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Prova2009CESPE

UNIPAMPA - Tradutor Intérprete - Inglês

Universidade Federal do Pampa (UNIPAMPA)
Banca
CESPE
Aplicação
2009
Questões
70
Com gabarito
70 de 70
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Questões da prova70

  1. Língua InglesaGabarito oficialThe extract “In America, chimpanzees are being used to develop a vaccine for hepatitis C because they are the only creatures, other than humans, to be afflicted by the disease” (l.29-32) can be correctly translated as Na América, os chipanResolver
  2. Língua InglesaGabarito oficialThe extract “In America, chimpanzees are being used to develop a vaccine for hepatitis C because they are the only creatures, other than humans, to be afflicted by the disease” (l.29-32) can be correctly translated as Na América, os chipanResolver
  3. Língua InglesaGabarito oficialAccording to the text, judge the items from 111 through 118. In essence, all countries in Europe seem to have the same restrictions concerning the use of animals in scientific research.Resolver
  4. Língua InglesaGabarito oficialAccording to the text, judge the items from 111 through 118. Directives on how animals should be treated in scientific research have existed since 1986.Resolver
  5. Língua InglesaGabarito oficialAccording to the text, judge the items from 111 through 118. Scientists have restricted the use of animals in scientific research for 50 years.Resolver
  6. Língua InglesaGabarito oficialAccording to the text, judge the items from 111 through 118. Scientists have restricted the use of animals in scientific research for 50 years.Resolver
  7. Língua InglesaGabarito oficialAccording to the text, judge the items from 111 through 118. The number of animals used in scientific research today is far beyond what Russell and Burch would have accepted.Resolver
  8. Língua InglesaGabarito oficialAccording to the text, judge the items from 111 through 118. Russell’s and Burch’s principles concerning the use of animals in scientific research have been fully observed.Resolver
  9. Língua InglesaGabarito oficialAccording to the text, judge the items from 111 through 118. Restricting the use of animals, refining experiments as to minimise distress and replacing testing on animals with alternative techniques have become guiding principles in the usResolver
  10. Língua InglesaGabarito oficialAccording to the text, judge the items from 111 through 118. Scientists all over the world have always been concerned about humanizing the use of animals in scientific research.Resolver
  11. Língua InglesaGabarito oficialIn the text, “needed” (l.32) can be replaced by required.Resolver
  12. Língua InglesaGabarito oficialIn the text, “at least” (l.29-30) can be correctly replaced by at last.Resolver
  13. Língua InglesaGabarito oficialIn the text, “as well as” (l.21) is a comparative of equality.Resolver
  14. Língua InglesaGabarito oficialAccording to what can be concluded from the text, judge the items from 98 through 107. the effort to recover economy may likely be increased in 2010.Resolver
  15. Língua InglesaGabarito oficialAccording to what can be concluded from the text, judge the items from 98 through 107. the IMF is not sure whether the fiscal-stimulus will work out.Resolver
  16. Língua InglesaGabarito oficialAccording to what can be concluded from the text, judge the items from 98 through 107. the fund is expecting that G20 will attempt to adopt fiscal measures totaling about 2% of gross domestic product this year.Resolver
  17. Língua InglesaGabarito oficialAccording to what can be concluded from the text, judge the items from 98 through 107. after three meetings, the IMF wishes people to forget the momentum.Resolver
  18. Língua InglesaGabarito oficialAccording to what can be concluded from the text, judge the items from 98 through 107. about 88% of the world’s most progressive economies are about to dwindle.Resolver
  19. Língua InglesaGabarito oficialAccording to what can be concluded from the text, judge the items from 98 through 107. not all economies are followed by the IMF.Resolver
  20. Língua InglesaGabarito oficialAccording to what can be concluded from the text, judge the items from 98 through 107. as expected, the world economy will grow just 1.9% next year.Resolver