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  Inglês

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  In Paragraph 5 (lines 44-60) the authors explain why, in a technological and globalized world,

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  high wages are earned by all workers in developing countries.

  B

  economic laws state that all workers cannot earn the same wages.

  C

  developed countries consumers do not profit from low cost competition.

  D

  workers in different countries can do the same task and receive similar payment.

  E

  displaced workers in advanced industrial countries are now employment generators.

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• 7DC77670-3C

  Inglês

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  According to the text, technology is “moving the world much closer to a single, large global market for labor, capital, and other inputs to production.” (lines 33-35) despite the.

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  full mobility of low-cost labor.

  B

  high transaction and communication costs.

  C

  inefficiencies in services in advanced economies.

  D

  rising number of tradable goods in the world.

  E

  lacking in mobility of the labor sector.

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• 7DC3008F-3C

  Inglês

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  The two subtitles found in the text (LABOR PAINS and CAPITAL PUNISHMENT).

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  indicate that both labor and capital are being substituted by recent advances in technology.

  B

  predict that both labor and capital will flow according to job creation and income distribution.

  C

  forecast challenging times for labor and capital in the global economy.

  D

  highlight the importance of globalization and automation growth.

  E

  anticipate somber days for the future of market investment.

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• 7DBBCEA8-3C

  Inglês

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  In Paragraph 3, the authors affirm that “…in the future, ideas will be the real scarce inputs in the world” (lines 27-28) because.

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  only few creative and innovative citizens will be favored by fortune.

  B

  ideas will not be as highly valued in the future as they are nowadays.

  C

  the intensive spread of technology will prevent the proliferation of good ideas.

  D

  labor and capital will replace the strategic importance of ideas in the creation of new jobs.

  E

  new products, services and business models will depend less on the existence of good ideas.

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• 7DB6EFD9-3C

  Inglês

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  According to the information presented on lines 23 to 26, the referred distribution of income takes the form of a power law, in which.

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  the power of those who innovate and create new products is restrained.

  B

  the distortion of income distribution in nations around the world is downgraded.

  C

  a small group of innovative professionals is significantly rewarded.

  D

  a functional relationship between some classes of fortune winners is denied.

  E

  the income distribution in most technological and developed countries can be refuted.

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• 7DB20053-3C

  Inglês

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  In Paragraph 2, 'both of whom' (line 19) refers to.

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  “machines" (line 14) and “human labor" (line 15).

  B

  “the real winners of the future" (line 17) and “the providers of cheap labor" (line 18).

  C

  “the real winners of the future" (line 17) and “those who can innovate and create new products, services, and business models" (lines 21-22).

  D

  “the providers of cheap labor" (line 18) and “the owners of ordinary capital" (lines 18-19).

  E

  “cheap labor" (line 18) and “ordinary capital" (lines 18-19).

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• 59258316-3C

  Inglês

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  In paragraph 8 (lines 82-87), the author presents her main argument about what she calls “a rethink of reading".

  According to her,

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  online and offline texts should be formatted the same.

  B

  the presentation of a text is of no importance for the reader's engagement in it.

  C

  the presentation of a text is of vital importance for the reader's engagement in it.

  D

  the packaging of a text should take into account only the aesthetical aspects of a book.

  E

  we find instructions for what we do with a text in online editions, only.

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• 591F873F-3C

  Inglês

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  In paragraph 7 (lines 66-81), the author defends the idea that magazine editors should borrow some of the elements that poets have long used to cue readers to pay attention to their poems. Among these elements, the one that is NOT mentioned is:

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  The artistic language used in poetry.

  B

  The sparse formatting of the text.

  C

  The use of empty spaces around and inside the text.

  D

  The lack of graphic distractions.

  E

  The unconventional formatting of the text.

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• 59011FEB-3C

  Inglês

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  In the fragment “the effort of navigating text onscreen interferes with the processing of information”, “processing” (lines 29-30) is to “process” as:

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  ”thinking” (line 18) is to “think”.

  B

  “consuming” (line 20) is to “consume”.

  C

  “ingesting” (line 22) is to “ingest”.

  D

  “reading” (line 64) is to “read”.

  E

  “abandoning” (line 83) is to “abandon”.

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• B01CB998-3C

  Inglês

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  The word nudge, in the fragment “how elements of presentation and design can serve as signals to nudge the reader into the mental activities that do justice to the text.” (lines 67-70), is closest in meaning to

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  encourage

  B

  annoy

  C

  disturb

  D

  transform

  E

  trouble

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• B017A781-3C

  Inglês

  Verbos modais | Modal verbsPUC - RJ · 2014FácilEntre para guardar nos favoritos

  
  

  In the fragment “The research should also motivate publishers…” (line 66), “should” conveys the idea of

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  obligation

  B

  possibility

  C

  recommendation

  D

  condition

  E

  request

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• B012087A-3C

  Inglês

  Pronome demonstrativo | Demonstrative pronounPUC - RJ · 2014MédioEntre para guardar nos favoritos

  
  

  The demonstrative “those” (line 64), in the fragment “from those that are involved in reading your Twitter feed or thumbing through a paperback romance novel”, makes reference to

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  styles of presentation (line 60)

  B

  hard-copy textbook (line 62)

  C

  sets off (line 63)

  D

  cognitive activities (line 63)

  E

  paperback romance novel (line 65)

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• B00D0527-3C

  Inglês

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  In paragraph 6 (lines 49-65), the author claims that

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  the cognitive activities triggered when reading a hard- -copy textbook or a Twitter feed are possibly analogous.

  B

  the font, the style of presentation and the format are examples of subtle cues that impact on our cognitive goals when reading from screens or from paper.

  C

  it is easy to engage the mind into processing online information.

  D

  according to a study, people consider product reviews with easy-to-read fonts more reliable than reviews with hard-to-read fonts.

  E

  the subtle cues that influence our cognitive goals during the activity of reading distract us from understanding argumentative texts.

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• C61E9168-3C

  Inglês

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  Paragraph 6 (lines 60-68) shows that the author’s position regarding the consumption of animal products is

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  condescending

  B

  sympathetic

  C

  respectful

  D

  adamant

  E

  single-minded

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• C619F06E-3C

  Inglês

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  “Away” in “the entire week away” (line 68) has the same meaning as “away” in:

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  They gave the tickets away

  B

  The game was still a week away.

  C

  We sent the children away to boarding school.

  D

  The music faded away.

  E

  We live a block away from the park.

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• C61442C7-3C

  Inglês

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  In paragraph 5 (lines 44-59), the author presents some tips on how to manage our diet when eating out. Mark the statement that DOES NOT express the author’s idea:

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  Salads are a must-have dish.

  B

  Double-sized salads are more creative than regularsized ones.

  C

  Salad dressing should be used with restraint.

  D

  It is recommended to stay away from soups.

  E

  Filling up on bread is tempting.

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• C60F7018-3C

  Inglês

  Sinônimos | SynonymsPUC - RJ · 2014DifícilEntre para guardar nos favoritos

  
  

  In the fragment “I recommend eating dinner at…” (lines 47-48), “recommend” may be replaced, with no change in meaning, by
  

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  dissuade

  B

  counsel

  C

  urge

  D

  advise

  E

  expect

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• C60A663A-3C

  Inglês

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  In the fragment “…you don’t need to give up restaurant dining completely.” (lines 45-46), the expression “don’t need to” may be replaced, with no change in meaning, by

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  don’t have to

  B

  cannot

  C

  may not

  D

  should not

  E

  must not

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• C605CE1A-3C

  Inglês

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  The word “showcase” in “farms and farmers markets showcase the best and freshest produce a location has to offer.” (lines 32-34), most nearly means

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  carry

  B

  manage

  C

  keep

  D

  boast

  E

  display

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• C6017C56-3C

  Inglês

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  In the fragment “This is actually a lot more relaxing,” (lines 16-17), “actually” is to “actual” as:

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  “healthy” (line 5) is to “health”.

  B

  “especially” (line 17) is to “especial”.

  C

  “costly” (line 21) is to “cost”.

  D

  “completely” (line 46) is to “completion”.

  E

  “lastly” (line 69) is to “last”.

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