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EXERCÍCIOS-TAREFA
q MÓDULO 1 – Texts
1.
An international group proposed a framework of nine planetary
boundaries that underpin the stability of the global ecosystem. Since
the mid-1950s, many elements that ensure the habitability of the planet
are degrading at an accelerating pace. The latest research indicates that,
as a result of human activity, we have now exceeded the “safe” levels
for four planetary boundaries.
Considering these changes, some people believe that human
beings can adapt with the help of technology, but that’s not based on
fact. “There is no convincing evidence that a large mammal, with a
core body temperature of 37°C, will be able to evolve that quickly,”
said Prof. Will Steffen of the Australian National University and the
Stockholm Resilience Centre.’
Planetary boundaries
(Fonte: K. L. Nash e outros, Planetary boundaries for a blue planet.
Nature ecology & evolution, v. 1, p. 625-1634, out. 2017.
Adaptado de https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2015/
jan/15/rate-of-environmentaldegradation-puts-life-on-earth-at-
risk-say-scientists. Acessado em 26/09/2019.)
As respostas devem ser apresentadas em português.
a) Considerando as informações da figura, cite um dos limites
planetários que apresenta alto risco. Explique como podemos
associá-lo à atividade humana no planeta.
b) A afirmação do Prof. Will Steffen se refere a um processo biológico
para manter a homeostase corporal nos seres humanos. Que
processo é esse e qual a sua importância para os seres humanos?
2. O texto abaixo descreve um importante monumento associado a
um evento histórico ocorrido nos Estados Unidos. Leia-o e responda
às questões, em português.
This Memorial is a tribute of remembrance and honor to
the 2,977 people killed in the terrorist attacks near the turn of
the 21st century. The Memorial’s twin reflecting pools feature
the largest manmade waterfalls in North America. The pools sit
within the footprints where the Twin Towers once stood. The
names of every person who died in the attacks are inscribed into
bronze panels edging the Memorial pools, a powerful reminder
of the largest loss of life resulting from a foreign attack on
American soil and the greatest single loss of rescue personnel in
American history.
a) Por que o memorial foi construído? Cite, em português, uma
passagem do texto que destaca a importância do evento descrito
para a história dos EUA.
b) Aponte um impacto geopolítico para os EUA do acontecimento
descrito no texto e identifique um país do Oriente Médio
posteriormente envolvido no acontecimento.
From Jesus to Christ
How did a Jewish prophet come to be seen as the Christian savior?
The epic story of the empty tomb, the early battles and the making of
a great faith.
By Jon Meacham
The story, it seemed, was over. Convicted of sedition, condemned
to death by crucifixion, nailed to a cross on a hill called Golgotha, Jesus
of Nazareth had endured all that he could. According to Mark, the
earliest Gospel, Jesus, suffering and approaching the end, repeated a
verse of the 22nd Psalm, a passage familiar to first-century Jewish ears:
“My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?” There was a final,
wordless cry. And then silence.
Why have you forsaken me? From the Gospel accounts, it was a
question for which Jesus’ disciples had no ready answer. In the chaos
of the arrest and Crucifixion, the early followers had scattered. They
had expected victory, not defeat, in this Jerusalem spring. If Jesus
were, as they believed, the Jewish Messiah, then his great achievement
would be the inauguration of the Kingdom of God on earth, an age
marked by the elimination of evil, the dispensation of justice, the
restoration of Israel and the general resurrection of the dead.
Instead, in the Friday of this Passover, at just the moment they
were looking for the arrival of a king of heaven on earth, Jesus, far
from leading the forces of light and triumph, died a criminal’s death
(...)
Newsweek – (Vunesp)
3. A frase –... it was a question for which Jesus’ disciples had no
ready answer – permanece com o mesmo significado em
a) it was a question whose answer Jesus’ disciples did not have.
b) it was a question that Jesus’ disciples had no ready answer.
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c) it was a question that Jesus’ disciples answered.
d) it was a question whom Jesus’ disciples had no answer.
e) it was a question for that Jesus’ disciples had no ready answer.
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4. A frase – If Jesus were, as they believed, the Jewish Messiah, then
his great achievement would be the inauguration of the Kingdom of
God on earth... – está no passado, apresentando uma condição. Qual
das alternativas apresenta a mesma idéia de condição quando no
presente?
a) If Jesus was, as they believed, the Jewish Messiah, then his great
achievement will have been the inauguration of the Kingdom of
God on earth.
b) If Jesus will be, as they believed, the Jewish Messiah, then his great
achievement will be the inauguration of the Kingdom of God on
earth.
c) If Jesus was, as they believed, the Jewish Messiah, then his great
achievement was the inauguration of the Kingdom of God on earth.
d) If Jesus is, as they believed, the Jewish Messiah, then his great
achievement will be the inauguration of the Kingdom of God on
earth.
e) If Jesus be, as they believed, the Jewish Messiah, then his great
achievement would have been the inauguration of the Kingdom of
God on earth.
5. As expressões “pregado na cruz”, “eliminação do mal” e “res-
surreição dos mortos” estão presentes no texto em:
a) death by crucifixion; wordless cry; dispensation of justice.
b) nailed to a cross; elimination of evil; general resurrection of the
dead.
c) convicted of sedition; elimination of evil; general resurrection of
the dead.
d) chaos of the arrest and Crucifixion; wordless cry; dispensation
of justice.
e) condemned to death by crucifixion; elimination of evil; convicted
of sedition.
