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    Português

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    Leia a charge abaixo, que tem como tema uma cobrança de falta no futebol, para responder a questão:

    Imagem da questão de Português, Escola Superior de Administração, Marketing e Comunicação 2014, Interpretação de Textos
    (Disponível em https://opiodopovo.files.wordpress.com/2009/09/laerte-17-08-dragea116.jpg, acesso em 05/08/2014.)
    A sátira que a tira acima faz ao futebol tem como alvo:
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    AIRLINE COMPENSATION

    By Susan Stellin 


    Imagem da questão de Inglês, FGV 2014, Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehension

    Adapted from The International Herald Tribune, August 31 – September 1, 2013.                     

    According to the information in the article, the situation created by the volcanic ash cloud
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    AIRLINE COMPENSATION

    By Susan Stellin 


    Imagem da questão de Inglês, FGV 2014, Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehension

    Adapted from The International Herald Tribune, August 31 – September 1, 2013.                     

    In paragraph 2, the phrase “…it’s a different story in Europe” most likely refers to which of the following?
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    AIRLINE COMPENSATION

    By Susan Stellin 


    Imagem da questão de Inglês, FGV 2014, Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehension

    Adapted from The International Herald Tribune, August 31 – September 1, 2013.                     

    According to the information in the article, what happened to the author on the day she was going to fly from London to Newark, New Jersey?
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    Inglês

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    LIBERALS AND ISLAMISTS

    By Shadi Hamid 

    Imagem da questão de Inglês, FGV 2014, Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehension

    Adapted from Time, August 12, 2013. 

    According to Mohamed ElBaradei,
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    LIBERALS AND ISLAMISTS

    By Shadi Hamid 

    Imagem da questão de Inglês, FGV 2014, Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehension

    Adapted from Time, August 12, 2013. 

    With respect to Tunisia’s Ennahda party, which of the following is not supported by the information in the article?
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    LIBERALS AND ISLAMISTS

    By Shadi Hamid 

    Imagem da questão de Inglês, FGV 2014, Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehension

    Adapted from Time, August 12, 2013. 

    According to the information in the article, Egypt’s liberals, in general,
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    Texto para a questão


    Consideração do poema


    Imagem da questão de Português, FGV 2014, Concordância verbal, Concordância nominal

    Carlos Drummond de Andrade, A rosa do povo.

    Considere as seguintes afirmações sobre diferentes elementos do texto:


    I O verbo “rimarei”, empregado duas vezes no início do texto, pode ser entendido em seu sentido literal nas duas ocorrências.

    II No verso “nem deslizar de lancha entre camélias” (2ª. estrofe), a palavra “deslizar” deve ser lida como substantivo e não como verbo.

    III O pronome que ocorre na frase “se ainda as há” (3ª. estrofe), embora esteja no plural, relaciona-se, quanto ao sentido, com uma palavra no singular.


    Está correto apenas o que se afirma em

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    Imagem da questão de Português, FGV 2014, Análise sintática

    Evanildo Bechara, Na ponta da língua. Adaptado. 

    Consideradas no contexto, expressam o mesmo tipo de relação sintático-semântica as orações do texto “não indo aos assuntos a ela correlatos” (L. 2) e
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    Imagem da questão de Português, FGV 2014, Interpretação de Textos


    Oswald de Andrade, Poesias reunidas. 

    Para enfatizar a autenticidade artística do conjunto arquitetônico situado em Congonhas do Campo, Minas Gerais, do qual fala o texto, o poeta lança mão, entre outros recursos, do procedimento de
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    Texto para a questão.


    Engajamento agora é outro, revela pesquisa


    Os jovens brasileiros desconfiam dos políticos e estão cada vez mais desencantados com os partidos. Isso não provoca, no entanto, o seu afastamento automático de atividades politicamente engajadas. Ligado a organizações que se caracterizam pelo uso de redes sociais e pela estrutura pouco hierarquizada, um número significativo de jovens está se mobilizando em torno de um amplo leque de questões políticas e sociais.

    Temas que vão da mobilidade urbana à organização de grupos de hip hop e cineclubes na periferia das grandes cidades fazem parte do cotidiano desses moços e moças, de acordo com três grandes pesquisas realizadas recentemente sobre juventude no Brasil. Embora conduzidas por diferentes pesquisadores e com focos diversos, as três apontaram na mesma direção.

