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Julgue o item seguinte, relativo à ideia e ao aspecto linguístico do texto CB3A1AAA.
As orações “de auxiliar o usuário” (ℓ.11) e “a tomar decisões de maneira mais fundamentada” (ℓ. 11 e 12) exercem a função de complemento do nome “objetivo” (ℓ.11).
Based on text CB3A5AAA, judge the following item.
As far as the use of apostrophes is concerned, there is significant difference in meaning between “users’” (ℓ.26) and user’s.
Based on text CB3A5AAA, judge the following item.
In the text, “along with” (ℓ.5) can be correctly replaced with the synonymous expression after a long time.
Based on text CB3A5AAA, judge the following item.
The author of the text implies that the fight against terrorism is
no longer a major priority for Anglo-American intelligence
services.
Based on text CB3A5AAA, judge the following item.
According to the text, the events that followed the September
11th attacks, as well as the systematic leaking of government
classified material, have helped shape the way some
intelligence agencies have been operating.
Based on text CB3A5AAA, judge the following item.
It can be inferred from the text that a bill, as in “Investigatory Powers Bill” (ℓ.24), is a new law that was presented to Parliament for discussion, passed and is ready to be enacted.
No caso de três ou mais pessoas associarem-se com a intenção de cometer um único assalto a banco, estará configurado o crime de associação criminosa.
Situação hipotética: Após anos de trabalho como auxiliar de enfermagem, Marcos abriu um consultório médico e passou a realizar consulta, a ministrar medicamentos aos seus pacientes e a realizar pequenas intervenções cirúrgicas. Assertiva: Nessa situação, Marcos pratica o crime de exercício ilegal da profissão.
Em se tratando dos crimes de incêndio e desabamento, admite-se a modalidade culposa
O processo administrativo será regido por normas básicas que visem ao cumprimento dos fins da administração e obedecerá, entre outros, aos princípios da legalidade, da moralidade, da ampla defesa e do contraditório, excluindo-se desse rol o princípio da razoabilidade, por se tratar, no caso, de ato discricionário do agente público
Nas situações de silêncio administrativo, duas soluções podem ser adotadas na esfera do direito administrativo. A primeira está atrelada ao que a lei determina em caso de ato de conteúdo vinculado. A segunda, por sua vez, ocorre no caso de ato de caráter discricionário, em que o interessado tem o direito de pleitear em juízo que se encerre a omissão ou que o juiz fixe prazo para a administração se pronunciar, evitando, dessa forma, a omissão da administração.
Entre os instrumentos de transparência da gestão pública utilizados pelos servidores públicos e disponibilizados pelo poder público, encontram-se os meios eletrônicos de acesso público que asseguram ao cidadão o acesso a informações pormenorizadas sobre a gestão fiscal
Situação hipotética: Após decisão administrativa que lhe foi desfavorável, publicada no dia 1.º/2/2017, João decidiu interpor recurso administrativo. Tendo tomado ciência do ato negativo, após busca exaustiva, João verificou que não havia disposição legal específica para a apresentação do recurso e protocolou-o no dia 2/3/2017, com o intuito de esclarecer os pontos controversos da decisão. Assertiva: Nessa situação, o lapso temporal descrito caracteriza o recurso como tempestivo, razão por que ele deverá ser conhecido.
A UN agency rolled out a $ 214 million program
Tuesday to help 16 needy places hit hard by high prices for food
and oil, amid a crisis already making it hard for aid groups to
provide enough food for the world's hungry.
The World Food Program said almost 1 billion poor
people around the world are struggling to survive amid the higher
prices. The agency is trying to reach those in critical need of
assistance in Africa, Asia and the Caribbean.
"Food prices are not abating, and the world's most
vulnerable have exhausted their coping strategies", said Josette
Sheeran, the agency's executive director. "Our action plan is
targeted and customized to help the most vulnerable meet their
urgent needs."
The plan will provide assistance to groups such as
pregnant women, undernourished children and people living in
urban areas affected most by the food crisis.
The Rome-based agency also hopes to cut transportation
costs and help support farmers in countries where emergency
food can be bought locally.
But the agency already faces "obstacles" in procuring
food, particularly when trying to buy supplies locally,
spokeswoman Brenda Barton said.
"At the markets we have been buying food it has become
just too expensive", Barton told The Associated Press by
telephone. And she added: "a lot of markets just don't have any
food to buy."
Internet:
Based on the text above, it can be deduced that
A UN agency rolled out a $ 214 million program
Tuesday to help 16 needy places hit hard by high prices for food
and oil, amid a crisis already making it hard for aid groups to
provide enough food for the world's hungry.
The World Food Program said almost 1 billion poor
people around the world are struggling to survive amid the higher
prices. The agency is trying to reach those in critical need of
assistance in Africa, Asia and the Caribbean.
"Food prices are not abating, and the world's most
vulnerable have exhausted their coping strategies", said Josette
Sheeran, the agency's executive director. "Our action plan is
targeted and customized to help the most vulnerable meet their
urgent needs."
The plan will provide assistance to groups such as
pregnant women, undernourished children and people living in
urban areas affected most by the food crisis.
The Rome-based agency also hopes to cut transportation
costs and help support farmers in countries where emergency
food can be bought locally.
But the agency already faces "obstacles" in procuring
food, particularly when trying to buy supplies locally,
spokeswoman Brenda Barton said.
"At the markets we have been buying food it has become
just too expensive", Barton told The Associated Press by
telephone. And she added: "a lot of markets just don't have any
food to buy."
Internet:
Based on the text above, it can be deduced that
A UN agency rolled out a $ 214 million program
Tuesday to help 16 needy places hit hard by high prices for food
and oil, amid a crisis already making it hard for aid groups to
provide enough food for the world's hungry.
