Questões de Concurso Público CBM-PR 2023 para Cadete
Foram encontradas 90 questões
Q2284130
Filosofia
De acordo com o texto A arte diante do mal radical, de Thierry de Duve, a decisão do Museu de Arte Moderna de Nova Iorque
de expor uma série de fotos de pessoas mantidas em campos de extermínio pelo regime de Pol Pot (líder do Khmer Vermelho
cambojano entre 1975 e 1979 e responsável pelo massacre sistemático de milhares de civis durante esse período):
Q2284131
Filosofia
“Até pouco tempo atrás, quando queríamos sustentar uma afirmação sem argumentar demais, bastava dizer: ‘É comprovado
cientificamente.’ Mas essa tática já não tem mais a mesma eficácia, pois a confiança na ciência está diminuindo. Vivemos hoje
um clima de ceticismo generalizado, uma descrença nas instituições que favorece a disseminação de negacionismos,
encampados por governos com políticas escancaradamente anticientíficas”.
ROQUE, Tatiana. O negacionismo no poder. Como fazer frente ao ceticismo que atinge a ciência e a política. Revista Piauí, n. 161, fev. 2020.
Considerando os elementos mobilizados no texto de Roque, assinale a alternativa que apresenta uma medida que, se implementada, aumentaria a confiança da população no discurso científico.
ROQUE, Tatiana. O negacionismo no poder. Como fazer frente ao ceticismo que atinge a ciência e a política. Revista Piauí, n. 161, fev. 2020.
Considerando os elementos mobilizados no texto de Roque, assinale a alternativa que apresenta uma medida que, se implementada, aumentaria a confiança da população no discurso científico.
Q2284132
Inglês
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The following text is reference to question.
The Strange Saga of Jack Teixeira Reveals New Security Challenges
Moments before his arrest by armed FBI agents on Thursday, a helicopter from a local news station caught footage of 21-year-old Jack
Teixeira reading a book on the sun-splashed back porch of his house in North Dighton, Mass. In his front yard, meanwhile, FBI agents in
camouflage tactical gear were climbing out of an armored vehicle, tightening the straps of their bullet-proof vests and gripping long guns.
The dramatic scene playing out in a sleepy, riverside exurb underscored the peculiarity of a case that exposed military documents,
complicated relations with U.S. allies, and triggered national embarrassment. Intelligence leaks of this magnitude in the past have been
the result of an alienated whistle-blower, double agent or successful spy operation. Now arguably the most damaging disclosure of U.S.
government documents in a decade may have stemmed from the hubris of a junior enlisted member in the Massachusetts Air National
Guard who shared them in a small online chat group called Thug Shaker Central.
Available in: https://time.com/6271787/jack-teixeira-arrest-leaks/.
According to the text, it is correct to say that while Teixeira was at home, a local news station was:
Q2284133
Inglês
Texto associado
The following text is reference to question.
The Strange Saga of Jack Teixeira Reveals New Security Challenges
Moments before his arrest by armed FBI agents on Thursday, a helicopter from a local news station caught footage of 21-year-old Jack
Teixeira reading a book on the sun-splashed back porch of his house in North Dighton, Mass. In his front yard, meanwhile, FBI agents in
camouflage tactical gear were climbing out of an armored vehicle, tightening the straps of their bullet-proof vests and gripping long guns.
The dramatic scene playing out in a sleepy, riverside exurb underscored the peculiarity of a case that exposed military documents,
complicated relations with U.S. allies, and triggered national embarrassment. Intelligence leaks of this magnitude in the past have been
the result of an alienated whistle-blower, double agent or successful spy operation. Now arguably the most damaging disclosure of U.S.
government documents in a decade may have stemmed from the hubris of a junior enlisted member in the Massachusetts Air National
Guard who shared them in a small online chat group called Thug Shaker Central.
Available in: https://time.com/6271787/jack-teixeira-arrest-leaks/.
According to the text, it is correct to say that Jack Teixeira lives:
Q2284134
Inglês
Texto associado
The following text is reference to question.
The Strange Saga of Jack Teixeira Reveals New Security Challenges
Moments before his arrest by armed FBI agents on Thursday, a helicopter from a local news station caught footage of 21-year-old Jack
Teixeira reading a book on the sun-splashed back porch of his house in North Dighton, Mass. In his front yard, meanwhile, FBI agents in
camouflage tactical gear were climbing out of an armored vehicle, tightening the straps of their bullet-proof vests and gripping long guns.
The dramatic scene playing out in a sleepy, riverside exurb underscored the peculiarity of a case that exposed military documents,
complicated relations with U.S. allies, and triggered national embarrassment. Intelligence leaks of this magnitude in the past have been
the result of an alienated whistle-blower, double agent or successful spy operation. Now arguably the most damaging disclosure of U.S.
government documents in a decade may have stemmed from the hubris of a junior enlisted member in the Massachusetts Air National
Guard who shared them in a small online chat group called Thug Shaker Central.
Available in: https://time.com/6271787/jack-teixeira-arrest-leaks/.
