Se você trabalha com economia e finanças, é importante completar a sua formação em inglês com o vocabulário específico da área. Neste quiz, elaborado por Lígia Crispino, sócia-fundadora da Companhia de Idiomas, você terá a oportunidade de testar seus conhecimentos no assunto. Confira: | |
1. The economy will be_____________ soon.
a) back on trail b) back on track c) back on line d) back on trek |
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2. The government _____________ to provide more _______________ for the ___________ class.
a) pledged / taxi breaks / medium b) plagued / tax brakes / middle c) pledged / tax breaks / middle d) pleaded / tax brakes / medium |
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3. If an industry is “_________________”, it means that it is not doing too well financially.
a) illing b) hailing c) healing d) ailing |
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4.She worksas a ____________with alcoholics |
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5. The unemployment rate has not been holding ______________ in Brazil over the last two years. |
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6. Ford ______________ 10,000 jobs at its main plant in Chicago. |
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7. This company’s debt _____________________ is pretty high. a) debt load |
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8. It seems that no matter how much ________________ our government does, the __________________ basically means that life will continue to be difficult for many people. a) number crushing / budget freeze |
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9) Those ___________ somehow manage ________________ their promises. a) on charge / to weasel from |
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10. It often looks like the world is _________________ these days. |
Respostas:
1.(b) back on track/ 2. (c) pledged-tax breaks-middle/ 3. (a) ailing/ 4. (d) social worker – on skid row/ 5. (a) steady/ 6. (b) plans to cut/ 7. (a) debt load/ 8. (c) number crunching / budget squeeze/ 9. (d) in charge / to weasel out of / 10. (a) going down the drain
Escrito por Lígia Crispino. Publicado em 27/08 na coluna semanal da Exame.com. Editado por Lígia Crispino para o blog da Companhia de Idiomas.