Questões de Vestibular UEM 2012 para Vestibular - PAS - Etapa 3 - Conhecimentos Gerais - Inglês

According to the text it is correct to affirm that

powerful engines and deluxe onboard facilities usually take high fuel consumption.

According to the text it is correct to affirm that

Palumbo Shipyards is responsible for the production of Columbus Sports 130´s which will cost less than $30 million.

According to the text it is correct to affirm that

the superyacht is propelled by twin electrical and diesel engines which consume more fuel in order to provide electricity to the boat facilities.

According to the text it is correct to affirm that

in spite of its high-tech eco-friendly features, Sport 130´s Hybrid does not save on the traditional luxury of a superyacht.

According to the text it is correct to affirm that

the last paragraph describes the ship as having four cabins which accommodates eight people each, served by seven crew members, and a deck in which you can swim in the pool, eat and have parties.

Concerning the vocabulary it is correct to affirm that

“wealthy” (line 1) and “millionaire” (line 10) are synonyms; “facilities” (line 6) and “amenities” (line 25) are synonyms; “lavish” (line 17) and “ostentatious” (line 45) are synonyms; “vessel” (line 18) and “yachts” (line 35) are synonyms.

Concerning the vocabulary it is correct to affirm that

the words “reconcile” (line 2), “fuse” (line 14) and “combine” (line 22) refer to the act of joining the facilities of a superyacht with the concern of protecting the environment.

Concerning the vocabulary it is correct to affirm that

the expression “gas-guzzling” (lines 2 and 3) and “slight and sleek” (line 32) refer to some of the boat economical features.

Concerning the vocabulary it is correct to affirm that

the expressions “with the planet’s best interest at heart” (lines 10 and 11) and “will soon be at hand” (lines 11 and 12) respectively mean “care about someone or something and want to improve their situation”, and “will be available in a short period of time”.

Concerning the vocabulary it is correct to affirm that

the words “mariner” (line 10), “builder” (line 17), “guests” (line 48), and “crew members” (line 49) all refer to people.