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    Inglês

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    The Rise of Antibiotic Resistance 

    By The Editorial Board

    May 10, 2014


        The World Health Organization has surveyed the growth of antibiotic-resistant germs around the world – the first such survey it has ever conducted – and come up with disturbing findings. In a report issued late last month, the organization found that antimicrobial resistance in bacteria (the main focus of the report), fungi, viruses and parasites is an increasingly serious threat in every part of the world. “A problem so serious that it threatens the achievements of modern medicine,” the organization said. “A post-antibiotic era, in which common infections and minor injuries can kill, far from being an apocalyptic fantasy, is instead a very real possibility for the 21st century.” 

        The growth of antibiotic-resistant pathogens means that in ever more cases, standard treatments no longer work, infections are harder or impossible to control, the risk of spreading infections to others is increased, and illnesses and hospital stays are prolonged. All of these drive up the costs of illnesses and the risk of death. The survey sought to determine the scope of the problem by asking countries to submit their most recent surveillance data (114 did so). Unfortunately, the data was glaringly incomplete because few countries track and monitor antibiotic resistance comprehensively, and there is no standard methodology for doing so.

        Still, it is clear that major resistance problems have already developed, both for antibiotics that are used routinely and for those deemed “last resort” treatments to cure people when all else has failed. Carbapenem antibiotics, a class of drugs used as a last resort to treat life-threatening infections caused by a common intestinal bacterium, have failed to work in more than half the people treated in some countries. The bacterium is a major cause of hospital-acquired infections such as pneumonia, bloodstream infections, and infections in newborns and intensive-care patients. Similarly, the failure of a last-resort treatment for gonorrhoea has been confirmed in 10 countries, including many with advanced health care systems, such as Australia, Canada, France, Sweden and Britain. And resistance to a class of antibiotics that is routinely used to treat urinary tract infections caused by E. coli is widespread; in some countries the drugs are now ineffective in more than half of the patients treated. This sobering report is intended to kick-start a global campaign to develop tools and standards to track drug resistance, measure its health and economic impact, and design solutions.

       The most urgent need is to minimize the overuse of antibiotics in medicine and agriculture, which accelerates the development of resistant strains. In the United States, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued voluntary guidelines calling on drug companies, animal producers and veterinarians to stop indiscriminately using antibiotics that are important for treating humans on livestock; the drug companies have said they will comply. But the agency, shortsightedly, has appealed a court order requiring it to ban the use of penicillin and two forms of tetracycline by animal producers to promote growth unless they provide proof that it will not promote drug-resistant microbes.

       The pharmaceutical industry needs to be encouraged to develop new antibiotics to supplement those that are losing their effectiveness. The Royal Pharmaceutical Society, which represents pharmacists in Britain, called this month for stronger financial incentives. It said that no new class of antibiotics has been discovered since 1987, largely because the financial returns for finding new classes of antibiotics are too low. Unlike lucrative drugs to treat chronic diseases like cancer and cardiovascular ailments, antibiotics are typically taken for a short period of time, and any new drug is apt to be used sparingly and held in reserve to treat patients resistant to existing drugs. Antibiotics have transformed medicine and saved countless lives over the past seven decades. Now, rampant overuse and the lack of new drugs in the pipeline threaten to undermine their effectiveness.

    (www.nytimes.com. Adaptado.)

    Segundo o texto, a Royal Pharmaceutical Society do Reino Unido afirma que
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    Inglês

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    The Rise of Antibiotic Resistance 

    By The Editorial Board

    May 10, 2014


        The World Health Organization has surveyed the growth of antibiotic-resistant germs around the world – the first such survey it has ever conducted – and come up with disturbing findings. In a report issued late last month, the organization found that antimicrobial resistance in bacteria (the main focus of the report), fungi, viruses and parasites is an increasingly serious threat in every part of the world. “A problem so serious that it threatens the achievements of modern medicine,” the organization said. “A post-antibiotic era, in which common infections and minor injuries can kill, far from being an apocalyptic fantasy, is instead a very real possibility for the 21st century.” 

