Questões de Língua Inglesa

The text explains that the mandate of the World Customs Organisation comprises both

• A. enforcement and repression activities.
• B. co-operation and training efforts.
• C. crime investigation and prevention.
• D. direct control and facilitation initiatives.
• E. partners and stakeholders.

Indeed in “Indeed …it remains a hands-on industry.” introduces a(n):

• A. doubt;
• B. example;
• C. complaint;
• D. suggestion;
• E. confirmation.

The information presented in the title is:

• A. encouraging;
• B. questionable;
• C. improbable;
• D. uncertain;
• E. senseless.

The opposite of “deep” in “very deep water” is:

• A. profound;
• B. troubled;
• C. shallow;
• D. dirty;
• E. clean.

The verb phrase in “have yielded” is in the:

• A. simple past;
• B. past perfect;
• C. simple present;
• D. present perfect;
• E. present continuous.

The underlined word in “nearly 40,000…..” means the same as:

• A. over;
• B. about;
• C. below;
• D. exactly;
• E. precisely.

“as” in “as development proceeds” is used in the same way as in:

• A. He made many mistakes as he did not study for the test;
• B. He realized his mistakes as he was checking the answers;
• C. He did not study for the test as much as he should have done;
• D. Candidates such as this one should be considered for the job;
• E. As he had already passed the exam, all his worries were gone.

The first sentence of the text implies that paper:

• A. is more used today.
• B. is not in use anymore.
• C. was banished as expected ten years ago.
• D. vanished from office tables less than ten years ago.
• E. wasn´t banished as expected more than ten years ago.

Based on the text above, judge the next items.

British politicians are willing to cooperate with the music industry by passing legislation meant to counter the unlawful acquisition of copyrighted material from the Internet.

• C. Certo
• E. Errado

In relation to what the text informs, indicate T for TRUE and F for FALSE.

( ) Desks are covered with fruit pulp.

( ) Computers consume much energy.

( ) It is easy to read from computer monitors.

The statements are, respectively:

• A. F, T, F.
• B. T, F, T.
• C. F, T, T.
• D. T, T, F.
• E. F, F, T.