6. A conjunção instead no início do último parágrafo apresenta uma
ideia de
a) adição. b) condição. c) concessão.
d) contradição. e) causa.
Leia o texto e responda às questões segundo as informações fornecidas.
Brasilia: Fifty years of the future
By Gary Duffy, BBC News, Brasilia
Published: April 06, 2010
The wide Esplanade of Ministeries exemplifies Brasilia’s design
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Brasilia was a city built at high speed in the late 1950s, fulfilling
a long held Brazilian dream to have a new capital in the heart of the
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country. The president at the time, Juscelino Kubitschek, had promised
his people 50 years of progress in five, and work proceeded at a frenetic
pace. While Brasilia was under construction, it is said the president
used to travel at night to inspect the project, before returning to the
then capital in Rio de Janeiro to fulfill a normal round of engagements
the next day.
The new capital, located in the state of Goias, was inaugurated on
21 April 1960 after barely three and a half years of rapid development.
Many of the city's most striking buildings were designed by architect
Oscar Niemeyer, with his trademark use of concrete and curves.
Among them were the National Congress, with its concave and convex
domes symbolising the two houses of the legislature, and the city’s
cathedral with 16 columns coming together to represent hands
outstretched to heaven.
‘Accidental’ capital
It was a bold and dramatic statement that was meant to represent
a new vision for the future. “The idea of the new buildings and the plan
of Brasilia itself was to create an image of a modern Brazil,” says
Professor Jose Galbinski, at the Centre University of Brasilia. “It was
a contrast with the old tradition, the old Brazil.”
However, he says this dramatic change finally came about by
accident, even though the proposal had been around for a long time.
“The idea of a new capital in the interior had stayed like a dead item
in the constitution for decades. Nobody cared about this issue, until the
time of Juscelino Kubitschek,” says Professor Galbinski. “When he
was campaigning for president he was asked by a young man at a
public meeting if he would obey the constitution, to which he replied,
'of course I will, I am running for president’.” The young guy pointed
out there was an article in the constitution which said the capital should
be changed from Rio de Janeiro to the interior of Brazil. "Kubitschek
was astonished with this, as he had never thought about it. And he
replied, ‘ok, I will answer you, I will obey all the articles of the
constitution, and I will make the move’.”
Disponível em: http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/2/hi/americas/8569349.stm
(texto adaptado). (PUC – SP)
7. The capital of Brazil was built in
a) about three and a half years. b) barely five years.
c) almost 50 years. d) 1950.
e) 1960.
8. According to the text, one of the characteristics of Niemeyer’s
architecture is
a) concave and convex domes.
b) 16 columns.
c) use of white concrete color.
d) bringing together modernity and tradition.
e) use of curved lines.
9. Segundo o texto, a ideia de construir uma capital no interior do
Brasil
a) foi proposta por Niemeyer a Juscelino Kubitschek com o intuito de
progredir 50 anos em cinco.
b) já estava prevista na Constituição da época e foi implementada pelo
presidente Kubitschek.
c) foi elaborada por um correligionário político que era contrário à
permanência da capital do país no Rio de Janeiro.
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d) foi inserida no programa de governo por políticos de Goiás que 14. The text states that
apregoavam o desenvolvimento da região. a) you have to donate a fee to any charity if you want to have lunch
e) era uma promessa eleitoral descumprida por vários presidentes with a duke or duchess.
anteriores a Juscelino Kubitschek. b) the concierge service must be paid by the local mover-and-shaker.
c) many travelers would rather live like a king.
10. No trecho do último parágrafo – Kubitschek was astonished with d) many travelers are descendant from royal families.
this, as he had never thought about it. – a palavra it refere-se a e) people interested in history may experience the sensation of having
a) obey the constitution. lunch with a nobleman.
b) running for president.
c) a new vision of the future. 15. Another, underlined in the 8th line of the text, refers to:
d) a new capital in the interior. a) ticket
e) a modern Brazil. b) customer
c) seat
11. No trecho do ultimo parágrafo – However, he says this dramatic d) concert
change finally came about by accident, even though the proposal had
e) sold-out
been around for a long time. – a expressão even though significa, em
português,
a) portanto. b) a menos que. c) embora. q MÓDULO 2 – Texts
d) contanto que. e) assim que.
Leia o infográfico para responder às questões de 1 a 5.
TRAVEL
The Inside Track
Concierges have long made dinner reservations or gotten theater
tickets for hotel guests. Now well-connected tour operators are tapping
friends to help their clients gain access to people, places and events
that were once out of reach. South America’s Blue Parallel has arranged
for clients to chill with members of the Brazilian soccer team. U.K.-
based Quintessentially got one customer front-row seats at a Milan
fashion show and another tickets to a sold-out U2 concert in Dublin.
Latitude International recently set up a memorable day for a client’s
husband who just turned 50. “He was an avid golfer so we arranged
for European legend Seve Ballesteros to meet him at the tee for 18
holes,” says director Dominic Hampshire. Often such matchmaking is
done as a favor; though the client pays the concierge service, the local
mover-and-shaker accepts no money. History buffs enjoy lunch in the
home of a Scottish duke or duchess, arranged by Latitude International,
which donates the fee to the aristocrat’s charity of choice. It’s the
closest many travelers will ever get to living like a king.
(Newsweek)