        The growth of antibiotic-resistant pathogens means that in ever more cases, standard treatments no longer work, infections are harder or impossible to control, the risk of spreading infections to others is increased, and illnesses and hospital stays are prolonged. All of these drive up the costs of illnesses and the risk of death. The survey sought to determine the scope of the problem by asking countries to submit their most recent surveillance data (114 did so). Unfortunately, the data was glaringly incomplete because few countries track and monitor antibiotic resistance comprehensively, and there is no standard methodology for doing so.

        Still, it is clear that major resistance problems have already developed, both for antibiotics that are used routinely and for those deemed “last resort” treatments to cure people when all else has failed. Carbapenem antibiotics, a class of drugs used as a last resort to treat life-threatening infections caused by a common intestinal bacterium, have failed to work in more than half the people treated in some countries. The bacterium is a major cause of hospital-acquired infections such as pneumonia, bloodstream infections, and infections in newborns and intensive-care patients. Similarly, the failure of a last-resort treatment for gonorrhoea has been confirmed in 10 countries, including many with advanced health care systems, such as Australia, Canada, France, Sweden and Britain. And resistance to a class of antibiotics that is routinely used to treat urinary tract infections caused by E. coli is widespread; in some countries the drugs are now ineffective in more than half of the patients treated. This sobering report is intended to kick-start a global campaign to develop tools and standards to track drug resistance, measure its health and economic impact, and design solutions.

       The most urgent need is to minimize the overuse of antibiotics in medicine and agriculture, which accelerates the development of resistant strains. In the United States, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued voluntary guidelines calling on drug companies, animal producers and veterinarians to stop indiscriminately using antibiotics that are important for treating humans on livestock; the drug companies have said they will comply. But the agency, shortsightedly, has appealed a court order requiring it to ban the use of penicillin and two forms of tetracycline by animal producers to promote growth unless they provide proof that it will not promote drug-resistant microbes.

       The pharmaceutical industry needs to be encouraged to develop new antibiotics to supplement those that are losing their effectiveness. The Royal Pharmaceutical Society, which represents pharmacists in Britain, called this month for stronger financial incentives. It said that no new class of antibiotics has been discovered since 1987, largely because the financial returns for finding new classes of antibiotics are too low. Unlike lucrative drugs to treat chronic diseases like cancer and cardiovascular ailments, antibiotics are typically taken for a short period of time, and any new drug is apt to be used sparingly and held in reserve to treat patients resistant to existing drugs. Antibiotics have transformed medicine and saved countless lives over the past seven decades. Now, rampant overuse and the lack of new drugs in the pipeline threaten to undermine their effectiveness.

    (www.nytimes.com. Adaptado.)

    Segundo o último parágrafo do texto
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    Espanhol

    Imagem da questão de Espanhol, PUC - RJ 2012, Interpretação de Texto | Comprensión de Lectura
    Cuando se menciona “la sostenibilidad ecológica” (líneas 32-33) NO podemos incluir:
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  • Linguagens

    Português

    Imagem da questão de Português, PUC - RS 2012, Interpretação de Textos



    Com relação a certos segmentos do texto, NÃO é correto afrmar que

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  • Linguagens

    Inglês

    Read the article below and answer question.


