Questões de Língua Inglesa do ano 2006

Read the text below which is entitled %u201CA modest proposal%u201D in order to answer questions 24 to 26.

According to the text, the European Union budget

• A.

  may total 1% of EU-wide GDP.

• B.

  has surely had a major economic influence.

• C.

  is likely to support the poorest areas.

• D.

  was accurately defined six years ago.

• E.

  is going to be looked into and negotiated.

Read the text below which is entitled %u201CA modest proposal%u201D in order to answer questions 24 to 26.

In relation to the "financial perspective" mentioned in paragraph 2,

• A.

  its negotiation ought to happen every 6 years.

• B.

  the current moment seems risky to settle it.

• C.

  it must consider the differences of European incomes.

• D.

  two specific countries have voted against its priorities.

• E.

  the present moment is ideal to go into it.

Read the text below which is entitled "Congress Caps another Disappointing Year" in order to answer questions 27 to 30.

According to the author, the area of defense weapons development

• A.

  has not seen an increase in its budget.

• B.

  should have received a significant increase.

• C.

  would have to be broadened and researched in 2006.

• D.

  comprises one of the areas whose budget has risen.

• E.

  has had its budget halved in 2006.

Read the text below which is entitled "Congress Caps another Disappointing Year" in order to answer questions 27 to 30.

The increases given to most agency research portfolios are said to have been

• A.

  rather small.

• B.

  comparatively high.

• C.

  well-defined.

• D.

  quite fair.

• E.

  relatively big.

Read the text below which is entitled "Congress Caps another Disappointing Year" in order to answer questions 27 to 30.

The text concludes that

• A.

  a number of appropriations bills are about to be signed into law.

• B.

  an increase of $134.8 billion for 2006 investments has been settled.

• C.

  a budgetary rise of $2.2 billion is going to be looked into in 2006.

• D.

  the most important federal agencies expected higher budgets in 2006.

• E.

  basic research funding declines might occur throughout 2006.

Read the following text and answer questions 33 to 38 according to it.

 

 

 

In questions 33 to 36, judge the sentences given as correct or incorrect according to the text and/or to the grammar rules of English Language, and then mark the alternative which is correct. In questions 33 to 36, judge the sentences given as correct or incorrect according to the text and/or to the grammar rules of English Language, and then mark the alternative which is correct.

I. ECLAC gives suggestions on how to better integrate Latin America and the Caribbean.

II. Doha Round has showed difficulties concerning trade negotiations.

III. ECLAC urges developing nations to achieve a successful conclusion in the Doha Round.

IV. Doha Round has nothing to do with countries such as China and the US.

• A.

  All sentences are incorrect.

• B.

  There is only one correct sentence.

• C.

  There are only two correct sentences.

• D.

  There is only one incorrect sentence.

• E.

  All sentences are correct.

Read the following text and answer questions 33 to 38 according to it.

 

 

 

In questions 33 to 36, judge the sentences given as correct or incorrect according to the text and/or to the grammar rules of English Language, and then mark the alternative which is correct. In questions 33 to 36, judge the sentences given as correct or incorrect according to the text and/or to the grammar rules of English Language, and then mark the alternative which is correct.

I. The best way envisioned is the one in which the nations would go towards a common markets.

II. There are no evident advances towards the common markets in the region.

III. South America is in a similar trade situation in comparison to other Latin America countries.

IV. Free trade agreements are not in progress in South America.

• A.

  All sentences are incorrect.

• B.

  There is only one correct sentence.

• C.

  There are only two correct sentences.

• D.

  There is only one incorrect sentence.

• E.

  All sentences are correct

Read the following text and answer questions 33 to 38 according to it.

 

 

 

In questions 33 to 36, judge the sentences given as correct or incorrect according to the text and/or to the grammar rules of English Language, and then mark the alternative which is correct. In questions 33 to 36, judge the sentences given as correct or incorrect according to the text and/or to the grammar rules of English Language, and then mark the alternative which is correct.

I. Location is among the important differences found between divergent economies in South America.

II. Getting to know more about the differences among the economies is currently of great importance.

III. Recognizing the differences with acceptance is also of great importance.

IV. Some urgent matters, such as ATPDEA, must be dealt with.

• A.

  All sentences are incorrect

• B.

  There is only one correct sentence.

• C.

  There are only two correct sentences

• D.

  There is only one incorrect sentence

• E.

  All sentences are correct.

Read the following text and answer questions 33 to 38 according to it.

 

 

 

In questions 33 to 36, judge the sentences given as correct or incorrect according to the text and/or to the grammar rules of English Language, and then mark the alternative which is correct. In questions 33 to 36, judge the sentences given as correct or incorrect according to the text and/or to the grammar rules of English Language, and then mark the alternative which is correct.

I. A medium to long term agreement is the goal.

II. Bilateral negotiations outside the region is of great importance in South America.

III. Reduction in trade taxes are possible to be done in order to create a free trade area in a short period.

IV. The reduction in the taxes is not the only measure to be taken

• A.

  All sentences are incorrect

• B.

  There is only one correct sentence.

• C.

  There are only two correct sentences

• D.

  There is only one incorrect sentence

• E.

  All sentences are correct.

Read the following text and answer questions 39 and 40 according to it.

In questions 39 and 40, judge the sentences given as

correct or incorrect according to the text and/or to the

grammar rules of English Language, and then mark the

alternative which is correct.

Mark the incorrect alternative concerning the sources of information mentioned along the text.

• A.

  One may find information on some official governmental web sites.

• B.

  There is a main source for internal markets in Brazil.

• C.

  There is no specific source mentioned along the text on external markets.

• D.

  The National Institute of Metrology, Standardization and Industrial Quality may be consulted as a source of information.

• E.

  The World Trade Organization is also one of the sources mentioned in the text..