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Ano: 2014
Banca:
BIO-RIO
Órgão:
ETAM
Prova:
BIO-RIO - 2014 - ETAM - Curso de Formação de Técnicos - 1º Semestre |
Q744239
Física
Aproveitando o feriado de fim de ano, Agenor levou,
em seu automóvel, a família para passar alguns dias
num famoso balneário. Acontece que, devido ao grande
número de pessoas que tiveram a mesma ideia, a viagem
da família foi muito lenta. A tabela abaixo mostra a
distância e o tempo que a família demorou para percorrer
cada um dos três trechos da estrada.
A velocidade média da viagem de Agenor foi de:
A velocidade média da viagem de Agenor foi de:
Ano: 2014
Banca:
BIO-RIO
Órgão:
ETAM
Prova:
BIO-RIO - 2014 - ETAM - Curso de Formação de Técnicos - 1º Semestre |
Q744238
Física
A intensidade de corrente elétrica num certo circuito é
de 5 microampères. Expresso em ampères, esse número
se escreve como:
Ano: 2014
Banca:
BIO-RIO
Órgão:
ETAM
Prova:
BIO-RIO - 2014 - ETAM - Curso de Formação de Técnicos - 1º Semestre |
Q744237
Inglês
Texto associado
After decades of trying to protect rapidly shrinking forests, Brazil has launched a digital platform called BVRio, short for Bolsa Verde do Rio de Janeiro (Rio de Janeiro Green Exchange). Growers who have more untouched forest than legally required can sell “quotas,” one hectare at a time, to farmers who fall short for a price determined by supply and demand. Under the rule, growers have to keep a minimum amount of native growth on their properties, ranging from 20 to 80 percent of their land depending on the type of vegetation. The trading platform, launched in December 2012, allows farmers to find and negotiate directly with each other.
TEXTO II
Brazil: Forest Protection Goes Digital
Landowners who broke
Brazil’s environmental
laws by clearing their
farms of native forest
used to have just one
way to make right with
government inspectors:
plant trees. Now, they
can clear their names by
just pointing and clicking.
After decades of trying to protect rapidly shrinking forests, Brazil has launched a digital platform called BVRio, short for Bolsa Verde do Rio de Janeiro (Rio de Janeiro Green Exchange). Growers who have more untouched forest than legally required can sell “quotas,” one hectare at a time, to farmers who fall short for a price determined by supply and demand. Under the rule, growers have to keep a minimum amount of native growth on their properties, ranging from 20 to 80 percent of their land depending on the type of vegetation. The trading platform, launched in December 2012, allows farmers to find and negotiate directly with each other.
(http://apdforum.com/en_GB/article/rmiap/articles)
The opposite of the underlined word in “rapidly shrinking
forests” is:
Ano: 2014
Banca:
BIO-RIO
Órgão:
ETAM
Prova:
BIO-RIO - 2014 - ETAM - Curso de Formação de Técnicos - 1º Semestre |
Q744236
Inglês
Texto associado
After decades of trying to protect rapidly shrinking forests, Brazil has launched a digital platform called BVRio, short for Bolsa Verde do Rio de Janeiro (Rio de Janeiro Green Exchange). Growers who have more untouched forest than legally required can sell “quotas,” one hectare at a time, to farmers who fall short for a price determined by supply and demand. Under the rule, growers have to keep a minimum amount of native growth on their properties, ranging from 20 to 80 percent of their land depending on the type of vegetation. The trading platform, launched in December 2012, allows farmers to find and negotiate directly with each other.
TEXTO II
Brazil: Forest Protection Goes Digital
Landowners who broke
Brazil’s environmental
laws by clearing their
farms of native forest
used to have just one
way to make right with
government inspectors:
plant trees. Now, they
can clear their names by
just pointing and clicking.
After decades of trying to protect rapidly shrinking forests, Brazil has launched a digital platform called BVRio, short for Bolsa Verde do Rio de Janeiro (Rio de Janeiro Green Exchange). Growers who have more untouched forest than legally required can sell “quotas,” one hectare at a time, to farmers who fall short for a price determined by supply and demand. Under the rule, growers have to keep a minimum amount of native growth on their properties, ranging from 20 to 80 percent of their land depending on the type of vegetation. The trading platform, launched in December 2012, allows farmers to find and negotiate directly with each other.
(http://apdforum.com/en_GB/article/rmiap/articles)
“they” in “Now, they can clear their names” refers to:
Ano: 2014
Banca:
BIO-RIO
Órgão:
ETAM
Prova:
BIO-RIO - 2014 - ETAM - Curso de Formação de Técnicos - 1º Semestre |
Q744235
Inglês
Texto associado
After decades of trying to protect rapidly shrinking forests, Brazil has launched a digital platform called BVRio, short for Bolsa Verde do Rio de Janeiro (Rio de Janeiro Green Exchange). Growers who have more untouched forest than legally required can sell “quotas,” one hectare at a time, to farmers who fall short for a price determined by supply and demand. Under the rule, growers have to keep a minimum amount of native growth on their properties, ranging from 20 to 80 percent of their land depending on the type of vegetation. The trading platform, launched in December 2012, allows farmers to find and negotiate directly with each other.
TEXTO II
Brazil: Forest Protection Goes Digital
Landowners who broke
Brazil’s environmental
laws by clearing their
farms of native forest
used to have just one
way to make right with
government inspectors:
plant trees. Now, they
can clear their names by
just pointing and clicking.
After decades of trying to protect rapidly shrinking forests, Brazil has launched a digital platform called BVRio, short for Bolsa Verde do Rio de Janeiro (Rio de Janeiro Green Exchange). Growers who have more untouched forest than legally required can sell “quotas,” one hectare at a time, to farmers who fall short for a price determined by supply and demand. Under the rule, growers have to keep a minimum amount of native growth on their properties, ranging from 20 to 80 percent of their land depending on the type of vegetation. The trading platform, launched in December 2012, allows farmers to find and negotiate directly with each other.
(http://apdforum.com/en_GB/article/rmiap/articles)
According to the text, BVRio operates:
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