Questões de Concurso Público ANA 2006 para Biblioteconomista
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1 When you look out to sea, it is hard to notice that
water is our most precious resource. But only 1% of the
earth’s water is suitable for consumption. And the amount of
4 freshwater we have today is roughly the same amount we had
a thousand years ago, and the same as the water we will have
in a thousand years’ time.
7 Human health is directly linked to the health of the
environment, by looking after the environment we are
looking after ourselves. Water enables us to enjoy a good
10 quality of life. We use water in our homes, for agriculture,
for industry and for recreation
Water is not just important for our needs, but also to
13 support the environment. All living things: humans, plants
and animals need water to survive.
Global water consumption has risen ten-fold since
16 1900. Many areas of the world are now reaching the limits of
their supply. UNESCO has predicted that by 2020 water
shortage will be a serious world problem.
19 It is obvious that we cannot increase demands for
water much more without detrimental effects to the
environment, society and the economy. It’s time to become
22 more water efficient! This means reassessing our relationship
with water and learning to use it more sparingly. On the most
basic level, it requires a behavioral change, and assigning a
25 value to water that truly reflects its worth.
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According to the text above, judge the following items.
Water is a natural resource of great value.
1 When you look out to sea, it is hard to notice that
water is our most precious resource. But only 1% of the
earth’s water is suitable for consumption. And the amount of
4 freshwater we have today is roughly the same amount we had
a thousand years ago, and the same as the water we will have
in a thousand years’ time.
7 Human health is directly linked to the health of the
environment, by looking after the environment we are
looking after ourselves. Water enables us to enjoy a good
10 quality of life. We use water in our homes, for agriculture,
for industry and for recreation
Water is not just important for our needs, but also to
13 support the environment. All living things: humans, plants
and animals need water to survive.
Global water consumption has risen ten-fold since
16 1900. Many areas of the world are now reaching the limits of
their supply. UNESCO has predicted that by 2020 water
shortage will be a serious world problem.
19 It is obvious that we cannot increase demands for
water much more without detrimental effects to the
environment, society and the economy. It’s time to become
22 more water efficient! This means reassessing our relationship
with water and learning to use it more sparingly. On the most
basic level, it requires a behavioral change, and assigning a
25 value to water that truly reflects its worth.
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According to the text above, judge the following items.
The volume of available freshwater today is the same as we had a millennium ago.
1 When you look out to sea, it is hard to notice that
water is our most precious resource. But only 1% of the
earth’s water is suitable for consumption. And the amount of
4 freshwater we have today is roughly the same amount we had
a thousand years ago, and the same as the water we will have
in a thousand years’ time.
7 Human health is directly linked to the health of the
environment, by looking after the environment we are
looking after ourselves. Water enables us to enjoy a good
10 quality of life. We use water in our homes, for agriculture,
for industry and for recreation
Water is not just important for our needs, but also to
13 support the environment. All living things: humans, plants
and animals need water to survive.
Global water consumption has risen ten-fold since
16 1900. Many areas of the world are now reaching the limits of
their supply. UNESCO has predicted that by 2020 water
shortage will be a serious world problem.
19 It is obvious that we cannot increase demands for
water much more without detrimental effects to the
environment, society and the economy. It’s time to become
22 more water efficient! This means reassessing our relationship
with water and learning to use it more sparingly. On the most
basic level, it requires a behavioral change, and assigning a
25 value to water that truly reflects its worth.
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According to the text above, judge the following items.
The importance of water goes beyond the human needs, since all living beings demand water to survive.
1 When you look out to sea, it is hard to notice that
water is our most precious resource. But only 1% of the
earth’s water is suitable for consumption. And the amount of
4 freshwater we have today is roughly the same amount we had
a thousand years ago, and the same as the water we will have
in a thousand years’ time.
7 Human health is directly linked to the health of the
environment, by looking after the environment we are
looking after ourselves. Water enables us to enjoy a good
10 quality of life. We use water in our homes, for agriculture,
for industry and for recreation
Water is not just important for our needs, but also to
13 support the environment. All living things: humans, plants
and animals need water to survive.