12. You may infer from the text that

a) concierges are intent on making dinner reservations for hotel guests.
b) theater tickets are available at most hotels all over the world.
c) concierges have been getting theater tickets for quite a long time.
d) tour operators are increasingly gaining access to places and events.
e) dinner reservations have to be made by concierges at most hotels

13. According to the passage,

a) Brazilian soccer team is always received with a warm and friendly
greeting at hotels.
b) tour operators are offering their clients tickets for Brazilian soccer
team matches.
c) sold-out tickets can only be gotten if you are a member of
Quintessentially.
d) the golfer, mentioned in the text, missed an excellent opportunity
(Karmen Clair. https://karmenclair.wordpress.com, 03.04.2019.
to play with Seve Ballesteros.
Adaptado.)
e) a greatly admired person was arranged to play golf with a Latitude
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International’s client’s husband.

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1. The purpose of this infographic is to d) persuade the reader to agree with his position.
a) illustrate the latest travel deals. e) amuse the reader with details of a famous portrait.
b) explain how to use social media for travel planning.
c) give tips about the most sustainable tourism destinations. 7. In the excerpt “only those who have pre-booked will be
d) give tips about millenials’ lifestyle. guaranteed a glimpse of the world’s most famous portrait”, the
e) present the latest travel trends. underlined word refers to
a) hours.
2. According to the infographic, a mindful traveler should keep an b) bottlenecks.
eye on the following issue: c) corridors.
a) book the cheapest flight. d) staff.
b) never leave a pet home alone. e) visitors.
c) be nature-friendly.
d) use social media while traveling. Leia o texto para responder às questões 8 e 9.
e) set a budget.
What does love look like? Love is accepting that your partner is
3. De acordo com o segundo tópico, atrações turísticas que exploram not perfect, but you want to be with him or her anyway. Love is being
animais como entretenimento grateful that you are accepted despite your imperfections. Love is still
a) desrespeitam o meio ambiente. being happy to come home to that same person, even after 30 years.
b) estão com os dias contados.
c) podem levar animais à morte. (Harriet Koral. www.nytimes.com, 19.11.2017. Adaptado.)
d) incentivam o tráfico de fauna.
e) devem ser proibidas. 8. O trecho dessa carta aberta publicada no jornal The New York
Times é norteado pelo caráter
4. De acordo com o contexto do terceiro tópico, o trecho “the most a) informativo.
bang for their buck” pode ser entendido como: b) reivindicativo.
a) o destino mais exótico. c) instrutivo.
b) o destino mais seguro. d) protestativo.
c) o destino mais procurado. e) opinativo.
d) a tarifa mais baixa.
e) o melhor custo-benefício. 9. O trecho “accepting that your partner is not perfect” pode ser
associado ao seguinte provérbio:
5. In the excerpt from the fourth topic “continue to be a huge trend”, a) “A bird in hand is worth two in the bush”.
the underlined word can be replaced, without changing the meaning of b) “Gold cannot be pure, and people cannot be flawless”.
the sentence, by c) “Better late than never”.
a) new. d) “Laughter is the best medicine”.
b) mega. e) “All good things come to an end”.
c) reverse.
d) old. 10. Observe the image.
e) natural.

