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Q2883785 Química

Algumas legislações ambientais citam a palavra “lótico”. Qual o seu significado no contexto ambiental?

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Q2883783 Química

Confere-se a característica de dureza à água, quando se constata a presença de:

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Q2883782 Biologia

Dos vetores abaixo listados, quais são os transmissores da Amebíase?

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Q2883778 Química

A cor é um dos parâmetros para avaliar a qualidade da água. Essa coloração está associada a:

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Q2883733 Química

Assinale a alternativa cuja doença não possui veiculação hídrica.

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Q2883731 Química

Uma das razões da escolha do grupo de bactérias coliformes como indicadora de contaminação da água deve-se:

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Q2883730 Química

Em uma solução onde o sal é adicionado à água, o sal será o:

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Q2878399 Direito Administrativo

O Processo Administrativo é o meio pelo qual o Estado estabelece normas gerais e isonômicas para alcançar a solução de conflito entre a Administração Pública e qualquer outro interessado. Nesse contexto, está INCORRETO afirmar:

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Q2878396 Direito Administrativo

De acordo com a Lei no 8.666/1993, considere:

I. Uma Reforma é considerada uma Obra somente quando é realizada por Execução Direta.

II. Serviço é toda atividade destinada a obter determinada utilidade de interesse para a Administração.

III. O Regime de Empreitada por Preço Global é uma das modalidades da Execução Direta.

IV. Os estudos técnicos preliminares, que assegurem a viabilidade técnica e o adequado tratamento do impacto ambiental do empreendimento estão contidos no Projeto Básico.

Considerando V (Verdadeiro) e F (Falso), os itens I, II, III e IV são, respectivamente:

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Q2878358 Inglês

Assinale a alternativa que NÃO está contemplada pelo texto:

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Q2878357 Inglês

The text presented is most likely

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Q2878356 Inglês

According to the text, it is correct to assume that

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Q2878350 Inglês

Choose the sentence that means the same as The systems are complex and multi-faceted, combining time-proven technologies with the very latest ones:

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Q2878349 Inglês

The word or expression that fills in the KK [C] , in the text, is:

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Q2878344 Inglês
not valid statement found

De acordo com o texto,

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Q2878342 Inglês
not valid statement found

O verbo que preenche corretamente a lacuna KK [B] do texto é:

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Q2878340 Inglês
Instruções: A questão refere-se ao texto abaixo.


Aerospace CEOs Discuss Joint Approach to Environment, Air Traffic Management, and Other Key Issues


        PARIS, June 21, 2011 − Industry leaders from the Aerospace and Defence Industries Association of Europe (ASD) and the Aerospace Industries Association of America (AIA) reaffirmed their commitment to cooperate on a wide variety of issues during an annual meeting at the 2011 Paris Airshow.

        “Aircraft manufacturers are very serious about reducing aviation’s environmental impacts,” Jim Albaugh, Chairman of the Board of Governors of AIA and President and Chief Executive Officer, Boeing Commercial Airplanes said. “We’ve made remarkable progress on sustainable aviation biofuels and we’re working with regulators on a first-ever CO2 efficiency standard for new production aircraft.”

        AIA and ASD vowed to support ICAO’s efforts towards reducing civil aviation CO2 emissions 50 percent compared to 2005 levels by the year 2050. They affirmed the primacy of such global approaches vs. regional or national market based measures. In support of ongoing collaboration with the global stakeholder community (airlines, airports, and air navigation service providers), both American and European manufacturers agreed to ensure understanding among regulators of how critical CO2 reduction will be.

        Commercially viable, drop-in biofuels will KK [A] a large role in CO2 reduction and both groups are working towards that goal with their respective members. “To develop the use of biofuels in aviation, our industry and public authorities need to work hand in hand,” Domingo Urena-Raso, President of ASD and CEO of Airbus Military declared. “Incentives should be granted to scale up production, infrastructures and programmes, and to encourage the use of biofuels by airlines. We also need to increase our investment in research and development in this field,” he added.

        Another issue discussed during the CEO Dialogue was air traffic management (ATM) interoperability and modernization. Participants in the meeting agreed that greater efforts and resources from governments would greatly contribute to the achievement of these goals and would yield considerable environmental, economic and efficiency benefits.


(Adapted from: http://thesantosrepublic.com/2011/06/aerospace-ceos-discuss-joint-approach-to-environment-air-traffic-management and-other-key-issues/)

De acordo com o texto, o Presidente da ASD e CEO da Airbus Military declarou que

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Q2878339 Inglês
Instruções: A questão refere-se ao texto abaixo.


Aerospace CEOs Discuss Joint Approach to Environment, Air Traffic Management, and Other Key Issues


        PARIS, June 21, 2011 − Industry leaders from the Aerospace and Defence Industries Association of Europe (ASD) and the Aerospace Industries Association of America (AIA) reaffirmed their commitment to cooperate on a wide variety of issues during an annual meeting at the 2011 Paris Airshow.

        “Aircraft manufacturers are very serious about reducing aviation’s environmental impacts,” Jim Albaugh, Chairman of the Board of Governors of AIA and President and Chief Executive Officer, Boeing Commercial Airplanes said. “We’ve made remarkable progress on sustainable aviation biofuels and we’re working with regulators on a first-ever CO2 efficiency standard for new production aircraft.”

        AIA and ASD vowed to support ICAO’s efforts towards reducing civil aviation CO2 emissions 50 percent compared to 2005 levels by the year 2050. They affirmed the primacy of such global approaches vs. regional or national market based measures. In support of ongoing collaboration with the global stakeholder community (airlines, airports, and air navigation service providers), both American and European manufacturers agreed to ensure understanding among regulators of how critical CO2 reduction will be.

