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• 02C15270-D5

  Inglês

  Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehensionCentro de Estudos Superiores de Maceió - Centro Universitário · 2017Muito difícilEntre para guardar nos favoritos

  Read the text below and answer the following question based on it.

  
  

  Death of The Death Care Industry

  
  

  Death is a dying industry with an economic phenomenon. As Americans perceived value of “traditional” funerals diminish, the cost of funerals have increased nearly 1,328% in just four decades. In 1960 the average cost of a funeral was $706 when only 3.56% of bodies were cremated. Today the average traditional funeral costs between $8,000 and $10,000, and about 42% of people are cremated. The US funeral industry accounts for about $20 billion in annual economic activity, with around 130,000 employees that make a living on the 1.5 million people that go to rest each year. 

  Many communities have turned a blind eye to what goes on inside funeral homes, as many people prefer not to know the ins and out of the business. In addition, grieving customers in need of funeral goods and services may not be in a healthy state of mind to make financial decisions. Grief has similar side effects of alcohol consumption, such as numbness, guilt, and depression, resulting in less alert and price sensitive customers. In addition, the funeral industry is somewhat taboo in the sense that communities in general don’t communicate with one another about what are acceptable practices in this industry. 

  Some funeral service providers have taken advantage of this by encouraging the lack of transparency in the industry, charging exorbitant prices for funeral goods and services and charging people who appear to be wealthy higher prices. After Jessica Mitford published The American Way of Death in 1963, to expose the abuses in the funeral industry, a groundswell of support for government  intervention followed. Under President Ronald Reagan The Funeral Rule was first enacted to protect consumers from deceptive practices, but the rule has yet to put the nail in the coffin.

  
  

  Adaptado de: <https://www.forbes.com/sites/perianneboring/2014/04/25/the-death-of-the-death-care-industry-and-eternal-life-online/#389398011c1a>Acessado em 13 de outubro de 2017

  Funeral service businesses

  Escolha uma alternativa para a questão 02c15270-d5

  A

  will charge clients the same regardless of their apparent high income.

  B

  might deceive their clients on the basis of their emotional conditions.

  C

  more often than not have to deal with very price sensitive customers.

  D

  try to hide from their clients what really goes on

  inside their firms.

  E

  make sure that their clients know all about their financial profits.

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• 7D6B3B3C-B6

  Inglês

  Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehensionUniversidade Federal dos Vales do Jequitinhonha e Mucuri de Minas Gerais · 2017Muito difícilEntre para guardar nos favoritos

  Texto II

  
  

  ACTIVE TEENS BUILD STRONG BONES FOR LIFE

  Tweens and teens who run, jump and dance may become adults with less breakable bones Sharon Oosthoek - May 8, 2017

  
  

       As much as a third of an adult’s skeleton will form during adolescence. So the more active someone is during this time, the stronger those bones will become.

       Adolescence is a critical time for growing strong bones. That's especially true between the ages of 10 and 14 in girls, and 12 to 16 for boys. As much as 36 percent of the adult skeleton forms during these four years. But how strong those bones become depends on how active someone had been during those formative years. That’s the finding of a new study.

      "The bigger the bones children make when they are young, the harder it will be to break when they get older," explains Laura Tosi. She’s a doctor who was not involved in the new work. But she knows the topic well. Tosi directs the Bone Health Program at Children’s National Medical Center in Washington, D.C.
  

  Marque a alternativa que apresenta o assunto principal do texto.

  Escolha uma alternativa para a questão 7d6b3b3c-b6

  A

  Adultos cujas estruturas ósseas são mais porosas tiveram uma adolescência mais ativa.

  B

  Estudos sobre formação de estrutura óssea na adolescência mostraram-se inconclusivos.

  C

  Adultos sedentários têm estrutura óssea resistente mesmo tendo sido adolescentes inativos.

  D

  Adolescentes ativos fisicamente desenvolvem estrutura óssea mais resistente na idade adulta.

