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According to the text, Greenpeace
O objetivo do texto é
No texto, o termo greenwashing tem o sentido de
O homem responde que a empresaNational Geographtc News
Christine DeirAmoreDisponível em: www.nalionalgeographic.com. Acesso em: 27 jul. 2010.
Ao ler a matéria publicada na National Geographic, para a realização de um trabalho escolar, um estudante descobriu queAfter príson blaze kilis hundreds in Honduras, UN warns on overcrowding
15 February 2012
A Unned Nations human rights official today cailed on Latin American countries to tackle the problem of prison overcrowding in the wake of an ovemight fire at a jail in Honduras that killed hundreds of inmates. More than 300 prisoners are reported to have died in the blaze at the prison, located north of the capital, Tegucigalpa, with dozens of others still missing and presumed dead. Antonio Maldonado, human rights adviser for the UN system in Honduras, told UN Radio today that overcrowding may have contributed to the death toll. “But we have to wait until a thorough investigation is conducted so we can reach a precise cause," he said. "But of course there is a probiem of overcrowding in the prison system, not only in this country, but also in many other prtsons in Latin America."
Disponível em: www.un.org. Acesso em: 22 fev. 2012 (adaptado).
Os noticiários destacam acontecimentos diários, que são veiculados em jornal impresso, rádio, televisão e internet. Nesse texto, o acontecimento reportado é a
Words and expressions such as older (title), live longer (l. 4), longevity (l. 8), older person (l. 34) and the elderly (l. 36) belong to the same semantic field. The elderly is translated as:
most people should reach 80 or 90. (l. 31)
From the third to the fifth paragraph, the author presents the advances that led to an increase in human longevity.
most men are surviving until the age of 85, while women are living four years longer. (l. 6-7)
The first paragraph introduces the subject of the text by calling it unalloyed good news (l. 2). This expression refers to the following fact:
Which alternative below could substitute the man’s question — on the second speech balloon — without substantial change in meaning?
