32. Segundo o texto,
(A) o planeta Saturno tem um volume igual ao da Terra e é composto de hidrogênio e hélio.
(B) na parte equatorial de Saturno ocorrem rajadas de ventos de mais de 1 770 km/h.
(C) ocorrem em Saturno rajadas de ventos que são tão fortes quanto as que ocorrem na Terra, na região do Equador.
(D) em Saturno, as nuvens de hélio precipitam-se quando a temperatura atinge -139ºC
(E) os gases concentrados em Saturno tornam este planeta o mais frio do sistema solar (-139ºC).
33. O trecho - .. Saturn is made up mostly o fhydrogen and helium...-
pode ser reescrito, sem alteração de significado:
(A) Saturn is made up exclusively of hydrogen and helium.
(B) Saturn is made up more of hydrogen than heliurn.
(C) Hydrogen and helium are the only components of Saturn.
(D) Saturn is mainly made up of hydrogen and helium.
(E) On the whole Saturn is made np ofhydrogen.
Leia a estória em quadrinhos a seguir e responda às questões
de números 34 e 35
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(The Snoopy Festival-by Charles M. Schulz-Holt, Rinehart and Winston-New York)
34. A alternativa que expressa corretamente o contido na estória em quadrinhos é:
(A) Snoopy gets nervous before every game and so does the boy.
(E) Snoopy and the boy are both calm.
(C) Snoopy is calm before every game but the boy isn't.
(D) The boy is calm before every game and so is Snoopy.
(E) Snoopy and the boy get nervous before every game.
35. Na expressão - We superstars are used to lots of pressure
-no último quadrinho, o termo used to pode ser substituído
por
(A) familiar with.
(E) nervous about.
(C) blamed for.
(D) interested in.
(E) unaccustomed to.
Leia o texto a seguir e responda às questões de números 36 a 38.
People do not decide to become extraordinary. They decide to accomplish extraordinary things.On May 29,1953 at 11:30 a. m., Sir Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay became the first men to stand on the summit of Mt. Everest. But the top of the mountain was just the beginning of Sir Edmund's journey. Fifty years later, his perpetual pursuit of things once imagined has resulted in the construction of 27 schools, two hospitals, medical clinics, bridges and freshwater pipelines for the people of Nepal. He may have left hís footprint on a mountain, but he put his indelible irnprint on the world. Proving once again that some people are just destined to rise to the top.
(Natural History, 10/3, volume 112)
36. According to the text, Sír Edmund Hillary and S.T. Norgay
(A) reached the top of Mt.Everest in the beginning of their journey fifty years ago.
(E) accomplished an extraordinary journey to Mt. Everest in 1953.
(C) decided to become extraordinary by climbing Mt. Everest in 1953.
(D) have built schools, hospitals, medical clinics, bridges and freshwater pipelines for the people of Nepal.
(E) proved that they left their footprints on a mountain near Mt.Everest fifty years ago.
37. No trecho - He may have left his footprint on a mountain...-
a forma verbal utilizada expressa
(A) permissão.
(B) desaprovação.
(C) persuasão.
(D) dedução negativa.
(E) possibilidade.
38. No trecho - ... his perpetual pursuit of things once imagined... - a expressão pursuit of pode ser substituida, adequadamente, por
(A) search for.
(B) persecution of.
(C) denial of.
(D) doubt about.
(E) fear of.