Questões de Inglês — TJ-CE 2014 — Diversas

Questão 1TJ-CE·Diversas·2014Inglês

According to the text, the Action Plan 2011-2015

Ahas increased the take-up of eGovernment services.Bis the only way to overcoming the current European economic crisis.Cmight contribute to a knowledge-based economy for the European Union.Dis now providing better public services with fewer resources.Ewill lead to a decrease of 80% in government expenses.

Questão 2TJ-CE·Diversas·2014Inglês

The expression “regardless of” in “regardless of their country of origin” (l.12) can be correctly replaced by

Questão 3TJ-CE·Diversas·2014Inglês

The Word “seamless” in “collaborative seamless eGovernment services” (l.8) can be correctly replaced by

Questão 4TJ-CE·Diversas·2014Inglês

According to the text, it is correct to state that

AThe European Commission’s e-Government Action Plan has succeeded in providing better cross-border public services in some countries in Europe.Bthe Action Plan 2011-2015 aims that, by 2015, half of the citizens and as much as 80% of enterprises will have used eGovernment.Cthe Digital Agenda for Europe establishes eGovernment within a comprehensive set of measures aimed solely at delivering secure cross-border exchange.Dthe overall progress made on the Action Plan and on eGovernment in general has been measured annually.Efour political priorities had been set out for all European public administrations over the next decade.

Questão 5TJ-CE·Diversas·2014Inglês

The pronoun “which” in “which promotes interoperability” (l.13 and 14) refers to

A“promotes interoperability” (l.14).B“an environment” (l.13).C“eSignatures and eIdentification” (l.15).D“interoperability of systems” (l.14).E“interoperability of systems and key enablers” (l.14).

Questão 6TJ-CE·Diversas·2014Inglês

According to the text, the

AEuropean Commission denies the importance of a cross-border infrastructure which will enable businesses to sell goods and provide services to public administrations in various countries.Bmain purpose of the Malmö Declaration is to facilitate the transition of government agencies into an era of new eGovernment services.Cdeployment of eGovernment services in Europe requires a complete change in legislation.DEuropean governments have mobilized information and communication technologies to promote innovative governing. Thus increasing the take-up of e-government services.Emotivation behind the European Commission’s eGovernment Action Plan 2011-2015 is its interest in the provision of a new generation of eGovernment services for businesses and citizens.