Choose the alternative that contains only adjectives from the text formed by prefixes or suffixes.

Work, e-mail, news, bills...

By Ron Geraci

1. Spot the signs. Feel alone even as you communicate with people all day? That’s a signal technology is dominating your life.

2. Take baby steps. Try being inaccessible for short spurts to see what happens. The world probably won’t implode.

3. Repeat these four words: “I have a choice.” People who say, “My boss wants me to be reachable after 8 p.m.” are likely exaggerating the control others have over them.

4. Set limits. Rein in office e-mail and instant message traffic. Who truly needs 35 daily FYIs on the Henderson case?

5. Give clear instructions. Try an e-mail signature that reads “I answer e-mail at 10 a.m., 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. If you need a quicker response, please call.”

6. Make a task list. If you’re interrupted, you’ll get back to work faster if you have one.

7. Stick to a schedule. Handle recreational Web surfing and e-mail at set times. Dipping in and out is classic self-interruption.

8. Do a reality check. After five minutes of unplanned surfing, ask yourself, “Should I really be doing this now?”

(www.readersdigest.com)

MACKENZIE 2010.1 - QUESTÃO 13

Choose the alternative that contains only adjectives from the text formed by prefixes or suffixes.

a) inaccessible, reachable, recreational, unplanned.

b) interrupted, likely, daily, faster.

c) probably, quicker, really, likely.

d) exaggerating, dominating, signature, self-interruption.

e) overload, dominating, dipping, instant.

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