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• 5F797898-B5

  Inglês

  Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehensionIF-PR · 2017Muito difícilEntre para guardar nos favoritos

  August 16, 2017 / 10:00 AM

  Four years without Big Ben’s bongs? It can’t be right, says UK PM May

      LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday it could not be right for “Big Ben”, the bell in the British parliament’s clock tower whose bongs (1)_______, to fall silent for four years during renovations. May joined other politicians who have protested at the news that the great bell, which has rung every hour for most of the past 157 years, would cease its bongs to ensure the safety of workers carrying out renovations on the tower.

      “Of course we want to ensure that people are safe at work, but it can’t be right for Big Ben to be silent for four years,” May told reporters.

      “I hope that the Speaker (of the House of Commons) ... will urgently look into this and ensure that we can hear Big Ben through those four years.”

      Big Ben’s bongs, which are heard marking the start of some of the BBC’s flagship news bulletins, are part of the soundtrack of daily life in the British capital and beyond.

      Officially known as the Elizabeth Tower, the clock tower that houses Big Ben is believed to be the most photographed building in the United Kingdom. May’s comments were more restrained than those of her Brexit minister, David Davis, who said on Tuesday that (2)_____.

      Another Conservative politician, member of parliament Nigel Evans, suggested earlier on Wednesday that the bongs could be switched back on every evening when the workers carrying out the renovations of the clock tower finished for the day.

      Steve Jaggs, parliament’s Keeper of the Great Clock, had announced this week that Big Ben would stop its regular chimes at midday (1100 GMT) on Monday, Aug. 21, inviting members of the public to gather nearby to hear the final bongs.

      The bell will still toll for important (3)_____ but will otherwise remain silent until 2021.

  Reporting by Estelle Shirbon; editing by Michael Holden (Adaptado de Acesso em 16/08/2017) 
  

  What is the official name of the clock tower that houses the famous bell?

  Escolha uma alternativa para a questão 5f797898-b5

  A

  The British Parliament.

  B

  The Tower of London.

  C

  The Great Clock Tower

  D

  The Elizabeth Tower.

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• 3C754622-B5

  Inglês

  Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehensionIF Sul - MG · 2017Muito difícilEntre para guardar nos favoritos

  AI Picks Up Racial and Gender Biases When Learning from What Humans Write

  
  

  AI1 picks up racial and gender biases2 when learning language from text, researchers say. Without any supervision, a machine learning algorithm learns to associate female names more with family words than career words, and black names as being more unpleasant than white names.

  
  

  For a study published today in Science, researchers tested the bias of a common AI model, and then matched the results against a well-known psychological test that measures bias in humans. The team replicated in the algorithm all the psychological biases they tested, according to a study from co-author Aylin Caliskan, a post-doc at Princeton University. Because machine learning algorithms are so common, influencing everything from translation to scanning names on resumes, this research shows that the biases are pervasive, too. 

  
  

  An algorithm is a set of instructions that humans write to help computers learn. Think of it like a recipe, says Zachary Lipton, an AI researcher at UC San Diego who was not involved in the study. Because algorithms use existing materials — like books or text on the internet — it’s obvious that AI can pick up biases if the materials themselves are biased. (For example, Google Photos tagged black users as gorillas.) We’ve known for a while, for instance, that language algorithms learn to associate the word “man” with “professor” and the word “woman” with “assistant professor.” But this paper is interesting because it incorporates previous work done in psychology on human biases, Lipton says.

  
  

  For today’s study, Caliskan’s team created a test that resembles the Implicit Association Test (IAT), which is commonly used in psychology to measure how biased people are (though there has been some controversy over its accuracy). In the IAT, subjects are presented with two images — say, a white man and a black man — and words like “pleasant” or “unpleasant.” The IAT calculates how quickly you match up “white man” and “pleasant” versus “black man” and “pleasant,” and vice versa. The idea is that the longer it takes you to match up two concepts, the more trouble you have associating them.