        Commercially viable, drop-in biofuels will KK [A] a large role in CO2 reduction and both groups are working towards that goal with their respective members. “To develop the use of biofuels in aviation, our industry and public authorities need to work hand in hand,” Domingo Urena-Raso, President of ASD and CEO of Airbus Military declared. “Incentives should be granted to scale up production, infrastructures and programmes, and to encourage the use of biofuels by airlines. We also need to increase our investment in research and development in this field,” he added.

        Another issue discussed during the CEO Dialogue was air traffic management (ATM) interoperability and modernization. Participants in the meeting agreed that greater efforts and resources from governments would greatly contribute to the achievement of these goals and would yield considerable environmental, economic and efficiency benefits.


(Adapted from: http://thesantosrepublic.com/2011/06/aerospace-ceos-discuss-joint-approach-to-environment-air-traffic-management and-other-key-issues/)

Segundo o texto,

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Q2878337 Inglês
Instruções: A questão refere-se ao texto abaixo.


Aerospace CEOs Discuss Joint Approach to Environment, Air Traffic Management, and Other Key Issues


        PARIS, June 21, 2011 − Industry leaders from the Aerospace and Defence Industries Association of Europe (ASD) and the Aerospace Industries Association of America (AIA) reaffirmed their commitment to cooperate on a wide variety of issues during an annual meeting at the 2011 Paris Airshow.

        “Aircraft manufacturers are very serious about reducing aviation’s environmental impacts,” Jim Albaugh, Chairman of the Board of Governors of AIA and President and Chief Executive Officer, Boeing Commercial Airplanes said. “We’ve made remarkable progress on sustainable aviation biofuels and we’re working with regulators on a first-ever CO2 efficiency standard for new production aircraft.”

        AIA and ASD vowed to support ICAO’s efforts towards reducing civil aviation CO2 emissions 50 percent compared to 2005 levels by the year 2050. They affirmed the primacy of such global approaches vs. regional or national market based measures. In support of ongoing collaboration with the global stakeholder community (airlines, airports, and air navigation service providers), both American and European manufacturers agreed to ensure understanding among regulators of how critical CO2 reduction will be.

        Commercially viable, drop-in biofuels will KK [A] a large role in CO2 reduction and both groups are working towards that goal with their respective members. “To develop the use of biofuels in aviation, our industry and public authorities need to work hand in hand,” Domingo Urena-Raso, President of ASD and CEO of Airbus Military declared. “Incentives should be granted to scale up production, infrastructures and programmes, and to encourage the use of biofuels by airlines. We also need to increase our investment in research and development in this field,” he added.

        Another issue discussed during the CEO Dialogue was air traffic management (ATM) interoperability and modernization. Participants in the meeting agreed that greater efforts and resources from governments would greatly contribute to the achievement of these goals and would yield considerable environmental, economic and efficiency benefits.


(Adapted from: http://thesantosrepublic.com/2011/06/aerospace-ceos-discuss-joint-approach-to-environment-air-traffic-management and-other-key-issues/)

A redução de emissão de CO2 pretendida pela ICAO

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Q2878335 Inglês
Instruções: A questão refere-se ao texto abaixo.


Aerospace CEOs Discuss Joint Approach to Environment, Air Traffic Management, and Other Key Issues


        PARIS, June 21, 2011 − Industry leaders from the Aerospace and Defence Industries Association of Europe (ASD) and the Aerospace Industries Association of America (AIA) reaffirmed their commitment to cooperate on a wide variety of issues during an annual meeting at the 2011 Paris Airshow.

        “Aircraft manufacturers are very serious about reducing aviation’s environmental impacts,” Jim Albaugh, Chairman of the Board of Governors of AIA and President and Chief Executive Officer, Boeing Commercial Airplanes said. “We’ve made remarkable progress on sustainable aviation biofuels and we’re working with regulators on a first-ever CO2 efficiency standard for new production aircraft.”

        AIA and ASD vowed to support ICAO’s efforts towards reducing civil aviation CO2 emissions 50 percent compared to 2005 levels by the year 2050. They affirmed the primacy of such global approaches vs. regional or national market based measures. In support of ongoing collaboration with the global stakeholder community (airlines, airports, and air navigation service providers), both American and European manufacturers agreed to ensure understanding among regulators of how critical CO2 reduction will be.

        Commercially viable, drop-in biofuels will KK [A] a large role in CO2 reduction and both groups are working towards that goal with their respective members. “To develop the use of biofuels in aviation, our industry and public authorities need to work hand in hand,” Domingo Urena-Raso, President of ASD and CEO of Airbus Military declared. “Incentives should be granted to scale up production, infrastructures and programmes, and to encourage the use of biofuels by airlines. We also need to increase our investment in research and development in this field,” he added.

        Another issue discussed during the CEO Dialogue was air traffic management (ATM) interoperability and modernization. Participants in the meeting agreed that greater efforts and resources from governments would greatly contribute to the achievement of these goals and would yield considerable environmental, economic and efficiency benefits.


(Adapted from: http://thesantosrepublic.com/2011/06/aerospace-ceos-discuss-joint-approach-to-environment-air-traffic-management and-other-key-issues/)

No texto, both groups refere-se a

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Respostas
14881: A
14882: C
14883: E
14884: B
14885: A
14886: C
14887: A
14888: D
14889: C
14890: E
14891: D
14892: C
14893: D
14894: A
14895: B
14896: D
14897: D
14898: E
14899: C
14900: A