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Conteúdo da prova
Os alunos têm 45 minutos para responder a perguntas de múltipla escolha, com 4 respostas possíveis. Apenas uma resposta está correta.
Como cada aluno progride em seu próprio ritmo, alguns podem concluir o teste antes que o tempo se esgote. É importante observar que o tempo real gasto por cada participante não tem relação com o cálculo dos resultados.
Há três níveis de dificuldade para as perguntas: fácil, intermediário e difícil. O teste começa com perguntas fáceis, depois avança gradualmente para perguntas intermediárias e, em seguida, difíceis. As perguntas mais difíceis (“The Biggest Challenge”) estão no final do teste.
As perguntas são as mesmas, quer você escolha o formato totalmente on-line ou o impresso.
A tabela abaixo fornece informações mais detalhadas sobre o conteúdo.
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| Estrutura da prova |
A prova é composta de duas partes: compreensão oral e compreensão escrita. Os alunos têm a opção de responder às perguntas em ordem ou não. Eles podem pular perguntas e voltar a perguntas anteriores durante o teste, se quiserem. No entanto, recomendamos que sigam a ordem dada, pois as perguntas aumentam de dificuldade. |
| Número de questões |
A prova é composta de 55 questões:
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| Tipos de Questões |
Compreensão auditiva (33 questions): Os alunos ouvem palavras, frases curtas e textos ou trechos mais longos (por exemplo, conversas, chamadas telefônicas ou programas de rádio). Eles são solicitados a demonstrar sua compreensão auditiva:
Além da compreensão auditiva, os alunos também deverão responder a perguntas sobre pronúncia (por exemplo, sons anglófonos, acento tonal). Também será solicitado que eles reconheçam fonemas idênticos completando uma lista ou encontrando o elemento que não pertence. Por fim, o teste também inclui questões de conhecimento geral que abrangem a compreensão escrita e oral. Essas questões testam o conhecimento dos alunos sobre história, geografia e cultura. Todos os áudios são gravados por falantes nativos de inglês. A velocidade dos enunciados é adaptada ao nível esperado. Compreensão textual (22 perguntas): Na segunda parte do teste, os alunos lerão uma seleção de textos que variam de frases curtas a trechos mais longos (por exemplo, e-mails, artigos, anúncios etc.). As questões estão divididas da seguinte forma:
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A prova do 1° ao 3° ano do Ensino Médio será a mesma.
- Níveis
- 4º ano EF
- 5º ano EF
- 6º ano EF
- 7º ano EF
- 8º ano EF
- 9º ano EF
- 1ºano do ensino médio
- 2ºano do ensino médio
- 3ºano do ensino médio
- Categorias
- grammar
- vocabulary
- pronunciation
Grammar
Vocabulary related to street addresses and phone numbers including numbers and abbreviations.
Addresses
Vocabulary
Talking about physical descriptions and parts of the body.
Appearance Adjectives
Grammar
Using conjunctions "after," "before," "while" and "when" to connect sequences of events.
Before and After
Vocabulary
Breakfast food, fruit and drinks
Breakfast and Fruit
Vocabulary
Classroom instructions, rules, and imperatives.
Class Instructions
Grammar
When to use "could" vs. "should."
Could and Should
Vocabulary
Days: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, weekend, today, tomorrow, yesterday.
Days of the Week
Vocabulary
Learn adverbs of degree like "enough," "too," and "almost" to show the extent of something.
Degree Adverbs
Vocabulary
Dependent prepositions: looking for, pay for, listen to, talk to, jealous of, afraid of...
Dependent Prepositions
Pronunciation
Pronouncing double consonants - more complex sounds.
Double Consonants
Vocabulary
Farm animals and other domestic animals.
Farm Animals and Pets
Vocabulary
Vocabulary to describe feelings and emotions.
Feeling Adjectives
Vocabulary
Adjectives of feeling: happy, sad, angry, scared, tired, hungry, thirsty, cold, hot, fine.
Feelings
Pronunciation
The pronunciation of words that end in 's.'
Final -s Sounds
Grammar
Practise using the first conditional (if + present, ... future) with focus on the structure's construction and usage.
First Conditional
Grammar
Use "will" and "won't" to describe future events.
Future Will Form
Vocabulary
Hello! Hi! Goodbye! Bye! How are you? I am fine!
Hello and Goodbye
Vocabulary
Words that sound the same but mean different things: meet/meat, sail/sale, right/write.