The World Food Program said almost 1 billion poor
people around the world are struggling to survive amid the higher
prices. The agency is trying to reach those in critical need of
assistance in Africa, Asia and the Caribbean.
"Food prices are not abating, and the world's most
vulnerable have exhausted their coping strategies", said Josette
Sheeran, the agency's executive director. "Our action plan is
targeted and customized to help the most vulnerable meet their
urgent needs."
The plan will provide assistance to groups such as
pregnant women, undernourished children and people living in
urban areas affected most by the food crisis.
The Rome-based agency also hopes to cut transportation
costs and help support farmers in countries where emergency
food can be bought locally.
But the agency already faces "obstacles" in procuring
food, particularly when trying to buy supplies locally,
spokeswoman Brenda Barton said.
"At the markets we have been buying food it has become
just too expensive", Barton told The Associated Press by
telephone. And she added: "a lot of markets just don't have any
food to buy."
Internet:
Based on the text above, it can be deduced that
A UN agency rolled out a $ 214 million program
Tuesday to help 16 needy places hit hard by high prices for food
and oil, amid a crisis already making it hard for aid groups to
provide enough food for the world's hungry.
The World Food Program said almost 1 billion poor
people around the world are struggling to survive amid the higher
prices. The agency is trying to reach those in critical need of
assistance in Africa, Asia and the Caribbean.
"Food prices are not abating, and the world's most
vulnerable have exhausted their coping strategies", said Josette
Sheeran, the agency's executive director. "Our action plan is
targeted and customized to help the most vulnerable meet their
urgent needs."
The plan will provide assistance to groups such as
pregnant women, undernourished children and people living in
urban areas affected most by the food crisis.
The Rome-based agency also hopes to cut transportation
costs and help support farmers in countries where emergency
food can be bought locally.
But the agency already faces "obstacles" in procuring
food, particularly when trying to buy supplies locally,
spokeswoman Brenda Barton said.
"At the markets we have been buying food it has become
just too expensive", Barton told The Associated Press by
telephone. And she added: "a lot of markets just don't have any
food to buy."
Internet:
Based on the text above, it can be deduced that
A UN agency rolled out a $ 214 million program
Tuesday to help 16 needy places hit hard by high prices for food
and oil, amid a crisis already making it hard for aid groups to
provide enough food for the world's hungry.
The World Food Program said almost 1 billion poor
people around the world are struggling to survive amid the higher
prices. The agency is trying to reach those in critical need of
assistance in Africa, Asia and the Caribbean.
"Food prices are not abating, and the world's most
vulnerable have exhausted their coping strategies", said Josette
Sheeran, the agency's executive director. "Our action plan is
targeted and customized to help the most vulnerable meet their
urgent needs."
The plan will provide assistance to groups such as
pregnant women, undernourished children and people living in
urban areas affected most by the food crisis.
The Rome-based agency also hopes to cut transportation
costs and help support farmers in countries where emergency
food can be bought locally.
But the agency already faces "obstacles" in procuring
food, particularly when trying to buy supplies locally,
spokeswoman Brenda Barton said.
"At the markets we have been buying food it has become
just too expensive", Barton told The Associated Press by
telephone. And she added: "a lot of markets just don't have any
food to buy."
Internet:
Based on the text above, it can be deduced that
A UN agency rolled out a $ 214 million program
Tuesday to help 16 needy places hit hard by high prices for food
and oil, amid a crisis already making it hard for aid groups to
provide enough food for the world's hungry.
The World Food Program said almost 1 billion poor
people around the world are struggling to survive amid the higher
prices. The agency is trying to reach those in critical need of
assistance in Africa, Asia and the Caribbean.
"Food prices are not abating, and the world's most
vulnerable have exhausted their coping strategies", said Josette
Sheeran, the agency's executive director. "Our action plan is
targeted and customized to help the most vulnerable meet their
urgent needs."
The plan will provide assistance to groups such as
pregnant women, undernourished children and people living in
urban areas affected most by the food crisis.
The Rome-based agency also hopes to cut transportation
costs and help support farmers in countries where emergency
food can be bought locally.
But the agency already faces "obstacles" in procuring
food, particularly when trying to buy supplies locally,
spokeswoman Brenda Barton said.
"At the markets we have been buying food it has become
just too expensive", Barton told The Associated Press by
telephone. And she added: "a lot of markets just don't have any
food to buy."
Internet:
Based on the text above, it can be deduced that
A UN agency rolled out a $ 214 million program
Tuesday to help 16 needy places hit hard by high prices for food
and oil, amid a crisis already making it hard for aid groups to
provide enough food for the world's hungry.
The World Food Program said almost 1 billion poor
people around the world are struggling to survive amid the higher
prices. The agency is trying to reach those in critical need of
assistance in Africa, Asia and the Caribbean.
"Food prices are not abating, and the world's most
vulnerable have exhausted their coping strategies", said Josette
Sheeran, the agency's executive director. "Our action plan is
targeted and customized to help the most vulnerable meet their
urgent needs."
The plan will provide assistance to groups such as
pregnant women, undernourished children and people living in
urban areas affected most by the food crisis.
The Rome-based agency also hopes to cut transportation
costs and help support farmers in countries where emergency
food can be bought locally.
But the agency already faces "obstacles" in procuring
food, particularly when trying to buy supplies locally,
spokeswoman Brenda Barton said.
"At the markets we have been buying food it has become
just too expensive", Barton told The Associated Press by
telephone. And she added: "a lot of markets just don't have any
food to buy."
Internet:
Based on the text above, it can be deduced that