  
  

  The test developed by the researchers also calculates bias, but instead of measuring “response time”, it measures the mathematical distance between two words. In other words, if there’s a bigger numerical distance between a black name and the concept of “pleasant” than a white name and “pleasant”, the model’s association between the two isn’t as strong. The further apart the words are, the less the algorithm associates them together.

  
  

  Caliskan’s team then tested their method on one particular algorithm: Global Vectors for Word Representation (GLoVe) from Stanford University. GLoVe basically crawls the web to find data and learns associations between billions of words. The researchers found that, in GLoVe, female words are more associated with arts than with math or science, and black names are seen as more unpleasant than white names. That doesn’t mean there’s anything wrong with the AI system, per se, or how the AI is learning — there’s something wrong with the material.

  
  

  1AI: Artificial Intelligence

  2bias: prejudice; preconception

  
  

  Disponível em <http://www.theverge.com/>. Acesso em: 18/04/2017.
  

  Why does Artificial Intelligence (AI) pick up biases?

  Escolha uma alternativa para a questão 3c754622-b5

  A

  Because it incorporates previous work done in psychology on human biases.

  B

  Because algorithms use existing materials — like books or texts on the internet — and the materials themselves are biased.

  C

  Because machine learning algorithms influence everything from translation to scanning names on resumes.

  D

  Because an algorithm is a set of instructions that humans write to help computers learn.

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• 3C6AF2C3-B5

  Inglês

  Aspectos linguísticos | Linguistic aspectsIF Sul - MG · 2017Muito difícilEntre para guardar nos favoritos

  

  Com relação às expressões abaixo, assinale a alternativa correta.

  
  

  written word, movable type, mass publication

  Escolha uma alternativa para a questão 3c6af2c3-b5

  A

  As palavras destacadas não alteram o sentido das palavras que acompanham.

  B

  A palavra e-mail poderia compor a lista, pois a letra e significa electronic, que é um modificador da palavra mail.

  C

  Em português a ordem das palavras seria a mesma nos três casos.

  D

  Embora tenham sentidos iguais, cada uma das palavras destacadas tem função diferente no texto.

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• 34FE5A1B-B4

  Inglês

  Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehensionInstituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia - Tocantins · 2017Muito difícilEntre para guardar nos favoritos

  Brazil Committee Head Confident Pension Reforms Will Pass

  By Thomson Reuters.

  
  

  Brasilia (Reuters) - The head of the committee in Brazil's lower house of Congress that is examining a landmark pension reform proposal said he is confident the measure would easily pass the committee on Wednesday.

  Deputy Carlos Marun told reporters he thinks at least 22 of the 37 members of the committee will approve the measure - three more than necessary - and that it would be taken up by the full house in the second half of this month.

  The unpopular constitutional amendment would make Brazilians work longer and reduce some pension benefits to plug a widening budget deficit at the root of the country's worst recession ever. (Reporting by Maria Carolina Marcello; Writing by Brad Brooks; Editing by Daniel Flynn)

  Copyright 2017 Thomson Reuters.

  https://www.usnews.com/news/world/articles/2017-05-03/brazilcommittee-head-confident-pension-reforms.Acesso: 11/05/2017
  

  Leia as afirmativas a seguir atenciosamente. Elas se referem ao texto acima.

  
  

  
  

  I) Todos os parágrafos do texto têm como assunto central a reforma da Previdência social e dos direitos trabalhistas, valorizando os idosos.

  
  

  II) O primeiro parágrafo do texto relata que a proposta de reformas do sistema de pensões poderá ser facilmente aprovada.

  
  

  III)O segundo parágrafo expõe que o deputado Carlos Marun acredita que pelo menos 22 dos 37 membros do comitê aprovarão a proposta

  
  

  IV)O terceiro parágrafo expressa que, com emenda constitucional, os brasileiros poderão trabalhar por mais tempo e terem seus benefícios pensionistas reduzidos, como meta de conter o déficit orçamentário da pior recessão do país.

