Repblica de Moambique Escola Secundria John Issa Proposta De Avaliao De Lngua Inglesa 12 Classe, II Trimestre 2012

The role of taxation in the development of society There are several reasons for a developing nation wanting to become a tax haven (A country or independent region where taxes are low). Some developing nations find that they dont need to charge as much tax as industrialised countries do to earn a sufficient income for their annual budget. Other nations may offer a lower tax rate to larger corporations, in exchange for these corporations opening a division of their company in the developing country. These companies then employ some of the local population and provide opportunities for income generation. Some developing nations also encourage multinational corporations to transfer need skills and knowhow to the local population. Taxation payments are compulsory and enforced by the legal system, some political philosophies view taxation as a theft (a violation of property rights) or as a tyranny, accusing the government of levying taxes by force or by coercive means. It can be argued, however, that in a democracy, the act of imposing taxes is the responsibility of both government and the society that elects the government-so it is really the society as a whole that decides how the tax system should be organized. Choose the best alternative 1. Tax payment in developing countries is charged differently around the world, so some countries introduce a policy of tax haven as a way of attracting multinational corporations, tax haven means A. Country where taxes are low B. Taxes for high companies C. Higher taxes D. Taxes charged informally 2. Multinational corporations are. A. Very big companies B. Companies with many workers C. companies operating in several nations D. Companies with low income. 3. Developing nations also encourage multinational corporations to transfer need skills, means. A. Move skills from one place to another B. Buy skills necessary C. Teach other people to get required skills D. Import qualified people. 4. Some political philosophies view taxation as theft or tyranny, accusing the government of levying taxes because.. A. Tax is voluntary B. non-coercive C. Business entities pay much D. Governments impose tax and if is not paid there are penalties. 5. Taxation benefits the majority of the population. A. Many people get public services because of taxation B. People pay the most pay C. Most people have to pay tax D. Only private companies should pay taxation II 6. If you____ English, you will get along with them perfectly.

A. had spoken B. speak C. spoke D. speaks 7.If they had gone for a walk, they----- the lights off. A. had turn B. would turn C. would have turned D. turn 8.If she ----to see us, we will go to the zoo. A. had come B. would have come C. comes D. will come 9. Little by little she is ------ to her new job. A. used B. getting used C. got used D. uses 10. I ----- have lunch out every day, but now I eat at home. A. Am getting used to B. Used to C. Use D. Be used 11. --------- going to bed early now, but when I was a teen, I used to going to bed at dawn. A. I am used to B.I use to C. I did not use to D. I 12. I have been waiting for the bus---- 8 o'clock. A. At B. From C. Since D. For 13. I have been learning English ------ the beginning of the year. A. In B. Since C. ago D. for 14. The sentence: The poem was written by Craveirinha is in the .. A. present simple passive B. past simple active C. past simple passive D. past perfect passive 15. Nora is certain that she will go to holiday, so she can say: A. If I pass exams B. when I pass the exams C. If I had passed exams D. If I passed the exams 16. She is so different------------------A. She can be your sister B. She cannot be your sister C. She must be your sister D. She should be your sister 17. Nina said she would come over right after work, so she------ be here by 6:00. A. Should B. Might C. Must D. Cannot Complete the following paragraph about taxes by using words from the box A. Indirect B. customs D. buy E. voluntary F. enforced G. spent H. work I. fined J. taxes K. government L. money C. direct A tax is a payment imposed by a ---18----. Taxes have different names ,such as value-added tax,-----19---and excise. Taxes may be direct or ----20---. You pay -----21----tax on salary that you earn, for example, whereas you pay indirect tax on items that you -----22----in a shop. Tax is not ------23----;it is compulsory, and the payment of taxes is ----24----- by law. If you dont pay taxes, you may be---25---,or even put in prison. In the traditional economic systems, people were able to----26----for the people who ruled over them, instead of paying ----27----as a tax. The subject of---28---, how they are raised and how the money is ---29----is often hotly debated. Answer here please!
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