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❑ PROVA DE LÍNGUA INGLESA:• 
CESGRANRIO-2013-Banco Nacional de Desenvolvimento Econômico e Social-PROFISSIONAL BÁSICO-Prova aplicada em 03/03/2013.
❑ ESTRUTURA-PROVA:www.cesgranrio.org.br- 10 MCQs (Multiple Choice Question) / 5 Options Each Question.
- Texto – | Coworking: Sharing How We Work | http://workawesome.com |
PROVA, TRADUÇÃO, GABARITO & MUITO VOCABULÁRIO
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❑ PROVA DE LÍNGUA INGLESA:
• CESGRANRIO-2013-Banco Nacional de Desenvolvimento Econômico e Social-PROFISSIONAL BÁSICO-Prova aplicada em 03/03/2013.
CESGRANRIO-2013-Banco Nacional de Desenvolvimento Econômico e Social-PROFISSIONAL BÁSICO-Prova aplicada em 03/03/2013.
❑ ESTRUTURA-PROVA:
www.cesgranrio.org.br
- 10 MCQs (Multiple Choice Question) / 5 Options Each Question.
- Texto – | Coworking: Sharing How We Work | http://workawesome.com |
PROVA, TRADUÇÃO, GABARITO & MUITO VOCABULÁRIO
❑ PROVA:
❑ PROVA:
01-B, 02-C, 03-A, 04-C, 05-D
06-E, 07-B, 08-E, 09-D, 10-D
➧ VOCABULÁRIO/EXPRESSÃO:
1) VERBS:
➧[to roost = alojar-se, hospedar]
2) PHRASAL VERBS:
➧[to come up = sinônimo de "appear" (surgir),"arise" (surgir)]
➧[to come out = pode expressar o sentido literal "SAIR"(de algum lugar) ou expressar o sentido de "VIR À TONA","FICAR CONHECIDO". Pode expressar também o sentido de "SER LANÇADO", quando se trata de mídias como: músicas, filmes, livros…]
➧[We can come out of hiding," a coworker tells us.="Nós podemos SAIR do esconderijo", um colega de trabalho nos diz"]
➧[to come up with = sinônimo de "produce"(produzir),"present"(apresentar) ou "discover"(descobrir)]
➧[to get it of = livrar-se"]
➧[We can come out of hiding," a coworker tells us.="Nós podemos SAIR do esconderijo", um colega de trabalho nos diz"]
➧[to come up with = sinônimo de "produce"(produzir),"present"(apresentar) ou "discover"(descobrir)]
➧[to get it of = livrar-se"]
3) ADJECTIVES:
➧[puzzling = embarrassing( embaraçoso) = enigmatic (enigmático) = complicated (complicado)]
➧[self-employed = empregado autônomo]4) IDIOMS:
➧[cookie-cutter = comum. É um adjetivo que expressa um estilo ou abordagem: estilo de que é sempre usado" ou "uma abordagem sobre algo em que não é dado atenção suficiente as diferenças individuais.]
➧[She does not have her own style, she is cookie-cutter. = Ela não tem seu próprio estilo, ela é uma pessoa comum.]
➧[and has an aesthetic appeal that’s a far cry from the typical cookie-cutter office environment. = e que tenha um apelo estético que esteja muito longe do ambiente de escritório típico comum.]
➧[and has an aesthetic appeal that’s a far cry from the typical cookie-cutter office environment. = e que tenha um apelo estético que esteja muito longe do ambiente de escritório típico comum.]
❑ TRADUÇÃO-TEXTO:
Coworking: Sharing How We Work
Coworking: Compartilhando como trabalhamos
Genevieve DeGuzman
Communication
In the past, when trying to find places to work, independent workers, small businesses, and organizations often had to choose between several scenarios (a), all with their attendant advantages and disadvantages: working from home; working from a coffee shop, library, or other public venue; or leasing an executive suite or other commercial space.
