Questões de Concurso Sobre interpretação de texto | reading comprehension em inglês

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Q273671 Inglês
Judge the following items, which refer to text tipology

The following text, adapted from the website www.bbc.co.uk can be said to be a descriptive text: “There is a surprising truth about how we all see the world. You may think a rose is red, the sky is blue and the grass is green, but it now seems that the colours you see may not always be the same as the colours I see. Your age, sex and even mood can affect how you experience colours".
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Q273670 Inglês
Judge the following items, which refer to text tipology

In technical translation, the effect on the readers matters more than the actual words or the syntactic layout and the translator will probably follow an idiomatic or a free translation.
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Q273664 Inglês

Considering translation and some of the notions it envolves, judge
the following items.


Translation should be understood as communication and the search for an exact equivalence between the languages involved in the process.

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Q273657 Inglês
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In the text, the word “bias” (R.5)
can be correctly understood as the expressing of an unquestionable preference towards a particular subject or thing, while rejecting others.
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Q273645 Inglês
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Based on the text, judge the following items.
Language users set up which style to adopt regardless of the text to be presented.
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Q273644 Inglês
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Based on the text, judge the following items.
Several factors are supposed to be considered whenever a choice of style is required.
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Q273639 Inglês
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Not only cultural theorists but also technophiles have quickly foreseen unimagined changes in our present-day orderly society.
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Q273638 Inglês
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The number of people with access to the Internet has now decreased.
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Q273637 Inglês
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Nowadays, many people, the world over, are regularly involved in text-based CMC activities.
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Q273636 Inglês
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Based on the text above, judge the following items.
Two decades ago, CMC was not known by people other than those belonging to some elite government and academic research in the USA.
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Q273635 Inglês
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The media have been bringing about harmful effects to society.
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Q273634 Inglês
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Virtual society can ultimately prevent people from getting together personally.
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Q273633 Inglês
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Virtual society has been regarded either as a moment of ideal perfection especially in social conditions, or as an imaginary situation in which everything in society is extremely bad.
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Q273632 Inglês
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The widespread use of a networked medium has not yet come to be under total control.
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Q261113 Inglês
The author ends the text in a tone of

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Q261112 Inglês
“I’m prone to be so busy […] that, without intervention, I would get very little of importance done.” (lines 15-18) illustrates that the author

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Q261110 Inglês
In “Once your identity changes, you are at risk of letting go of your rituals.” (lines 84-86), the author implies that a change of identity

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Q261108 Inglês
The sentence “It almost never worked.” (line 40) refers to the fact that the author

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Q261107 Inglês
The expression busyness (line 19) is in italics to

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Q261106 Inglês
In the first paragraph, Peter Bregman mentions people who are naturally pre-disposed to being highly productive because he

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Respostas
10881: E
10882: E
10883: C
10884: E
10885: E
10886: E
10887: C
10888: E
10889: E
10890: C
10891: C
10892: C
10893: E
10894: E
10895: C
10896: A
10897: E
10898: A
10899: D
10900: A