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52) According to the text, L NGUA INGLESA A) the amount of fish in the oceans will increase. INSTRUCTION: Answer questions 51 to 56 according to text 1. B) food in general is getting low in fat. C) it s proved that genetic modified food will be safer for consumption. TEXT 1 Dawn of the Frankenfish D) expanding the research may bring environmental disorders. Food science: fast growing genetically modified trout and salmon could be the first transgenic animals on the table. 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 E) existing research may open the way for researches with other species. ________________________________________________________ The Belgian blue is an ugly but tasty cow that has 40% more muscle than it should have. It is the product of random mutation followed by selective breeding as, indeed, are all domesticated creatures. But where an old art has led, a new one may follow. By understanding which genetic changes have been consolidated in the Belgian blue, it may be possible to design and build similar versions of other species using genetic engineering as a short-cut. That is precisely what Terry Bradley, a fish biologist at the University of Rhode Island, is trying to do. Instead of cattle, ______ is doing it in trout. ______ is one of two projects that may soon put the first biotech animals on the dinner table. 53) Consider the following statements in relation to the text. Experiments with other species are expected to succeed with the help of I. random breeding. II. genetic engineering. III. natural selection and overproduction of protein. The only statement(s) which is (are) correct, according to the text, is (are): th The Economist Jun 10 2010 A) I. INSTRUCTION: Answer question 51 considering the words that correctly and respectively complete the blanks in lines 11 and 12. B) II. C) I and II. 1. he His 2. his It 3. it He 4. he It 5. it This D) I and III. E) II and III. ____________________________________________________ 54) The dictionary definition of the word art , as it is used in line 05, is A) The special skill required by those who practice one of the fine arts. 51) According to the text, the words that fit in the blanks are in A) 1 e 2 B) Creative work, generally the making or doing of things that have form. B) 1 e 4 C) Products of creative work: paintings, statues. C) 2 e 3 D) An object that was made a long time ago and is of historical importance. D) 2 e 5 E) Modification of things by human skill, to answer the purpose intended. E) 3, 4 e 5 PUCRS www.pucrs.br 20 Concurso Vestibular Ver o 2011 55) A op o que indica possibilidade de substitui o da palavra random (line 03), sem que o sentido do texto seja comprometido, 57) This excerpt is about A) the perceptions individuals have about the aging of their doctors. A) specific. B) the development and decline of the capabilities of surgeons. B) indefinite. C) arbitrary. C) the importance of the five senses when performing surgeries. D) spontaneous. D) the skills doctors develop as they perform surgeries. E) deliberate. _______________________________________________________ E) the reasons why surgeries need to be conducted under good lighting. _________________________________________________________ 56) According to the text, the best definition for the term short-cut (line 09) is 58) According to the text, A) shortening a distance. B) cut something short. A) healing a patient s health problems stands above a surgeon s skills. C) reducing the distance between two issues. B) the older the surgeon, the more efficient his performance. D) abbreviating an issue. C) all surgeons become equally less efficient with time. E) accomplishing something faster. _______________________________________________________ D) visual capacity is not as important as other functions. INSTRUCTION: Answer questions 57 to 60 according to text 2. E) it is not really possible to establish how a surgeon becomes less capable. _______________________________________________________ TEXT 2 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 59) According to the last sentence in the first paragraph (lines 12 to 14), methods to keep track of surgeons abilities/skills Most thoughtful individuals would agree that there is a divergence between chronological age and objective levels of intellectual and technical surgical performance. As one considers the proper parameters of competence and who should measure them, it should be emphasized that the definition of professionalism is that the patient s well-being must remain paramount to that of the surgeon. As with most biological functions, there is a bell-shaped curve of competence that embraces the physical, cognitive, emotional, and psychomotor skills and the ocular realms. Fortunately, objective methods to measure these functions within the medical field are widely available. The physical parameters of strength, coordination and vision peak during the third decade of surgical practice and then diminish at a variable rate. As the human visual system ages, the lens and cornea begin to opacify and increased light is needed for proper visualization. A) should be put into practice. B) must guide the surgeons careers. C) can easily be accessed. D) will soon be used in hospitals. E) have to be clear to their patients. __________________________________________________________ 60) The word peak (line 16) has the same syntactic function in the text as in A) The share index rose to a new peak of 23.7. B) The singer died at the peak of her career. C) There s no snow on the mountain peak. D) Prices peak just before Christmas. The Orthopaedic Forum. In: The Journal on Bone and Joint Surgery JBJS. Vol.92, Nr. 8. July 21, 2010. PUCRS www.pucrs.br E) Peak demand for gas is around noon. 21 Concurso Vestibular Ver o 2011 Vestibular de Ver o 2011 2 . Dia Qu mica, Geografia, Hist ria, Literatura Brasileira, Matem tica, L ngua Espanhola e L ngua Inglesa Gabarito Importante: A 6 . coluna refere-se s quest es da prova de l ngua espanhola, e a 7 ., s da prova de l ngua inglesa. 1-D 11 - B 21 - D 31 - B 41 - C 51 - E 51 - B 2-A 12 - D 22 - C 32 - D 42 - B 52 - A 52 - E 3-C 13 - D 23 - E 33 - C 43 - A 53 - D 53 - B 4-B 14 - A 24 - B 34 - D 44 - A 54 - D 54 - E 5-B 15 - E 25 - D 35 - A 45 - B 55 - D 55 - C 6-B 16 - A 26 - A 36 - B 46 - D 56 - A 56 - E 7-A 17 - C 27 - C 37 - E 47 - C 57 - C 57 - B 8-D 18 - C 28 - D 38 - C 48 - B 58 - B 58 - A 9-C 19 - C 29 - B 39 - D 49 - E 59 - E 59 - C 10 - E 20 - A 30 - B 40 - E 50 - C 60 - E 60 - D

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