sábado, 5 de setembro de 2015

ESAF – 2004 – IRB – ADVOGADO (A) – LÍNGUA INGLESA – CONCURSO PÚBLICO – BRASIL RESSEGUROS S.A – PROVA COM GABARITO.

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❑ PROVA DE LÍNGUA INGLESA ESAF-2004-IRB-ADVOGADO(A)-20/03/2004.
❑ ORGANIZADORwww.esaf.fazenda.gov.br.
❑ ESTRUTURA-PROVA:
 05 Multiple Choice Questions / 5 Options Each Question.
 Text (1) – Global Insurance Analyst (2 questions)
 Text (2) – How to Manage Extreme Event Exposures www.towersperrin.com (3 questions)
 GABARITO:


01-B,  02-A,  03-E,  04-C,  05-D


 TEXT 1Your answers to questions 01 and 02 must be based on the text below:

Global Insurance Analyst

Source: Global Insurance Analyst Site

Your essential online tool for comprehensive Global Insurance Information 

Global Insurance Analyst is the easy to use information service for insurance professionals who need global insurance data as well as up-to-date news and merger information. It is the ideal information tool for managing competitive research, credit reviews, developing company prospecting lists and keeping abreast of the latest news and M & A (Mergers and Acquisitions).

Powerful, versatile and easy to use:

There is no quicker way to keep up with critical information about the international insurance industry and the companies in it. With a click of the mouse you can instantly view daily news articles as well as detailed financial reports like assets and liabilities, income statements, and scanned documents. These and many other financial reports can be directly downloaded to a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet for further analysis, review and presentation. You can also access insurance company web sites from Global Insurance Analyst via hot links on the company information page.

01 – (ESAF-2006-IRB-ADVOGADO/A)

According to the text, Global Insurance Analyst
 
(A) used to be a comprehensive insurance information source.
(B) offers global information input for the insurance industry.
(C) does not cater for the needs of the insurance professionals.
(D) might soon be offering financial reports on the insurance industry.
(E) should be updating its financial and economic data.

       Gabarito     B  

(B) offers global information input for the insurance industry.
(oferece informações globais para o setor de seguros.)
 CORRETA conforme o trecho:
"[...] Global Insurance Analyst is the easy to use information service for insurance professionals who need global insurance data as well as up-to-date news and merger information."
 Global Insurance Analyst é o serviço de informação fácil de utilizar para os profissionais de seguros que necessitam de dados globais sobre seguros, bem como de notícias actualizadas e informações sobre fusões.

(1) INSURANCE + NOUN:[Oxford Dictionary]
// insurance cover for bodily injury to third parties | seguro de danos corporais a terceiros.
// a personal insurance policy | uma apólice de seguro pessoal.
// a national insurance scheme | um esquema de seguro nacional.
// a monthly insurance payment | um pagamento mensal de seguro.
// a monthly insurance premium | um prêmio de seguro mensal.
// rising insurance costs | aumento dos custos de seguro
// the insurance money | o dinheiro do seguro.
// insurance broking | corretagem de seguros.
// insurance services | serviços de seguros.
// insurance business | negócio de seguros.
// insurance industry | setor de seguros
// insurance market | mercado de seguros.
// insurance sector | setor de seguros.
// insurance company | companhia de seguros.
// insurance firm | seguradora.
// insurance fund | fundo de seguro.
// insurance group | grupo segurador.
// insurance agent | agente de seguros.
// insurance broker | corretor de seguros.
// insurance salesman | vendedor de seguros
// insurance underwriter | seguradora.
// insurance certificate | certificado de seguro.
(2) INSURANCE + VERB (pay for, cover):[Oxford Dictionary]
// The insurance will pay for the damage. – O seguro pagará pelos danos.
// Millions of people in the US are not covered by health insurance. – Milhões de pessoas nos EUA não são cobertas por seguro saúde.
(3) VERB (to pay, to take out, to arrange, to claim(on)) + INSURANCE: [Oxford Dictionary]
// I haven't paid the insurance yet this month. – Ainda não paguei o seguro este mês.
// The travel agent recommended that I take out travel insurance O agente de viagens recomendou-me que fizesse um seguro de viagem.
// The contract requires me to arrange my own insurance O contrato obriga-me a fazer o meu próprio seguro.
// She set fire to her house and then claimed insurance. –
claim (on).  Ela ateou fogo na casa dela e depois reivindicou o seguro.
// We claimed for the car repairs on the insurance– Reivindicamos os reparos do carro no seguro.
(4) INSURANCE + PREPOSITION (against, for, on):[Oxford Dictionary]
// More people are taking out insurance against the high cost of dental care. – Cada vez mais pessoas estão fazendo seguro contra os elevados custos dos cuidados dentários.
// compulsory insurance for personal injury to employees – seguro obrigatório de lesões pessoais aos empregados.
// The court heard that he stood to gain millions in insurance on his wife. – O tribunal ouviu que ele pretendia ganhar milhões no seguro de sua esposa.

02 – (ESAF-2006-IRB-ADVOGADO/A)

According to the author, the Global Insurance Analyst is an 
"essential online tool for comprehensive global insurance information", which means the information provided is
 
(A) detailed
(B) understandable
(C) legal
(D) reliable
(E) official

       Gabarito     A  
Segundo o autor, o Global Insurance Analyst é uma "ferramenta online essencial para obter informações completas sobre seguros a nível mundial",
o que significa que as informações fornecidas são:

a) detailed (detalhadas)
b) understandable (compreensíveis)
c) legal(jurídicas)
d) reliable (confiáveis)
e) official (oficiais)

 TEXT 2Your answers to questions 03 to 05 must be based on the text below:

How to Manage Extreme Event Exposures 

Source: www.towersperrin.com  


(With adaptations) In the wake of 9/11 and other man-made disasters, insurers know they need to improve their catastrophe exposure databases. But how?

In the 20 years prior to 9/11, the world experienced many man-made catastrophes. Domestic or international terrorists were responsible for the Federal Building bombing in Oklahoma City, the World Trade Center garage bombing and the nerve gas attack in the Tokyo subway. Such IT (Information Technology) - related events as the “Love Bug” e-mail virus and the “CodeRed” worm caused serious economic losses. Among the worst industrial disasters were the gas leak at Union Carbide’s pesticide plant in Bhopal, India and the nuclear accident at Chernobyl, Ukraine.

In light of these events, many companies have:
. prepared emergency evacuation plans to save employee lives;
. developed risk management procedures to avoid concentrating top executives in the same location;
. created backup systems to retrieve lost computer data and duplicate IT services.

03 – (ESAF-2006-IRB-ADVOGADO/A)

According to the author, catastrophe exposure databases need to be

a) resurrected
b) devised
c) corroborated
d) resumed
e) developed

       Gabarito     E  

04 – (ESAF-2006-IRB-ADVOGADO/A)

In relation to man-made catastrophes, the text says that they

a) have increased in the wake of 9/11.
b) are predominantly terrorist and biological.
c) encompass numerous sorts.
d) ought to be prevented by the insurance industry.
e) do not incur heavy losses for the insurers.

       Gabarito     C  

05 – (ESAF-2006-IRB-ADVOGADO/A)

According to the text, numerous companies

a) have unveiled their plans to expand the insurance industry.
b) have not been compensating their clients for terrorist attacks.
c) have been accessing unproven exposure databases.
d) have adopted a set of measures as a result of man-made disasters.
e) could have steered clear of many IT- related events.

       Gabarito     D  

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