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“Sleep isn’t productive”: a crença criticada — Fuvest 1999
American workers are being told to go to sleep on the job, according to Dermot Purgavie in the Daily Mail. “Nap breaks” are becoming increasingly popular in offices, factories and even long-haul aeroplane cockpits. “It’s now as important for employers to offer…
The passage says that
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A pesquisa da Nasa sobre o sono dos pilotos — Fuvest 1999
American workers are being told to go to sleep on the job, according to Dermot Purgavie in the Daily Mail. “Nap breaks” are becoming increasingly popular in offices, factories and even long-haul aeroplane cockpits. “It’s now as important for employers to offer…
Which statement about Nasa’s research is true?
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O que se deduz sobre P.M. Clary — Fuvest 1999
American workers are being told to go to sleep on the job, according to Dermot Purgavie in the Daily Mail. “Nap breaks” are becoming increasingly popular in offices, factories and even long-haul aeroplane cockpits. “It’s now as important for employers to offer…
We can deduce from the passage that P.M. Clary
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Nap breaks no trabalho — Fuvest 1999
American workers are being told to go to sleep on the job, according to Dermot Purgavie in the Daily Mail. “Nap breaks” are becoming increasingly popular in offices, factories and even long-haul aeroplane cockpits. “It’s now as important for employers to offer…
According to the passage, office, factory and long-haul aeroplane cockpit workers
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Qual conector completa a frase: "Even when" (Fuvest 1999)
DESPITE French horror at England’s violent football louts, who smashed up Marseilles on June 15th before a match between England and Tunisia, some Britons still get a friendly press in France: the Scots. They have been widely praised for their seemingly indomi…
Choose the item which best completes the sentence, according to the passage:
....some Scottish fans bare their bottoms, they are readily forgiven.
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Voz ativa de "They have been widely praised" (Fuvest 1999)
DESPITE French horror at England’s violent football louts, who smashed up Marseilles on June 15th before a match between England and Tunisia, some Britons still get a friendly press in France: the Scots. [[They have been widely praised]] for their seemingly in…
Choose the correct active voice form for: “They have been widely praised...” (lines 6-7)
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O repórter francês e a investigação sobre o kilt (Fuvest 1999)
DESPITE French horror at England’s violent football louts, who smashed up Marseilles on June 15th before a match between England and Tunisia, some Britons still get a friendly press in France: the Scots. They have been widely praised for their seemingly indomi…
According to the passage, one French reporter
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O que significa "seemingly indomitable high spirits" (Fuvest 1999)
DESPITE French horror at England’s violent football louts, who smashed up Marseilles on June 15th before a match between England and Tunisia, some Britons still get a friendly press in France: the Scots. They have been widely praised for [[their seemingly indo…
“their seemingly indomitable high spirits” (lines 7-8) means that
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O que os torcedores escoceses menos fariam (Fuvest 1999)
DESPITE French horror at England’s violent football louts, who smashed up Marseilles on June 15th before a match between England and Tunisia, some Britons still get a friendly press in France: the Scots. They have been widely praised for their seemingly indomi…
We can deduce from the passage that Scottish fans would be LEAST likely to
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A imprensa francesa e a admiração pelos escoceses (Fuvest 1999)
DESPITE French horror at England’s violent football louts, who smashed up Marseilles on June 15th before a match between England and Tunisia, some Britons still get a friendly press in France: the Scots. They have been widely praised for their seemingly indomi…
The passage suggests that the French press
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Nem todo britânico tem boa imprensa na França (Fuvest 1999)
DESPITE French horror at England’s violent football louts, who smashed up Marseilles on June 15th before a match between England and Tunisia, some Britons still get a friendly press in France: the Scots. They have been widely praised for their seemingly indomi…
According to the passage,
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A finalidade da patente EP 812 106 (Fuvest 1999)
People wearing glasses look odd during video conferences because their lenses reflect a disturbing image of the screen, but Nokia of Finland has come up with a clever solution (EP 812 106). Since all TV screens go blank for a few milliseconds as one picture fr…
Conforme o texto, a finalidade do EP 812 106 é
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A solução da Nokia: sincronizar câmera e tela (Fuvest 1999)
People wearing glasses look odd during video conferences because their lenses reflect a disturbing image of the screen, but Nokia of Finland has come up with a clever solution (EP 812 106). Since all TV screens go blank for a few milliseconds as one picture fr…
De acordo com o texto, qual é a sugestão da Nokia?
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Por que quem usa óculos fica estranho na videoconferência (Fuvest 1999)
People wearing glasses look odd during video conferences because their lenses reflect a disturbing image of the screen, but Nokia of Finland has come up with a clever solution (EP 812 106). Since all TV screens go blank for a few milliseconds as one picture fr…
O texto diz que durante uma videoconferência
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