No passado, ao tentar encontrar lugares para trabalhar, trabalhadores independentes, pequenas empresas e organizações muitas vezes tinham que escolher entre vários cenários (a), todos com suas vantagens e desvantagens: trabalhar em casa; trabalhar em uma cafeteria, biblioteca ou outro local público; ou alugar uma suíte executiva ou outro espaço comercial.
Is there a better way to work? Yes. Enter coworking.
Existe uma maneira melhor de trabalhar? Sim. Entre no coworking.
Coworking takes freelancers, indie workers, and entrepreneurs who feel that they have been dormant or isolated working alone at home or who have been migrating from a coffee shop to a friend's garage or languishing in a sterile business center — to a space where they can truly roost.
O coworking leva freelancers, trabalhadores independentes e empreendedores que se sentem adormecidos ou isolados trabalhando sozinhos em casa ou que estão migrando de uma cafeteria para a garagem de um amigo ou definhando em um business center estéril — para um espaço onde eles podem realmente se acomodar.
"We can come out of hiding," a coworker tells us, "and be in a space that's comfortable, friendly, and has an aesthetic appeal that’s a far cry from the typical cookie-cutter office environment."
"Podemos sair do esconderijo", conta um colega de trabalho, "e estar em um espaço confortável, amigável e com um apelo estético muito diferente do ambiente típico de escritório."
For many, it might be puzzling to pay for a wellequipped space teeming with other people(c), even with the chance of free coffee and inspiration. You might ask yourself, "Well, why pay for a place to work when I'm perfectly comfortable at home and paying nothing?" Or, "Isn't the whole point of telecommuting or starting my own business a chance to avoid 'going to the office'?"
Para muitos, pode ser intrigante pagar por um espaço bem equipado e lotado de outras pessoas(c), mesmo com a chance de café e inspiração grátis. Você pode se perguntar: "Bem, por que pagar por um lugar para trabalhar quando estou perfeitamente confortável em casa e não pago nada?" Ou, "O objetivo do teletrabalho ou de começar meu próprio negócio não é uma chance de evitar 'ir ao escritório'?"
Coworking may sound like an unnecessary expense, but let's consider what you get from being a part of the space.
O coworking pode parecer uma despesa desnecessária, mas vamos considerar o que você ganha ao fazer parte do espaço.
At its most basic level, coworking is the phenomenon of workers coming together in a shared or collaborative workspace for one or more of these reasons: to reduce costs by having shared facilities and equipment, to access a community of fellow entrepreneurs, and to seek out collaboration within and across fields. Coworking spaces offer an exciting alternative for people longing to escape the confines of their cubicle walls, the isolation of working solo at home, or the inconveniences of public venues.
Em seu nível mais básico, o coworking é o fenômeno de trabalhadores se reunindo em um espaço de trabalho compartilhado ou colaborativo por um ou mais destes motivos: para reduzir custos por ter instalações e equipamentos compartilhados, para acessar uma comunidade de colegas empreendedores e para buscar colaboração dentro e entre campos. Os espaços de coworking oferecem uma alternativa empolgante para pessoas que desejam escapar dos limites das paredes de seus cubículos, do isolamento de trabalhar sozinhas em casa ou das inconveniências de locais públicos.
The benefits and cost-savings in productivity and overall happiness and well-being reaped from coworking are also potentially huge. Enthusiasm and creativity become contagious and multiply when you diversify your work environment with people from different fields or backgrounds. At coworking spaces, members pass each other during the day, conversations get going, and miraculously idea-fusion happens with everyone benefitting from the shared thinking and brainstorming.
Os benefícios e economias de custos em produtividade e felicidade geral e bem-estar colhidos do coworking também são potencialmente enormes. Entusiasmo e criatividade se tornam contagiosos e se multiplicam quando você diversifica seu ambiente de trabalho com pessoas de diferentes áreas ou origens. Em espaços de coworking, os membros se cruzam durante o dia, as conversas acontecem e, milagrosamente, a fusão de ideias acontece com todos se beneficiando do pensamento e do brainstorming compartilhados.
