Questões sobre Interpretação de Texto

According to Text II, the statement “ongoing North American hydrocarbon revolution is a ‘game changer’.” (lines 14-15) suggests that the hydrocarbon revolution represents a

• A. virtually endless source of energy
• B. cost-benefit uninteresting source of energy
• C. traditional technological stage in energy production
• D. great economical switch associated with this source of energy
• E. groundbreaking ecological stage in energy production

Comparing the excerpt from Text I “Non-OECD countries are projected to lead oil demand growth this year and forecast to add 1.3 mb/d in 2H14 compared to the same period a year ago” (lines 13-15) to the excerpt from Text II “Non-OECD oil demand, led by Asia and the Middle East, looks set to overtake the OECD for the first time as early as 2Q13 and will widen its lead afterwards” (lines 24-27), one states that Text number

• A. 1’s forecast is based on non-OECD countries’ oil demand in the 1Q13.
• B. 1’s forecast is based on non-OECD countries’ oil demand in the 2Q12.
• C. 2’s forecast is based on OECD countries’ oil demand in the 2H12.
• D. 2’s forecast is based on OECD countries’ oil demand in the 1H12.
• E. 1 and number 2 make similar forecasts for non-OECD countries’ oil demand.

Entre as afirmativas abaixo, assinale aquela que está de acordo com o primeiro parágrafo do texto. (l. 01-07)

• A. Além de certo grau de anonimato, a Internet também oferece potencial acesso a dados pessoais, de negócios e do governo.
• B. Existe uma infinidade de leis que tratam de crimes virtuais.
• C. Todos os crimes cibernéticos são cometidos online.
• D. Nenhum meio eletrônico se compara aos computadores quando se trata de crime cibernético.
• E. A lei sobre crimes cibernéticos não oferece proteção contra o acesso a dados pessoais, de negócios ou do governo.

 

Judge the following items, based on the text above.

It can be inferred from the text that “Styx” (l.11) is probably the name of a Greek mountain.

• C. Certo
• E. Errado

According to the text, librarians

• A. face difficulties in cataloguing data from interviews.
• B. expect publishers to screen new materials.
• C. neglect all sorts of Web material.
• D. often update electronic sources.
• E. pre-select appropriate materials.

Leia as frases abaixo:

I - Conseguir informações valiosas.

II - Burlar as medidas de segurança do governo ou corporações.

III - Gastar dinheiro.

De acordo com o texto, qual/quais se refere(m) aos principais objetivos do crime cibernético?

• A. Apenas I.
• B. Apenas II.
• C. Apenas III.
• D. Apenas I e II.
• E. I, II e III.

 

Judge the following items, based on the text above.

The expression “losing heart” (l.35) was used to express the idea that the Trojans became insensitive and, therefore, more effective warriors.

• C. Certo
• E. Errado

According to the text, Web information may

• A. be banned from scientific researches.
• B. be the main source for academic research in libraries.
• C. be avoided by college librarians.
• D. lack reliability for research purposes.
• E. surpass print materials from libraries.

O uso de ’s na expressão another’s computer system (l. 16-17) é o mesmo em:

• A. our money’s in the drawer.
• B. the old man’s documents disapeared.
• C. their computer’s broken.
• D. the hacker’s been arrested.
• E. internet piracy’s increased a lot.

Descobrir números de cartões de crédito, senhas e outras informações pessoais também é o objetivo dos(das)

• A. leis contra crimes cibernéticos.
• B. usuários da Internet.
• C. sistemas computacionais.
• D. piratas.
• E. hackers.