  
  

  V) O terceiro parágrafo apresenta soluções para os problemas dos trabalhadores brasileiros priorizando os seus benefícios e direitos trabalhistas

  
  

  
  

  Marque a alternativa que contenha afirmações falsas com relação ao texto:
  

  Escolha uma alternativa para a questão 34fe5a1b-b4

  A

  I e II

  B

  II e III

  C

  III e IV

  D

  I e V

  E

  III e V

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• F6E1A289-B2

  Inglês

  Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehensionIF-PE · 2017Muito difícilEntre para guardar nos favoritos

  TEXTO 14

  Um dos maiores gênios do cinema, Charlie Chaplin eternizou o vagabundo Carlitos na cabeça de cada cinéfilo desse mundo. Com sua bengala, chapéu de coco e calças largas, o personagem esteve em muitas obras de artes bastante lembradas da história do cinema. Mesclando suas experiências pessoais na maioria dos seus trabalhos, suas obras são estudadas, idolatradas e veneradas por todos aqueles que amam o cinema.

  RAPADURA. Rapadura Cast 127. Disponível em: < http://cinemacomrapadura. com.br/rapaduracastpodcast/3570/rapaduracast-127-biografia-charles-chaplin-parte-1/>. Acesso em: 14 set. 2017. 

  
  

  
  

  No trecho “Everyone has an opinion of President Donald Trump - and they're sticking to it.”, encontrado na linha 1 do TEXTO 7, a expressão “they’re sticking to it” transmite a ideia de que

  Escolha uma alternativa para a questão f6e1a289-b2

  A

  as pessoas não aceitam opiniões diferentes sobre o presidente Donald Trump.

  B

  as pessoas têm mudado constantemente sua opinião sobre o presidente Donald Trump.

  C

  as pessoas não têm mudado sua opinião sobre o presidente Donald Trump.

  D

  as pessoas não têm conseguido expressar suas opiniões sobre o presidente Donald Trump.

  E

  as pessoas têm expressado abertamente suas opiniões sobre o presidente Donald Trump.

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• F6DE264A-B2

  Inglês

  Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehensionIF-PE · 2017Muito difícilEntre para guardar nos favoritos

  TEXTO 7

  AMERICA’S OPINION OF TRUMP ARE FULLY BAKED, IN ONE CHART

        Washington (CNN) - Everyone has an opinion of President Donald Trump - and they're sticking to it. The President's approval rating has remained in a narrow 10 percentage point window for his entire first nine months in office, the smallest range for new presidents in almost a half century.

        Trump kicked off his presidency at a 45% approval rating during his first week, sinking slightly over his term so far to the high 30s, where it's remained mostly steady since May, according to a CNN analysis of weekly approval numbers from Gallup.

        The numbers show just how baked in Americans' approval (or disapproval) of Donald Trump is. His approval rating among Democrats has remained mired at historic lows, while Republicans have consistently maintained their strong support for his White House.

        A separate poll found that six in 10 people who approve of Trump (and disapprove of Trump) say they can't imagine anything he could do to make them change their minds.

        Approval ratings historically have experienced some turbulence during their first nine months, as honeymoon periods wear off and presidents face the first tests of their tenures.

        Barack Obama's approval sank from two-thirds of Americans to half in this time span. George W. Bush's spiked after the 9/11 terrorist attacks — a broad 39-point swing. Bill Clinton's fell 22 points over his first several months to a low in June.

        In fact, Trump's approval rating window marks the third narrowest in data stretching back to the 1940s -- wider than only Richard Nixon and Lyndon B. Johnson.

        Not to mention, most presidents see some significant movement among independents -- the most volatile group -- in the first nine months. The last seven presidents have experienced at least a 20-point swing among independents to this point, but Trump's approval among independents has remained in just a 13-point range.

        The consistency in Trump's approval rating, however, comes amid a mixed first nine months for his White House; strong economic numbers have combined with derailed major legislative priorities and battles with his own party, the National Football League and the intelligence community.

