Questões dissertativas de Língua Inglesa — Ensino Médio
Publicado por Alexandre Lombardi dos Santos, fundador do GeraProva
496 questões com resposta esperada, explicação e raio-X pedagógico, alinhadas à BNCC.
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Durante um intercambio on-line, uma turma brasileira publica a seguinte mensagem em um mural compartilhado com estudantes de outros paises: "Hi, everyone! We are students from Brazil. We want to learn about the food…
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NOTICE Saturday's school picnic will not be held in Green Park. The activity has been moved to the school gym and will begin at 10 a.m. Bring your lunch as planned. The weather forecast predicts strong rain. Based on the…
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No programa do Festival Caminhos da Cidade, realizado em uma praça pública, a instalação-performance "Many Voices, One Square" é descrita assim: "We carry many maps in our voices." Durante a apresentação, narradores…
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Ana e Maya são amigas há anos e costumam combinar encontros por mensagens. No dia em que planejavam sair, Ana envia a Maya, por aplicativo: “Hello, Maya. I regret to inform you that I will be unable to attend our plan…
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"A Hot Walk Home" - "Yesterday, the pavement near my bus stop felt like an oven. I looked for shade, but there were almost no trees on my street." "Cooling Streets: A City Report" - "The city expanded tree cover and used…
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Uma turma prepara uma apresentação oral, em inglês, sobre as formas de compreender um eclipse. Durante a pesquisa, o grupo encontra dois trechos. Text 1 - Science museum website: "A solar eclipse happens when the Moon…
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Compare estas duas formas de abordar um usuário em um atendimento digital: 1. "Hello! How can I help you today?" 2. "Tell me your problem now." Explique como as escolhas linguísticas tornam a primeira mensagem mais…
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Uma empresa compara duas mensagens para iniciar seu atendimento virtual: Mensagem 1: "Hello! How can I help you today?" Mensagem 2: "Hey, buddy! What's up?" Explique qual mensagem é mais adequada para iniciar um…
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Em uma plataforma de atendimento internacional, aparece a mensagem: "Hello! How can I help you today?" O usuário deseja responder que precisa de ajuda para acompanhar um pedido. Escreva, em inglês, uma resposta curta e…
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Write a brief (3–4 sentences) reply in English to a peer who uses features of their dialect in a group discussion. Your reply should (a) show respect for their linguistic variety, (b) avoid correcting them publicly, and…
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Write a short email (6–8 sentences) in English inviting an international exchange student to a study group, showing respect for language diversity and offering language support.
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Write a brief (about 50–80 words) email in English inviting an international classmate to a study group. Use inclusive, respectful language and an appropriate register.
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Write a brief message (about 5–7 sentences) in English to a classmate apologizing for missing a group meeting, suggesting a new time to meet, and showing empathy and respect in tone.
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Write a short (about 120–150 words) email in English to a new international classmate to introduce yourself and build rapport. Use an appropriate register, ask at least two questions about shared interests, and offer…
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Compose a short informal invitation in English (2–3 sentences) to a classmate to join a study group, using inclusive and respectful language and an appropriate friendly register.
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Read the two short news excerpts about the same protest and then discuss how the choice of linking words shapes each account's portrayal and possible ideological stance. Identify at least three linking words in the…
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Read the excerpt: 'Despite recent policy changes, many communities remain marginalized. Consequently, protests have grown; moreover, local leaders demand inclusion.' Analyze how the linking words shape the text's stance…
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Read the short English paragraph and then analyze how the writer’s choice of linking words shapes the argument and reveals social or political positioning. Cite connectors and explain their effect. Paragraph: "Some…
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Read the passage and analyze how its linking words construct the speaker's political stance and cultural identity. Passage: "As an immigrant I miss my homeland; nonetheless, I participate in local civic life to influence…
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Write a short paragraph (8–10 lines) in English comparing the effect of using 'although' versus 'despite' to express concession. Include at least two sentences with each connector and comment on grammatical differences…
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Write a 120–150 word analysis in English explaining how the choice of linking words in a short political speech can shape perceived authority and inclusivity. Use at least four different linking words and indicate…
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Rewrite the short paragraph replacing vague connectors (e.g., 'and', 'but') with more precise linking words to improve cohesion. Then justify your choices.
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Read the short text and analyze how the linking words shape its argument and reflect social or political positioning. Text: 'Many communities welcome new economic opportunities; however, some residents fear cultural…
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Write a brief paragraph (50–80 words) in English explaining how linking words structure an argumentative paragraph. Include at least three connectors and label each function (e.g., cause, contrast, addition).
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Write a short paragraph (about 60–100 words) analyzing how the choice of linking words signals a writer's stance in a persuasive academic paragraph. Use at least three different linking words and explain their rhetorical…
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Read the excerpt: "Studies show that city commuters waste hours in traffic, proving public transport is inefficient. Therefore, diverting funds to road widening is the only realistic solution." In a short paragraph…
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Editorial excerpt: 'Our neighborhood has changed; immigrants bring crime and take jobs.' Write a critical analysis in English (120–200 words) that identifies argumentative resources (tone, loaded terms, evidence)…
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Excerpt: "The city council mandates one official language in schools, claiming it promotes unity; opponents argue it erases minority identities." Write a concise critical analysis (about 60–90 words) explaining how the…
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Read the excerpt: "Our borders protect our jobs and our culture; uncontrolled migration threatens both." Analyze how lexical choice, modality, and presuppositions construct a political stance and discuss potential…
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Write a concise (6–8 sentences) argumentative paragraph in English supporting or opposing bilingual signage in your city. Use at least two argumentative resources (e.g., hedging, concession, modality, cite a source). At…