Início/Questões/Língua Inglesa/Questão 457941204470922Although conveying different notions and images, the word adopted could replace the word “commandeered” (fourth sentence...1457941204470922Ano: 2024Banca: CESPE / CEBRASPEOrganização: TC-DFDisciplina: Língua InglesaTemas: Vocabulário | SinônimosAlthough conveying different notions and images, the word adopted could replace the word “commandeered” (fourth sentence of the first paragraph) without contradicting the main idea of the sentence in which it is used in the text.ACertoBErradoResponderQuestões relacionadas para praticarQuestão 457941204459462Língua InglesaThe text focuses on showing how the advances made in the 20th century were essential to the development of the notion of agricultural systems.Questão 457941204468233Língua InglesaA aquisição de conhecimento pode ser mais eficaz quando ultrapassadas as fronteiras entre as disciplinas escolares.Questão 457941204469272Língua InglesaA resposta física total (total physical response) é um método adequado para estudantes avançados, pois envolve atividades complexas e discussões profu...Questão 457941204492506Língua InglesaEmbedded analytics do not allow users to get insights and take action at the same time.Questão 457941204492798Língua InglesaTechnical experts, who were previously called IT, had no influence in the construction of BI.Questão 457941204519241Língua InglesaIn the sentence ‘They are blunting cognition and impeding productivity’ (ninth paragraph), the pronoun ‘They’ refers to the “nine out of 10 people in ...Questão 457941204537078Língua InglesaThe author proposes a definition for African literature as that literature written in English.Questão 457941204589307Língua InglesaAccording to the text, Congress’ underlying motivation to pass the Sarbanes-Oxley act was its indignation over the shameful behaviour of some corporat...Questão 457941204602196Língua InglesaIn the clause “But over the years as I’ve gotten to know her better” (R.7), “better” is the irregular comparative form ofQuestão 457941204651592Língua Inglesa“by no means” (ℓ.19) is the same as otherwise.