Questões sobre Interpretação de Texto

READ TEXT I AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 21 TO 29:

In "You should not have to go naked to board an aircraft…" (l. 16/17) there is the indication of a(n):

• A.

  prohibition;

• B.

  warning;

• C.

  refusal;

• D.

  opinion;

• E.

  necessity.

The tone of the text is

• A.

  informative.

• B.

  didactic.

• C.

  aggressive.

• D.

  sarcastic.

READ TEXT II AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 30 TO 36:

The text focuses on:

• A.

  airline devices;

• B.

  social restrictions;

• C.

  water projects;

• D.

  quota negotiations;

• E.

  marketing solutions.

READ TEXT II AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 30 TO 36:

According to the text, greenhouse gas emissions should be:

• A.

  expanded;

• B.

  increased;

• C.

  retired;

• D.

  supported;

• E.

  restrained.

READ TEXT II AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 30 TO 36:

When there is a leak in information (l. 6), this means information has been:

• A.

  discredited;

• B.

  distorted;

• C.

  disclosed;

• D.

  displaced;

• E.

  disrupted.

READ TEXT II AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 30 TO 36:

Therefore in "and therefore choose French authorities" (l. 13) introduces an idea of:

• A.

  cause;

• B.

  contrast;

• C.

  comparison;

• D.

  conclusion;

• E.

  concession

READ TEXT I AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 43 TO 56:

The title implies that aviation authorities have:

• A.

  experience;

• B.

  regrets;

• C.

  expectations;

• D.

  credibility;

• E.

  scruples.

READ TEXT I AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 43 TO 56:

The text informs that ICAO wants to establish requirements for testing so that English:

• A.

  starts to be used during flights;

• B.

  gets a more systematic approach;

• C.

  becomes an international language;

• D.

  is taught in different countries;

• E.

  is used only by pilots and controllers.

READ TEXT I AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 43 TO 56:

The proposal described in the text has met with:

• A.

  total approval;

• B.

  much indifference;

• C.

  some criticism;

• D.

  utmost wonder;

• E.

  deep awe.

READ TEXT I AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 43 TO 56:

The underlined word in "for their ability" (l. 4) has the same meaning as for in:

• A.

  They work for a big airline company;

• B.

  They have been praised for their honesty;

• C.

  The airport personnel took him for a pilot;

• D.

  They have flown jets for some time now;

• E.

  For all their efforts, they did not succeed.