Differences matter. Coworking hinges on the belief that innovation and inspiration come from the cross-pollination of different people in different fields or specializations. Random opportunities and discoveries that arise from interactions with others play a large role in coworking.
Diferenças importam. O coworking depende da crença de que inovação e inspiração vêm da polinização cruzada de diferentes pessoas em diferentes campos ou especializações. Oportunidades aleatórias e descobertas que surgem de interações com outros desempenham um grande papel no coworking.
To see this in action on a large scale, think about Google. Google made the culture of sharing and collaboration in the workplace legend. It deployed “grouplets” for initiatives that cover broader changes through the organization.
Para ver isso em ação em larga escala, pense no Google. O Google tornou a cultura de compartilhamento e colaboração no local de trabalho uma lenda. Ele implantou “grouplets” para iniciativas que abrangem mudanças mais amplas por toda a organização.
One remarkable story of a successful Google grouplet involved getting engineers to write their own testing code to reduce the incidence of bugs in software code. Thinking creatively, the grouplet came up with a campaign based on posting episodes discussing new and interesting testing techniques on the bathroom stalls. “Testing on the Toilet” spread fast and garnered both rants and raves. Soon, people were hungry for more, and the campaign ultimately developed enough inertia to become a de facto part of the coding culture. They moved out of the restrooms and into the mainstream.
Uma história notável de um grouplet bem-sucedido do Google envolveu fazer com que engenheiros escrevessem seu próprio código de teste para reduzir a incidência de bugs no código do software. Pensando criativamente, o grouplet criou uma campanha baseada na publicação de episódios discutindo técnicas de teste novas e interessantes nas cabines do banheiro. "Teste no vaso sanitário" se espalhou rapidamente e rendeu reclamações e elogios. Logo, as pessoas estavam famintas por mais, e a campanha acabou desenvolvendo inércia suficiente para se tornar uma parte de fato da cultura de codificação. Eles saíram dos banheiros e entraram no mainstream.
Keith Sawyer, a professor of psychology and education at Washington University in St. Louis, MO, has written widely on collaboration and innovation. In his study of jazz performances, Keith Sawyer made this observation, “The group has the ideas, not the individual musicians.” Some of the most famous products were born out of this mosh pit of interaction — in contrast to the romantic idea of a lone working genius driving change. According to Sawyer, more often than not, true innovation emerges from an improvised process and draws from trial-by-error and many inputs.
Keith Sawyer, professor de psicologia e educação na Washington University em St. Louis, MO, escreveu amplamente sobre colaboração e inovação. Em seu estudo sobre performances de jazz, Keith Sawyer fez esta observação: "O grupo tem as ideias, não os músicos individuais". Alguns dos produtos mais famosos nasceram desse mosh pit de interação — em contraste com a ideia romântica de um gênio solitário e trabalhador impulsionando a mudança. De acordo com Sawyer, na maioria das vezes, a verdadeira inovação emerge de um processo improvisado e extrai de tentativa por erro e muitas entradas.
Unexpected insights emerge from the group dynamic. If increasing interaction among different peer groups within a single company could lead to promising results, imagine the possibilities for solopreneurs, small businesses, and indie workers — if only they could reach similar levels of peer access as those experienced by their bigger counterparts. It is this potential that coworking tries to capture for its members.
Insights inesperados emergem da dinâmica do grupo. Se aumentar a interação entre diferentes grupos de pares dentro de uma única empresa pode levar a resultados promissores, imagine as possibilidades para solopreneurs, pequenas empresas e trabalhadores independentes — se eles pudessem atingir níveis semelhantes de acesso de pares como aqueles experimentados por seus colegas maiores. É esse potencial que o coworking tenta capturar para seus membros.
Available at:<http://workawesome.com/productivity/coworking/>.Retrieved on: 21 Oct. 2011. Adapted.
21 – (CESGRANRIO-2013-BNDES-PROFISSIONAL BÁSICO)
The main purpose of the text is to
[a] convince people in different fields or specializations that they must work in pairs.
[b] suggest that coworking is an economic and socially stimulating alternative to boost workers' well-being and productivity.
