Questões BNCC EF08LI15

Post in a class chat:
“I tested two study apps. StudyMate has a clean screen with few buttons. TaskBoard has shared notes and group reminders.”

Com base na postagem, complete a frase em inglês com as formas comparativas de simple e useful e explique por que cada forma foi usada: “StudyMate is ___ than TaskBoard, but TaskBoard is ___ than StudyMate for group projects.”

During a class project, Nina says, “My poster is small.” Omar says, “My poster is large.”

Complete a frase para comparar os dois cartazes: “Nina’s poster is ___ Omar’s poster.”

Why would volunteers choose a route that is not the shortest? A community food bank is updating its delivery guide for four neighborhoods. The guide must state both distance and the number of stops, because drivers deliver boxes to older residents. On a test morning, Route A covered 16 km and made four stops. Route B covered 19 km and made five stops. Route C covered 21 km and made three stops. Route D covered 18 km and made six stops. Before publishing the guide, the coordinator asks for one sentence that compares Route C with every other route and indicates its position in the stop ranking.

Analyze the route data and identify the sentence that accurately compares Route C with all the other routes.

“We need one clear message for students preparing for exams,” says Ms. Reed, the librarian. The library counted the number of students who checked in after classes on three days: 54 on Monday, 37 on Wednesday, and 61 on Friday. Each visitor needs a table, and the reading area becomes less calm as more students arrive. Ms. Reed plans to post a line on the library door to help students choose the calmest day for individual reading. The line must compare Wednesday with all the days listed in the chart.

Analyze the visitor numbers and identify the sentence that correctly uses a superlative adjective to describe Wednesday.

Before publishing the city’s new night-bus guide, a youth group tested three routes between Central Market and Riverside Park. Route A covered 7 km and arrived in 18 minutes. Route B covered 12 km and arrived in 25 minutes. Route C covered 9 km and arrived in 21 minutes. The volunteers checked the same traffic conditions on each trip. In the guide, they want to write one sentence that compares route lengths and travel times clearly for passengers planning their ride home.

Analyze the information in the text and identify the sentence that correctly compares the routes for the guide.

Why does finding a study spot sometimes feel like choosing a menu? After the library closed early, Mia and her friends decided to meet near the main bus stop to finish a group project. Mia checked three cafés and wrote down quick notes.

Corner Bar: about a 5-minute walk from the bus stop; average drink price: $7; usually crowded after 6 p.m.

Station Blend: about a 9-minute walk; average drink price: $5; loud music in the evening.

Green Cup: about a 12-minute walk; average drink price: $6; calm atmosphere and more empty tables.

Mia wants to post a short message to her group so everyone understands her comparison.

Consider Mia’s notes. Identify the option that completes her message with correct comparative and superlative adjectives: “Corner Bar is ___ to the bus stop, but Station Blend is ___ option. Green Cup is ___ than Station Blend.”

Looking for a reusable water bottle for my backpack, I tested three models from a local store and wrote quick notes to post online.

Breeze (plastic): 120 g; price: $6; keeps water cold for about 1 hour.
Summit (aluminum): 200 g; price: $12; keeps water cold for about 6 hours.
Frost (stainless steel): 320 g; price: $18; keeps water cold for about 10 hours.

All three bottles have a screw cap and none of them leaked during a one-day test. For my routine, weight and price matter, but I also like drinks that stay cold during the afternoon.

Based on the notes in the text, identify the sentence that correctly compares the bottles using comparative and superlative adjectives.

Waiting times change fast at the weekend food festival, so the organizer asked volunteers to collect quick information for an English board. At 1 p.m., they noted the following:

Taco Corner: average wait 5 minutes; plates cost $6; the sign on the counter says “HOT”.
Noodle Box: average wait 12 minutes; bowls cost $4; the sign says “MEDIUM”.
Fresh Juice Bar: average wait 8 minutes; cups cost $5; the sign says “MILD”.

The board should help visitors decide where to go when they have little time or little money, and it should also warn them about very spicy food. The organizer wants one sentence that compares the three places clearly.

Based on the text, identify the sentence the organizer should write to compare the three places using correct comparative and superlative adjectives.