Leia o texto para responder às questões 6 e 7.

The Mona Lisa was recently moved from her usual gallery in the
Salle des États, currently being renovated, to a temporary home in the
Galérie Médicis. Visitors to the Louvre who have queued patiently for
hours are complaining that museum staff are allowing them less than
a minute to view the masterpice. The relocation has created bottlenecks
of visitors lining corridors and the Louvre is now advising that only
those who have pre-booked will be guaranteed a glimpse of the world’s
most famous portrait.
(David Chazan. www.telegraph.co.uk, 13.08.2019. Adaptado.)

6. The author’s aim is to (www.michaelkonik.com, 05.10.2013.)

a) protest against the results of accepting tourist overcrowding at the The art print overlaps
Louvre. a) inappropriate feelings.
b) share his opinion about the visitors to the Louvre. b) harmonious terms.
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c) inform the reader about a troubled masterpiece’s temporary c) opposing terms.

relocation. d) dangerous behaviors.
e) relevant information.
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q MÓDULO 3 – Texts
Examine o cartum de Steinberg, publicado em seu Instagram em
21.06.2019, para responder às questões 1 e 2.
1. No cartum, a criança
a) mostra-se inconformada com o destino da excursão escolar.
b) sente-se responsável por um fenômeno climático.
c) sente-se frustrada com o final das férias.
d) mostra-se preocupada com as condições climáticas de seu destino
turístico.
e) sente-se triste por não poder viajar durante o verão.
2. Quanto ao sentido, o provérbio que se relaciona mais diretamente
com a fala da criança é:
a) “Deus dá o frio conforme o cobertor”.
b) “Se você deseja mover montanhas amanhã, precisa começar a
levantar pedras hoje”.
c) “Quem não sabe de onde veio nunca vai encontrar o seu destino”.
d) “Cuidado com o que você deseja, pois poderá ser atendido”.
e) “Aquele que nunca se queimou ao sol não sabe o valor da sombra”.
Leia o texto para responder às questões de 3 a 7.
Sometimes, it is the very ordinariness of a scene that makes it
terrifying. So it was with a clip from a recent BBC documentary on
facial recognition technology. A man tries to avoid the cameras,
covering his face by pulling up his jacket. He is stopped by the police
and forced to have his photo taken. He is then fined £90 for “disorderly
behavior”. “What’s your suspicion?” someone asks the police. “The
fact that he’s walked past clearly masking his face from recognition,”
replies one of the officers. If you want to protect your privacy, it must
be because you have something to hide.
There is considerable concern in the west about Chinese tech
firms acting as Trojan horses for Beijing. But perhaps we should worry
less about the tech companies than about the social use of technology.
Because it’s not just in China that “algorithmic governance” is
beginning to take hold. As the tech entrepreneur Maciej Ceglowski
pointed out before the US Senate, “Until recently, even people living
in a police state could count on the fact that the authorities didn’t have
enough equipment or manpower to observe everyone, everywhere, and
so enjoyed more freedom from monitoring than we do living in a free
society today.”
Surveillance is at the heart, too, of “smart cities”. From
Amsterdam to Dubai to Toronto, cities are embracing technology to
collect data on citizens, ostensibly to make public services and urban
spaces function better. But what smart cities also enable is a new form
of policing. As the mayor of Rio de Janeiro said of the “integrated
urban command centre” built for the 2016 Olympics, the system
“allows us to have people looking into every corner of the city, 24 hours
a day, seven days a week”.
Buses that run on time and rubbish that is efficiently cleared are
good things (in most smart cities, and in Rio as well, neither actually
happens). There is, however, more to the good life than an ordered city.
Human flourishing requires the existence of a sphere of life outside
public scrutiny; not only within the intimacy of the home but also in
semi-private spaces such as the workplace or the church or the pub.
It’s that kind of space shielded from scrutiny that increasingly is
vanishing. As Ceglowski observed, one of the features of the “new
world of ambient surveillance” is that “we cannot opt out of it, any
more than we might opt out of automobile culture by refusing to drive”.
And that is possibly the most disturbing thought of all.
(Kenan Malik. www.theguardian.com, 19.05.2019. Adaptado.)
3 The text discusses an issue of worldwide concern in the present
days, namely,
a) the main gains and losses brought about by the newest surveillance
technologies.
b) changes in people´s everyday behavior due to the spread of face
tracking cameras.
c) the dispute over the legitimacy of facial recognition technology use.
d) the unprecedented scale in which actions of citizens are being
monitored.
e) governments’ outrageous policies to control their populations’ every
step.
4. In the first paragraph, the word “terrifying” is being used to refer to
a) an act to preserve one’s own privacy being interpreted as an attempt
to conceal something.
b) the fact anyone walking on the street these days is a potential
suspect of “disorderly behavior”.
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c) the violence with which the police tend to treat simple common
people.
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d) the arrest of a man just because he tried to hide from a camera by
covering his face.
e) documentaries which improperly identify ordinary people from the
streets.
5. The second paragraph mentions a contradiction, which is the fact that
a) a Chinese tech company is the one responsible for most of the
surveillance services in western countries.
b) considerably greater fear about exaggerated surveillance is felt in
the west than in countries like China nowadays.
c) the social use of technology is far more worrying and potentially
dangerous than the technology itself.
d) surveillance measures taken to protect peoples and countries are in
fact harming them.
e) people in older enforced regimens were less subject to monitoring
than are the people in the open societies of today.
6. Rio de Janeiro is mentioned in the third and fourth paragraphs
because it
a) was the first Olympic Games host city to have an integrated urban
surveillance center.
b) is a smart city from South America placed side by side with smart
cities from highly developed northern countries.
c) illustrates the argument that certain uses of technology to collect
data about citizens are also a kind of policing.
d) has been seen as the perfect example of a smart city with very low
efficiency levels.
e) contradicts the illusion that smart cities necessarily offer their
population a safer life.
7. The reading of the fourth paragraph implies that the author of the
text
a) condemns any use of cameras in the intimacy of the home or semi-
private environments.
b) agrees with the assertion that evading from surveillance is not a
simple matter of personal choice.
c) consents to the idea that people should as much as possible avoid
ambient surveillance.
d) defends the need for more conscious monitoring in our cities
worldwide.
e) believes that prosperity depends on the freedom people enjoy in
their private lives.