    The El Mercurio File
    By Peter Kornbluh


    “For the better part of two years, a group of editors, journalism students, and human rights lawyers in Santiago, Chile, have been gathering evidence against their country’s leading media mogul, Agustín Edwards, to, at minimum, have him expelled from the press guild, the Academy of Chilean Journalists. The editor of the leftist magazine Puncto Final, Manuel Cabieses, has filed a formal petition accusing Edwards of violating the academy’s code of ethics by conspiring with the Nixon White House and the CIA between 1970 and 1973 to foment the military coup that overthrew the elected government of Salvador Allende and brought General Augusto Pinochet to power, thirty years ago this month. ‘Doonie’, as Edwards is known to his closest friends, is the patriarch of the press – a Chilean Rupert Murdoch. His media empire encompasses Chile’s renowned national newspaper, El Mercurio, a second national paper, Ultimas Noticias, and Santiago’s leading afternoon paper, La Segunda, along with a dozen smaller regional journals. In September 1970, when Chileans narrowly elected Allende, a Socialist, to the presidency, Edwards was widely considered to be the richest man in Chile – and the individual with the most to lose financially from Allende’s election.
    The ethics charges against Edwards are likely to receive a boost from a careful analysis of formerly secret U.S. documents that shed considerable new light on CIA covert media operations in Chile. Since 1975, when a special congressional committee chaired by Idaho Senator Frank Church issued its report, Covert Action in Chile: 1963-1973, it has been no secret that the CIA provided significant funding to El Mercurio, put reporters and editors on its payroll, and used the paper, in the committee’s words, as ‘the most important channel for anti-Allende propaganda.’ But with the declassification of thousands of CIA and White House records at the end of Clinton administration, the history of the ‘El Mercurio Project’ emerges in far greater detail. Among the key revelations in the documents:
    • Even before Allende was inaugurated as president of Chile, Edwards came to Washington and discussed with the CIA the ‘timing for possible military action’ to prevent Allende from taking office. • President Nixon directly authorized massive funding in the newspaper. The White House approve close to $2 million dollars – a significant sum when turned into Chilean currency on the black market.
    • Secret CIA cables from mid-1973 identified El Mercurio as among the ‘most militant parts of the opposition’ pushing for military intervention to overthrow Allende.
    • In the aftermath of the coup, the CIA continued to covertly finance media operations in order to influence Chilean public opinion in favor of the new military regime, despite General Pinochet’s brutal repression.”
    From: KORNBLUH, Peter. “The El Mercurio File”. Columbia Journalism Review. New York, p.14-15, September/October 2007.
    Say which sentence is true according to the text above.
    Escolha uma alternativa para a questão 6d0e9595-eb
  • Linguagens

    Inglês

    Read the article below and answer question.


    The El Mercurio File
    By Peter Kornbluh


    “For the better part of two years, a group of editors, journalism students, and human rights lawyers in Santiago, Chile, have been gathering evidence against their country’s leading media mogul, Agustín Edwards, to, at minimum, have him expelled from the press guild, the Academy of Chilean Journalists. The editor of the leftist magazine Puncto Final, Manuel Cabieses, has filed a formal petition accusing Edwards of violating the academy’s code of ethics by conspiring with the Nixon White House and the CIA between 1970 and 1973 to foment the military coup that overthrew the elected government of Salvador Allende and brought General Augusto Pinochet to power, thirty years ago this month. ‘Doonie’, as Edwards is known to his closest friends, is the patriarch of the press – a Chilean Rupert Murdoch. His media empire encompasses Chile’s renowned national newspaper, El Mercurio, a second national paper, Ultimas Noticias, and Santiago’s leading afternoon paper, La Segunda, along with a dozen smaller regional journals. In September 1970, when Chileans narrowly elected Allende, a Socialist, to the presidency, Edwards was widely considered to be the richest man in Chile – and the individual with the most to lose financially from Allende’s election.
    The ethics charges against Edwards are likely to receive a boost from a careful analysis of formerly secret U.S. documents that shed considerable new light on CIA covert media operations in Chile. Since 1975, when a special congressional committee chaired by Idaho Senator Frank Church issued its report, Covert Action in Chile: 1963-1973, it has been no secret that the CIA provided significant funding to El Mercurio, put reporters and editors on its payroll, and used the paper, in the committee’s words, as ‘the most important channel for anti-Allende propaganda.’ But with the declassification of thousands of CIA and White House records at the end of Clinton administration, the history of the ‘El Mercurio Project’ emerges in far greater detail. Among the key revelations in the documents:
    • Even before Allende was inaugurated as president of Chile, Edwards came to Washington and discussed with the CIA the ‘timing for possible military action’ to prevent Allende from taking office. • President Nixon directly authorized massive funding in the newspaper. The White House approve close to $2 million dollars – a significant sum when turned into Chilean currency on the black market.
    • Secret CIA cables from mid-1973 identified El Mercurio as among the ‘most militant parts of the opposition’ pushing for military intervention to overthrow Allende.
    • In the aftermath of the coup, the CIA continued to covertly finance media operations in order to influence Chilean public opinion in favor of the new military regime, despite General Pinochet’s brutal repression.”
    From: KORNBLUH, Peter. “The El Mercurio File”. Columbia Journalism Review. New York, p.14-15, September/October 2007.
    Say which sentence is true according to the text above.
    Escolha uma alternativa para a questão 6d115c9e-eb
  • Linguagens

    Inglês

    Read the article below and answer question.