  STRUYK, Ryan. America’s opinion of Trump are fully baked, in one chart. Disponível em:<http://edition.cnn.com/2017/10/03/politics/trump-approval-flat-decades-gallup/index.html?iid=ob_article_footer_expansion> . Acesso: 09 out. 2017. Adaptado. 
  

  Analise as proposições abaixo.

  
  

  I. A taxa de aprovação do presidente Donald Trump, nos seus nove primeiros meses de governo, é a mais baixa para novos presidentes em quase 50 anos.

  II. Há uma grande diferença entre a taxa de aprovação do presidente Donald Trump pelos democratas e a sua taxa de aprovação pelos republicanos.

  III. A taxa de aprovação de Barack Obama, nos seus primeiros nove meses de governo, cresceu bastante.

  IV. Richard Nixon e Lyndon B. Johnson tiveram uma taxa de aprovação maior do que a de Donald Trump.

  V. Assim como ocorreu com a maioria dos presidentes, a taxa de aprovação de Donald Trump entre os eleitores independentes oscilou bastante em seus nove primeiros meses de governo.

  
  

  De acordo com o TEXTO 7, são verdadeiras, apenas, as proposições

  Escolha uma alternativa para a questão f6de264a-b2

  A

  III e IV.

  B

  I, II e V.

  C

  II, IV e V.

  D

  I, II e III.

  E

  I e II.

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• A91F715F-B0

  Inglês

  Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehensionPUC - RJ · 2017Muito difícilEntre para guardar nos favoritos

  

  The authors, in the original publication of this text, used the following paragraph to support one of their arguments. “As the fighting dragged on, many of Syria’s big businessmen fled, moving their assets abroad. Those who remained, mostly the owners of smaller firms, have filled the vacuum. The services they provide vary, but most involve facilitating the flow of goods into regime-held areas. Others have helped the regime skirt sanctions, establishing front companies that import fuel, food and luxury items.”

  This paragraph fits in immediately before the paragraph that starts in
  

  Escolha uma alternativa para a questão a91f715f-b0

  A

  “Foreign aid further boosted Mr. Manfoush’s profits.” (lines 56-57)

  B

  “Estimates of Mr. Manfoush’s wealth vary.” (line 63)

  C

  “Aside from its cut, the regime has also won a degree of quiet from Mr Manfoush’s part of Eastern Ghouta.” (lines 71-73)

  D

  “The new business elite does not just make money from the sieges, but from the general economic breakdown.” (lines 79-81)

  E

  “Whether Mr. Manfoush and his kind retain their wealth after the war will depend on how the conflict plays out and on the peace that follows.” (lines 91-93)

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• A9030649-B0

  Inglês

  Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehensionPUC - RJ · 2017Muito difícilEntre para guardar nos favoritos

  

  The expression “darkest hour” in the fragment “their country’s darkest hour” (lines 103) makes reference to the

  Escolha uma alternativa para a questão a9030649-b0

  A

  enrichment of people like Manfoush.

  B

  Civil War Syria has been undergoing.

  C

  siege of Eastern Ghouta in 2003

  D

  increase in the prices of food supplies.

  E

  economic depression in the country.

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• A8C8F3A4-B0

  Inglês

  Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehensionPUC - RJ · 2017Muito difícilEntre para guardar nos favoritos

  

  The main objective of the text is to

  Escolha uma alternativa para a questão a8c8f3a4-b0

  A

  blame the new Syrian business elite for the general economic breakdown of the country.

  B

  criticize the implications of the Syrian tactics of town blockades to the welfare of dairy farmers.

  C

  claim that affluent Syrian traders must be held responsible for the government’s huge deficits.

  D

  warn the international community about the excessive empowerment of greedy Syrian militia.

  E

  discuss how Syrian war tactics have benefited some traders and generated a new business elite.