One of the reasons the FBI agents arrested Jack Teixeira was that he:
Q2284135
Inglês
Consider the following excerpt:
About 90 percent of species [ ] in the Clarion Clipperton Zone [ ], yet they [ ] at risk from mining for minerals such as cobalt and nickel.
Available in: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/.
Mark the alternative that completes the brackets in the order they appear in the excerpt.
About 90 percent of species [ ] in the Clarion Clipperton Zone [ ], yet they [ ] at risk from mining for minerals such as cobalt and nickel.
Available in: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/animals/.
Mark the alternative that completes the brackets in the order they appear in the excerpt.
Q2284136
Inglês
Consider the following excerpt:
A seventh-grader in Michigan is being heralded a hero after he safely stopped his school bus after the driver passed out.
Available in: pr.org/2023/04/28/1172685391/michigan-school-bus-kid-driver.
According to the excerpt, it is correct to say that a Michigan student stopped the school bus as he noticed that the driver had:
A seventh-grader in Michigan is being heralded a hero after he safely stopped his school bus after the driver passed out.
Available in: pr.org/2023/04/28/1172685391/michigan-school-bus-kid-driver.
According to the excerpt, it is correct to say that a Michigan student stopped the school bus as he noticed that the driver had:
Q2284137
Inglês
Consider the following text:
Alexis, 7 years old and in first grade, always got home from school around 2:05 p.m. When she hadn’t arrived by 2:55 on a Friday in May 2002, her mother, Ayanna Patterson, began to worry. At 3, Patterson ran to the school in a panic. “That’s when I found out that my baby never made it,” Patterson told USA TODAY. “She never made it to school.” The story of Alexis’ disappearance started with a massive search for the little girl and sympathy for her family, but that quickly changed as her parents became suspects. Over the years, there have been conspiracy theories and false leads and cases of mistaken identity. Still, her mom has never given up hope that Alexis will come home again someday. In Season 4 of Unsolved, we work to get to the bottom of what really happened to Alexis, what efforts were made to find [...] why so many missing Black kids in America are never found.
Available in: https://www.usatoday.com/in-depth/news/investigations/2023/04/18/unsolved-season.
According to the text, it is correct to say that Alexis:
Alexis, 7 years old and in first grade, always got home from school around 2:05 p.m. When she hadn’t arrived by 2:55 on a Friday in May 2002, her mother, Ayanna Patterson, began to worry. At 3, Patterson ran to the school in a panic. “That’s when I found out that my baby never made it,” Patterson told USA TODAY. “She never made it to school.” The story of Alexis’ disappearance started with a massive search for the little girl and sympathy for her family, but that quickly changed as her parents became suspects. Over the years, there have been conspiracy theories and false leads and cases of mistaken identity. Still, her mom has never given up hope that Alexis will come home again someday. In Season 4 of Unsolved, we work to get to the bottom of what really happened to Alexis, what efforts were made to find [...] why so many missing Black kids in America are never found.
Available in: https://www.usatoday.com/in-depth/news/investigations/2023/04/18/unsolved-season.
According to the text, it is correct to say that Alexis:
Q2284138
Inglês
Texto associado
The following text is reference to question.
When the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao opened in northern Spain 25 years ago, architect Frank Gehry’s curvy titanium-clad building was
itself as much a part of the attraction for many art lovers as the exhibits inside.
As Spain opens the long-awaited Royal Collections Gallery in Madrid next week, its sleek new eight-story building, perched on an iconic
hillside next to the Royal Palace, may also steal some of the attention from the Old Masters on display. Spanish architects Emilio Tuñon
and Luis Mansilla won the 2017 American Architecture Prize and a dozen other awards for this design, built with white concrete, granite
and oak and featuring hundreds of windows overlooking the leafy gardens below the Royal Palace and the expansive Casa de Campo
park beyond.
Available in: https://edition.cnn.com/2023/06/23/style/madrid-royal-collections-museum/index.html.
According to the text, it is correct to say that the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao:
Q2284139
Inglês
Texto associado
The following text is reference to question.
When the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao opened in northern Spain 25 years ago, architect Frank Gehry’s curvy titanium-clad building was
itself as much a part of the attraction for many art lovers as the exhibits inside.
As Spain opens the long-awaited Royal Collections Gallery in Madrid next week, its sleek new eight-story building, perched on an iconic
hillside next to the Royal Palace, may also steal some of the attention from the Old Masters on display. Spanish architects Emilio Tuñon
and Luis Mansilla won the 2017 American Architecture Prize and a dozen other awards for this design, built with white concrete, granite
and oak and featuring hundreds of windows overlooking the leafy gardens below the Royal Palace and the expansive Casa de Campo
park beyond.
Available in: https://edition.cnn.com/2023/06/23/style/madrid-royal-collections-museum/index.html.
Consider the following sentences about the building of the Royal Collections Gallery:
1. It has eight floors.
2. It has won several architecture awards.
3. It has no wood in its construction.
4. It is placed on the top of a hill with a view of the impressive Casa de Campo park.
Mark the correct alternative.
1. It has eight floors.
2. It has won several architecture awards.
3. It has no wood in its construction.
4. It is placed on the top of a hill with a view of the impressive Casa de Campo park.
Mark the correct alternative.
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