Global water consumption has risen ten-fold since
16 1900. Many areas of the world are now reaching the limits of
their supply. UNESCO has predicted that by 2020 water
shortage will be a serious world problem.
19 It is obvious that we cannot increase demands for
water much more without detrimental effects to the
environment, society and the economy. It’s time to become
22 more water efficient! This means reassessing our relationship
with water and learning to use it more sparingly. On the most
basic level, it requires a behavioral change, and assigning a
25 value to water that truly reflects its worth.
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According to the text above, judge the following items.
Water consumption has increased ten times as much since 1900.
1 When you look out to sea, it is hard to notice that
water is our most precious resource. But only 1% of the
earth’s water is suitable for consumption. And the amount of
4 freshwater we have today is roughly the same amount we had
a thousand years ago, and the same as the water we will have
in a thousand years’ time.
7 Human health is directly linked to the health of the
environment, by looking after the environment we are
looking after ourselves. Water enables us to enjoy a good
10 quality of life. We use water in our homes, for agriculture,
for industry and for recreation
Water is not just important for our needs, but also to
13 support the environment. All living things: humans, plants
and animals need water to survive.
Global water consumption has risen ten-fold since
16 1900. Many areas of the world are now reaching the limits of
their supply. UNESCO has predicted that by 2020 water
shortage will be a serious world problem.
19 It is obvious that we cannot increase demands for
water much more without detrimental effects to the
environment, society and the economy. It’s time to become
22 more water efficient! This means reassessing our relationship
with water and learning to use it more sparingly. On the most
basic level, it requires a behavioral change, and assigning a
25 value to water that truly reflects its worth.
Internet: (with adaptations)
According to the text above, judge the following items.
By 2020, water surplus will come to an end.
1 When you look out to sea, it is hard to notice that
water is our most precious resource. But only 1% of the
earth’s water is suitable for consumption. And the amount of
4 freshwater we have today is roughly the same amount we had
a thousand years ago, and the same as the water we will have
in a thousand years’ time.
7 Human health is directly linked to the health of the
environment, by looking after the environment we are
looking after ourselves. Water enables us to enjoy a good
10 quality of life. We use water in our homes, for agriculture,
for industry and for recreation
Water is not just important for our needs, but also to
13 support the environment. All living things: humans, plants
and animals need water to survive.
Global water consumption has risen ten-fold since
16 1900. Many areas of the world are now reaching the limits of
their supply. UNESCO has predicted that by 2020 water
shortage will be a serious world problem.
19 It is obvious that we cannot increase demands for
water much more without detrimental effects to the
environment, society and the economy. It’s time to become
22 more water efficient! This means reassessing our relationship
with water and learning to use it more sparingly. On the most
basic level, it requires a behavioral change, and assigning a
25 value to water that truly reflects its worth.
Internet: (with adaptations)
According to the text above, judge the following items.
It’s about time to start sparing water.
1 When you look out to sea, it is hard to notice that
water is our most precious resource. But only 1% of the
earth’s water is suitable for consumption. And the amount of
4 freshwater we have today is roughly the same amount we had
a thousand years ago, and the same as the water we will have
in a thousand years’ time.
7 Human health is directly linked to the health of the
environment, by looking after the environment we are
looking after ourselves. Water enables us to enjoy a good
10 quality of life. We use water in our homes, for agriculture,
for industry and for recreation
Water is not just important for our needs, but also to
13 support the environment. All living things: humans, plants
and animals need water to survive.
Global water consumption has risen ten-fold since
16 1900. Many areas of the world are now reaching the limits of
their supply. UNESCO has predicted that by 2020 water
shortage will be a serious world problem.
19 It is obvious that we cannot increase demands for
water much more without detrimental effects to the
environment, society and the economy. It’s time to become
22 more water efficient! This means reassessing our relationship
with water and learning to use it more sparingly. On the most
basic level, it requires a behavioral change, and assigning a
25 value to water that truly reflects its worth.
Internet: (with adaptations)
According to the text above, judge the following items.
In the text, the phrase “looking after” (l.9) means taking after.
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