Questões de EFAF Inglês

Read the text below.

Paul has some hobbies and interests that are very important to him.

     He usually gets up at about $5$ a.m. and has some breakfast before he goes to the gym to start his swimming practice. Then, he gets ready to go to university. When it’s winter, he goes snowboarding every Saturday as he doesn’t like to ski. Paul likes outdoor sports, so he usually rides a horse at his uncle’s farm. He often goes there on Sundays when he has more free time. He also loves music. He always goes to guitar practice on Thursday evenings and his brother is learning how to play the bass. As he lives in a small city, there aren’t many concerts that he can go to. But, sometimes, his parents arrange to go to the city and they enjoy a band concert. When it’s raining, he goes to the gym at the university with his friends. He enjoys practicing sports with his friends, but he also likes to do it alone when he is a little stressed, especially before his tests.

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When does he usually go horseback riding?

Alfred Hitchcock

Alfred Hitchcok was a man with vivid imagination, strong creative skills and passion for life. With his unique style and God-gifted wit he produced and directed some of the most thriling films that had the audience almost swooning with fright and falling off their seats with laughter. Alfred Hitchcock was greatly influenced by American films and magazines. At the age of 20, he took up a job at the office of Paramount Studio, London. Using imagination, talent and dedication, he made each of his endeavors a success. He took great pleasure in working in the studio and often worked all seven days a week. He moved to the USA in 1939 and got his American citizenship in 1955. There, he produced many more films and hosted a weekly television show. No matter from where his ideas came, whether a magazine article, a mystery novel or incident, his films had the typical "Hitchcock touch" — where the agony of suspense was relieved by interludes of laughter! Hitchcock was knighted in 1980.

Alfred Hitchcock

Alfred Hitchcok was a man with vivid imagination, strong creative skills and passion for life. With his unique style and God-gifted wit he produced and directed some of the most thriling films that had the audience almost swooning with fright and falling off their seats with laughter. Alfred Hitchcock was greatly influenced by American films and magazines. At the age of 20, he took up a job at the office of Paramount Studio, London. Using imagination, talent and dedication, he made each of his endeavors a success. He took great pleasure in working in the studio and often worked all seven days a week. He moved to the USA in 1939 and got his American citizenship in 1955. There, he produced many more films and hosted a weekly television show. No matter from where his ideas came, whether a magazine article, a mystery novel or incident, his films had the typical "Hitchcock touch" — where the agony of suspense was relieved by interludes of laughter! Hitchcock was knighted in 1980.

Alfred Hitchcock

Alfred Hitchcok was a man with vivid imagination, strong creative skills and passion for life. With his unique style and God-gifted wit he produced and directed some of the most thriling films that had the audience almost swooning with fright and falling off their seats with laughter. Alfred Hitchcock was greatly influenced by American films and magazines. At the age of 20, he took up a job at the office of Paramount Studio, London. Using imagination, talent and dedication, he made each of his endeavors a success. He took great pleasure in working in the studio and often worked all seven days a week. He moved to the USA in 1939 and got his American citizenship in 1955. There, he produced many more films and hosted a weekly television show. No matter from where his ideas came, whether a magazine article, a mystery novel or incident, his films had the typical "Hitchcock touch" — where the agony of suspense was relieved by interludes of laughter! Hitchcock was knighted in 1980.

Alfred Hitchcock

Alfred Hitchcok was a man with vivid imagination, strong creative skills and passion for life. With his unique style and God-gifted wit he produced and directed some of the most thriling films that had the audience almost swooning with fright and falling off their seats with laughter. Alfred Hitchcock was greatly influenced by American films and magazines. At the age of 20, he took up a job at the office of Paramount Studio, London. Using imagination, talent and dedication, he made each of his endeavors a success. He took great pleasure in working in the studio and often worked all seven days a week. He moved to the USA in 1939 and got his American citizenship in 1955. There, he produced many more films and hosted a weekly television show. No matter from where his ideas came, whether a magazine article, a mystery novel or incident, his films had the typical "Hitchcock touch" — where the agony of suspense was relieved by interludes of laughter! Hitchcock was knighted in 1980.

Reading Comprehension: "Was-Were Story"

This summer vacation was great! Two of my friends were with me and my parents in a trip to Europe. My brother couldn´t join us because he was working. All the countries and cities we visited were beautiful. Hotels were very good. It was very hot, so I am glad there were swimming pools at the hotels. There wasn´t much rain.

In the first week we went to Germany and Austria, where there were mountains, rivers and charming small towns. The food was delicious. All the cities we visited were very clean and people were nice to us. There was snow in the highest mountains in Austria. Then we went to France. We were there for some days. There were castles everywhere. Museums were full of tourists. Our next and final stop was in England. London was a great place to visit, with lots of attractions.

The part of the trip that I liked most was travelling by train. I like to meet different people. There were passengers from all over the world. I was happy to talk to them. They were so interesting! Not everyone, of course. Some passengers were very quiet. Others were slipping during the trip, or reading books. There was a school soccer team in the train from Paris to London. The players were laughing and singing out loud. A few passengers were angry because of the noise. I thought they were funny, so I joined the soccer team and sang with them.

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