Questões sobre Interpretação de Texto

increased.

been eliminated.

remained unaltered.

not been addressed.

decreased.

might be explained by two factors.

may also soon occur in the cities.

should impact on the quality of education.

could lower the quality of teaching.

must encompass future generations.

44% of the population has just entered the middle class.

the middle class aims to earn 4,561 reais per month.

a set of features defi nes its middle class.

access to credit has boosted by 52%.

the monthly income of the middle class has dropped.

62 percent of professionals report that they spend a lot of time sifting through irrelevant information to find what they need; 68 percent wish they could spend less time organizing information and more time using the information that comes their way.

Workers admit that not being able to lay their hands on the right information at the right time impedes their ability to work efficiently; 85 percent agree that not being able to access the right information at the right time is a huge time-waster.

More than 80 percent of the survey participants admit they have no problem in handling increases in information flow because they have learned to sort the important messages.

While an average workday for white-collar workers is 8.89 hours, the survey finds that, on average, 7.89 working hours are used conducting research, attending meetings, and searching for previously created documents.

Though white-collar professionals, in general, spend an average of 2-3 hours daily conducting online research, at least one in 10 spend four or more hours with the same task on an average day.

"as well as curtail the common practice of cc-ing everybody when sending out an e-mail." (lines 11-13) – contrast

"but when an e-mail goes out and five people get cc-ed," (lines 15-16) – reason.

"In fact, he loves it." (lines 18-19) – condition.

"Besides, during tough economic times, who will want to miss any information…" (lines 30-32) – addition

"Work is very seductive, but yet we're actually less effective." (lines 52-53) – consequence