    The El Mercurio File
    By Peter Kornbluh


    “For the better part of two years, a group of editors, journalism students, and human rights lawyers in Santiago, Chile, have been gathering evidence against their country’s leading media mogul, Agustín Edwards, to, at minimum, have him expelled from the press guild, the Academy of Chilean Journalists. The editor of the leftist magazine Puncto Final, Manuel Cabieses, has filed a formal petition accusing Edwards of violating the academy’s code of ethics by conspiring with the Nixon White House and the CIA between 1970 and 1973 to foment the military coup that overthrew the elected government of Salvador Allende and brought General Augusto Pinochet to power, thirty years ago this month. ‘Doonie’, as Edwards is known to his closest friends, is the patriarch of the press – a Chilean Rupert Murdoch. His media empire encompasses Chile’s renowned national newspaper, El Mercurio, a second national paper, Ultimas Noticias, and Santiago’s leading afternoon paper, La Segunda, along with a dozen smaller regional journals. In September 1970, when Chileans narrowly elected Allende, a Socialist, to the presidency, Edwards was widely considered to be the richest man in Chile – and the individual with the most to lose financially from Allende’s election.
    The ethics charges against Edwards are likely to receive a boost from a careful analysis of formerly secret U.S. documents that shed considerable new light on CIA covert media operations in Chile. Since 1975, when a special congressional committee chaired by Idaho Senator Frank Church issued its report, Covert Action in Chile: 1963-1973, it has been no secret that the CIA provided significant funding to El Mercurio, put reporters and editors on its payroll, and used the paper, in the committee’s words, as ‘the most important channel for anti-Allende propaganda.’ But with the declassification of thousands of CIA and White House records at the end of Clinton administration, the history of the ‘El Mercurio Project’ emerges in far greater detail. Among the key revelations in the documents:
    • Even before Allende was inaugurated as president of Chile, Edwards came to Washington and discussed with the CIA the ‘timing for possible military action’ to prevent Allende from taking office. • President Nixon directly authorized massive funding in the newspaper. The White House approve close to $2 million dollars – a significant sum when turned into Chilean currency on the black market.
    • Secret CIA cables from mid-1973 identified El Mercurio as among the ‘most militant parts of the opposition’ pushing for military intervention to overthrow Allende.
    • In the aftermath of the coup, the CIA continued to covertly finance media operations in order to influence Chilean public opinion in favor of the new military regime, despite General Pinochet’s brutal repression.”
    From: KORNBLUH, Peter. “The El Mercurio File”. Columbia Journalism Review. New York, p.14-15, September/October 2007.
    Choose the alternative that best explains the meaning of the following words from the text above: chaired, charges, guild, mogul, currency.
    Escolha uma alternativa para a questão 6d182422-eb
  • Linguagens

    Inglês

    Read the article below and answer question.


