Questões sobre Interpretação de Texto

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It can be concluded from the text III that

• A.

  government tourist authorities and environmentalists are extremely jealous of each other’s sphere of influence within particular countries, as far as ecotourism is concerned.

• B.

  gun-painting safari animals in Zimbabwe is a striking example of sensible ecotourism.

• C.

  foreign scientists usually choose Belizean beaches as their prime destination for conducting marine biology research.

• D.

  individuals who travel to a given place with the sole aim of quietly walking about and unintrusively watching its local wild fauna can be labelled low impact trekkers.

• E.

  its author’s explicit goal is to criticize publicly both Central American and African tourism authorities for their ultimate failure to stop ecologically incorrect behaviour.

Based on the text, judge the items below.

There are countries where people have two options to pay for their treatment.

• C. Certo
• E. Errado

Which statement about Tawakul Karman is true, according to the text?

• A. She founded a movement called “Women Journalists Without Chains” in 2007.
• B. She has been fighting the repressive system and injustice in her country for many years.
• C. She prevented the eviction of a group of villagers from their land by controlling a tribal chief.
• D. She was responsible for spreading the Arab Spring to Yemen.
• E. She has campaigned against women’s rights and child marriage.

The author’s intention in this text is to

• A.

  warn organizations that 21st century employees should abandon creatonomy at work.

• B.

  clarify the scope of innovation in business environments and restrain its relevance to certain jobs.

• C.

  blame employees for distorting the original meaning of innovation for their benefit.

• D.

  encourage employees to become more creative and innovative than the leadership team.

• E.

  suggest that top leaders in industrial companies should avoid being innovative.

According to the text above, judge the following items.

Beginners have no knowledge of English whatsoever.

• C. Certo
• E. Errado

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In terms of meaning, “gawp” (line 23) can be understood as

• A.

  staring at something stupidly.

• B.

  taking something for granted.

• C.

  spraying something with paint.

• D.

  enjoying something immensely.

• E.

  considering something as sacred.

The fragment “…to teach everyone how to think outside the box.” (lines 15-16) suggests that company leaders are

• A.

  stimulating employees to adopt classic ways of thinking and behaving.

• B.

  defending that all workers must learn to organize their materials in classified boxes.

• C.

  showing their employees how to look further and see things from unconventional perspectives.

• D.

  finding ways to criticize the business executives’ lateral thought processes which contradict standard ideas.

• E.

  planning new courses and training sessions that will teach workers to follow all of the norms for out-of-company procedures.

According to the text above, judge the following items.

Goals to be achieved by beginners depend upon three factors.

• C. Certo
• E. Errado

It can be inferred from the text IV that

• A.

  ancient Romans escaped the heat of the eruptions of Pompeii and Herculaneum volcanoes taking trips to their villas in the suburbs of Rome.

• B.

  efficient and affordable means of transport have provided one of the basic requisites for the rise of modern tourism.

• C.

  middle class English people have always been passionate about international travel.

• D.

  the industry of tourism suffered a drastic decline during the Dark Ages.

• E.

  the Industrial Revolution increased the living standards of the working classes allowing them, for the first time in history, to take trips for pleasure abroad.

In “…only a limited number of people in any company really needs to be innovative.” (lines 34-35), the fragment “really needs to be” transmits the idea of

• A.

  minor ability

• B.

  strong necessity

• C.

  weak possibility

• D.

  severe regulation

• E.

  inevitable advice