Questões - AFA 2010 | Gabarito e resoluções

(AFA - 2010) O grfico da posio (S) em funo do tempo (t) a seguir representa o movimento retilneo de um mvel . A partir do grfico correto afirmar que,

(AFA - 2010) Read the text below to answer the following questions. Spectacular Northern Lights linked to suicidal depression Alaskas tragically high number of suicide may be related to cosmic storms and the Northern Lights (aurora borealis), according to an expert in the study of brainwaves. Depression in the Far North has in general been attributed to the deep, dark and long winters. But Dr Anita Bush, __________1 specialises inelectroencephalography, has complicated matters by discovering a link between solar flames and brainwaveactivity in two sets of Alaskans she has studied for the past five years. The microscopic electric impulses were concentrated in an area of the brain known also to cause seasonal affective depression (SAD), thecondition up to now blamed for dozens of suicides each year in the remote Alaskan coast. Suicide levels among the states 15 to 24-year-olds have risen sharply in recent years, to six times the national average, says Dr Bush. She has not yet demonstrated a link between increased brainwaves and suicidal tendencies but she thinks existing data on supposed SAD cases may in fact include cases of suicide induced by geomagnetism. For now she has suggested that special dark glasses,worn against solar flames and the Northern Lights, ______________2 elevate morale among the suicidal. Some of her sceptical colleagues as Professor Tom Hallinan, one of a team studying the aurora, recently insisted that the most serious health risk in watchingthe Alaskan night sky was a cricked neck. Adapted from Advance Your English - Cambridge University Press The correct words to fill the gaps (ref. 1 and 2) are

(AFA - 2010) Um carro percorre uma curva circular com velocidade linear constante de 15 m/s completando-a em 52 s, conforme figura abaixo. correto afirmar que o mdulo da acelerao mdia experimentada pelo carro nesse trecho, em m/s,

(AFA - 2010) Read the text below to answer the following questions. Spectacular Northern Lights linked to suicidal depression Alaskas tragically high number of suicide may be related to cosmic storms and the Northern Lights (aurora borealis), according to an expert in the study of brainwaves. Depression in the Far North has in general been attributed to the deep, dark and long winters. But Dr Anita Bush,________specialises inelectroencephalography, has complicated matters by discovering a link between solar flames and brainwaveactivity in two sets of Alaskans she has studied for the past five years. The microscopic electric impulses were concentrated in an area of the brain known also to cause seasonal affective depression (SAD), thecondition up to now blamed for dozens of suicides each year in the remote Alaskan coast. Suicide levels among the states 15 to 24-year-olds have risen sharply in recent years, to six times the national average, says Dr Bush. She has not yet demonstrated a link between increased brainwaves and suicidal tendencies but she thinks existing data on supposed SAD cases may in fact include cases of suicide induced by geomagnetism. For now she has suggested that special dark glasses,worn against solar flames and the Northern Lights, ________elevate morale among the suicidal. Some of her sceptical colleagues as Professor Tom Hallinan, one of a team studying the aurora, recently insisted that the most serious health risk in watchingthe Alaskan night sky was a cricked neck. Adapted from Advance Your English - Cambridge University Press One of the causes of the high number of suicides in the FarNorth may be the

(AFA - 2010) Read the text below to answer the following questions. Spectacular Northern Lights linked to suicidal depression Alaskas tragically high number of suicide may be related to cosmic storms and the Northern Lights (aurora borealis), according to an expert in the study of brainwaves. Depression in the Far North has in general been attributed to the deep, dark and long winters. But Dr Anita Bush,________specialises inelectroencephalography, has complicated matters by discovering a link between solar flames and brainwaveactivity in two sets of Alaskans she has studied for the past five years. The microscopic electric impulses were concentrated in an area of the brain known also to cause seasonal affective depression (SAD), thecondition up to now blamed for dozens of suicides each year in the remote Alaskan coast. Suicide levels among the states 15 to 24-year-olds have risen sharply in recent years, to six times the national average, says Dr Bush. She has not yet demonstrated a link between increased brainwaves and suicidal tendencies but she thinks existing data on supposed SAD cases may in fact include cases of suicide induced by geomagnetism. For now she has suggested that special dark glasses,worn against solar flames and the Northern Lights, ________elevate morale among the suicidal. Some of her sceptical colleagues as Professor Tom Hallinan, one of a team studying the aurora, recently insisted that the most serious health risk in watchingthe Alaskan night sky was a cricked neck. Adapted from Advance Your English - Cambridge University Press The best word to describe Professor Hallinans reaction to Dr Bushs proposition is

