Exercício de Inglês Instrumental
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Faculdade MaristaCurso: Web DesingDisciplina: InglêsAluna: Diana Karine
Analise as frases abaixo em que estão grifados alguns dos marcadores do quadro anterior e estabeleçaa idéia que eles anunciam.
1. Random access memories (RAMs) are used in primary memory because they are much faster.
idéia de causa
2. Until the 1970s, most large primary memories used ferrite cores (rings of magnetized material about
a millimeter in diameter strung like beads on a wire grid). Ferrite-core memories were “nonvolatile”,
that is, retained their information even after power has been removed.
idéia de tempo
idéia de reformulação
3. Modern small computers can be equipped with up to 4 billion addressable locations, although most
are initially equipped with smaller memories – typically 4 to 8 million addressable locations.
ideia de concessão
4. Nowadays, digital computers are all conceptually similar, regardless of size. Nevertheless, they can
be divided into several categories on the basis of cost and performance.
ideia de tempo
idéia de freqüência
5. Popular software is usually distributed on magnetic disks. In fact, software and the disk that
contains it are often thougt of as being the same thing.
idéia de casualidade – freqüência
idéia de realce
6. Businesses now use computers extensively and on a worldwide basis.
Idéia de tempo
7. Some critics see computer education as merely the latest in a series of unsuccessful altempts to
revolutionize education through the use of audio and visually oriented nonprint media. Supporters
believe, however, that computers are a much more powerful learning medium than the innovative
instructional devices that preceded them.
Nos dá a idea de concordância
idea de comparação
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8. After programming an experimental computer at Harvard University, Grace Hopper, who was
probably the first commercial programmer, worked on the UNIVAC I and li computers and
developed a commercially usable high-level programming language called Flowmatic.
Idéia de tempo sequenciação
Idéia de dúvida
9. When a disk is read by the disk-drive unit of a computer, the software is copied into the memory.
Then the computer´s operating system passes control to the application in a process that activates the
program.
O primeiro dá a idéia de abordagem inicial.
O segundo dá a idéia de conclusão
10. The United States government helped to form an investigation team to deal with security threats in
major computer networks across the country. The Software Publishers Association has also adopted
certain measures to address the problem.
O segundo dá a idéia de adição
11. To write into memory, the address of the location and the data to be written must be supplied to the
memory along with a “write” command. Thus a memory component has (as subcomponents) storage
locations, data paths for moving information into and out of storage, and the control logic necessary
to interpret commands.
Passa a idéia de conclusão
12. An automobile speedometer is a familiar example of a device that can employ either digital or analogforms. The needle of an analog speedometer often woobbles about listed values of the average speed
as it responds to slight fluctuations in velocity. A digital speedometer, on the other hand, displays
precise numeric values for time intervals and may even calculate an average over several time
intervals in order to eliminate rapid small changes.
Dá a idéia de tempo
Dá a idéia de sentido, esquerda , direita etc.
Dá a idéia de continuidade.