    The El Mercurio File
    By Peter Kornbluh


    “For the better part of two years, a group of editors, journalism students, and human rights lawyers in Santiago, Chile, have been gathering evidence against their country’s leading media mogul, Agustín Edwards, to, at minimum, have him expelled from the press guild, the Academy of Chilean Journalists. The editor of the leftist magazine Puncto Final, Manuel Cabieses, has filed a formal petition accusing Edwards of violating the academy’s code of ethics by conspiring with the Nixon White House and the CIA between 1970 and 1973 to foment the military coup that overthrew the elected government of Salvador Allende and brought General Augusto Pinochet to power, thirty years ago this month. ‘Doonie’, as Edwards is known to his closest friends, is the patriarch of the press – a Chilean Rupert Murdoch. His media empire encompasses Chile’s renowned national newspaper, El Mercurio, a second national paper, Ultimas Noticias, and Santiago’s leading afternoon paper, La Segunda, along with a dozen smaller regional journals. In September 1970, when Chileans narrowly elected Allende, a Socialist, to the presidency, Edwards was widely considered to be the richest man in Chile – and the individual with the most to lose financially from Allende’s election.
    The ethics charges against Edwards are likely to receive a boost from a careful analysis of formerly secret U.S. documents that shed considerable new light on CIA covert media operations in Chile. Since 1975, when a special congressional committee chaired by Idaho Senator Frank Church issued its report, Covert Action in Chile: 1963-1973, it has been no secret that the CIA provided significant funding to El Mercurio, put reporters and editors on its payroll, and used the paper, in the committee’s words, as ‘the most important channel for anti-Allende propaganda.’ But with the declassification of thousands of CIA and White House records at the end of Clinton administration, the history of the ‘El Mercurio Project’ emerges in far greater detail. Among the key revelations in the documents:
    • Even before Allende was inaugurated as president of Chile, Edwards came to Washington and discussed with the CIA the ‘timing for possible military action’ to prevent Allende from taking office. • President Nixon directly authorized massive funding in the newspaper. The White House approve close to $2 million dollars – a significant sum when turned into Chilean currency on the black market.
    • Secret CIA cables from mid-1973 identified El Mercurio as among the ‘most militant parts of the opposition’ pushing for military intervention to overthrow Allende.
    • In the aftermath of the coup, the CIA continued to covertly finance media operations in order to influence Chilean public opinion in favor of the new military regime, despite General Pinochet’s brutal repression.”
    From: KORNBLUH, Peter. “The El Mercurio File”. Columbia Journalism Review. New York, p.14-15, September/October 2007.
    Choose the alternative that best translates the words: coup, boost, overthrew, issued, covert.
    Escolha uma alternativa para a questão 6d1b90ec-eb
  • Linguagens

    Inglês

    Imagem da questão de Inglês, PUC - RJ 2011, Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehension According to Text 1, Africa can benefit from the recent Chinese interest in the continent because.

    Escolha uma alternativa para a questão 6d1bb5c0-26
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    Português

    O labirinto dos manuais

    Há alguns meses, troquei meu celular. Um modelo lindo, pequeno, prático. Segundo a vendedora, era capaz de tudo e mais um pouco. Fotografava, fazia vídeos, recebia e-mails e até servia para telefonar. Abri o manual, entusiasmado. “Agora eu aprendo”, decidi, folheando as 49 páginas. Já na primeira, tentei executar as funções. Duas horas depois, eu estava prestes a roer o aparelho. O manual tentava prever todas as possibilidades. Virou um labirinto de instruções! Na semana seguinte, tentei baixar o som da campainha. Só aumentava. Buscava o vibracall, não achava. Era só alguém me chamar e todo mundo em torno saía correndo, pensando que era o alarme de incêndio! Quem me salvou foi um motorista de táxi.

    - Manual só confunde - disse didaticamente. - Dá uma de curioso. Insisti e finalmente descobri que estava no vibracall há meses! O único problema é que agora não consigo botar a campainha de volta!

    Atualmente, estou de computador novo. Fiz o que toda pessoa minuciosa faria. Comprei um livro. Na capa, a promessa: “Rápido e fácil” - um guia prático, simples e colorido! Resolvi: “Vou seguir cada instrução, página por página. Do que adianta ter um supercomputador se não sei usá-lo?”. Quando cheguei à página 20, minha cabeça latejava. O livro tem 342! Cada vez que olho, dá vontade de chorar! Não seria melhor gastar o tempo relendo Guerra e Paz*?

    Tudo foi criado para simplificar. Mas até o micro-ondas ficou difícil. A não ser que eu queira fazer pipoca, que possui sua tecla própria. Mas não posso me alimentar só de pipoca! Ainda se emagrecesse... E o fax com secretária eletrônica? O anterior era simples. Eu apertava um botão e apagava as mensagens. O atual exige que eu toque em um, depois em outro para confirmar, e de novo no primeiro! Outro dia, a luzinha estava piscando. Tentei ouvir a mensagem. A secretária disparou todas as mensagens, desde o início do ano!

