The UFRGS' exam is applied in Porto Alegre and in the university beach campus in Tramandai, on January 10, 11, 12 and 13.
The exam has 25 multiple-choice questions of each subject.
They are arranged as: Physics, literature and modern foreign language in the first day, Portuguese and a writting text in the second day, biology, chemistry and geography in the third day and history and mathematics in the forth day.
English Exam
- READING COMPREHENSION QUESTIONS
-The most comum types of texts are Article, songs or poems. In the 2015 exam, there were 2 articles and 1 poem
-The most comum topics are about modern life, globalization and global sistem.
-We should have a previous knowledge about globalization and the multiculturalizaion of information, and it's interesting to understand "how does it work". We also should be used to read and comprehend poems.
-The focus of the questions is about the main objective of the text, the function of that information that we received.
-There is not a pattern to be followed, it depends of what information the text brings to us.
-To master these questions we simple have to study and read more text about our cotidian and analyze this kind of information
- VOCABULARY QUESTIONS
- Most of the vocabulary questions are about replacement, punctuation and translation.
-The level of the questions is easy.
-Mostof the questions are in portuguese and the alternatives too.
-The questions are easy and you have to pay attention to the text.
- GRAMMAR QUESTIONS
-The mainly questions are about sentence structure mostly, grammatical changes (punctuation marks), changing the sentence structure without compromising your meaning or grammatical repairing.
-The most commum topics are: Rewrite a sentence, use of nouns, use of pronouns and formation of the noun.
-With an intermediate level we can have a nice score
-All the grammatical questions are related to the text, even its title.
-There’s one peculiarity about formation of a noun. Orientalism , altruism.
- QUESTIONS MAKING PROCESS
A Late Walk
01. When I go up through the mowing field,
02. The headless aftermath,
03. Smooth-laid like thatch with the heavy dew,
04. Half closes the garden path.
05. And when I come to the garden ground,
06. The whir of sober birds
07. Up from the tangle of withered weeds
08. Is sadder than any words
09. A tree beside the wall stands bare,
10. But a leaf that lingered brown,
11. Disturbed, I doubt not, by my thought,
12. Comes softly rattling down.
13. I end not far from my going forth
14. By picking the faded blue
15. Of the last remaining aster flower
16. To carry again to you.
Adaptado de: FROST, Robert. A Late Walk.
1. According to the poem, choose the correct alternative.
(A) It's winter and the leafs are turning brown.
(B) The birds are happy about leaving for another season.
(C) Picking this last flower of the season to bring in and share with a loved one appears to be a final act of love.
(D) The narrator of the poem go walk alone late at night everyday.
(E) The narrator of the poem don't like aster flowers.
2. Assinale a alternativa que poderia substituir a palavra Remaining (l. 15), sem prejuízo do sentido literal e da correção gramatical.
(A) Surviving.
(B) Abandoning.
(C) Missing.
(D) Modified.
(E) Renegade.
Group: Carolina Godoy, Lucas Heitor, Luciano Vitalli, Natalia Cunha.
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