written
24. "I have been there." She told me that she …….. there.
A had been B has been C was D went
25. I ……. visit you now because I am busy.
A couldn't B might C should D can't
26. All students …….. wear uniform at school.
A should B could C must D need to
27. All these books belong to Samuel. They are………books
A he B he’s C him D his
28. Can you ……… the time, please?
A tell to me B tell me C say to me D say me
29. I will help you with the housework. This sentence is a (an)……….
A advise B offer C warning D order
30. If you want to become an entrepreneur you have to start your own ….….
A budget B business C salary D employment
31. All are modal verbs EXCEPT………..
A can B could C go D would
32. The ceremony………more interesting now.
 A became B become C is becoming D was becoming
33. You are coming for dinner ,…….. ?
A aren't you B are you C is you D won’t you
34. Adjectives are words ……… qualify the nouns.

A who B whom C that D for

35. All are adjectives EXPECT…

A home B intelligent C angry D smart
36. People who run their own business are called……....
A Temporary workers B unemployed people C Self-employed D hard workers
37. All are human rights EXCEPT …………
A right to life B no slavery C freedom of expression D rape
38. A code of polite conduct is called……….
A etiquette B arrogance C rudeness D discourtesy
39. The synonym of the word addiction is ………..
A dependence B unaccustomed C independent D unwilling
40. All are considered to be a crime EXCEPT…..
A Rape B verbal violence C robbery D charity

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