Questões de Concursos Públicos - Inglês

A beginning of the industrial revolution. 

B cost of producing clean energy

C number of electric appliances we had. 

D use of more manufactured products. 

A They use 30% less energy than they used to.

B They are larger but use less energy than old houses.

C They are less economical than the old houses.

D They do not depend on efficient regular heaters.

A Centuries.

B Jobs.

C Machines.

D Men.

A Conclusion.

B Finality.

C Place. 

D Time.

A That technological change must be studied by economists as well as researchers.

B That the creative aspects of technological change are considered useless by scientists.

C That the debate has usually emphasized the job-destroying aspects of technological change

D That the job-destroying effects of technological change are ignored by most people.

A Human labor should not change in the next 150 years.

B Human labor tends to disappear in the next 150 years.

C Machines are closer to abolishing the need for human labor.

D Machines tend to assume more monotonous and arduous tasks.

A That job losses are irrelevant for a significant part of society.

B That job losses are not related to people’s spending power.

C That technology has no influence on job losses whatsoever.

D That technology is responsible for job losses in some areas.

A It has become more difficult than it used to be. 

B It has more disadvantages than advantages to people.  

C It has more emphasis on providing services to people.

D It has turned out to be a source of raw power.

A It creates new demand and new jobs. 

B It has made food more expensive. 

C There are less jobs and careers.

D There is no money to spend on leisure.

A It is mandatory to explain the big rise in bar staff.

B It is necessary to explain the big rise in bar staff

C It is permitted to explain the big rise in bar staff.

D It is possible to explain the big rise in bar staff.