    R. Arruda, www.estadao.com.br, 14/07/2013.

    O trecho “Embora conduzidas”, que inicia o último período do texto, poderia ser substituído, sem prejuízo para o sentido e para a correção gramatical, por
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    Imagem da questão de Inglês, Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie 2014, Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehension

    The sentence that does NOT make sense according to the comic strip is
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    Female Prisoners Post Sexy Pictures of Themselves on Social Network
    ESTELITA HASS CARAZZAI
    FROM CURITIBA
    At least two detainees have taken pictures and published them on social networking sites from inside Guarapuava Public Jail, in the state of Paraná.
    The pictures, taken on a phone, were found by prison guards and posted online last April.
    The 30 year-old detainees are in jail after being accused of drug trafficking. Both are serving provisional sentences, and are yet to be convicted.
    One has been in jail since April, and the other for a year.
    Detainees are not granted possession of cell phones, and, due to this breach, they were awarded a disciplinary sanction and have since been prevented from receiving visits or food sent by family members for 30 days.
    Additionally, this occurrence may prevent them from shortening their sentences if they are eventually convicted.
    They appear posing in underwear on concrete beds in the female dormitory, which is decorated with animal print.
    After the prison guards discovered the images, they inspected the room the two women shared and found the cell phone used to take the pictures.
    “This unfortunately happens. Detainees can hide things very well”, the prison chief, Altemir Nascimento, said.
    According to Nascimento, 40 cell phones have been seized so far this year in the prison (which also houses men).
    CELL PHONE THROWING
    The location of the prison in downtown Guarapuava makes matters worse. According to the prison chief, during sunbathing, pedestrians toss cell phones over the wall.
    “Cell phones and drugs are thrown over the wall. This happens regularly. On every sunny day two or three items are thrown”, Nascimento said.
    At the beginning of the year, in order to bring the “deliveries” to a halt, the prison chief decided to install a protective net over the patio. Since then 77 cell phones have been caught on the net.

    http://www1.folha.uol.com.br/internacional/
    Detainees
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    The Rolling Stones Impose High Ticket Prices for U.S. Tour
    “Is that a lot?” says Mick Jagger
    By Jerry Hopkins November 15, 1969
    Imagem da questão de Inglês, Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie 2014, Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehension
    Mick Jagger performing on stage circa 1969.

    LOS ANGELES—The Rolling Stones have returned to the United States for their first tour in more than three years.

    It begins with two evening shows at the Forum in Los Angeles November 8th, with tickets priced from $5.50 to $8.50. (This compares to a $7.50 top price for a Blind Faith concert in the same arena, a $6.50 top for the Doors. And in both those concerts, tickets started at $3.50.) In arranging this show, a previously-set hockey game between the Los Angeles Kings and the New York Rangers was rescheduled – at the request of the man who owns both the Forum and the Kings.

    Acts appearing at the concerts here will include Terry Reid, who will appear on all the dates, and the Ike and Tina Turner Revue. Negotiations were continuing to have Ike and Tina, B. B. King and Chuck Berry join the Stones in several other cities.

    Promoters of the L.A. concerts said the gross for the evening would exceed $275,000 if the Stones filled the 18,000 seats in the Forum both shows. Similar grosses, on a per show basis, were expected throughout the tour, with the Stones getting guarantees of $25,000 a concert and up, against take home percentages running close to $60,000.

    Although figures such as these are not unusual for tours by groups of this magnitude, they did bring strong criticism from, among others, Ralph Gleason in the San Francisco Chronicle.

    “Can the Rolling Stones actually need all that money?” Gleason asked. “If they really dig the black musicians as much as every note they play and every syllable they utter indicates, is it possible to take out a show with, say, Ike and Tina and some of the older men like Howlin’ Wolf and let them share in the loot? How much can the Stones take back to Merrie England after taxes, anyway? How much must the British manager and the American manager and the agency rake off the top?”

    “Paying five, six and seven dollars for a Stones concert at the Oakland Coliseum for, say, an hour of the Stones seen a quarter of a mile away because the artists demand such outrageous fees that they can only be obtained under these circumstances, says a very bad thing to me about the artists’ attitude towards the public. It says they despise their own audience.”

    When Mick Jagger was confronted by this criticism at a press conference at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel, he left the door slightly open to giving a free concert sometime during the 13-city, 18-concert tour, but his tone didn’t seem too promising.

    “There has been talk of that,” he said. “I should think toward the end. We’ll have to see how things go. I don’t want to plan that right now, ‘cause we’re gonna be here some while. We’ve got time for all that. I don’t want to say that’s what we want to do or not do. I’m leaving it rather blurry. I’m not committing myself.”

    And about the ticket cost, he strongly indicated that if some people thought prices were high, they might have been a lot worse.

    “We were offered a lot of money to do some very good dates – money in front in Europe, before we left, really a lot of bread. We didn’t accept because we thought they’d be too expensive on the basis of the money we’d get. We didn’t say that unless we walk out of America with X dollars, we ain’t gonna come. We’re really not into that sort of economic scene. Either you’re gonna sing and all that crap, or you’re gonna be an economist. I really don’t know whether this is more expensive than recent tours by local bands. I don’t know how much people can afford. I’ve no idea. Is that a lot? You’ll have to tell me.”

    www.rollingstone.com
    The question that the promoters were asked and whose answer can be found in the phrase from $5.50 to $8.50 was probably:
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    The Rolling Stones Impose High Ticket Prices for U.S. Tour
    “Is that a lot?” says Mick Jagger
    By Jerry Hopkins November 15, 1969
    Imagem da questão de Inglês, Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie 2014, Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehension
    Mick Jagger performing on stage circa 1969.

