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Questão de Inglês — Verbos (Verbs) — CESPE / CEBRASPE 2026

InglêsVerbos (Verbs)
Código
ce389794
Banca
CESPE / CEBRASPE
Órgão
SEDUC PI
Ano
2026
Cargo
Prof ( )

Everyone ages, but, sometimes, people outlive all predictions. Previous research has uncovered an unlikely factor related to longevity: intelligence. However, intelligence isn‟t a simple characteristic. There are many traits that contribute to it that can be tested — from memory to mathematical logic. In a 2024 clinical psychological science study, Paolo Ghisletta, of the University of Geneva, linked longevity specifically to one of those traits: verbal fluency, the measure of one‟s vocabulary and their ability to use it. Ghisletta‟s research used samples from the Berlin Aging Study, which started collecting data shortly before the Berlin Wall came down in 1989. It tracked 516 people aged 70 to 105 from enrollment to their death, over as long as 18 years in some cases. The study measured factors like dental health, stress levels, and economic well-being, as well as cognition. This makes it a “rich and rare data set,” said Ghisletta in an interview.

 

Internet: <www.sciencedaily.com> (adapted).

Text 10A2-I

 

In the second sentence of text 10A2-I, the verbal form “has uncovered” is in the present perfect tense. This tense is used in the text to

  1. Asuggest a future possibility dependent on a present condition.
  2. Bdescribe a completed action that occurred at a specific, stated time in the past.
  3. Cindicate a past action that is still continuing in the present moment.
  4. Dexpress a past action whose result or consequence is relevant to the present discussion.
  5. Erefer to a habitual action that takes place regularly in the present.
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GabaritoD — express a past action whose result or consequence is relevant to the present discussion.

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