Questões do ENEM: Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehension

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• 5C9741B3-4B

  Inglês

  Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehensionPUC - RJ · 2012MédioEntre para guardar nos favoritos

  
  
  For the author, the kind of exploratory learning that humans do (L. 62-79)
  
  

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  has difficulty with distractions.
  

  B

  needs to be involved with new and original things.
  

  C

  is inefficient because it needlessly wastes time.
  

  D

  will not happen by chance.
  

  E

  has not evolved enough to help humans survive.
  

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• 5B3E632E-4B

  Inglês

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  According to paragraphs 9 and 10, “exploration bonus” would be
  
  

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  the knowledge acquired and the reward taken for trying exploratory actions.
  

  B

  the repeated results presented by algorithms in artificial intelligence.
  

  C

  the immediate benefit taken from reviewing several possible actions.
  

  D

  the ability to use algorithms in artificial intelligence studies.
  

  E

  the opportunities brought by the best algorithms.
  

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• 59ECCC27-4B

  Inglês

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  The author defines “neoteny” as (L. 42)
  
  

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  an endless childhood that characterizes humans.
  

  B

  the unreachable point in maturity for human species.

  C

  the infantile behaviour found in human beings.
  

  D

  the retention of characteristics of the young.
  

  E

  the way mammals behave in general.
  

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• 589E5D83-4B

  Inglês

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  In paragraph 1, the text suggests that
  
  

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  only some people can learn how to cook food.
  

  B

  cooking is an ordinary activity for women.
  

  C

  humans have evolved because they learned how to cook food.
  

  D

  human beings are prone to spend most of their time chewing.
  

  E

  some monkeys can cook food but they spend most of their time chewing.
  

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• 751A041B-3F

  Inglês

  Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehensionPUC - RS · 2012DifícilEntre para guardar nos favoritos

  
  INSTRUCTION: In order to answer question 58, read the statements below.
  
  I. The people who plan and organize Olympic Games know everything about the ways to do it.
  
  II. The citizens are responsible for the income resulting from Olympic Games.
  
  III. The people who live in a host city for Olympic Games know a lot about what’s best for them.
  
  IV. The host city for Olympic Games can become better after they are held.
  
  According to text 2, the only correct statements are
  

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  I and II.

  B

  I and III.

  C

  II and III.

  D

  II and IV.

  E

  III and IV.

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• 7170A072-3F

  Inglês

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  According to the text, the role of a country’s population n preparing for Olympic Games is
  

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  indispensable.

  B

  irrelevant.

  C

  accidental.

  D

  questionable.

  E

  liable.

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• 6E14BC3C-3F

  Inglês

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  From the text, one understands the writer has a ________ opinion about a country hosting the Olympic Games.
  

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  reluctant.

  B

  negative.

  C

  neglectful.

  D

  positive.

  E

  neutral.

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• 6086D59C-3F

  Inglês

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  According to the text, the speakers of English
  

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  bring models from other languages to invent new words.

  B

  do not always accept alterations made in their language.

  C

  use the Oxford English Dictionary to make sure they can use a new word.

  D

  do not really need these words they come up with.

  E

  create new words as a substitute for old- fashionable ones.

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• 5DCBAD0B-3F

  Inglês

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  INSTRUCTION: Answer question 58 in relation to the researchers results referred in text 2.
  
  
  Attractive women who want to be hired immediately should
  
  
  1. fght against discrimination and jealousy.
  
  2. analyze the cause of the inequality.
  
  3. avoid to send pictures with their résumés, if possible.
  
  4. criticize the way HR staff interview women.
  
  5. attach to their CV photos that make them look graceless.
  
  
  The only correct attitudes are
  
  

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  1 and 2.

  B

  3 and 5.

  C

  2, 3 and 4.

  D

  2, 4 and 5.

  E

  1, 3, 4 and 5.

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• 5D207922-3F

  Inglês

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  The text is about

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  the influence of new communication media on the development of languages and the making of dictionaries.

  B

  the language people use in different contexts, like work or home, and has been in use since Facebook started to be used.

  C

  the alteration from one grammatical category of words to another, so as to express something in a different manner.

  D

  the changes that have occurred in the English language from the XIII century to the age of virtual communication.

  E

  the difference between making friends with people by using devices such as Facebook nowadays.