    LOS ANGELES—The Rolling Stones have returned to the United States for their first tour in more than three years.

    It begins with two evening shows at the Forum in Los Angeles November 8th, with tickets priced from $5.50 to $8.50. (This compares to a $7.50 top price for a Blind Faith concert in the same arena, a $6.50 top for the Doors. And in both those concerts, tickets started at $3.50.) In arranging this show, a previously-set hockey game between the Los Angeles Kings and the New York Rangers was rescheduled – at the request of the man who owns both the Forum and the Kings.

    Acts appearing at the concerts here will include Terry Reid, who will appear on all the dates, and the Ike and Tina Turner Revue. Negotiations were continuing to have Ike and Tina, B. B. King and Chuck Berry join the Stones in several other cities.

    Promoters of the L.A. concerts said the gross for the evening would exceed $275,000 if the Stones filled the 18,000 seats in the Forum both shows. Similar grosses, on a per show basis, were expected throughout the tour, with the Stones getting guarantees of $25,000 a concert and up, against take home percentages running close to $60,000.

    Although figures such as these are not unusual for tours by groups of this magnitude, they did bring strong criticism from, among others, Ralph Gleason in the San Francisco Chronicle.

    “Can the Rolling Stones actually need all that money?” Gleason asked. “If they really dig the black musicians as much as every note they play and every syllable they utter indicates, is it possible to take out a show with, say, Ike and Tina and some of the older men like Howlin’ Wolf and let them share in the loot? How much can the Stones take back to Merrie England after taxes, anyway? How much must the British manager and the American manager and the agency rake off the top?”

    “Paying five, six and seven dollars for a Stones concert at the Oakland Coliseum for, say, an hour of the Stones seen a quarter of a mile away because the artists demand such outrageous fees that they can only be obtained under these circumstances, says a very bad thing to me about the artists’ attitude towards the public. It says they despise their own audience.”

    When Mick Jagger was confronted by this criticism at a press conference at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel, he left the door slightly open to giving a free concert sometime during the 13-city, 18-concert tour, but his tone didn’t seem too promising.

    “There has been talk of that,” he said. “I should think toward the end. We’ll have to see how things go. I don’t want to plan that right now, ‘cause we’re gonna be here some while. We’ve got time for all that. I don’t want to say that’s what we want to do or not do. I’m leaving it rather blurry. I’m not committing myself.”

    And about the ticket cost, he strongly indicated that if some people thought prices were high, they might have been a lot worse.

    “We were offered a lot of money to do some very good dates – money in front in Europe, before we left, really a lot of bread. We didn’t accept because we thought they’d be too expensive on the basis of the money we’d get. We didn’t say that unless we walk out of America with X dollars, we ain’t gonna come. We’re really not into that sort of economic scene. Either you’re gonna sing and all that crap, or you’re gonna be an economist. I really don’t know whether this is more expensive than recent tours by local bands. I don’t know how much people can afford. I’ve no idea. Is that a lot? You’ll have to tell me.”

    www.rollingstone.com
    The text explains that
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    The Rolling Stones Impose High Ticket Prices for U.S. Tour
    “Is that a lot?” says Mick Jagger
    By Jerry Hopkins November 15, 1969
    Imagem da questão de Inglês, Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie 2014, Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehension
    Mick Jagger performing on stage circa 1969.

    LOS ANGELES—The Rolling Stones have returned to the United States for their first tour in more than three years.

    It begins with two evening shows at the Forum in Los Angeles November 8th, with tickets priced from $5.50 to $8.50. (This compares to a $7.50 top price for a Blind Faith concert in the same arena, a $6.50 top for the Doors. And in both those concerts, tickets started at $3.50.) In arranging this show, a previously-set hockey game between the Los Angeles Kings and the New York Rangers was rescheduled – at the request of the man who owns both the Forum and the Kings.

    Acts appearing at the concerts here will include Terry Reid, who will appear on all the dates, and the Ike and Tina Turner Revue. Negotiations were continuing to have Ike and Tina, B. B. King and Chuck Berry join the Stones in several other cities.

    Promoters of the L.A. concerts said the gross for the evening would exceed $275,000 if the Stones filled the 18,000 seats in the Forum both shows. Similar grosses, on a per show basis, were expected throughout the tour, with the Stones getting guarantees of $25,000 a concert and up, against take home percentages running close to $60,000.