[c] question the relevance of teeming with other coworkers if the professional can work peacefully from home.
[d] criticize organizations that do not offer their employees the opportunity to experience group dynamics.
[e] campaign for the installation of comfortable coworking spaces in all companies to encourage employees' creativity and enthusiasm.
[b] suggest that coworking is an economic and socially stimulating alternative to boost workers' well-being and productivity.
[c] question the relevance of teeming with other coworkers if the professional can work peacefully from home.
[d] criticize organizations that do not offer their employees the opportunity to experience group dynamics.
[e] campaign for the installation of comfortable coworking spaces in all companies to encourage employees' creativity and enthusiasm.
22 – (CESGRANRIO-2013-BNDES-PROFISSIONAL BÁSICO)
The expression "indie workers", refers to
[a] retired civil servants
[b] lazy businessmen aiming for profit
[c] self-employed independent professionals
[d] expert employees at international organizations
[e] workaholic employers in large companies
[b] lazy businessmen aiming for profit
[c] self-employed independent professionals
[d] expert employees at international organizations
[e] workaholic employers in large companies
23 – (CESGRANRIO-2013-BNDES-PROFISSIONAL BÁSICO)
The boldfaced verb form conveys the idea of strong necessity in
[a]"independent workers, small businesses, and organizations often had to choose between several scenarios".
[b]"to a space where they can truly roost."
[c]"it might be puzzling to pay for a well-equipped space teeming with other people".
[d]"Coworking may sound like an unnecessary expense".
[e]"If increasing interaction among different peer groups within a single company could lead to promising results."
[b]"to a space where they can truly roost."
[c]"it might be puzzling to pay for a well-equipped space teeming with other people".
[d]"Coworking may sound like an unnecessary expense".
[e]"If increasing interaction among different peer groups within a single company could lead to promising results."
24 – (CESGRANRIO-2013-BNDES-PROFISSIONAL BÁSICO)
Based on the meanings in the text,
[a]"puzzling" and confusing are antonyms.
[b]"longing" and desiring express contradictory ideas."
[c]"reaped" and derived express similar ideas.
[d]"hinges on" and contradicts are synonyms.
[e]"deployed" and spread out do not have equivalent meanings.
[b]"longing" and desiring express contradictory ideas."
[c]"reaped" and derived express similar ideas.
[d]"hinges on" and contradicts are synonyms.
[e]"deployed" and spread out do not have equivalent meanings.
25 – (CESGRANRIO-2013-BNDES-PROFISSIONAL BÁSICO)
According to the text, all the reasons below are benefits that support the choice of a collaborative workplace, EXCEPT:
[a] stimulate shared thinking and brainstorming.
[b] reduce costs by sharing facilities and equipment.
[c] promote interaction among different peer groups.
[d] pay for workspace and having to commute to work.
[e] escape the isolation and discomfort when working in public spaces.
[b] reduce costs by sharing facilities and equipment.
[c] promote interaction among different peer groups.
[d] pay for workspace and having to commute to work.
[e] escape the isolation and discomfort when working in public spaces.
26 – (CESGRANRIO-2013-BNDES-PROFISSIONAL BÁSICO)
Google is mentioned in paragraphs 10 and 11 of the text in order to
[a] contrast the legends on workplace productivity with Google’s large scale marketing initiatives.
[b] argument with a counter-example to prove that coworking does not always bring about a successful result.
[c] suggest that it is essential to campaign for new techniques that will foster inertia in the work environment.
[d] illustrate how software engineers can find better solutions for bathroom installations.
[e] demonstrate through example how workers in different specializations can collaborate to find innovative solutions for the business.
[b] argument with a counter-example to prove that coworking does not always bring about a successful result.
[c] suggest that it is essential to campaign for new techniques that will foster inertia in the work environment.
[d] illustrate how software engineers can find better solutions for bathroom installations.
[e] demonstrate through example how workers in different specializations can collaborate to find innovative solutions for the business.
