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Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2015· PETROBRAS

After reading Text I and Text II, one notices both texts imply that

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2014· PETROBRAS

Existe um tipo de navio com uma rampa na popa (parte traseira do navio) ou na proa (parte da frente do navio), por onde os veículos transportados (com carga ou vazios) tanto entram vindo diretamente do cais do porto, qu…

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2014· PETROBRAS

Comparing the excerpt from Text I “Non-OECD countries are projected to lead oil demand growth this year and forecast to add 1.3 mb/d in 2H14 compared to the same period a year ago” (lines 13-15) to the excerpt from Text…

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2014· PETROBRAS

The words of Text I: output (line 26), mild (line 30), balance (line 37) and inventories (line 42) may be replaced, without change in meaning, respectively, by:

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2014· PETROBRAS

In the fragments of Text I “World oil demand in 2H14 is anticipated to increase” (lines 2-3), “OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development) demand is projected to decline” (lines 5-6), “oil demand growt…

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2014· PETROBRAS

The expression from Text II upstream, midstream and downstream (lines 8-9) implies that investment programmes will be respectively directed to costs that involve

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2014· PETROBRAS

In the fragment of Text I “Less field maintenance in the North Sea and easing geopolitical tensions could also add further barrels in the coming two quarters.” (lines 31-33), the expression easing geopolitical tensions…

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2014· PETROBRAS

In the following fragment of Text I: “Less field maintenance in the North Sea and easing geopolitical tensions could also add further barrels in the coming two quarters.” (lines 31-33) the word quarters means a(an)

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2014· PETROBRAS

According to Text II, the statement “ongoing North American hydrocarbon revolution is a ‘game changer’.” (lines 14-15) suggests that the hydrocarbon revolution represents a

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2014· PETROBRAS

According to Text I, world oil demand in 2H13 was

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2014· PETROBRAS

In the fragment of Text I “Less field maintenance in the North Sea and easing geopolitical tensions could also add further barrels in the coming two quarters.” (lines 31-33), the expression easing geopolitical tensions…

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2014· PETROBRAS

According to Text I, the statement “On the supply side, non-OPEC oil supply in the second half of the year is expected to increase by 1.2 mb/d over the same period last year to average around 55.9 mb/d, with the US bein…

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2014· PETROBRAS

In the fragment of Text I “Less field maintenance in the North Sea and easing geopolitical tensions could also add further barrels in the coming two quarters.” (lines 31-33), the expression easing geopolitical tensions…

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2014· PETROBRAS

In the fragment of Text I “Less field maintenance in the North Sea and easing geopolitical tensions could also add further barrels in the coming two quarters.” (lines 31-33), the expression easing geopolitical tensions…

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2014· PETROBRAS

According to Text I, the statement “OECD Europe and OECD Asia Pacific are expected to see a lesser contraction than a year earlier” (lines 8-10) implies that the oil demand in those countries

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2012· PETROBRAS

The sentence, in Text I, in which the boldfaced expression introduces an idea of addition is

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2012· PETROBRAS

Based on the meanings of the words in Text I,

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2012· PETROBRAS

The main purpose of Text II is to

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2012· PETROBRAS

The fragment that closes Text II, “be aware that you will need to roll up your sleeves and work hard for the first couple years, and you will be rewarded in the end.” (lines 23-25), implies that one must

Língua InglesaOutros temas· 2012· PETROBRAS

According to Text I, when asked about their choice of the oil and gas industry,