Question

The robotics expert: No flying cars, but drones will be everywhere

University of Queensland robotics researcher Dr. Paul Pounds says the next 30 years will see drones
become part of our everyday lives. \"They're going to be so ubiquitous we'll wonder how we ever got by
without them. They'll be like mobile phones in that respect," he said. "It's going to seep into our lives in
ways that
won't quite expect
but will
very obvious
retrospect\".
Dr. Pounds predicts drones will be used heavily by organizations such as emergency services, traffic monitors
and surf lifesavers. \"[Drones) flying across the city doing municipal first-responder types of things - if there's
a car crash they can fly over and see if it's on fire before police and fire crews respond," he said. [-]
But flying cars, at least the way they are often portrayed in science fiction, are a long way off.

According to Dr. Paul Pounds, a researcher in University of Queensland, (1,0 ponto)
a) flying cars will be safer and easier to drive.
b) there will be many flying cars in the next 30 years.
c) people will be afraid of drones; they will be everywhere.
d) in the future, drones will be great value for monitoring traffic.​

Answer 1

d) in the future, drones will be of great value for monitoring traffic.​

Eu não entendi esse " ; " da questão c , a segunda parte da questão está certa (They will be everywhere, ele fala sobre isso no texto) mas a primeira (people will be afraid of drones) está errada, ele não cita nada sobre pessoas sentirem medo de drones no texto, enfim, a letra D está correta pois no texto ele cita vários meios de monitoramento que serão mais acessiveis no futuro por conta de drones, como no trecho :

"Dr. Pounds predicts drones will be used heavily by organizations such as emergency services, traffic monitors

and surf lifesavers"