Questões de Inglês do ENEM

The right pronoun to fill Blank II is:

The phrase “a Harvard­educated airline entrepreneur” functions as:

The text says that:

The prefix anti­in (“…a clear anti­communist choice…”) means:

Segundo o texto, a conexão entre a música e a matemática normalmente causa

De acordo com o texto, as duas características da matemática que justificam a sua associação com a música são

“This thought-provoking and brilliant book, […]” (line 23) is

Read the text again and answer questions 39 and 40:

Choose the only alternative that is TRUE according to paragraph 2.

De acordo com as informações do texto,

Assinale a alternativa que apresenta o motivo correto pelo qual David M. Kennedy foi a Boston.

Segundo o texto, as taxas de criminalidade

The communicative intention of this article is to

Considering David Cameron’s and Angela Merkel’s views stated in the first paragraph, it can be said that

According to Paragraph 2 (lines 11-21), multiculturalism has been ‘attacked’ because it

The word in bold is substituted by the word in parentheses, without change in meaning, in

According to paragraph 7 (lines 65-76), it can be inferred that Charles Taylor

In the fragment “An intercultural perspective is better served to these sociological realities, it is argued, in a way that can be contrasted against a multiculturalism that emphasises strong ethnic or cultural identities at the expense of wider cultural exchanges.” (lines 92-96), the expression ‘at the expense of…’ can be substituted, without change in meaning, by

The fragment “it is argued’ (line 93) can be substituted without misinterpreting the meaning given in the context by

The boldfaced expression conveys the idea of advice in

In the fragments “The interesting aspect of our discussion here is that they do so in a way that relies upon a formulation of groups,” (lines 102-104)” and “As such, they are less concerned with the diversity of the location that migrants and ethnic minorities are from,” (lines 110-112), ‘relies upon’ and ‘concerned with’ mean, respectively,