Questões de Língua Inglesa da Escola de Administração Fazendária (ESAF)

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. Read the text below which is entitled "Economic recovery: the case of the BRICs" in order to answer questions 25 to 27:

According to paragraph 2, the quantity of goods imported by the USA has

  • A.

    decreased.

  • B.

    grown.

  • C.

    abounded.

  • D.

    risen.

  • E.

    halved.

. Read the text below entitled "Happy new year" so as to answer questions 28 to 30:

According to paragraph 1,

  • A.

    ambitious plans have been devised by state governments.

  • B.

    on June 30th, 46 states had already trimmed their budgets.

  • C.

    deficits have been closed by forty-six states.

  • D.

    lower revenue collections had been forecast up to June 30th.

  • E.

    June was a very worrying and upsetting month.

. Read the text below entitled "Happy new year" so as to answer questions 28 to 30:

According to paragraph 2, "taxpayers had reason to be glum". In other words, they

  • A.

    were understandably disappointed and sad.

  • B.

    ought to feel worried, but also relieved.

  • C.

    would rather be depressed.

  • D.

    might well be cautiously optimistic.

  • E.

    could reasonably seem hopeful.

. Read the text below entitled "Happy new year" so as to answer questions 28 to 30:

According to paragraph 3,

  • A.

    Washington´s stimulus package was slashed.

  • B.

    state budgets are being supported.

  • C.

    a stimulus package is going to be provided.

  • D.

    lay-offs and furloughs have been prevented.

  • E.

    states are going to close their deficits.

Your answers to questions 21-24 must be based on the text below.

According to the text, at a meeting in June, the leaders of the BRICs agreed on the need to

  • A.

    play a more influential role in the international financial order.

  • B.

    prevent recession biting their economies.

  • C.

    seek joint representation at institutions such as the World Bank.

  • D.

    stop using the dollar as their reserve currency.

  • E.

    tone down the radical positions of Russia and China.

Your answers to questions 21-24 must be based on the text below.

One effect of the global financial crisis, according to the text, will be to cause

  • A.

    Brazil, Russia, India and China to be known as the BRICs.

  • B.

    a fragmentation of international reserve currencies.

  • C.

    increasing reliance on the dollar as the reserve currency.

  • D.

    the BRICs to seek closer cooperation as a group.

  • E.

    a challenge to the significance of the BRICs as a group.

This text could best be characterized as

  • A. the abstract of a doctoral dissertation.
  • B. a detailed review of a book on economics.
  • C. a defense of money for publication in the popular press.
  • D. publicity summarizing a recently-published book.
  • E. a psychological explanation of the power of money.

Your answers to questions 21-24 must be based on the text below.

The phrase "stopped short of" in paragraph 1 means

  • A.

    made short work of.

  • B.

    took a short cut to.

  • C.

    halted in its tracks over.

  • D.

    went over the top in.

  • E.

    did not go so far as.

The five words that open the text [Bread, cash, dosh, dough, loot] in paragraph 1 line 1 are

  • A. economic jargon for the proceeds of human labour.
  • B. synonyms for money in colloquial usage.
  • C. alternative expressions meaning profit.
  • D. everyday words for things money can buy.
  • E. indications of the evil referred to in the next line.

Your answers to questions 21-24 must be based on the text below.

The most suitable headline for this text would be

  • A.

    BRICs attack the falling dollar.

  • B.

    BRICs summit advocates financial stability.

  • C.

    Emerging nations seek to set up new financial union.

  • D.

    BRICs in disarray over financial crisis.

  • E.

    Nations favour increased powers for the World Bank.

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