    Eu sei que para a garotada que está aí tudo parece muito simples. Mas o mundo é para todos, não é? Talvez alguém dê aulas para entender manuais! Ou o jeito seria aprender só aquilo de que tenho realmente necessidade, e não usar todas as funções. É o que a maioria das pessoas acaba fazendo! Pelos comentários feitos pelo narrador, pode-se concluir corretamente que
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  • Linguagens

    Espanhol

    Imagem da questão de Espanhol, IF-TM 2011, Artigos | Artículos Lee el fragmento siguiente:
    En la lengua española, una contracción es un fenómeno que consiste en unir dos palabras. Generalmente, estas palabras son un artículo determinado masculino y una preposición.”
    Tras leer el fragmento, señala la proposición en que el término destacado indica una contracción:

    Escolha uma alternativa para a questão 6d26758d-a1
  • Linguagens

    Português

    Imagem da questão de Português, UFT 2012, Interpretação de Textos

    As “netiquetas” apresentadas tratam do comportamento dos usuários em relação à produção de textos no mundo virtual. Sobre os usos recomendados pelo texto, podemos afirmar que:

    Escolha uma alternativa para a questão 6d2d9343-09
  • Linguagens

    Português

    TEXTO IV


    Aí pelas três da tarde


    Nesta sala atulhada de mesas, máquinas e papéis, onde invejáveis escreventes dividiram entre si o bom senso do mundo, aplicando-se em ideias claras apesar do ruído e do mormaço, seguros ao se pronunciarem sobre problemas que afligem o homem moderno (espécie da qual você, milenarmente cansado, talvez se sinta um tanto excluído), largue tudo de repente sob os olhares a sua volta, componha uma cara de louco quieto e perigoso, faça os gestos mais calmos quanto os tais escribas mais severos, dê um largo “ciao” ao trabalho do dia, assim como quem se despede da vida, e surpreenda pouco mais tarde, com sua presença em hora tão insólita, os que estiverem em casa ocupados na limpeza dos armários, que você não sabia antes como era conduzida. Convém não responder aos olhares interrogativos, deixando crescer, por instantes, a intensa expectativa que se instala. Mas não exagere na medida e suba sem demora ao quarto, libertando aí os pés das meias e dos sapatos, tirando a roupa do corpo como se retirasse a importância das coisas, pondo-se enfim em vestes mínimas, quem sabe até em pelo, mas sem ferir o decoro (o seu decoro, está claro), e aceitando ao mesmo tempo, como boa verdade provisória, toda mudança de comportamento. Feito um banhista incerto, assome em seguida no trampolim do patamar e avance dois passos como se fosse beirar um salto, silenciando de vez, embaixo, o surto abafado dos comentários. Nada de grandes lances. Desça, sem pressa, degrau por degrau, sendo tolerante com o espanto (coitados!) dos pobres familiares, que cobrem a boca com a mão enquanto se comprimem ao pé da escada. Passe por eles calado, circule pela casa toda como se andasse numa praia deserta (mas sempre com a mesma cara de louco ainda não precipitado) e se achegue depois, com cuidado e ternura, junto à rede languidamente envergada entre plantas lá no terraço. Largue-se nela como quem se larga na vida, e vá ao fundo nesse mergulho: cerre as abas da rede sobre os olhos e, com um impulso do pé (já não importa em que apoio), goze a fantasia de se sentir embalado pelo mundo.

    Raduan Nassar

    Texto extraído do livro “ Menina a caminho”, Companhia das Letras - São Paulo, 1997, pág. 71.

    Baseando-se na leitura do texto de Raduan Nassar, assinale a alternativa que contém assertivas verdadeiras.

