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Q1229643
Comunicação Social
Conforme estabelecido no decreto que trata de sua estrutura regimental, o Ministério da Cultura tem como áreas de competência os seguintes assuntos:
Q1227966
Direito Constitucional
São áreas de competência do Ministério da Cultura a política nacional de cultura e a proteção do patrimônio histórico e cultural. Na estrutura organizacional do Ministério, à Secretaria de Políticas Culturais compete, entre outras atividades,
Q1207778
Inglês
Read the text below to answer the question.
“Culture must go hand in hand with humanitarian aid. It must be present in Haiti’s reconstruction strategies because culture and development are closely linked”, stressed Irina Bokova, Director-General of United Nations Education, Scientific and Cutural Organization (Unesco), as she ended her official visit to Haiti yesterday.
On her second and last day in Haiti, Ms Bokova met with the Minister of Culture and Communication, and the Director of ISPAN, institute for safeguarding national heritage. She then went to Jacmel, city in the southeast that is on Haiti’s Tentative List of properties to be proposed for inscription on Unesco’s World Heritage List. The city suffered severe damage during the 12 January earthquake.
The Director-General reiterated Unesco’s commitment to safeguarding heritage in the colonial city, founded in the late 17th century, where numerous buildings are in ruins. In her discussion with the mayor, Ms Bokova underlined the vital role – social as well as economic – of craftsmanship in local life and the need to preserve it. “We are aware that emergency humanitarian aid is not the only appropriate response to the country’s needs and that your know-how and your traditions must be taken into account in the reconstruction effort”, said Ms Bokova.
Ms Bokova, emphasizing that Port-au-Prince was not the only part of Haiti to be stricken by the earthquake, then went to Camp-Perrin in the south. According to a Unesco consultant of Haiti’s state university, some 9000 people streamed into the small town following the disaster, 30% of them school-age children.
Ms Bokova visited workshops in Camp-Perrin where masons are learning techniques for building earthquake resistant structures. “In an exposed region such as Haiti, everyone has the right to live in a secure house”, declared the Director-General. “Preventive measures must be taken to ensure this result and I hope experience acquired here can spread to other parts of the country.”
Back in Port-au-Prince, the Director-General met with the European Union’s chargé d’affaire and the spanish ambassador. At her next meeting with the Special Representative for the United Nations Secretary General, she asked for assistance from Minustah, the UN’s mission in Haiti, to protect the country’s historical sites and monuments from the threat of vandalism and illicit trade in art objects and other cultural property.
Culture must be an integral part of reconstruction. Internet: http://portal.unesco.org. Accessed on 13/3/2010 (with adaptations).
Analyze the following statements as True (T) or False (F) and choose the correct option.
I – The Director-General of Unesco believes that culture and humanitarian aid cannot be considered separately from each other.
II – Some 9000 people left Camp-Perrin in order to escape from the earthquakes.
III – Jacmel, a city in the southeast of Haiti, integrates Unesco’s World Heritage List to be reconstructed.
IV – Minustah, the UN’s mission in Haiti, is suspected of vandalism and illicit trade in art objects.
The correct sequence is:
“Culture must go hand in hand with humanitarian aid. It must be present in Haiti’s reconstruction strategies because culture and development are closely linked”, stressed Irina Bokova, Director-General of United Nations Education, Scientific and Cutural Organization (Unesco), as she ended her official visit to Haiti yesterday.
On her second and last day in Haiti, Ms Bokova met with the Minister of Culture and Communication, and the Director of ISPAN, institute for safeguarding national heritage. She then went to Jacmel, city in the southeast that is on Haiti’s Tentative List of properties to be proposed for inscription on Unesco’s World Heritage List. The city suffered severe damage during the 12 January earthquake.
The Director-General reiterated Unesco’s commitment to safeguarding heritage in the colonial city, founded in the late 17th century, where numerous buildings are in ruins. In her discussion with the mayor, Ms Bokova underlined the vital role – social as well as economic – of craftsmanship in local life and the need to preserve it. “We are aware that emergency humanitarian aid is not the only appropriate response to the country’s needs and that your know-how and your traditions must be taken into account in the reconstruction effort”, said Ms Bokova.
Ms Bokova, emphasizing that Port-au-Prince was not the only part of Haiti to be stricken by the earthquake, then went to Camp-Perrin in the south. According to a Unesco consultant of Haiti’s state university, some 9000 people streamed into the small town following the disaster, 30% of them school-age children.