QUESTO ANULADA!! (AFA - 2010) No instante t = 0, uma partcula A lanada obliquamente, a partir do solo, com velocidade de 80 m/s sob um ngulo de 30 com a horizontal. No instante t = 2 s, outra partcula B lanada verticalmente para cima, tambm a partir do solo, com velocidade de 70 m/s, de um ponto situado a m da posio de lanamento da primeira. Sabendo-se que essas duas partculas colidem no ar, pode-se afirmar que no momento do encontro a)ambas esto subindo. b)A est subindo e B descendo. c)B est subindo e A descendo. d)ambas esto descendo. QUESTO ANULADA!!

(AFA - 2010) Spectacular Northern Lights linked to suicidal depression Alaskas tragically high number of suicide may be related to cosmic storms and the Northern Lights (aurora borealis), according to an expert in the study of brainwaves. [05]Depression in the Far North has in general been attributed to the deep, dark and long winters. But Dr Anita Bush , ________ specialises in electroencephalography, has complicated matters by discovering a link between solar flames and brainwave [10] activity in two sets of Alaskans she has studied for the past five years. The microscopic electric impulses were concentrated in an area of the brain known also to cause seasonal affective depression (SAD), the [15] condition up to now blamed for dozens of suicides each year in the remote Alaskan coast. Suicide levels among the states 15 to 24-year-olds have risen sharply in recent years, to six times the national average, says Dr Bush. [20] She has not yet demonstrated a link between increased brainwaves and suicidal tendencies but she thinks existing data on supposed SAD cases may in fact include cases of suicide induced by geomagnetism. For now she has suggested that special dark glasses, [25] worn against solar flames and the Northern Lights, ________ elevate morale among the suicidal. Some of her sceptical colleagues as Professor Tom Hallinan, one of a team studying the aurora, recently insisted that the most serious health risk in watching [30] the Alaskan night sky was a cricked neck. Adapted from Advance Your English - Cambridge University Press * Os nmeros entre colchetes correspondem s linhas do texto original. Mark the option which contains the correct Question Tag of the following sentence. She has not yet demonstrated a link between increased brainwaves and suicidal tendencies...

(AFA - 2010) Um satlite cujo raio da rbita vale R gira ao redor da Terra com velocidade angular constante. Por necessidade tcnica ser feito um ajuste na trajetria que dobrar o raio orbital desse satlite, fazendo-o girar com uma nova velocidade angular constante . A razo / vale

(AFA - 2010) Um vago movimenta-se sobre trilhos retos e horizontais obedecendo equao horria S = 20t 5t (SI). Um fio ideal tem uma de suas extremidades presa ao teto do vago e, na outra, existe uma esfera formando um pndulo. As figuras que melhor representam as configuraes do sistema vago-pndulo de velocidade e acelerao , nos instantes 1 s, 2 s e 3 s, so respectivamente

(AFA - 2010) Read the text below to answer the following questions. Spectacular Northern Lights linked to suicidal depression Alaskas tragically high number of suicide may be related to cosmic storms and the Northern Lights (aurora borealis), according to an expert in the study of brainwaves. Depression in the Far North has in general been attributed to the deep, dark and long winters. But Dr Anita Bush,________specialises inelectroencephalography, has complicated matters by discovering a link between solar flames and brainwaveactivity in two sets of Alaskans she has studied for the past five years. The microscopic electric impulses were concentrated in an area of the brain known also to cause seasonal affective depression (SAD), thecondition up to now blamed for dozens of suicides each year in the remote Alaskan coast. Suicide levels among the states 15 to 24-year-olds have risen sharply in recent years, to six times the national average, says Dr Bush. She has not yet demonstrated a link between increased brainwaves and suicidal tendencies but she thinks existing data on supposed SAD cases may in fact include cases of suicide induced by geomagnetism. For now she has suggested that special dark glasses,worn against solar flames and the Northern Lights, ________elevate morale among the suicidal. Some of her sceptical colleagues as Professor Tom Hallinan, one of a team studying the aurora, recently insisted that the most serious health risk in watchingthe Alaskan night sky was a cricked neck. Adapted from Advance Your English - Cambridge University Press Considering the Reported Speech, Dr. Bush said that