    I - Neste texto, o autor utiliza os parênteses para explicar uma palavra desconhecida.
    II- O texto apresenta uma linguagem irônica, pois dá ao leitor uma instrução incomum, mas que pode ser levada a sério.
    III- A expressão “sem ferir o decoro” significa “sem abalar as regras morais”.
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    Português

    Imagem da questão de Português, PUC - RS 2014, Interpretação de Textos

    WOOD JR, Thomaz. Analfabetismo funcional.
    (fragmento adaptado) In: http://www.cartacapital.com.br/
    revista/758/analfabetismo-funcional-6202.html,
    publicado em 24/7/2013.


    A relação estabelecida no texto pelo nexo indicado NÃO está correta em
    Escolha uma alternativa para a questão 6d3a89c1-03
  • Linguagens

    Espanhol

    Imagem da questão de Espanhol, UDESC 2007, Significação Contextual de Palavras e Expressões | Significacción Contextual de Palabras y Expresiones

    ... que su orina salga a la superficie, ... . La traducción correcta es:
    Escolha uma alternativa para a questão 6d4d2f76-a9
  • Linguagens

    Português

    Leia a letra da canção “Garota de Ipanema”, de Vinicius de Moraes e Tom Jobim, para responder à questão.


    Olha que coisa mais linda
    Mais cheia de graça
    É ela menina
    Que vem e que passa
    Num doce balanço
    A caminho do mar

    Moça do corpo dourado
    Do sol de lpanema
    O seu balançado é mais que um poema
    É a coisa mais linda que eu já vi passar

    Ah, por que estou tão sozinho?
    Ah, por que tudo é tão triste?
    Ah, a beleza que existe
    A beleza que não é só minha
    Que também passa sozinha

    Ah, se ela soubesse
    Que quando ela passa
    O mundo inteirinho se enche de graça
    E fica mais lindo
    Por causa do amor

                                                            (www.viniciusdemoraes.com.br)
    O predicativo do sujeito atribui uma característica ao sujeito de uma oração.

    A alternativa que traz destacado um predicativo do sujeito é:
    Escolha uma alternativa para a questão 6d6cf164-ab
  • Linguagens

    Espanhol

    Figura 1 de 2 da questão de Espanhol, UEPB 2007, Interpretação de Texto | Comprensión de Lectura
    Figura 2 de 2 da questão de Espanhol, UEPB 2007, Interpretação de Texto | Comprensión de Lectura

    “[...], por delante de la posesión de bienes materiales” (l. 13-14). Traduciéndose al portugués, tenemos:
    Escolha uma alternativa para a questão 6d7a3f20-6f
  • Linguagens

    Português

    O fragmento textual abaixo servirá de referência para as questões 04, 05, 06, 07, 08 e 09.

    Imagem da questão de Português, UFRN 2006, Conjunções: Relação de causa e consequência

    Ocorre uma relação semântica de causa–conseqüência entre as orações que compõem o seguinte período:
    Escolha uma alternativa para a questão 6d7e0ada-4d
  • Linguagens

    Português

    Leia a letra da canção Chiclete com banana, de Gordurinha e Almira Castilho.


    Mas eu só boto o be-bop no meu samba,
    Quando o Tio Sam tocar um tamborim.
    Quando ele pegar no pandeiro e no zabumba,
    Quando ele aprender que o samba não é rumba.
    Aí eu vou misturar
    Miami com Copacabana,
    Chiclete eu misturo com banana
    E o meu samba vai ficar assim:
    Bop-be-bop-be-bop […]
    Olha aí o samba-rock, meu irmão.
    É, mas em compensação
    Eu quero ver o boogie-woogie* de pandeiro e violão.
    Quero ver o Tio Sam de frigideira
    Numa batucada brasileira.
    (João Carlos Botezelli e Arley Pereira. A música brasileira deste século por seus autores e intérpretes, 2000.)

    *boogie-woogie: tipo de música criada nos Estados Unidos.
    Comparando-se a letra desta canção com o texto de Pasquale Cipro Neto, é correto afirmar que
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  • Linguagens

    Português

    Considere a charge de Caco Galhardo para responder à questão.


    Imagem da questão de Português, Faculdade Santa Marcelina 2014, Interpretação de Textos

    (Folha de S.Paulo, 26.01.2014.)

    Interpretando-se a charge, é correto afirmar que o homem com o celular comporta-se
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