Questões de Língua Inglesa do ano 0000

The word but is used to convey:

• A.

  conclusion

• B.

  addition

• C.

  condition

• D.

  contrast

According to the text:

• A.

  American employees work very hard.

• B.

  Norwegian employees work more hours than American employees.

• C.

  South Korea employees work fewer hours than Norwegian employees.

• D.

  South Korea employees work more hours than American and Norwegian employees.

One can say about South Korea that

• A.

  it had a six-day war.

• B.

  it has an agrarian economy.

• C.

  it helped the gross domestic product.

• D.

  its economy relies on services, manufacturing, and industry

The countries that joined the European Union changed its working hours because

• A.

  they were communist.

• B.

  they created more jobs

• C.

  their workers earned less.

• D.

  they increased productivity.

When a country becomes more developed

• A.

  work hours decreases.

• B.

  there is a lot of competition.

• C.

  people tend to work more.

• D.

  there is a lot of productivity.

France and Germany cut work hours to

• A.

  cultivate wealth.

• B.

  limit productivity

• C.

  increase the number of working places.

• D.

  give employees more leisure time

According to the text, globalization

• A.

  raises salaries.

• B.

  creates more jobs.

• C.

  brings longer working hours.

• D.

  makes countries wealthy.

May is used to convey:

• A. ability.
• B. possibility.
• C. prohibition
• D. permission.

Read the text below in order to answer questions 11 to 13.

WEBSITE LEGAL CHECKUP

The explosive development of the Internet and electronic commerce has demonstrated that a corporate website can be extremely valuable. Although Internet exchanges of information and communications occur in cyberspace, they may have real, tangible consequences in the physical world. This means significant legal consequences can arise from the browsing or use of a corporate website.

As with any other interaction, website activities or information may be the basis for a damages claim against a company. Similarly, a company may wish to restrict what a user does with information obtained from a corporate website. In short, a company should view its website like any other communication channel. Therefore, we recommend that a corporate website include specific terms and conditions applicable to the browsing and use of the website.

• A. used to be sued by their users.
• B. require legal regulations
• C. will soon be implemented.
• D. have proved to be non-profitable.
• E. may be legally approved.

Read the text below in order to answer questions 11 to 13.

WEBSITE LEGAL CHECKUP

The explosive development of the Internet and electronic commerce has demonstrated that a corporate website can be extremely valuable. Although Internet exchanges of information and communications occur in cyberspace, they may have real, tangible consequences in the physical world. This means significant legal consequences can arise from the browsing or use of a corporate website.

As with any other interaction, website activities or information may be the basis for a damages claim against a company. Similarly, a company may wish to restrict what a user does with information obtained from a corporate website. In short, a company should view its website like any other communication channel. Therefore, we recommend that a corporate website include specific terms and conditions applicable to the browsing and use of the website.

• A.

  are entitled to impose certain legal limitations concerning the use of their websites.

• B.

  are likely to use the Internet for legal debates concerning their products

• C.

  do not rely on the Internet as an efficient and comprehensive communication tool.

• D.

  avoid selling their products via the Internet due to legal restrictions.

• E.

  are under the jurisdiction of an international court which regulates their sales.