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• 017764BA-AF

  Inglês

  Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehensionPUC - RJ · 2017Muito difícilEntre para guardar nos favoritos

  

  Available at:<http://www.bbc.com/capital/story/20170120-why-paper-is-the-real-killer-app>. Retrieved on: 23 Jan. 2017. Adapted.

  Professor Arvind Malhotra’s argument in paragraph 6 (lines 80-91) that “getting your hands dirty” (lines 81-82) enhances creativity, finds echo in Amy Jones’s creation of “an impressive artwork” (line 75), in high-technology companies’ usage of whiteboards (line 88) and in Angela Ceberano’s preference in creating “her own systems” (lines 94-95).

  It is possible to affirm that the common denominator of the above examples is that

  Escolha uma alternativa para a questão 017764ba-af

  A

  teamwork is essential for launching innovation.

  B

  a hands-on approach is where we sharpen our expertise.

  C

  multitasking is associated with creativity.

  D

  apps are pointless for enhancing creativity.

  E

  electronic gadgets are indispensable for enhancing creativity.

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• 3B8AF5B7-9B

  Inglês

  Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehensionFGV · 2017Muito difícilEntre para guardar nos favoritos

  
  

  In paragraph 7, “it” in the sentence “The snakes need it” most likely refers to which of the following?

  Escolha uma alternativa para a questão 3b8af5b7-9b

  A

  A larger area of protected habitat in New York State for northern timber rattlesnakes.

  B

  Official New York State recognition of the precarious situation of northern timber rattlesnakes.

  C

  A New York State zoning regulation that prohibits the destruction of northern timber rattlesnake territory.

  D

  An official, well-planned New York State program designed to increase the population of northern timber rattlesnakes.

  E

  A stronger New York State environmental law to discourage the killing or capturing of northern timber rattlesnakes.

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• 3B8791C2-9B

  Inglês

  Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehensionFGV · 2017Muito difícilEntre para guardar nos favoritos

  
  

  The information in the article indicates that it is important to

  Escolha uma alternativa para a questão 3b8791c2-9b

  A

  understand why northern timber rattlesnakes spend their entire lives in one restricted geographic location.

  B

  make sure that pregnant northern female timber rattlesnakes have a sufficiently large and peaceful area in which to lie in the sun.

  C

  decrease the percentage of northern timber rattlesnake babies that die at birth.

  D

  discover why northern female timber rattlesnakes are so vulnerable to habitat destruction.

  E

  educate the public about the relatively inoffensive behavior of northern timber rattlesnakes.

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• 3B77E46C-9B

  Inglês

  Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehensionFGV · 2017Muito difícilEntre para guardar nos favoritos

  
  

  In paragraph 5, the article most likely highlights Democratic Senator Robert Byrd in order to show that
  

  Escolha uma alternativa para a questão 3b77e46c-9b

  A

  in impeachment proceedings in the U.S., politicians may stand up against public opinion.
  

  B

  even in U.S. impeachment proceedings, politicians try to protect each other.

  C

  in general, the real motives for a presidential impeachment in the U.S. have nothing to do with concepts of fairness and justice.

  D

  a politician taking part in U.S. presidential impeachment proceedings may put party loyalty ahead of personal beliefs.

  E

  the question of whether or not President Bill Clinton actually did commit a criminal offense was never an important factor in the impeachment proceedings.

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• D5663241-05

  Espanhol

  Sinônimos | SinónimoUFRGS · 2016Muito difícilEntre para guardar nos favoritos

  Instrução: A questão esta relacionada ao texto abaixo.

  
  

  

  
  

  Adaptado de: YUPANQUI, Atahualpa. Los Hermanos. Intérprete: Mercedes Sosa. Amsterdã: Philips Records, 1972.
  

  A palavra curtidos (l. 32) pode ser substituída, sem alteração de sentido, por

  Escolha uma alternativa para a questão d5663241-05

  A

  avezados.

  B

  avanzados.

  C

  alienados.

  D

  anclados.

  E

  asesorados.

