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Based on the meanings of the words in Text I,


A

major (line 22) and main express opposite ideas.


B

headquarters (line 40) could be substituted by main office.


C

smart (line 51) and intelligent are antonyms.


D

enhance (line 66) and reduce express similar ideas.


E

prospective (line 84) and former are synonyms.

Nowadays the relational model is the primary data model for commercial data-processing applications mainly due to its simplicity, which eases the programmer’s job, when compared to earlier data models such as the network model or the hierarchical model.

Regarding the structure of relational databases, match the column on the left with the one on the right.


(I) Relation.

(II) Tuple.

(III) Attribute.

(IV) Table.

(V) Domain.


(A) It refers to a row.

(B) It refers to permitted values.

(C) It refers to a table.

(D) It refers to a column.

(E) It has a single name.


Choose the alternative with the right association.


A

I-A, II-C, III-D, IV-E, V-B.


B

I-A, II-D, III-B, IV-C, V-E.


C

I-C, II-A, III-B, IV-D, V-E.


D

I-C, II-A, III-D, IV-E, V-B.


E

I-C, II-D, III-B, IV-E, V-A.

I. “It’s ___________ valuable proposition to be able to use voice commands to create calendar items…”

II. “get abstract information like how many feet are in _________ mile…”

III. “This is because when you use your voice to create ________ action…”

IV. “the experience actually feels more like __________ conversation than me ordering my iPhone…”


Choose the alternative that completes each sentence above CORRECTLY:


A

a, an, a, an.


B

an, a, an, a.


C

an, an, a, a.


D

a, a, an, a.

Choose the alternative where all the words are uncountable:


A

Information – luck – news – banana


B

Damage – progress – beach - umbrella


C

Chaos – traffic – weather - advice


D

News – work – scenery – job

The three words in bold in the following sentences – “There is an entire generation of young Spaniards with a millstone round their necks”; “They will have to work their whole lives to pay for houses now worth half what they bought them for” – make an explicit reference to:


A
“an entire generation of young Spaniards”; “they”; “houses”.

B
“millstone”; “lives to pay for houses”; “for”.

C
“necks”; “whole lives”; “worth half what they bought”.

D
“One to One Capital partners”; “have to work”; “bought”.

E
“Estate agents”; “different parts of the country”; “home market”.
The expressions “Complying with” and “follow through” in the fragments “Complying with OSHA regulations isn’t always easy,” (lines 10-11) and “Then it’s up to you to follow through the task and use the equipment as you were trained.” (lines 23-24) may, respectively, be substituted, without change in meaning, by

A
accepting; quit

B
respecting; leave

C
refusing; complete

D
resisting; pursue

E
obeying; conclude

The boldfaced item is synonymous with the expression in parentheses in


A

“Unfortunately, most organizations in search of innovation seem to be generating as much cynicism as they are new thinking.” – lines 7-10 – (Definitely).


B

“So it is no surprise when leaders get pounded for preaching innovation without really valuing it.” – lines 27-29 – (Nonetheless).


C

“If they innovate, the project turns to chaos.” – lines 45-46 – (Although).


D

“however, what it means is that we need our employees to take complete responsibility to do their jobs…” – lines 59-61 – (moreover).


E

“Therefore, if you’re a leader, the next time you think about giving a speech or sending out an e-mail calling for your people to innovate,” – lines 91-93 – (Thus).

It can be concluded from the text III that


A

“whose” (line 14) can be replaced by which or that.


B

“safaris” (line 10) is in inverted commas to signal that there are no real safaris in Zimbabwe anymore for the local tourist authorities have banned them because they regard them as politically incorrect.


C

if “has become” (line 2) is replaced by became, no change whatsoever in meaning will take place in the sentence.


D

“for scuba-diving” (lines 6 and 7) can be replaced by in order to scuba dive.


E

“must” (line 19) expresses the notions of desirability or advisability.

 
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