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Questão: 351 de 1885

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Banca: CESPE / Cebraspe

Órgão: IRB Brasil RE

Cargo(s): Diplomata

Ano: 2011

Matéria/Assunto: Inglês > Compreensão de textos

According to the text, judge if the following items are right (C)
or wrong (E).
From the last paragraph, it is correct to infer that volunteer work is inherently slovenly and deceptive.

Questão: 352 de 1885

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Banca: CESPE / Cebraspe

Órgão: IRB Brasil RE

Cargo(s): Diplomata

Ano: 2011

Matéria/Assunto: Inglês > Compreensão de textos

According to the text, judge if the following items are right (C)
or wrong (E).
The terms “stir up” (L.1) and “sparks” (L.2) bear a semantic relationship to the verb to fuel.

Questão: 353 de 1885

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Banca: CESPE / Cebraspe

Órgão: IRB Brasil RE

Cargo(s): Diplomata

Ano: 2011

Matéria/Assunto: Inglês > Compreensão de textos

Based on the text, judge if the items below are right (C) or
wrong (E).
One can infer from the text that backward or nostalgic views of the world have existed for more than a thousand years.

Questão: 354 de 1885

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Banca: CESPE / Cebraspe

Órgão: IRB Brasil RE

Cargo(s): Diplomata

Ano: 2011

Matéria/Assunto: Inglês > Compreensão de textos

Based on the text, judge if the items below are right (C) or
wrong (E).
According to the text, although past events should be taken into consideration, humankind can choose its future and destiny freely.

Questão: 355 de 1885

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Banca: CESPE / Cebraspe

Órgão: IRB Brasil RE

Cargo(s): Diplomata

Ano: 2011

Matéria/Assunto: Inglês > Elementos gramaticais

Still in the fields of semantics and grammar of the text, judge if the
items below are right (C) or wrong (E).
In the first paragraph, the words “world-weary” (L.5) and “disenchantment” (L.6) establish a semantic relation which reveals the pessimism which was felt by the “monarch” (L.5) and characterized his “age” (L.6).