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• 5BD6F167-3F

  Inglês

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  According to the second paragraph, the researchers
  
  

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  have found an unexpected relation between physical attractiveness and careers.
  

  B

  criticized the people in charge of Human Resource departments.
  

  C

  are encouraging appealing women to improve their curricula.
  

  D

  aim to discuss society’s prejudice towards attractive women.
  

  E

  advise unlovely women to attach photos when applying for jobs.
  

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• 57E71FA9-3F

  Inglês

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  The expression “Taken at face value” (line 31) is used to indicate that something
  
  

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  has been proven and acknowledged as valuable.

  B

  is excessively emphasized to be considered.

  C

  can easily be validated through the available data.

  D

  requires further investigation to be taken into account.

  E

  is accepted as true the way it appears to be.

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• 4EDBF147-3F

  Inglês

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  The best alternative to fll in the space in line 05 is:
  
  

  Escolha uma alternativa para a questão 4edbf147-3f

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  Yet, which country is the wisest?

  B

  So how did he reach this conclusion?

  C

  Still, can grasshoppers become wiser?

  D

  But is it true that age brings wisdom?

  E

  Then what does masterhood consist of?

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• D2ADE3B9-3D

  Inglês

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  The expression “this charge” (line 151) in the context of the paragraph it is inserted in refers to the
  
  

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  claim that multiculturalism lends itself to illiberality and relativism.

  B

  capacity of multiculturalism to criticize and censure culture.

  C

  fact that religion takes a conservative line on several issues.

  D

  protection of individual rights.

  E

  process of intercultural dialogue.

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• CE1B8FB6-3D

  Inglês

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  The argumentation presented in the fragment “On the other hand, the less macro-level European interculturalism that focuses on neighborhoods, classroom pedagogy, the funding of the arts and so on is not a critique of multiculturalism but a different exercise.” (lines 114-118) is structured by
  
  

  Escolha uma alternativa para a questão ce1b8fb6-3d

  A

  problem-solution

  B

  comparison-contrast

  C

  chronological sequence

  D

  cause-effect

  E

  enumeration

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• C79E1884-3D

  Inglês

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  The fragment “it is argued’ (line 93) can be substituted without misinterpreting the meaning given in the context by
  
  

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  people say

  B

  one could challenge

  C

  everyone believes

  D

  it can be contested

  E

  we, authors of this text, support

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• C5795351-3D

  Inglês

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  In the fragment “An intercultural perspective is better served to these sociological realities, it is argued, in a way that can be contrasted against a multiculturalism that emphasises strong ethnic or cultural identities at the expense of wider cultural exchanges.” (lines 92-96), the expression ‘at the expense of…’ can be substituted, without change in meaning, by
  
  

  Escolha uma alternativa para a questão c5795351-3d

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  owing to

  B

  in addition to

  C

  in opposition to

  D

  regardless of

  E

  to the detriment of

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• C30DE6F2-3D

  Inglês

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  According to paragraph 7 (lines 65-76), it can be inferred that Charles Taylor
  
  

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  is not recognized by many as the real father of the term multiculturalism.
  

  B

  is a renowned politician who argues in favor of cultural interdependence
  

  C

  wrote a sound defense of multiculturalism in the history of Canadian society.
  

  D

  believes that people should always fight against the expectations of others.
  

  E

  defends the view that identities are shaped through dialogue and mutual exchange.
  

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• B76FD8EA-3D

  Inglês

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  According to Paragraph 2 (lines 11-21), multiculturalism has been ‘attacked’ because it
  
  

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  incites hatred against native populations.

  B

  is responsible for social ruptures and disputes.

  C

  stimulates moral, cultural and political conflicts.

  D

  certainly encourages international terrorist actions.

  E

  provokes socio-economic turmoil among multicultural populations.

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• B54123FA-3D

  Inglês

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  Considering David Cameron’s and Angela Merkel’s views stated in the first paragraph, it can be said that
  
  

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  the British Prime Minister’s views conflict with those of the German Chancellor.
  

  B

  both politicians still believe multiculturalism is the solution for a peaceful world.
  

  C

  both political leaders express negative feelings about the outcome of multiculturalism.
  

  D

  their standpoints clash with the views of politicians in countries with a long immigration history like France and the Netherlands.
  

  E

  Cameron’s and Merkel’s opinions differ substantially about how multiculturalism can help countries with immigrant populations achieve development.
  

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