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Controlador de Tráfego Aéreo - Inglês - DECEA 2007

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1Q4398 | Inglês, Controlador de Tráfego Aéreo, DECEA, CESGRANRIO

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According to Text I, air traffic controllers are responsible for all the actions below, EXCEPT:

✂️ a) coordinating the movement of air traffic.
✂️ b) organizing airplane flow into and out of airports.
✂️ c) apologizing for aircraft delays.
✂️ d) keeping planes a safe distance apart.
✂️ e) informing pilots of changes in weather conditions.

2Q4399 | Inglês, Controlador de Tráfego Aéreo, DECEA, CESGRANRIO

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The main purpose of Paragraph 2 is to:

✂️ a) complain against controllers who fail to keep airplanes safely apart.
✂️ b) describe how airport tower controllers (or terminal controllers) work.
✂️ c) explain in detail all possible changes in weather conditions pilots may face.
✂️ d) illustrate the difference between airport tower controllers and terminal controllers.
✂️ e) list all the equipment controllers might possibly use to observe the airport’s airspace.

3Q4400 | Inglês, Controlador de Tráfego Aéreo, DECEA, CESGRANRIO

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The actions below are mentioned in Paragraph 3.

I - The plane lands.
II - The pilot is directed to a runway.
III - The plane is directed to its assigned gate.
IV - The terminal is informed of the plane’s presence.
V - A plane approaches an airport.

Mark the option that best represents their chronological sequence according to Text I.

✂️ a) I – II – III – IV – V.
✂️ b) II – III – IV – V – I.
✂️ c) IV – V – I – II – III.
✂️ d) V – II – III – IV – I.
✂️ e) V – IV – II – I – III.

4Q4401 | Inglês, Controlador de Tráfego Aéreo, DECEA, CESGRANRIO

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Mark the correct statement about air traffic control according to lines 22 - 38.

✂️ a) Each plane is directed by just one controller.
✂️ b) Ground controllers observe planes on radar only.
✂️ c) The radar room is located above the control tower.
✂️ d) Airplane landings have priority over departures.
✂️ e) When visibility is good, ground controllers are not needed.

5Q4402 | Inglês, Controlador de Tráfego Aéreo, DECEA, CESGRANRIO

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The pronoun “others” (line 8) refers to:

✂️ a) controllers (line 6).
✂️ b) planes (line 6).
✂️ c) delays (line 7).
✂️ d) airspaces (line 8).
✂️ e) arrivals and departures (lines 8 - 9).

6Q4403 | Inglês, Controlador de Tráfego Aéreo, DECEA, CESGRANRIO

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In “…airport tower controllers (or terminal controllers) watch over all planes traveling through the airport’s airspace,” (lines 10 - 12 ), “watch over” means:

✂️ a) look at.
✂️ b) identify.
✂️ c) examine.
✂️ d) stay away from.
✂️ e) keep an eye on.

7Q4404 | Inglês, Controlador de Tráfego Aéreo, DECEA, CESGRANRIO

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The phenomenon of wind shear (lines 17-21):

✂️ a) results from a change in a plane’s speed.
✂️ b) is caused by inexperienced pilots.
✂️ c) is very dangerous for airplanes.
✂️ d) cannot be detected by controllers.
✂️ e) will never be noticed by pilots.

8Q4405 | Inglês, Controlador de Tráfego Aéreo, DECEA, CESGRANRIO

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The only word(s) that could NOT replace “nears” in “As the plane nears the runway” (line 30) is(are):

✂️ a) follows.
✂️ b) approaches.
✂️ c) draws near.
✂️ d) moves towards.
✂️ e) comes close to.

9Q4406 | Inglês, Controlador de Tráfego Aéreo, DECEA, CESGRANRIO

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Mark the only option in which the word(s) in bold type express(es) an idea of hypothesis/condition.

✂️ a) “but controllers also must direct planes efficiently…” (line 6 ).
✂️ b) “In addition, controllers keep pilots informed about changes in weather conditions…” (lines 17-18).
✂️ c) “...such as wind shear, a sudden change in the velocity or direction of the wind…” (lines 18-20).
✂️ d) “If the path is clear, the controller directs the pilot to a runway;” (lines 27-28).
✂️ e) “As the plane nears the runway, the pilot is asked to contact the tower.” (lines 30-31).