A teacher selects excerpts from Jane Eyre, by Charlotte Brontë, and asks students to examine the narrator's accounts of childhood, education, employment and personal autonomy. The class also considers the social expectations surrounding class and gender in nineteenth-century England.
Consider the assertions:
I.The use of a first-person retrospective narrator allows the novel to connect individual experience with criticism of social institutions and conventions.
BECAUSE
II.The adult narrator reconstructs earlier experiences by combining the perspective of the younger character with later reflection on their social and emotional significance.
Mark the CORRECT alternative.

Students use a generative artificial intelligence system while revising argumentative paragraphs in English. They preserve the original drafts, save the automated suggestions and record the decisions made during revision. Mark T for true statements and F for false statements.
(   ) The quality of the final paragraph can be attributed mainly to the system when several automated suggestions are incorporated into the text. (   ) Comparing suggestions with the original draft can support reflection on grammar, argumentation, register and communicative purpose. (   ) Recording accepted and rejected suggestions can provide evidence of student judgment and authorship during the revision process. (   ) Ethical work with the tool can include discussion of data privacy, transparency of use and the limitations of automated feedback.
Select the alternative that presents the CORRECT sequence.

Students listen to a recorded conversation in which one speaker says:
"You finished the report."
The sentence is heard first with falling intonation and then with rising intonation.
Which analysis most accurately describes the contrast?

Read the sentence:
"Had the school received the funds earlier, it would have completed the accessibility project before the beginning of the term."
Which analysis is CORRECT?

Read the paragraph:
"The town introduced a bicycle-sharing system in March. Initial use was lower than expected. Several stations, however, had been installed far from residential areas. After the stations were relocated, weekly registrations increased steadily."
Which inference is best supported by the paragraph?

Evaluate the lexical choices in the sentences below.
(   ) In "The committee carried out a review," carried out can be replaced by conducted without a substantial change in meaning. (   ) In "The new evidence brought about a change," brought about means that the evidence prevented the change from occurring. (   ) In "The researchers reached a tentative conclusion," the adjective forms a conventional collocation indicating limited certainty. (   ) In "The manager looked into the complaint," the phrasal verb refers to examining or investigating the matter.
Mark T for true statements and F for false statements. Then select the CORRECT sequence.

A teacher asks students to plan a one-day itinerary for international visitors. Groups must compare transport options, negotiate priorities, consult authentic schedules and present a feasible plan. After the task, the class analyses expressions used to suggest, disagree and reach decisions. The sequence consistent with Task-Based Learning because it:

A comunicação humana constitui uma área de investigação complexa, caracterizando-se tanto como fenômeno quanto como função social e profissional. Seu processamento ocorre em dois níveis: o verbal e o não verbal.
Fonte: MESQUITA, Rosa Maria. Comunicação não-verbal: relevância na atuação profissional. Revista Paulista de Educação Física, São Paulo, v. 11, n. 2, p. 155-163, jul./dez. 1997.
Considerando a comunicação não verbal em sua forma não discursiva, assinale a alternativa que apresenta os suportes por meio dos quais ela pode ser transmitida.

A local institution publishes the following message:
"Join us this Saturday for a community clean-up. Gloves and reusable bags will be provided. Register through the link before Friday."
When analysing the message as a genre, which feature directly reveals its communicative purpose?

During an international online meeting, a participant says:
"Could we perhaps return to the previous point?"
The grammatical form is interrogative, but its main interactional function is to: