Questões de CESGRANRIO - Inglês - Compreensão de textos - Múltipla escolha

“the prediction of Jean-François Lisée [...] does not stand up to close scrutiny” (lines 18-21) - The Canadian multiculturalism will probably come to an end.

“Canadians, even in Quebec, overwhelmingly back mass immigration” (lines 22-24) - Many Canadians reject it.

“First-generation immigrants make up a bigger share of Toronto’s and Vancouver’s populations than in many of the world’s great cosmopolitan cities” (lines 26-28) Toronto’s and Vancouver’s populations are larger than those of other metropolitan cities.

“Younger applicants currently have an edge” (lines 41-42) - Younger workers are at an advantage.

“The governing Conservatives are blunter than opposition parties about the obligation on newcomers to integrate and about cultural practices” (lines 55-57) - Government officials have a flexible position on the integration of immigrants.

it in “it gave a community hospital” (line 4) refers to hospital in neighbouring Ontario (line 4).

it in “we care what’s in it” (line 9) refers to head (line9).

them in “rather than steal them” (line 30), refers to skills (line 40).

them in “many of them” (lines 42-43) refers to languages (line 43).

This in “This is popular” (line 68) refers to their role (line 65).

are responsible for rising prosperity.

have brought innovation to society.

have brought different kinds of work.

have helped workers become more productive.

have destroyed jobs on which the middle-classes depended.

Government’s confidence in the ability to create jobs.

the advantages of technology.

the effect of sudden climate changes.

the outcomes of changes in technology.

the increased demand for goods and services as people become richer.

explain the reasons for the sudden increase in the price of oil in 2018.

speculate on matters that may affect the global energy market in 2018.

provide precise answers to the most relevant questions on global energy.

forecast changes in trade and energy production in Asia and the Middle East.

measure the devastating impact of renewable industry on coal and natural gas.