(AFA - 2010) A figura abaixo representa trs formas distintas para um bloco entrar em movimento. Sabe-se que as foras ,eso constantes e de mesma intensidade. Desprezando-se qualquer resistncia, pode-se afirmar que, depois de percorrida uma mesma distncia, a energia cintica, E1, E2 e E3, adquirida em cada situao, tal que

(AFA - 2010) Read this dialogue between Melanie and Sam and then choose the correct alternatives according to it. Melanie:Hi, Sam. How was your interview? Hi, honey.... Well, I thought the interview itself went really well. Melanie: Then why the sad face? Sam:I think I failed. I was late getting there. Melanie:Oh, no. Really? What happened? Sam:I missed the train. The interview was supposed to start at 10. Well, I was at the train station by 8:30. I bought my ticket, and then I put my wallet down for a few seconds. When I turned around, it was gone. I spent ten or fifteen minutes trying to find it. But I never did. Melanie:What did you tell the interviewer? Sam:The truth. I said Id missed the train. And I said I was sorry for being late. Melanie:Didnt you tell him about your wallet? Sam:No. I was sure hed think I was just making an excuse. I dont think he even believed me about missing the train. Melanie:What did he say at the end of the interview? [24] Sam:He said my qualifications were really goodand hed be in touch. You know, Dont call us. Well call you. Adapted from True Colors - Longman ...hed be in touch. (line 24) means that he

(AFA - 2010) O bloco da Figura 1 entra em movimento sob ao de uma fora resultante de mdulo F que pode atuar de trs formas diferentes, conforme os diagramas da Figura 2. Com relao aos mdulos das velocidades v1, v2e v3atingidas pelo bloco no instante t = 2 s, nas trs situaes descritas, pode-se afirmar que

(AFA - 2010) Read this dialogue between Melanie and Sam and then choose the correct alternatives according to it. Melanie:Hi, Sam. How was your interview? Hi, honey.... Well, I thought the interview itself went really well. Melanie: Then why the sad face? Sam:I think I failed. I was late getting there. Melanie:Oh, no. Really? What happened? Sam:I missed the train. The interview was supposed to start at 10. Well, I was at the train station by 8:30. I bought my ticket, and then I put my wallet down for a few seconds. When I turned around, it was gone. I spent ten or fifteen minutes trying to find it. But I never did. Melanie:What did you tell the interviewer? Sam:The truth. I said Id missed the train. And I said I was sorry for being late. Melanie:Didnt you tell him about your wallet? Sam:No. I was sure hed think I was just making an excuse. I dont think he even believed me about missing the train. Melanie:What did he say at the end of the interview? [24]Sam:He said my qualifications were really goodand hed be in touch. You know, Dont call us. Well call you. Adapted from True Colors - Longman The Direct Speech of the two sentences ...Id missed the train. and ... I was sorry... (lines 16 and 17) is

(AFA - 2010) Read this dialogue between Melanie and Sam and then choose the correct alternatives according to it. Melanie:Hi, Sam. How was your interview? Hi, honey.... Well, I thought the interview itself went really well. Melanie: Then why the sad face? Sam:I think I failed. I was late getting there. Melanie:Oh, no. Really? What happened? Sam:I missed the train. The interview was supposed to start at 10. Well, I was at the train station by 8:30. I bought my ticket, and then I put my wallet down for a few seconds. When I turned around, it was gone. I spent ten or fifteen minutes trying to find it. But I never did. Melanie:What did you tell the interviewer? Sam:The truth. I said Id missed the train. And I said I was sorry for being late. Melanie:Didnt you tell him about your wallet? Sam:No. I was sure hed think I was just making an excuse. I dont think he even believed me about missing the train. Melanie:What did he say at the end of the interview? [24]Sam:He said my qualifications were really goodand hed be in touch. You know, Dont call us. Well call you. Adapted from True Colors - Longman - When the interviewer said, Dont call us (line 24) he