What Churchill meant by what he said is that

The following quotation refers to questions 17 and 18. “When I look back on all these women, I remember the story of an old man who said on ...

The following quotation refers to questions 17 and 18.

“When I look back on all these women, I remember the story of an old man who said on his deathbed that he __( I )__ a lot of trouble in his life, most of which __( II )__ .”

Winston Churchill

MACKENZIE 2012.1 - QUESTÃO 18

What Churchill meant by what he said is that

a) one should never worry about anything on one’s deathbed.

b) everybody is expected to have trouble in life; however, solutions are never welcome.

c) all the trouble you assume you have may actually not even get hold of you.

d) a man and his troubles must always be dealt with care and attention, leaving no trace for worries.

e) 90% of the trouble you have is supposed to be worked out by your death.

QUESTÃO ANTERIOR:

- The verb forms that correctly complete the blanks I and II in the quotation are

GABARITO:

c) all the trouble you assume you have may actually not even get hold of you.

RESOLUÇÃO:

Não temos resolução para essa questão! Você sabe explicar? Copie o link dessa página e envie sua resolução clicando AQUI!

PRÓXIMA QUESTÃO:

- A soma dos naturais positivos, que divididos por 37 dão resto igual ao cubo do quociente, é

QUESTÃO DISPONÍVEL EM:

- Prova Mackenzie 2012.1 (1° e 2° dias) com Gabarito