27 – (CESGRANRIO-2013-BNDES-PROFISSIONAL BÁSICO)
In the fragments "and to seek out collaboration within and across fields" and "the grouplet came up with a campaign based on posting episodes", the expressions seek out and came up with mean, respectively,
(A) get rid of / banned
(B) search for / produced
(C) come upon / discarded
(D) turn down / devised
(E) track down / excluded
(B) search for / produced
(C) come upon / discarded
(D) turn down / devised
(E) track down / excluded
Comentários e Gabarito B
TÓPICO - PHRASAL VERBS :
In the fragments "and to seek out collaboration within and across fields" and "the grouplet came up with a campaign based on posting episodes", the expressions seek out and came up with mean, respectively,
(A) get rid of / banned
(B) search for / produced
(C) come upon / discarded
(D) turn down / devised
(E) track down / excluded
(B) search for / produced
(C) come upon / discarded
(D) turn down / devised
(E) track down / excluded
>>FRAGMENTO 1:
>"and to seek out collaboration within and across fields"
> e buscar colaboração dentro e entre campos;
>>>"TO SEEK OUT"(procurar, buscar) e
"TO SEARCH FOR"(procurar, buscar) são sinônimos.
>>FRAGMENTO 2:
> "the grouplet came up with a campaign based on posting episodes"
> "o grupo criou uma campanha baseada na publicação de episódios"
>>"TO COME UP WITH"(sugerir, propor) e
"TO PRODUCE"(produzir) são sinônimos.
28 – (CESGRANRIO-2013-BNDES-PROFISSIONAL BÁSICO)
Professor Keith Sawyer mentions that "The group has the ideas, not the individual musicians." to mean that
[a] the dispute among consumers is the key to profitable product-design changes.
[b] the famous products result from professionals working individually to achieve the aims of the group.
[c] improvisation and trial-and-error always leads to the best solutions for the market place.
[d] good jazz performances are made up of individual musicians who strive to play their instruments far louder than the others.
[e] it is the whole orchestra that makes the music sound pleasant just as it is the whole professional team that will achieve a successful solution.
[b] the famous products result from professionals working individually to achieve the aims of the group.
[c] improvisation and trial-and-error always leads to the best solutions for the market place.
[d] good jazz performances are made up of individual musicians who strive to play their instruments far louder than the others.
[e] it is the whole orchestra that makes the music sound pleasant just as it is the whole professional team that will achieve a successful solution.
29 – (CESGRANRIO-2013-BNDES-PROFISSIONAL BÁSICO)
In the fragment "as those experienced by their bigger counterparts" the pronoun those refers to
[a] results.
[b] possibilities.
[c] solopreneurs.
[d] levels.
[e] counterparts
[b] possibilities.
[c] solopreneurs.
[d] levels.
[e] counterparts
30 – (CESGRANRIO-2013-BNDES-PROFISSIONAL BÁSICO)
The statements below represent opinions collected from different workers. The only one which can be considered as an argument against coworking is:
(A) ‘One of the best things is that I pay lower than I would for a dedicated office, so I don’t feel pressured to go to the coworking facility every day.’
(B) ‘Though my home office is great and I love it, I sometimes need the distance and collaborative environment that my coworking space provides.’
(C) ‘The vibe of being around others can feel like a wave carrying you even when you’re not sure where to go – if you need a little social boost.’
(D) ‘Perhaps you won’t like any of the other people at your coworking space, or that the proprietors aren’t putting much effort into socializing or collaboration.’
(E) ‘The shared space provides instant community and a stimulating atmosphere around other professionals working towards the same intentions as I am.’
(B) ‘Though my home office is great and I love it, I sometimes need the distance and collaborative environment that my coworking space provides.’
(C) ‘The vibe of being around others can feel like a wave carrying you even when you’re not sure where to go – if you need a little social boost.’
(D) ‘Perhaps you won’t like any of the other people at your coworking space, or that the proprietors aren’t putting much effort into socializing or collaboration.’
(E) ‘The shared space provides instant community and a stimulating atmosphere around other professionals working towards the same intentions as I am.’
