Questões sobre Interpretação de Texto

According to the text above, it can be deduced that.

filtering software is used so as to make sure that improper sites won't be accessed.

• C. Certo
• E. Errado

The sentence " ___ you watching TV at this moment?" can be correctly completed by using the auxiliary verb

• A.

  Do.

• B.

  Are.

• C.

  Does

• D.

  Doesn't.

The text states that the increase of information has

• A.

  reached its peak.

• B.

  had lasting qualities.

• C.

  come to a standstill.

• D.

  had a double effect.

• E.

  avoided negative issues.

According to the text above, it can be deduced that.

grown-up people are entitled to decide what choices to make as far as filtering is concerned.

• C. Certo
• E. Errado

The sentence "Gary ___ not go to the movies last Saturday." can be correctly completed with the auxiliary verb

• A.

  will.

• B.

  is.

• C.

  did.

• D.

  do.

The underlined word in “a backlash of public opinion” (lines 7 and 8) implies a

• A.

  negative reaction.

• B.

  strong praise.

• C.

  helpful tip.

• D.

  weak support.

• E.

  dubious approach.

According to the text above, it can be deduced that.

children's relatives are supposed to judge whether the sites to be visited by their sons and daughters are proper for them to see.

• C. Certo
• E. Errado

The correct auxiliary verb that completes the sentence "I don't know for sure, yet, but I ___ probably stay with you on my next vacation." is

• A.

  do

• B.

  did.

• C.

  will

• D.

  does.

Read the text below entitled `Half the nation, a hundred million citizens strong´ so as to answer questions 19 to 21:

ccording to paragraph 1, in Brazil,

• A.

  44% of the population has just entered the middle class.

• B.

  the middle class aims to earn 4,561 reais per month.

• C.

  a set of features defi nes its middle class.

• D.

  access to credit has boosted by 52%.

• E.

  the monthly income of the middle class has dropped.

The expression the smoking gun in “the smoking gun is often found on a server” (lines 11 and 12) is a metaphor for

• A.

  backup.

• B.

  bang.

• C.

  tool.

• D.

  vestige.

• E.

  gadget.