Questões sobre Interpretação de Texto

A expressão "generations to come" (l.7) se refere a gerações:

• A. passadas;
• B. futuras;
• C. atuais;
• D. antiquadas;
• E. primitivas.

READ TEXT II AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 58 TO 69:

The first "Open Skies" agreement conflicted with the interests of:

• A.

  The United States;

• B.

  all parties involved;

• C.

  the Department of Transportation;

• D.

  the European Union countries;

• E.

  all foreign countries.

READ TEXT II AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 58 TO 69:

One of the advantages of the new "Open Skies" agreement is that it takes into account:

• A.

  health hazards;

• B.

  economic variables;

• C.

  cultural crises;

• D.

  social restrictions;

• E.

  educational policies.

READ TEXT II AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 58 TO 69:

The underlined expression in "as well as individual members" (l. 7) marks an:

• A.

  opposition;

• B.

  evaluation;

• C.

  anticipation;

• D.

  exclusion;

• E.

  addition

READ TEXT II AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 58 TO 69:

When the text says the agreements "violated EU laws" (l. 9) it means the laws were:

• A.

  broken;

• B.

  enforced;

• C.

  tightened;

• D.

  suspended

• E.

  sustained.

READ TEXT II AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 58 TO 69:

The statement "Despite this development" (l. 19) may be considered:

• A.

  ironic;

• B.

  funny;

• C.

  restrictive;

• D.

  impolite;

• E.

  obvious.

READ TEXT II AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 58 TO 69:

either in "either by an individual U.S. citizen" (l. 26) signals to the reader that there will be a(n):

• A.

  emphasis;

• B.

  alternative;

• C.

  comparison;

• D.

  denial;

• E.

  consequence.

READ TEXT II AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 58 TO 69:

The underlined word in "actual control" (l. 31) means this control is:

• A.

  modern;

• B.

  unique;

• C.

  updated;

• D.

  real;

• E.

  assumed.

READ TEXT II AND ANSWER QUESTIONS 58 TO 69:

could in "This new interpretation could have major implications" (l.36) reveals a situation that is:

• A.

  possible;

• B.

  inconceivable;

• C.

  certain;

• D.

  improbable;

• E.

  conclusive.

The best title for the above text is:

• A.

  Philanthropic Prize-Giving

• B.

  Prizes and Business

• C.

  All Shall Have Prizes

• D.

  Philanthropy and Management

• E.

  The Future of Prize-Giving and Philanthropy