    Although figures such as these are not unusual for tours by groups of this magnitude, they did bring strong criticism from, among others, Ralph Gleason in the San Francisco Chronicle.

    “Can the Rolling Stones actually need all that money?” Gleason asked. “If they really dig the black musicians as much as every note they play and every syllable they utter indicates, is it possible to take out a show with, say, Ike and Tina and some of the older men like Howlin’ Wolf and let them share in the loot? How much can the Stones take back to Merrie England after taxes, anyway? How much must the British manager and the American manager and the agency rake off the top?”

    “Paying five, six and seven dollars for a Stones concert at the Oakland Coliseum for, say, an hour of the Stones seen a quarter of a mile away because the artists demand such outrageous fees that they can only be obtained under these circumstances, says a very bad thing to me about the artists’ attitude towards the public. It says they despise their own audience.”

    When Mick Jagger was confronted by this criticism at a press conference at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel, he left the door slightly open to giving a free concert sometime during the 13-city, 18-concert tour, but his tone didn’t seem too promising.

    “There has been talk of that,” he said. “I should think toward the end. We’ll have to see how things go. I don’t want to plan that right now, ‘cause we’re gonna be here some while. We’ve got time for all that. I don’t want to say that’s what we want to do or not do. I’m leaving it rather blurry. I’m not committing myself.”

    And about the ticket cost, he strongly indicated that if some people thought prices were high, they might have been a lot worse.

    “We were offered a lot of money to do some very good dates – money in front in Europe, before we left, really a lot of bread. We didn’t accept because we thought they’d be too expensive on the basis of the money we’d get. We didn’t say that unless we walk out of America with X dollars, we ain’t gonna come. We’re really not into that sort of economic scene. Either you’re gonna sing and all that crap, or you’re gonna be an economist. I really don’t know whether this is more expensive than recent tours by local bands. I don’t know how much people can afford. I’ve no idea. Is that a lot? You’ll have to tell me.”

    www.rollingstone.com
    According to the text, the Rolling Stones
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    A Esmeralda e o Camafeu
    Figura 1 de 2 da questão de Português, Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie 2014, Interpretação de Textos
    Figura 2 de 2 da questão de Português, Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie 2014, Interpretação de Textos

    Joaquim Manoel de Macedo, A Moreninha.
    A partir do fragmento selecionado, pode-se afirmar que a prosa de Joaquim Manoel de Macedo

    I. é marcada por enredos cheios de peripécias e final feliz.
    II. é composta com uma linguagem simples, estilo fluente e leve.
    III. é elaborada em torno de objetividade temática, com negação do sentimentalismo.

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    A Esmeralda e o Camafeu
    Figura 1 de 2 da questão de Português, Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie 2014, Interpretação de Textos
    Figura 2 de 2 da questão de Português, Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie 2014, Interpretação de Textos

    Joaquim Manoel de Macedo, A Moreninha.
    No excerto, está presente:
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    Sete anos de pastor Jacob servia
    01 Sete anos de pastor Jacob servia
    02 Labão, pai de Raquel, serrana bela;
    03 Mas não servia ao pai, servia a ela,
    04 E a ela só por prêmio pretendia.

    05 Os dias, na esperança de um só dia,
    06 Passava, contentando-se com vê-la;
    07 Porém o pai, usando de cautela,
    08 Em lugar de Raquel lhe dava Lia.

    09 Vendo o triste pastor que com enganos
    10 Lhe fora assim negada a sua pastora,
    11 Como se a não tivera merecida;

    12 Começa de servir outros sete anos,
    13 Dizendo – Mais servira, se não fora
    14 Para tão longo amor tão curta a vida.
    Luís de Camões

    Sunetto Crassico
    01 Sette anno di pastore, Giacó servia Labó,
    02 Padre da Raffaela, serrana bella,
    03 Ma non servia o pai, che illo non era trouxa nó!
    04 Servia a Raffaela p’ra si gazá c’oella.

    05 I os dia, na speranza di un dia só,
    06 Apassava spiano na gianella;
    07 Ma o páio, fugino da gombinaçó,
    08 Deu a Lia inveiz da Raffaela.

    09 Quano o Giacó adiscobri o ingano,
    10 E che tigna gaido na sparella,
    11 Ficô c’um brutto d’um garó di arara,

    12 I incominciô di servi otros sette anno
    13 Dizeno: Si o Labó non fossi o pai d’ella
    14 Io pigava elli i li quibrava a gara.
    Juó Bananere
    A partir de Sete anos de pastor Jacob servia é INCORRETO afirmar que:
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    Leia os versos de “Se se morre de amor” de Gonçalves Dias e da letra de música “Não Se Morre de Mal de Amor”, de Taiguara.

    Imagem da questão de Português, FAME 2014, Interpretação de Textos

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