Questões sobre Interpretação de Texto

From the text, it can be correctly concluded that

petitions may no longer be required to be actually signed by lawyers as they can be addressed to the law court of justice by means of using electronic devices.

• C. Certo
• E. Errado

From the text, it can be correctly concluded that

the e-Court project is supposed to be entirely carried out by private institutions which will provide the necessary funds for their accomplishment.

• C. Certo
• E. Errado

From the text, it can be correctly concluded that

the introduction of e-government in the Brazilian judicial system still presents some limitations and a global evaluation both of the bureaucracy and of the legal process is rather more a matter of expectation than an actual reality.

• C. Certo
• E. Errado

It can be correctly concluded from the text above that

never before have human beings, in general, lived so much as at present.

• C. Certo
• E. Errado

Para responder às questões de números 54 a 60, considere o texto abaixo.

      

De acordo com o texto,

• A.

  apesar das possíveis inovações do Longhorn com relação à tecnologia para fazer buscas na Internet, isso não representará uma ameaça ao Internet Explorer, líder nesse setor.

• B.

  a novidade mais importante do Longhorn deverá ser no âmbito das medidas de segurança que oferecerá.

• C.

  é provável que o Longhorn combine diversas ferramentas de entretenimento digital com medidas que impeçam cópias ilegais nesse setor.

• D.

  o Longhorn, devido ao acordo antitruste, não poderá mais combinar diversas ferramentas, pois foi justamente essa estratégia que lhe causou problemas com a justiça.

• E.

  graças ao acordo antitruste, o navegador da Netscape conseguiu recuperar boa fatia do mercado de "browsers".

The main function of the text is to offer:

• A. prescriptions;
• B. rules;
• C. subscriptions;
• D. advice;
• E. criticism.

actually in "can actually help"(l. 7) means:

• A. presently;
• B. really;
• C. nowadays;
• D. currently;
• E. today.

The underlined verb in "help to overcome disparities in water resources" (ll. 7/8) can be replaced by the expression:

• A. get rid of;
• B. take into account;
• C. get on with;
• D. take for granted;
• E. get round to.

their in "their own dwindling water resources" (l. 11) refers to:

• A. sums;
• B. crops;
• C. areas;
• D. resources;
• E. countries.

When the word dwindling is used in "dwindling water resources" (l. 11), it conveys an idea of:

• A. emphasis;
• B. superiority;
• C. decrease;
• D. growth;
• E. distortion.