IADES-2014-TRE/PA-LÍNGUA INGLESA - Técnico Judiciário TRIBUNAL REGIONAL ELEITORAL DO PARÁ - Prova com gabarito.

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➧ PROVA DE LÍNGUA INGLESA: CONCURSO PÚBLICO TRE/PA(TRIBUNAL REGIONAL ELEITORAL DO PARÁ) - TÉCNICO JUDICIÁRIO - Aplicada em 23/02/2014.

➧ BANCA/ORGANIZADOR: IADES (Instituto Americano de Desenvolvimento) - https://www.iades.com.br/.

➧ PADRÃO/COMPOSIÇÃO DA PROVA: 03 questões do tipo (A,B,C,D,E).

➧ GABARITO:

01-C,  02-A,  03-E

• Texto para responder as questões de 01 a 03(IADES-2014-TRE/PA):

Electronic vote in Brazil

       

Brazilians have been voting electronically for more than a decade. The digital ballot was first introduced in 1996 and by the year 2000, a hundred percent of the country’s elections were done by means of voting ballots. When they were first launched, many voting machines could be found in schools and public areas so that the general public and potential voters could learn how to use them. In October of voting years, thousands of voting machines are taken to schools and libraries around the country so that about a hundred and twenty million people can vote for their candidates. Nowadays, over four hundred and fifty thousand digital ballot boxes are used in Brazil, and there is an increasing demand for those machines, since the number of voters have been increasing around six percent every election.
       

The machine has both made voting easier for Brazilians and reduced the number of errors that can crop up when ballot papers are used. It has an easy interface, where voters use a numeric keyboard to type in the numbers of their candidates and they are also able to see the picture of the person they are voting for. Another advantage of such voting machines is that they function for approximately twenty hours on regular batteries. Moreover, it is an independent system, working with no Wi-Fi connection, thus making it impossible to be hacked remotely. The electronic ballot is believed to be reliable, easy to use, low cost and have a tenyear life span. Due to its success, the digital ballot has been improved along the years: now it also has fingerprint identification.

Adapted from: BBC News, How Brazil has put an "e" in vote.

Available at: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/7644751.stm

Accessed on January:19th, 2014.

01 – (IADES-2014-TRE/PA) 

Based on the text above, choose the correct alternative.

(A) It is about the advantages and disadvantages of voting through electronic ballots.
(B) It is about the people who voted for their candidates in 1996 and 2000.
(C) It is about the advantages of the electronic vote in Brazil.
(D) It is about the disadvantages of electronic voting in Brazil.
(E) It is about the use of Wi-Fi connection in schools and libraries.

02 – (IADES-2014-TRE/PA)

Considering the text, it’s correct to say that the electronic ballot

(A) is cheap and trustworthy.
(B) uses internet connection.
(C) has a twenty-hour life span.
(D) might be hacked remotely.
(E) increases six percent every election.

03 – (IADES-2014-TRE/PA)

According to the text, choose the correct alternative.

(A) 120,000 ballot boxes are available nowadays.
(B) 450,000 are used in Brazil.
(C) 100% of the country’s elections were done by balloons.
(D) 112,000,000 people vote for their candidates.
(E) 100% of the country’s elections are done through voting ballots.