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Leia a charge a seguir.
(Disponível em: <www.humortadela.com.br>. Acesso em: 4 ago. 2016.)
No contexto da ilustração, a frase proferida pelo agressor
Com base no texto, considere as afirmativas a seguir.
I. O avosidade veio preencher uma lacuna existente nos sites de relacionamento.
II. Os avós da atualidade são muito diferentes, pois sua visão de mundo é muito distinta da de épocas passadas.
III. O diálogo entre avós e netos, hoje, é muito mais constante, pois a forma de compartilhar ideias mudou.
IV. Graças aos avanços das tecnologias, as novas crianças são seres precoces na construção do próprio conhecimento, tornando-se interlocutores pouco atraentes para os mais velhos.
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Leia o trecho a seguir.
Se a pessoa se contenta com linguagem simples – frases curtas da televisão e das redes sociais, vocabulário pobre e sintaxe pouco elaborada –, o desenvolvimento cerebral se estabiliza e a pessoa se torna incapaz de compreender ideias com consequências significativas para si mesma e para a sociedade.
Em relação aos termos grifados, assinale a alternativa correta.
Leia o texto a seguir.
O homem ocidental nem sempre se comportou da maneira que estamos acostumados a considerar como típica ou como sinal característico do homem “civilizado”. Se um homem da atual sociedade civilizada ocidental fosse, de repente, transportado para uma época remota de sua própria sociedade, tal como o período medievo-feudal, descobriria nele muito do que julga “incivilizado” em outras sociedades modernas. Sua reação em pouco diferiria da que nele é despertada no presente pelo comportamento de pessoas que vivem em sociedades feudais fora do Mundo Ocidental. Dependendo de sua situação e de suas inclinações, sentir-se-ia atraído pela vida mais desregrada, mais descontraída e aventurosa das classes superiores dessa sociedade ou repelido pelos costumes “bárbaros”, pela pobreza e rudeza que nele encontraria. E como quer que entendesse sua própria “civilização”, ele concluiria, da maneira a mais inequívoca, que a sociedade existente nesses tempos pretéritos da história ocidental não era “civilizada” no mesmo sentido e no mesmo grau que a sociedade ocidental moderna.
(Adaptado de: ELIAS, N. O processo civilizador. v.1. 2.ed. Rio de Janeiro: Jorge Zahar, 1994. p.13.)
O texto a seguir se refere a questão.
Challenges concerning multiculturalism in Canada
The official Canadian policy of multiculturalism has been updated twice since its introduction in 1971. It was originally created as a policy based on the logic of ethnicity, modified to deal with racism and amended to include freedom of religion. In 1988 the Canadian Multiculturalism Act was passed.
Canada is considered a nation of immigrants such that cultural diversity is often presented as the essence of national identity. However, it is difficult to negotiate social and political policy when trying to speak for such a varied populace. Two very real challenges that Canada faces in regard to multiculturalism are the clash of cultures and the socioeconomic position of immigrants.
An example of clash of cultures is the one between English and French-Canada. The province of Quebec has always asserted a distinct identity and an inclination towards separatism from the rest of the country. In 1995, there was a referendum in the province of Quebec concerning separation in which 49% of the voting population voted “yes” and 51% voted “no”. The clash between French and English-Canada is primarily a cultural clash with Quebec concerned with preserving its own history, language and values; fearing these things are apt to become lost within English-Canada. Since the referendum, tensions have cooled a bit and Canada’s national administration has increased their efforts to accommodate Quebec identity within a Canadian identity.
Another challenge of multiculturalism is the socioeconomic position of immigrants. Diversity is supported by governmental policy but Canada is still a society where racist interactions and poor-bashing are severely detrimental to minorities (especially recent arrivals). There are many barriers to equal integration, especially in education, housing and employment. For example, in the workforce it is very difficult to get a job when the potential employer feels you are not speaking “proper” English or you do not have any Canadian work experience on your resumé. This often leads to overqualified people in full-time minimum wage positions with little or no benefits and no access, time or funds for language classes or other training programs. These sorts of circumstances lead to isolation, alienation, poverty and unsafe environments where a new immigrant does not feel safe to report or act against harassment or abuse.
Source: Adapted from http://globalcitizens.pbworks.com/w/page/9036226/Challenges%20Concerning%20Multiculturalism%20in%20Canada.
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O texto a seguir se refere a questão.
Challenges concerning multiculturalism in Canada
The official Canadian policy of multiculturalism has been updated twice since its introduction in 1971. It was originally created as a policy based on the logic of ethnicity, modified to deal with racism and amended to include freedom of religion. In 1988 the Canadian Multiculturalism Act was passed.
Canada is considered a nation of immigrants such that cultural diversity is often presented as the essence of national identity. However, it is difficult to negotiate social and political policy when trying to speak for such a varied populace. Two very real challenges that Canada faces in regard to multiculturalism are the clash of cultures and the socioeconomic position of immigrants.
An example of clash of cultures is the one between English and French-Canada. The province of Quebec has always asserted a distinct identity and an inclination towards separatism from the rest of the country. In 1995, there was a referendum in the province of Quebec concerning separation in which 49% of the voting population voted “yes” and 51% voted “no”. The clash between French and English-Canada is primarily a cultural clash with Quebec concerned with preserving its own history, language and values; fearing these things are apt to become lost within English-Canada. Since the referendum, tensions have cooled a bit and Canada’s national administration has increased their efforts to accommodate Quebec identity within a Canadian identity.
Another challenge of multiculturalism is the socioeconomic position of immigrants. Diversity is supported by governmental policy but Canada is still a society where racist interactions and poor-bashing are severely detrimental to minorities (especially recent arrivals). There are many barriers to equal integration, especially in education, housing and employment. For example, in the workforce it is very difficult to get a job when the potential employer feels you are not speaking “proper” English or you do not have any Canadian work experience on your resumé. This often leads to overqualified people in full-time minimum wage positions with little or no benefits and no access, time or funds for language classes or other training programs. These sorts of circumstances lead to isolation, alienation, poverty and unsafe environments where a new immigrant does not feel safe to report or act against harassment or abuse.
Source: Adapted from http://globalcitizens.pbworks.com/w/page/9036226/Challenges%20Concerning%20Multiculturalism%20in%20Canada.
Assinale a alternativa que contém a ideia central do texto.
According to the information in the article, which of the following is most likely
a belief held by both Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch?
At the beginning of paragraph 2, the phrase “The development of drone
warfare has put these distinctions under stress” most likely refers to which of
the following?
The article contains information that would most support which of the
following ideas?
The article provides information to support all of the following except
In the last paragraph, when Rachel Collin says, “That was kind of a surprise,”
she is most likely referring to the discovery that
The “social influence” mentioned in paragraph 2 most likely refers to the