Questões sobre Interpretação de Texto

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In clause 1(b)(vi), the words in bold found in the excerpt “evidence that Lessor’s designated FAA escrow agent (...) has received in escrow the executed bill of sale...” (lines 40-42) are correctly translated as:

  • A.

    prova / representante caucionário / em fidúcia / nota de venda executada

  • B.

    evidência / agente discricionário / em consignação / fatura comercial firmada

  • C.

    comprovante /agente fiduciário / em caução / instrumento de venda assinado

  • D.

    comprovação / agente caucionário / em caução / instrumento de venda executado

  • E.

    evidência / agente aeronáutico / em confiança / conhecimento de embarque rubricado

Which of the following statements is NOT true about how the software processes emotional analysis?

  • A. Words receive positive, negative or neutral labels
  • B. Words with reversed sentiments are excluded.
  • C. The words are always seen in context.
  • D. The grammatical structure of each segment is analysed
  • E. A list of nearly sixty thousand words is consulted.

Based on the text, judge the items below.

The elevator spring tab was clutched in the training-edgedown position.

  • C. Certo
  • E. Errado

The main purpose of Text 1 is to

  • A.

    discuss the impact of fears in people’s lives.

  • B. reproduce some of the statistics on airplane accidents.
  • C.

    recommend programs that help people control their fears.

  • D.

    convince customers that flying is safer than most people think.

  • E.

    criticize people who do not buy airplanes tickets for fear of flying.

"holiday hell" and "abuse helpline" (lines 36-37) are quoted in the text to illustrate cases in which the computers will

  • A. readily identify the clear meaning of such phrases.
  • B. easily deduce the writer's primary negative feelings.
  • C. doubt people's capacity of expressing their feelings intelligently.
  • D. have difficulty in understanding the writer's original emotional meaning.
  • E. be able to immediately interpret the text's underlying sarcastic intentions.

Based on the text, judge the items below.

The Dash 8 pitch-control system consists of two elevatorcontrol- cable circuits both operating a single elevator.

  • C. Certo
  • E. Errado

According to Text 1, the fear of flying is

  • A.

    the result of pleasant experiences in commercial flights.

  • B.

    a typical reaction of people who also suffer from other phobias.

  • C.

    an aversion caused by traditional beliefs of unsafe aircraft maintenance.

  • D.

    an uncommon reaction in passengers who fly commercial jetliners.

  • E.

    never found in individuals who usually feel comfortable in crowds.

Mark the alternative that contains an expression that is a correct replacement for the boldfaced item(s).

  • A. "Yet getting them to assess intelligently what people mean from what they say…" (lines 3-5) – For that reason
  • B. "(unless, that is, someone is talking about the healthy bacteria …)" (lines 13-14) – nevertheless
  • C. "Words such as 'never', 'failed', and 'prevent' are tagged as 'changing' or 'reversive' words…" (lines 25-27) – Inasmuch as
  • D. "...because they reverse the sentiment of the word they precede." (lines 27-28) – Since
  • E. "Instead of simply adding up the number of positive and negative mentions for each concept," (lines 54-55) – While

Based on the text, judge the items below.

The elevator is made to work by the captain's control column by activating two other devices.

  • C. Certo
  • E. Errado

Mark the only alternative that correctly expresses what the statistics refer to.

  • A.

    “... 40% of people...” (line 6) – percentage of people who feel uncomfortable traveling by plane.

  • B.

    “more than 3 million people...” (line 11) – number of people who fly per year.

  • C.

    “more than one billion people...” (line 13) – amount of people who died in plane crashes.

  • D.

    “... 20 fatal accidents.” (line 14) – quantity of aviation accidents in the US in the last 60 years.

  • E. “...115 people...” (line 18) – daily total of people injured in car crashes.
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