Avaliação - Inglês - 9º Ano - 1º Trimestre
Avaliação - Inglês - 9º Ano - 1º Trimestre
Avaliação - Inglês - 9º Ano - 1º Trimestre
j - While Natasha _______ an apple, she _____ her finger. (cut - cut)
○ was cutting - cut
○ cutted - cutted
○ cut - was cutting
○ cut - cut
Hannah met Jamie in the summer of 2004. It was Hannah’s 21st birthday and she and her
friends went to a club. They wanted to dance, but they didn’t like the music so Hannah went
d) Why was Hannah running with her car one October evening?
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3. Write a possible end to Hanna and Jamie’s story. It doesn’t have to be long. Be
creative.
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4. Read the text and complete the blanks with the alternatives.
Star Wars
The plain, brown cloak that Sir Alec Guinness 1) __________ when he played the
character Obi-Wan Kenobi 2) __________ the Star Wars films is part 3) __________ a
collection of film and television costumes that will be sold. Alec Guiness died 4)
__________ 2000.
5) __________ cloak disappeared thirty years ago and was then used in 6)
__________ films. It was even used by people going 7) __________ fancy dress parties.
Experts think it will 8) __________ for £40,000.
d - The twins got on very well together and there was no jealous_____ between them.
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f - When you are not prepared for a situation, it’s common to feel power___.
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Valores culturais de um povo revelam sua forma de ser, agir e pensar. Na concepção
da autora, as diferentes formas de educar crianças nos Estados Unidos confirmam que as
crianças:
Is this life
Sitting on a park bench
Thinking about a friend of mine
You do not have to wear a cape or be a crime fighter to be a hero. No matter who
you are or what you do, there are opportunities to help those around you and become a real
hero. Let go of your ego. A real hero knows that their actions might go unnoticed, and that’s
okay. You need to find joy in seeing the smiles on people’s faces not in being thanked.
Initiate the change you want to see. A true hero is constantly thinking about how they can
take action and help others. For example, if you are passionate about the environment,
don’t just tell people that they should recycle. Try to start an environmental club at your
school or get your friends to help you build a compost bin in your backyard. Put others
before yourself. Think about other people needs before considering your own. When you
are making decisions at work or at home, take some time to think about how your actions
will affect the others. Remember that everyone thinks differently. What seems comfortable
3. How does the author say we should act to be a hero in real life?
a. We shouldn’t consider the impact our attitudes have on the others.
b. We shouldn’t ignore the impact we can have on other people.
c. We shouldn’t make difficult decisions for people around us.
Technology U.S. teens use to stay connected during coronavirus pandemic 2020
As of April 2020, 83 percent of teens in the United States were using text messaging
to keep in contact with friends and family during the coronavirus pandemic. Additionally, 72
percent were using phone calls to stay in touch with people they were no longer able to see
in-person during the coronavirus crisis. In contrast, only 37 percent were using e-mail as a
means of staying connected. Increased usage of technology as a means of contact was a