Questões de Concursos Públicos - Inglês

A (1) on • (2) light • (3) warmful • (4) new

B (1) over • (2) power • (3) warm • (4) fossil

C (1) about • (2) strong • (3) harm • (4) renewable

D (1) about • (2) power • (3) harmful • (4) renewable

E (1) without • (2) energy • (3) harmful • (4) recycle

A comment on the environmental impact of nuclear power.

B warn future generations of the dangers of nuclear power.

C give an account of the Fukushima and Chernobyl nuclear disasters.

D tell survivors’ stories from the Fukushima and Chernobyl nuclear disasters.

E describe the benefits of atomic energy worldwide while also highlighting the disadvantages.

A nuclear energy causes as much pollution as fossil fuels.

B there aren’t enough renewable energy sources to meet the needs of people all over the world.

C environmentalists all agree that nuclear power is going to be the only type of energy available in the future.

D environmentalists are convinced that the waste from nuclear energy is dangerous.

E nuclear reactors are not cheap to build and they produce a huge amount of carbon dioxide.

A The disposal of radioactive waste is difficult and dangerous but can be done safely.

B One of the main problems with atomic energy is that people are not sure it is safe and the media has contributed to this negative view.

C People who oppose nuclear energy are absolutely sure it is unsafe and dangerous for children’s health.

D Some people are opposed to atomic energy because they have seen the effect it can have on children, crops, and communities.

E Nuclear reactors produce toxic waste that will cause health problems for young children for thousands of years to come.

A difficult.

B completed.

C continuing.

D from the past

E new and different.

A 1 only.

B 2 only.

C 1 and 2.

D 1 and 3.

E 2 and 3.

A there is little or no evidence that nuclear energy is dangerous.

B nuclear waste is easy to dispose of in most countries.

C oil prices are closely linked to global energy supplies.

D Germany has a higher recycling rate than most other European countries.

E other countries could learn a lot from Brazil’s recent change in approach to energy.

A use.

B add to.

C supply.

D reduce the amount.

E increase in number.

A went in a downwards direction.

B decided not to continue with a plan.

C hid something in a secret place.

D put the plans on a shelf.

E didn’t work.

A people living on planet Earth

B the damage caused by humans

C the risks caused to the planet

D people who caused the risks

E the planet itself