Ms Bokova visited workshops in Camp-Perrin where masons are learning techniques for building earthquake resistant structures. “In an exposed region such as Haiti, everyone has the right to live in a secure house”, declared the Director-General. “Preventive measures must be taken to ensure this result and I hope experience acquired here can spread to other parts of the country.”
Back in Port-au-Prince, the Director-General met with the European Union’s chargé d’affaire and the spanish ambassador. At her next meeting with the Special Representative for the United Nations Secretary General, she asked for assistance from Minustah, the UN’s mission in Haiti, to protect the country’s historical sites and monuments from the threat of vandalism and illicit trade in art objects and other cultural property.
Culture must be an integral part of reconstruction. Internet: http://portal.unesco.org. Accessed on 13/3/2010 (with adaptations).
Analyze the following statements as True (T) or False (F) and choose the correct option.
I – The Director-General of Unesco believes that culture and humanitarian aid cannot be considered separately from each other.
II – Some 9000 people left Camp-Perrin in order to escape from the earthquakes.
III – Jacmel, a city in the southeast of Haiti, integrates Unesco’s World Heritage List to be reconstructed.
IV – Minustah, the UN’s mission in Haiti, is suspected of vandalism and illicit trade in art objects.
The correct sequence is:
Q1204893
Noções de Informática
Considere as seguintes informações para a questão a seguir.
Todos os programas citados estão em português e
configuração-padrão. Considere também que o mouse está configurado para pessoas destras e que informações como clicar, clique simples e clique duplo referem-se a cliques com o botão esquerdo do mouse.
Não há restrições de proteção, funcionamento e/ou
uso em relação a programas, arquivos, diretórios, recursos e equipamentos mencionados. Hoje é comum encontrar pessoas que escreveram
poucas cartas durante a vida, mas que escrevem e-mails diariamente. No meio corporativo, o correio eletrônico desponta como uma das principais ferramentas de comunicação. Por isso, saber usá-lo corretamente é importante para a vida profissional, e conhecer o seu funcionamento e características é uma das chaves para se atingir a eficiência. A respeito do funcionamento, das funcionalidades e
dos conceitos do correio eletrônico, assinale a opção correta.
Q1202492
Sistemas Operacionais
Considere as seguintes informações para responder à questão.
Todos os programas citados estão em português e configuração-padrão. Considere também que o mouse está configurado para pessoas destras e que informações como clicar, clique simples e clique duplo referem-se a cliques com o botão esquerdo do mouse.
Não há restrições de proteção, funcionamento e/ou uso em relação a programas, arquivos, diretórios, recursos e equipamentos mencionados.
Acerca do sistema operacional Linux, julgue os itens abaixo como Verdadeiros (V) ou Falsos (F) e, em seguida, assinale a opção correta.
I – O Linux, apesar de ter licença de uso gratuita, é um sistema operacional cujo kernel possui código fechado, impedindo, assim, sua livre distribuição e manutenção.
II – Ao digitar o comando rm –f TEXTO.TXT o arquivo TEXTO.TXT será apagado.
III – Todos os aplicativos disponíveis para execução em linux devem ser open source.
IV – Ao digitar o comando mkdir CULTURA, o arquivo de nome CULTURA será movido para o diretório raiz.
A sequência correta é:
Todos os programas citados estão em português e configuração-padrão. Considere também que o mouse está configurado para pessoas destras e que informações como clicar, clique simples e clique duplo referem-se a cliques com o botão esquerdo do mouse.
Não há restrições de proteção, funcionamento e/ou uso em relação a programas, arquivos, diretórios, recursos e equipamentos mencionados.
Acerca do sistema operacional Linux, julgue os itens abaixo como Verdadeiros (V) ou Falsos (F) e, em seguida, assinale a opção correta.
I – O Linux, apesar de ter licença de uso gratuita, é um sistema operacional cujo kernel possui código fechado, impedindo, assim, sua livre distribuição e manutenção.
II – Ao digitar o comando rm –f TEXTO.TXT o arquivo TEXTO.TXT será apagado.
III – Todos os aplicativos disponíveis para execução em linux devem ser open source.
IV – Ao digitar o comando mkdir CULTURA, o arquivo de nome CULTURA será movido para o diretório raiz.
A sequência correta é:
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