A) 10 B) 30 C) 21 D) 15
A) 30 km2 B) 25 km2 C) 18 km2 D) 12 km2
A) 12 km B) 15 km C) 10 km D) 8 km
A) 2.5 km B) 4.5 km C) 3.5 km D) 5 km
A) 500 m B) 800 m C) 1000 m D) 756 m
A) 95% B) 91% C) 85% D) 75%
A) Basalt B) Nephelinite C) Basanite D) Phonolite
A) Sela Gineta B) Cabeluda C) Leão D) Quixaba
A) Ilha Grande B) Cabeluda C) Sela Gineta D) Rata
A) Submerged mountains B) Mid-ocean ridge C) Continental shelf D) Oceanic trench
A) Carbonate-rich B) Silica-undersaturated C) Silica-enriched D) Silica-saturated
A) Between 1938 and 1945 during World War II. B) In 1897 when Pernambuco took possession of the prison. C) After the military coup in 1964. D) During its early history as a prison.
A) The French Cable company. B) The United States Army Air Forces. C) The government of the state of Pernambuco. D) The British South American Company.
A) A tourist destination. B) An airport. C) A political prison. D) A military base.
A) The French Cable company representatives. B) Miguel Arraes. C) The British South American Company officials. D) President Juscelino Kubitschek.
A) Miguel Arraes, for his refusal to resign as governor of Pernambuco. B) The British South American Company executives. C) President Juscelino Kubitschek. D) French Cable company officials.
A) The Dutch, Belgians, and Swiss. B) The British, French, and Italians. C) The Americans, Russians, and Japanese. D) The Germans, Spaniards, and Portuguese.
A) In 1988 when it was designated as a maritime national park. B) In 1942 during World War II. C) After the military coup in 1964. D) When President Juscelino Kubitschek visited in 1957.
A) The United States Army Air Forces Air Transport Command. B) The French Air Force. C) The Brazilian Air Force. D) The British Royal Air Force.
A) To facilitate tourism to Fernando de Noronha. B) As a base for the British South American Company. C) For military operations against Axis powers. D) To serve as a transoceanic link between Brazil and French West Africa for cargo, transiting aircraft, and personnel during World War II.
A) After the end of World War II, in 1944. B) In 1988 when it became a maritime national park. C) In 1957 when President Juscelino Kubitschek visited. D) Immediately after its construction in 1942.
A) A BOAC Canadair C-4 Argonaut encountered engine problems and diverted to Fernando de Noronha for an emergency landing. B) A Brazilian domestic flight accident. C) An Air France Flight 447 crash. D) A military aircraft crash during World War II.
A) Pilot error during routine flight operations. B) Weather-related turbulence. C) Severe engine problems, including a persistent fire and issues with feathering propellers. D) A collision with another aircraft.
A) After the military coup in 1964. B) In 1988. C) During World War II in 1942. D) In 2001 when it was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
A) The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). B) The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). C) The Brazilian Government. D) The World Tourism Organization (UNWTO).
A) In 1957 during President Juscelino Kubitschek's visit. B) During World War II in 1942. C) In 2009. D) In 1988 when it was designated as a maritime national park.
A) A collision with another aircraft. B) Mechanical failure unrelated to the pitot tubes. C) The flight crew's inappropriate response to inaccurate airspeed readings due to blocked pitot tubes. D) Severe weather conditions over the Atlantic Ocean.
A) UTC−01:00 B) UTC−02:00 all year round C) UTC+00:00 D) UTC−03:00
A) 2001 B) 1999 C) 2005 D) 2003
A) Gaspar Correia B) Juan de La Cosa C) Duarte Leite D) Alberto Cantino
A) Autumn B) Summer C) Spring D) Lent
A) Fernão de Loronha B) Gonçalo Coelho C) Pedro Álvares Cabral D) Amerigo Vespucci
A) Amerigo Vespucci B) Gonçalo Coelho C) Fernão de Loronha D) Pedro Álvares Cabral
A) Sugar cane B) Tobacco C) Coffee beans D) Brazilwood
A) Its use in building ships B) Its medicinal properties C) A native red dye wood D) Its role as a food source
A) Bartholomew Roberts B) Henrique Luís Pereira Freire de Andrade C) Colonel João Lobo de Lacerda D) Captain Lesquelin
A) Captain Robert FitzRoy B) Lieutenant James Cook C) Captain Henry Foster D) Charles Darwin
A) Kater invariable pendulum B) Telescope C) Barometer D) Seismograph
A) HMS Beagle B) Chanticleer C) A French East India Company vessel D) The Endeavour
A) It had a large population of parrots B) He saw numerous species of fish C) There were no gaudy birds or hummingbirds D) The island was home to many exotic mammals
A) A penal colony B) A trading post C) A scientific research station D) A military base
A) 25 B) 15 C) 20 D) 10
A) Ficus noronhae B) Palicourea noronhae C) Moriordica noronhae D) Ceratosanthes noronhae
A) Zenaida auriculata noronhae B) Vireo gracilirostris C) Trachylepis atlantica D) Elaenia ridleyana
A) Moriordica noronhae B) Cereus insularis C) Bumelia noronhae D) Noronhomys vespuccii
A) Spinner dolphins B) Humpback whales C) Pantropical spotted dolphins D) Melon-headed whales
A) Linseed B) Tegu lizards C) Domestic cats D) Rock cavies
A) Rock cavies B) Domestic cats C) Linseed D) Tegu lizards
A) Noronha Verde plant B) Neoenergia floating solar plant C) Tubarão plant D) Xaréu reservoir plant
A) January 2026 B) June 2024 C) March 2023 D) November 2025
A) 622 kWp B) 22 MWp C) 49 MWh D) 30,000 panels
A) 717 tons B) 500 tons C) 822 tons D) 900 tons
A) 22 MWp B) 622 kWp C) More than 30,000 panels D) 49 MWh
A) 49 MWh B) 30,000 panels C) 622 kWp D) 22 MWp
A) A floating solar plant B) A wetsuit rental service C) A 49 MWh battery storage system D) A biodiesel plant
A) R$10,001 B) R$22,802,000 C) R$15,500,000 D) R$30,000,000
A) 0.920 B) 0.800 C) 0.862 D) 0.750
A) Sueste Bay B) Baía do Sancho C) Praia do Bode D) Dolphins Bay
A) Gulf Stream B) North Atlantic Drift C) South Equatorial Current D) Kuroshio Current
A) Governador Carlos Wilson Airport B) São Paulo/Guarulhos–Governor André Franco Montoro International Airport C) Rio de Janeiro-Galeão International Airport D) Salvador da Bahia International Airport |