Questões BNCC EF07LI01

What happens when everyone has an idea but only one voice is heard? During a group task, four students are preparing a short oral presentation in English for their classmates. They must decide the order of the topics and who will say each part. Leo speaks quickly and keeps adding new points: “First I’ll talk about the introduction, then I’ll explain everything else.” Jo looks at his paper but stays silent. Maria has notes and some vocabulary written down, but she has not spoken yet.

The teacher walks by and reminds the group: “You need to work as a team. Make space for each person, ask for opinions, and show respect even if you disagree.” The group has two minutes left to agree on a plan and start practicing the presentation out loud.

Analyze the situation and identify what Leo could say next to help the group reach a decision in a respectful and collaborative way.

During an English class, a group of students is preparing a short poster about saving water. Maya says, 'I think we should draw a bathroom scene, because that is where we waste a lot of water.' Leo answers, 'Good idea. We can add a list of simple actions, like turning off the tap and taking shorter showers.' After that, Sara says, 'I am not sure about the colors. Maybe blue is too common.' The teacher reminds the group to speak one at a time, listen carefully, and help each other finish the task. The students need to agree on one final version of the poster before the class ends, so they must respond in a way that keeps the discussion respectful and useful for the group.

Identify the reply that best supports the group’s collaborative work in the situation described.

Comparar as solicitações Can I have a glass of water e Give me a glass of water e identificar a mais educada.

Identificar o sentido da expressão How are you em uma conversa informal.

An event organizer predicts attendance will increase. Produce one concise spoken sentence using 'there's a good chance' to state that probability.

Your project deadline might be extended. Produce one concise spoken sentence using 'will have to' in a conditional structure to state a future obligation.

You read a museum email saying a guided tour next month is tentative. Produce one concise spoken sentence using 'may' to express this possibility.

While packing for a party you realize there's no cake. Produce one concise spoken sentence making a spontaneous offer to buy it using 'I'll'.