Questões sobre Interpretação de Texto

What makes Scharlemann and Laurance's method innovative (Paragraph 3) is that it

• A.

  suggests the use of recycled cooking oil as an alternative to ethanol from grass or wood.

• B.

  measures the amount of greenhouse gases produced by the burning of a fuel.

• C.

  represents an effort to define the crops that are less damaging to the environment.

• D.

  assumes that waste products are the best source of biofuels.

• E.

  considers the overall impact of fuels, examining, for example, how it affects farmlands and biodiversity.

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The first step in the system must be the setting up of the underlying structure after considering multiple options.

• C. Certo
• E. Errado

In terms of reference, it is correct to affirm that

• A.

  “14.7 percent share” (lines 10-11) – refers to the energy generated by biofuels and hydro-energy.

• B.

  “10.4 billion liters” (line 27) - refers to the consumption of hydrous ethanol in 2006.

• C.

  “4 percent” (line 31) – refers to the increase in gasoline consumption in 2007.

• D.

  “418,000 bpd” (line 39) – refers to amount of barrels of gasoline produced per day in Brazil.

• E.

  “44.9 percent” (line 47) – refers to the percentage that renewable energy sources represented in 2006.

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Based on the text, judge the items from 111 through 116.

The initial step might prefer a decentralized architecture to a centralized one.

• C. Certo
• E. Errado

The fragment “The use of renewable energy sources in Brazil by far surpasses the world’s average of around 13 percent,” (lines 47-49) means that Brazil

• A.

  uses much more renewable energy than other countries in the world.

• B.

  uses just 13 percent of the renewable energy sources produced around the world.

• C.

  still has to go a long way to reach the global levels of renewable energy use.

• D.

  does not consume as much ethanol and plant-based biodiesel as other nations.

• E.

  cannot compete with the international production of ecofriendly fuels.

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The definition for design as found in a dictionary can be misleading in the case presented.

• C. Certo
• E. Errado

According to Paragraph 2 in Text II, Brazilian exports of canebased ethanol

• A.

  was four times greater in 2005, considering only the US market.

• B.

  might be positively affected by the increase in domestic demand.

• C.

  can be influenced by the heavy taxation imposed by foreign countries.

• D.

  will be extended to other markets that will cover the price of 54 cents per gallon.

• E.

  will stimulate Petrobras to plan more oil production in Goias as well as in Sao Paulo.

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Design means that the system design starts to move its focus from how it is to be built to what is to be built.

• C. Certo
• E. Errado

Comparing Text I and Text II, it is correct to say that

• A.

  both texts emphasize the importance of ethanol production and its expanding use as energy source in Brazil.

• B.

  both texts mention the low involvement of the Brazilian government in the production of sugar cane-based ethanol.

• C.

  both texts discuss the increasing consumption of ethanol in Brazil, but the second text has a very negative outlook on the production of ethanol in 2008.

• D.

  only the first text comments on the increase of ethanol exports, but Text I says 421, 000 bpd were daily exported, in 2006, and Text II mentions 29,600 bpd of global exports.

• E.

  only the second text mentions the significant demand for ethanol as a fuel for cars produced in Brazil over the last few years.

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Based on the text, judge the items from 111 through 116.

The word prototyping is used to refer to a physical model of a trivial portion of the system to assure that a certain demand can be fulfilled.

• C. Certo
• E. Errado