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• 910AA701-FF

  Português

  Interpretação de TextosUNICENTRO · 2016Muito difícilEntre para guardar nos favoritos

  TEXTO I.

  
  

  SEUS OLHOS

  Seus olhos tão negros, tão belos, tão puros,

  De vivo luzir,

  São meigos infantes, gentis, engraçados

  Brincando a sorrir.

                                [...].

  Seus olhos tão negros, tão belos, tão puros,

  assim é que são.

  Às vezes luzindo, serenos, tranquilos,

  Às vezes vulcão!

  
  

  Às vezes oh! Sim, derramam tão fraco,

  Tão frouxo brilhar,

  Que a mim me parece que o ar lhe falece.

  E os olhos tão meigos, que o pranto umedece

  Me fazem chorar.”

  
  

  Dias, Gonçalves. Seus olhos. Disponível em:

  http://www.vidaempoesia.com.br/goncalvesdias.htm.

  Acesso em: 22 set.2016. Adaptado.

  
  

  
  

  TEXTO II.

  
  

  O GONDOLEIRO DO AMOR

  
  

  Teus olhos são negros, negros

  Como as noites sem luar...

  São ardentes, são profundos,

  Como o negrume do mar;

                    [...]

  Teu seio é vaga dourada

  Ao tíbio clarão da lua,

  Que, ao murmúrio das volúpias,

  Arqueja, palpita nua;

  
  

  Como é doce, em pensamento,

  Do teu colo no langor

  Vagar, naufragar, perder-se

  O Gondoleiro do amor!?

                     [...]

  Por isso eu te amo, querida,

  Quer no prazer, quer na dor...

  Rosa! Canto! Sombra! Estrela!

  Do Gondoleiro do amor.

  
  

  ALVES, Castro. In: Presença da Literatura Brasileira: D

  Romantismo ao Simbolismo. 9. ed. São Paulo: DIFEL, 198 p. 60-2..

  Adaptado.

  Pode-se inferir do texto II, exceto

  Escolha uma alternativa para a questão 910aa701-ff

  A

  a quebra da convenção clássica do amor platônico e da contenção de sentimentos.

  B

  a corporificação da mulher e seu envolvimento amoroso.

  C

  o uso frequente do sensorialismo que intensifica o sentimento amoroso.

  D

  a pontuação subjetiva e a natureza presente no texto intensificam o sensualismo expresso pelo sujeito poético.

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• A9A568D3-FA

  Inglês

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  The title of the last section of the text – “Back to the future” – brings in itself a paradox between the words “back” and “future”.

  
  

  It may be inferred that this paradox refers to the fact that

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  Britain is about to enter a time of prosperity equal to past ones.

  B

  the great immigration flows of the past will be part of the British future again.

  C

  Britain’s culture of compensation is to be implemented in a new form of liberalism.

  D

  liberals lost their hegemony more than once in the past and are about to lose it again.

  E

  the economic and political models of the past proved to be more effective and should be implemented in the future.

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• A9A2A97E-FA

  Inglês

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  The communicative intention of paragraph 13 (lines 119-124) is to

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  convince liberals that Mr. Fukuyama was right in his analysis.

  B

  encourage present-day liberals not to give up on their convictions.

  C

  inform that Mr. Fukuyama’s essay on history was not trustworthy.

  D

  reveal that Margareth Thatcher was unimpressed by the Soviet collapse.

  E

  announce that the value of historical analysis should never be underestimated.

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• A974B25E-FA

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  Francis Fukuyama is mentioned in Paragraph 4 (lines 21-31) because he

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  compared the crisis in liberalism to the crisis of the British free-market.

  B

  believed that 1989 would soon become a landmark for the supporters of liberalism.

  C

  anticipated today’s crisis in liberalism immediately after the fall of the Soviet Union.

  D

  disagreed with the idea that democracy, markets and global co-operation were viable options for the modern society.

  E

  envisaged the fall of the Soviet Union as a momentous event, after which no other ideology would be likely to threaten democracy.

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