Questão de Língua Inglesa

By Gary Duffy BBC Brasil, Aldemir Bendine, a leading banker, is the new chief executive of Brazil's scandal-hit oil giant Petrobras. He was not among the names touted for the job and will be seen as a safe choice for President Dilma Rousseff. She is worried about the impact the corruption case is having on both the country's economy and on her government. Speculation ahead of the announcement sent Petrobras shares down 8% in Sao Paulo on Friday. Mr Bendine replaces Maria das Gracas Foster, who resigned as Petrobras chief executive on Wednesday, along with five of the company's executives amid the fallout from a major corruption scandal. It is alleged that contractors paid inflated prices for contracts with funds diverted to some Petrobras directors, and to the ruling Workers' Party and some of its allies. The Workers' Party has dismissed the claims as lies and said that it only accepted legal donations. Mr Bendine is a career banker who has been president of the state-run Banco do Brasil since 2009. Write V for true and F for false according to the text: ( ) Petrobras has been illegally used to finance political parties. ( ) The Brazilian giant petrol company hasn’t been linked with corruption. ( ) There’s an illegal relationship between Petrobras and political parties. ( ) Petrobras shares have achieved sky-high values lately.