Homophones
Vocabulary
Vocabulary relating to the home - the furniture, objects and rooms found within.
House and Furniture
Vocabulary
Household chores and the related verbs: clean, tidy, dust, dry, sweep, wash, iron, feed, water.
Household Chores
Vocabulary
Idiomatic expressions that have a figurative meaning different from their literal one.
Idioms
Grammar
A review of classroom instructions, household commands, and general imperative statements.
Imperatives
Grammar
The infinitive form of the verb (base form + to) or the gerund (verb + ing)
Infinitive and -ing
Vocabulary
Popular dishes from different countries around the world.
International Food
Grammar
Review past simple irregular verbs in affirmative, negative and question structures.
Irregular Verbs
Grammar
Using like/love to talk about preferences - with nouns, the gerund and the infinitive.
Love and Hate
Vocabulary
January through December and winter, spring, summer, autumn.
Months and Seasons
Grammar
Using modals must and mustn't/ must not, and the imperative.
Must and Mustn't
Grammar
Using modals (should/would/must) to talk about permission, necessity and recommendations.
Must and Should
Vocabulary
Vocabulary and related to going to the park and verbs related to the activities there.
Park Play
Grammar
Using the past continuous (verb + ing with was, were)
Past Continuous
Vocabulary
Irregular verbs: write, wrote or written?
Past Participles
Vocabulary
Prepositions of place for saying where things are and giving directions.
Place Prepositions
Grammar
Use the prepositions: at, in, on, under, in, behind, above, beside, between, next to.
Place Prepositions
Grammar
Possessive adjectives: his, her, my, your, their:
Possessive Adjectives
Grammar
Talking about possessions: the possessive s, possessive pronouns and possessive adjectives.
Possessives
Grammar
Using the present continuous to talk about present activity.
Present Continuous
Grammar
Countable and uncountable nouns, determiners and some irregular plural nouns.
Quantifiers and Determiners
Grammar
Wh-question words (who, what, when, where and why) for exchanging basic information.
Questions Words
Grammar
Review past simple regular verbs in affirmative, negative and question structures.
Regular Past
Vocabulary
Instructions: sit down, stand up, be quiet, listen, speak, read, write, colour, cut.
School Instructions
Vocabulary
School objects: desk, classroom, student, teacher, board, pencil, paper, book, pen, scissors, crayon.
School Objects
Vocabulary
School vocabulary incuding classroom objects, the school building and school subjects.
School Subjects
Vocabulary
Learn about the sea, sea animals, taking a boat, and associated verbs and vocabulary.
Sea Adventures
Grammar
Using the second conditional: If I were..., If I could...
Second Conditional
Grammar
Decide what type of sentence is being used: interrogative, exclamatory, imperative, or declarative.
Sentence Types
Pronunciation
Pronunciation of words with the "sh" sound (fish, ocean, sheep) and words with a "ch" sound (chips, match, cheek)
Sh and Ch Sounds
Pronunciation
Pronouncing double vowels (au, ou, ai, ea) and consonant combinations (gh, ght, ch)
Sound Patterns
Grammar
Use subject and object pronouns separately or together.
Subject and Object Pronouns
Vocabulary
Travel vocabulary including types of holiday, things to pack and typical activities.
Summer Travel
Vocabulary
Vocabulary relating to a trip to the supermarket, in particular food requirements.
Supermarket
Vocabulary
Synonyms (difficult/hard) and Antonyms (difficult/easy)
Synonyms and Antonyms
Grammar
Review of demonstrative pronouns (this, that, these, those) to talk about things.
This and That
Vocabulary
Vocabulary used to express time: ago, before, last, yesterday, this, next, soon, now.
Time Expressions
Grammar
Prepositions of time to talk about plans (in/on/at).
Time Prepositions
Grammar
Using prepositions of time (in, at, on) to talk about what's happening when.
Time Prepositions
Grammar
Use the prepositions at, in, and on
Time Prepositions
Grammar
Review countable and uncountable nouns along with useful quantifiers like some and any.
Uncountable Nouns
Vocabulary
Lunch, dinner, dessert, and vegetables.
Vegetables and Meals
Grammar
Common verb collocations: make a noise, have a baby, break a habit, take a bath, go on holiday.
Verb Collocations
Pronunciation
Pronunciation of diphthongs: complex vowels sounds.
Vowel Diphthongs
Pronunciation
Focus on certain English vowel sounds, for example ship/sheep, pin/pen, bird/bad.
Vowels
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