Questões sobre Interpretação de Texto

READ TEXT I AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 43 TO 56:

as in "English as the language" (l. 13/14 ) has the same meaning of the underlined word in:

• A.

  He became a pilot as soon as he graduated;

• B.

  As time went by, he became a controller;

• C.

  He was studying as she walked into the room;

• D.

  As he was the pilot, they asked him to take over;

• E.

  He has graduated as a flight controller.

READ TEXT II AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 57 TO 70:

The writer suggests that placing pilots and controllers in the same classroom would foster:

• A.

  writing;

• B.

  testing;

• C.

  speaking;

• D.

  reading;

• E.

  reflecting.

The main purpose of this text is to:

• A.

  alert the population about the dangers of pesticides.

• B.

  criticize people who love to consume expensive objects.

• C.

  convince people to live and work in their own neighborhoods.

• D.

  list all the possible actions people can take to avoid consumption.

• E.

  teach the reader how to consume without damaging the environment

READ TEXT II AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 57 TO 70:

According to the text, an aviation language instructor:

• A.

  should be well-versed in aviation;

• B.

  may not be an aviation specialist;

• C.

  must not learn any aviation language;

• D.

  can never teach without another teacher;

• E.

  will always be afraid of trainees.

What does the author state about recycling?

• A.

  It is important to buy used goods made of plastic because they cannot be recycled.

• B.

  Recycling is the best solution for problems resulting from excessive consumption.

• C.

  Recycling will help spread toxic material in the environment, especially in the air, land and water.

• D.

  Recycling will not solve consumption problems because it generates the production of new goods.

• E.

  Reducing consumption and reusing old products are not as effective as recycling to solve future problems.

READ TEXT II AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 57 TO 70:

At the end of the first paragraph the author expresses:

• A.

  rage;

• B.

  praise;

• C.

  criticism;

• D.

  defiance;

• E.

  indifference.

The sentence "Our consumption choices must encourage and support good behavior" (line 33-34), means that:

• A.

  people have to encourage good behavior and buy what they don't need.

• B.

  people must only buy things that make them feel good and encouraged.

• C.

  politicians should behave correctly when consuming for public institutions.

• D.

  the government must punish companies that are not environmentally correct.

• E.

  we must make the right buying choices to stimulate environmentally correct companies.

READ TEXT II AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 57 TO 70:

The author suggests that words should be learned:

• A.

  by memorizing;

• B.

  through repetition;

• C.

  in situations;

• D.

  by copying;

• E.

  in tables.

Mark the correct statement concerning reference.

• A.

  "These" (line 24) refers to "organizations".

• B.

  "It" (line 30) refers to "agribusiness".

• C.

  "Their" (line 33) refers to "practices".

• D.

  "Ones" (line 41) refers to "objects".

• E.

  "Them" (line 53) refers to "trees".

READ TEXT II AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 57 TO 70:

The text allows us to infer that the focus of an English class for pilots should have the same emphasis as that for a class of:

• A.

  radio broadcasters;

• B.

  novel writers;

• C.

  newspaper editors;

• D.

  city planners;

• E.

  ballet dancers.