RESOLUÇÃO DOS EXERCÍCIOS-TAREFA

 MÓDULO 1
1) a) Um dos limites planetários que apresenta alto risco é a
integridade da biosfera (Biosphere integrity), isto é a ação
humana nos biomas por meio dos desmatamentos e
queimadas causando a redução da biodiversidade. Outro
possível limite são os fluxos biogeoquímicos (Biogeoche-
mical flows), porque a aplicação de fertilizantes industriais 3)
na agricultura, contendo nitrogênio, fósforo e potássio 4)
(NPK) contribui com a eutrofização das coleções de águas 5)
continentais e litorâneas e, consequentemente, o 6)
desequilíbrio das cadeias e teias alimentares aquáticas.
b) Esse processo biológico ao qual se refere o professor Will 7)
Steffen é chamado de endotermia, que é a capacidade que
o organismo apresenta de manter a temperatura interna
relativamente constante, ou seja, estável, utilizando energia
proveniente dos mecanismos internos do metabolismo. O
animal que tem essa capacidade, incluindo o ser humano,
tem maiores condições de sobreviver em condições
8)
adversas.
2) a) O memorial é um tributo de lembrança e honra às 2.977
pessoas que morreram nos ataques terroristas que
aconteceram no início do século XXI.
A passagem do texto que destaca a importância do evento
para os EUA é a que afirma que o memorial é um poderoso
lembrete da maior perda de vidas resultante de um ataque
estrangeiro em solo americano e da maior quantidade de 9)
equipes de resgate ocorrida uma única vez.
b) O impacto geopolítico para os EUA do acontecimento
descrito foi uma nova forma de se enxergar os
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todos os muçulmanos como terroristas.
Posteriormente, o Afeganistão foi o país do Oriente Médio
que foi envolvido no conflito. Isto se deu porque Osama
Bin Laden, que foi o mentor do atentado, encontrava-se lá.
Assim, os EUA decidiram invadir o Afeganistão, gerando
uma guerra que perdura até os dias de hoje.
Resposta: A
Resposta: D
Resposta: B
Resposta: D
A capital do Brasil foi construída em aproximadamente três
anos e meio.
No texto:
“... was inaugurated on 21 April 1960 after barely three and a
half years of rapid development”.
Resposta: A
De acordo com o texto, uma das características da arquitetura
de Niemeyer é o uso de linhas curvas.
No texto:
“... by architect Oscar Niemeyer, with his trademark use of
concrete and curves.”
• trademark = marca registrada, característico
Resposta: E
A ideia de construir uma capital no interior do Brasil já estava
prevista na Constituição da época e foi implementada pelo
presidente Kubitschek.
No texto:

“The idea of a new capital in the interior had stayed like a

muçulmanos. A partir de então, a política do presidente
dead item in the constitution for decades.”
americano da época, George Bush, foi a de considerar Resposta: B

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10) No trecho do último parágrafo, o pronome “it” refere-se a desejo por “férias de verão intermináveis” o responsável pelo
uma nova capital no interior. derretimento das geleiras.
No texto: Resposta: D
“... an article in the constitution which said the capital should 3) O texto discute um assunto de preocupação global nos dias
be changed from Rio de Janeiro to the interior of Brazil. atuais, a saber, a escala sem precedente na qual as ações dos
Kubitschek was astonished with this, as he had never thought cidadãos estão sendo monitoradas.
about it.”
Resposta: D
Resposta: D
4) No primeiro parágrafo, a palavra “terrifying” está sendo
11) Even though = embora usada para se referir a um ato de preservar sua própria
• portanto = therefore privacidade, sendo interpretada como uma tentativa de
• a menos que = unless esconder algo.
• contanto que = provided that No texto”
• assim que = as soon as “If you want to protect your privacy, it must be because you
Resposta: C have something to hide.”
Resposta: A
12) Resposta: C 5) O segundo parágrafo menciona uma contradição, que é o fato
13) Resposta: E de que as pessoas em regimes controlados mais antigos
14) Resposta: E estavam menos sujeitas a monitoramento do que as pessoas
15) Resposta: B
em sociedades abertas atuais.
Lê-se, no texto:
“Until recently, even people living in a police state could count
 MÓDULO 2
on the fact that the authorities didn’t have enough equipment
1) O propósito do infográfico é apresentar as tendências de
or manpower to observe everyone, everywhere, and so
viagens mais recentes.
enjoyed more freedom from monitoring than we do living in
Resposta: E
a free society today.”
2) De acordo com o infográfico, o viajante consciente deveria ser
Resposta: E
respeitoso com a natureza.
6) Rio de Janeiro é mencionado porque ilustra o argumento de
Resposta: C
que certos usos da tecnologia para coletar informações sobre
3) Lê-se no texto: “This type of entertainment is on it’s way
cidadãos são também um tipo de policiamento.
out.”
Lê-se, no texto:
Resposta: B
“... cities are embracing technology to collect data on citizens,
4) Lê-se no texto: “Cheap flights – sign me up for wherever.”
ostensibly to make public services and urban spaces function
Resposta: E
better. But what smart cities also enable is a new form of
5) A palavra “huge” pode ser substituída, sem mudar o
policing.”
significado por “mega”. * huge = mega = enorme
Resposta: C
Resposta: B
7) No último parágrafo, o autor afirma que o crescimento
6) O autor visa a informar o leitor sobre uma problemática
humano requer a existência de uma esfera de vida fora da
mudança temporária de uma obra-prima.
análise pública; não apenas dentro da intimidade do lar, mas
Resposta: C
também em espaços semiprivados, como o local de trabalho,
7) A palavra “those” refere-se aos visitantes.
igreja ou o lar. É o tipo de local protegido de controle que está
Resposta: E
progressivamente desaparecendo. Conforme o trecho
8) O trecho dessa carta é norteado pelo caráter opinativo.
“Human flourishing requires the existence of a sphere of life
Resposta: E
outside public scrutiny; not only within the intimacy of the
9) O ouro pode não ser puro, e as pessoas podem não ser
home but also in semi-private spaces such as the workplace
perfeitas.
or the church or the pub. It’s that kind of space shielded from
Resposta: B
scrutiny that increasingly is vanishing.”
10) A gravura sobrepõe termos opostos: “love” e “hate”
Resposta: B
* love = amor * hate = ódio
Resposta: C

 MÓDULO 3
1) O cartum representa dois estudantes conversando, um deles
diz que desejava férias intermináveis de verão e, agora, nota
que as geleiras estão derretendo. Logo, pode se depreender que
a personagem se sente responsável pelo aquecimento global.
Resposta: B
2) O provérbio que mais se aproxima do sentido expresso no
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