Questões do ENEM: Linguagens e Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehension

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• C4D4F036-AB

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  One of the reasons why Anna Levine was attracted to digital humanities was the fact that it
  

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  discusses Victorian literature.

  B

  emphasizes data analysis.

  C

  presents Moore‘s poems on the Web.

  D

  does research that goes beyond the classroom.

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• C2189248-AB

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  According to the text, students at the University of Virginia have been able to
  

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  produce a virtual Shakespearean theater.

  B

  make a black-clad avatar center stage.

  C

  present poetry online for readers to make comments.

  D

  digitally visualize the college‘s first library collection.

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• C0C4540B-AB

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  As to the field of digital humanities, the text mentions that digitally canny undergraduates are not only able to
  

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  create new computer games on Web sites but also to block incestuous scenes from Shakespeare‘s tragedies.

  B

  develop the digital components of Arthur Miller‘s plays but also to correct Dicken‘s 19th century periodicals.

  C

  adjust to the new tools but also to explore how new media can change the way one reads, interprets, and analyzes texts.

  D

  disregard data analysis but also to delve into the grammar of a literary text.

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• BF627F4C-AB

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  Jen Rajchel, who helped to organize the Digital Humanities Conference for Undergraduates, considered very positive that her senior thesis
  

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  can be displayed online the first time in US.

  B

  does not vanish after being put in an in box.

  C

  is discussed by students in a cozy environment.

  D

  is included in the Early Novel Database.

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• BE0B27C1-AB

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  Ms. Rowe‘s students are excited about
  

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  being able to perform "Romeo and Juliet" in class.

  B

  figuring out how Google works.

  C

  using digital tools and numerous online archives.

  D

  being involved in the partnership with Hamilton College.

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• BC8A4407-AB

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  According to Katherine Rowe, the generation gap that exists in classrooms today will
  

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  last for at least twenty years.

  B

  not last more than ten years.

  C

  remain until digital illiteracy is over.

  D

  continue until more colleges use new media.

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• 432F7664-A5

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  The agreements between Spain and African countries on the issue of immigration involve assistance in many aspects, including
  

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  repatriation costs and coast patrolling equipment.

  B

  mainland patrolling equipment and special food supplies.

  C

  repatriation of immigrants and medical assistance.

  D

  special education programs and low cost exportations.

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• 40F31014-A5

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  According to the text, one of the most successful agreements between European and African countries to prevent huge numbers of immigrants from entering Europe involved
  

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  France and Nigeria.

  B

  Italy and Niger.

  C

  Spain and Egypt.

  D

  Italy and Libya.

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• 3C765B6D-A5

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  As to the situation faced by most European countries at the moment and their reaction in relation to immigrants, the text mentions
  

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  sluggish economies, high numbers of jobless people and a feeling against immigrants.

  B

  high growth economies, high employment rates and anti-immigrant sentiment.

  C

  fast paced economies, low rates of unemployment and receptive feelings toward immigrants.

  D

  stagnant economies, incapacity of accepting poor immigrants, low unemployment.

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• 3A39EA94-A5

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  The text mentions an event that somehow triggered the new surge of immigrants arriving all of a sudden in Lampedusa/Italy, which is the
  

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  rise of revolts in Saharan Africa.

  B

  fall of the Tunisian government.

  C

  turmoil in Egypt, Libya and Nigeria.

  D

  outcry of women in Tahir Square.

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• A945737E-A5

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  Sarah wishes Gary
  

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  know how much she cares about him.

  B

  ought know how much she cares about him.

  C

  has known how much she cares about him.

  D

  knew how much she cares about him.

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• A7DBBD87-A5

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  Not knowing what to do, Jane decided
  

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  to stay home reading.

  B

  having stayed home reading.

  C

  stayed home reading.

  D

  stay home reading.

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• A66A1EC2-A5

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  Having finished his lecture, the author immediately
  

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  signing books.

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  can never sign books.

  C

  started to sign books.

  D

  ever starts signing books.

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• A502532E-A5

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  If the teacher had not recorded his students, he
  

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  would never have had certain insights on language acquisition.

  B

  will never have had certain insights on language acquisition.

  C

  would never has had certain insights on language acquisition.

  D

  could ever had certain insights on language acquisition.

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• 955813BB-A5

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  As to the relation between the advances of brainwaves scanning, also called brain imaging, and the understanding of language processing, Crystal thinks that
  

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  there is still a long way to go in this direction.

  B

  these areas of study have not been successfully linked.

  C

  one might soon manage to see what is being said.

  D

  the complexity of language processing is still a mystery.

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• 93E61813-A5

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  When referring to the diverse text genres used in internet communication, David Crystal states that they
  

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  will become a source of unpredictable distraction.

  B

  can contribute to the illiteracy of kids.

  C

  are too confusing for young users.

  D

  have developed specific traits/features of identification.

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• 927AC8EB-A5

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  Crystal reinforces the interconnection between
  

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  the individual and his natural environment.

  B

  language and an individual’s identity.

  C

  linguistics and economics.

  D

  politics and instant messaging.

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• 9115F91C-A5

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  The author of the text mentions that Crystal is now interested in
  

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  studying the use of language on Twitter.

  B

  recording cell phone messages.

  C

  counting frequency of words in chatrooms.

  D

  analyzing data from internet sources as a whole.

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• 8FA317F1-A5

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  As to David Crystal’s recording of his own children as a source of data for linguistic studies, the text mentions that
  

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  he was a pioneer in using that strategy.

  B

  other linguists made similar recordings.

  C

  it was considered very unethical at that time.

  D

  such type of data gathering is not accepted today.

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• 8D34CC3D-A5

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  According to the text, David Crystal has
  

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  written hundreds of books for children.

  B

  become very weary of new trends and new media in the latest years.

  C

  published books of interest to a diversity of readers.

  D

  received a custodial title that makes him very proud.

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