Questões de Concurso Público Prefeitura de São Roque do Canaã - ES 2019 para Professor - PI PF - Língua Estrangeira-Inglês
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Com base na notícia abaixo e utilizando seus conhecimentos sobre o assunto, analise o trecho e assinale a alternativa que completa corretamente a lacuna:
Os Estados Unidos e a Rússia encerraram neste ano o tratado _____________ assinado nos últimos anos da Guerra Fria em uma decisão que reacende o medo de uma nova disputa entre as potências mundiais.
I- Um dos motivos da queimada é a limpeza de pasto para agricultura, como forma de eliminar a biomassa;
II- Em diversas regiões foram registrados o aumento de casos de problemas respiratório na população;
III- Os incêndios criminosos, ou controlados, ocorrem nos meses mais secos, que em geral são entre junho, julho e agosto;
IV- Uma das medidas tomadas para conter os incêndios foi a proibição da queimada controlada, até então autorizada pelas autoridades ambientais;
V- As queimadas se concentram 100% na área conhecida como Amazônia Legal.
Dos itens acima:
Consider the following sentences:
I- “The news ____ on Channel Five at nine o’clock”.
II- “These loaves _____ really fresh”.
II- “These loaves _____ really fresh”. III- “I think that maths _____ the most difficult subject”.
The alternative that best completes the sentences I – II – III, in that order, is:
Choose the correct preposition for the sentence below:
“Sugar dissolves ____ water.”
Consider the sentence: "“Food waste is actually a serious problem” and the words below:
I- Indeed;
II- Nowadays;
III- In fact;
IV- Currently.
In the sentence, the word “actually” has the same meaning of:
TEXT 2: Cold Front and Wild Fires Cause São Paulo to Go Dark during The Day
Darkness washed over São Paulo on Monday, around 3 pm, surprising residents. The phenomenon can be explained by the sum of the arrival of a cold front in the east of the state, with heavy clouds, and winds that have brought particulate matter originating from fires in Paraguay and Bolivia.
Franco Nadal Villela, a meteorologist of Inmet (National Institute of Meteorology), explained what happened in São Paulo on Monday:
"The darkening of the sky was quite intense. Two things working together caused it. First, the cold front from the east of São Paulo, bringing in a lot of moisture from the ocean. This cold front is bringing in cold air." said Villela, who then spoke about the effect of the fires. "There are wild fires of great magnitude happening in Paraguay, in the Pantanal region. Since the weekend, strong winds have brought (fine dust) from Mato Grosso do Sul, reaching São Paulo. The (fine dust) helps in the formation of clouds, and when they form together with it, the sky gets even darker, "he added. He said fires in the Bolivian region also contributed to the dark sky.
Adapted from: https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/internacional/e n/scienceandhealth/2019/08/cold-front-and wild-fires-cause-sao-paulo-to-go-dark-during the-day.shtml
TEXT 2: Cold Front and Wild Fires Cause São Paulo to Go Dark during The Day
Darkness washed over São Paulo on Monday, around 3 pm, surprising residents. The phenomenon can be explained by the sum of the arrival of a cold front in the east of the state, with heavy clouds, and winds that have brought particulate matter originating from fires in Paraguay and Bolivia.
Franco Nadal Villela, a meteorologist of Inmet (National Institute of Meteorology), explained what happened in São Paulo on Monday:
"The darkening of the sky was quite intense. Two things working together caused it. First, the cold front from the east of São Paulo, bringing in a lot of moisture from the ocean. This cold front is bringing in cold air." said Villela, who then spoke about the effect of the fires. "There are wild fires of great magnitude happening in Paraguay, in the Pantanal region. Since the weekend, strong winds have brought (fine dust) from Mato Grosso do Sul, reaching São Paulo. The (fine dust) helps in the formation of clouds, and when they form together with it, the sky gets even darker, "he added. He said fires in the Bolivian region also contributed to the dark sky.
Adapted from: https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/internacional/e n/scienceandhealth/2019/08/cold-front-and wild-fires-cause-sao-paulo-to-go-dark-during the-day.shtml
TEXT 2: Cold Front and Wild Fires Cause São Paulo to Go Dark during The Day
Darkness washed over São Paulo on Monday, around 3 pm, surprising residents. The phenomenon can be explained by the sum of the arrival of a cold front in the east of the state, with heavy clouds, and winds that have brought particulate matter originating from fires in Paraguay and Bolivia.
Franco Nadal Villela, a meteorologist of Inmet (National Institute of Meteorology), explained what happened in São Paulo on Monday:
"The darkening of the sky was quite intense. Two things working together caused it. First, the cold front from the east of São Paulo, bringing in a lot of moisture from the ocean. This cold front is bringing in cold air." said Villela, who then spoke about the effect of the fires. "There are wild fires of great magnitude happening in Paraguay, in the Pantanal region. Since the weekend, strong winds have brought (fine dust) from Mato Grosso do Sul, reaching São Paulo. The (fine dust) helps in the formation of clouds, and when they form together with it, the sky gets even darker, "he added. He said fires in the Bolivian region also contributed to the dark sky.
Adapted from: https://www1.folha.uol.com.br/internacional/e n/scienceandhealth/2019/08/cold-front-and wild-fires-cause-sao-paulo-to-go-dark-during the-day.shtml
According to the Text 2, the darkening of the sky:
I- Was due exclusively to a cold front that reached São Paulo;
II- Was intensified by the formation of clouds with the fine dust brought by the winds to São Paulo;
III- Can be explained by the sum of the arrival of a cold front in the east of the state, with heavy clouds, and winds that have brought particulate matter originating from fires in Paraguay and Bolivia.
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