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TEXTO 01
Nova Scotia Pink Protests Against Bullying Spread Nationally and Internationally
Two Nova Scotia (province in Canada) students recently ATTRACTED worldwide attention when
they came up with a rather innovative plan to stop bullying at their school.
On the first day of class, a Grade 9 student in Central Kings Rural High School in Nova Scotia was
BULLIED by a group of six to 10 classmates, calling him a homosexual for wearing a pink polo
shirt and threatening to beat him up.
Grade 12 students Travis Price and David Shepherd HEARD about the incident and decided to
do something about it.
They encouraged fellow students at Central Kings Rural High to wear pink-coloured clothing to
make the school a “sea of pink” two days later.
The duo went out and bought dozens of pink tank tops and DISTRIBUTED them to male
students to wear. Around 400 students – half the school’s population – dressed in pink and
congregated in the school’s lobby.
When the bullied student [who’s never been identified] arrived at school and saw his fellow
students decked out in pink, it was described as an emotional and empowering moment.
Knowing there was overwhelming support for the bullied student, the bullies themselves re portedly
became upset and threw a fit in the school’s cafeteria.
Word of the anti-bullying campaign quickly spread across the province, throughout the country
and around the world. Travis and David have repeatedly KEPT attention on their peaceful antibullying message, and not on themselves.
Even so, the duo has shown what a bit leadership can achieve; what a sense of community spirit
really means, and what can be achieved when positive thinking is allowed to lead the way.
With humdrum and discouraging attitudes flowing around us every day, it’s reassuring to know
individuals can have a positive impact not only on their own neighborhood, but the world over, as
well.
< http://londoncallingluv.blogspot.com/2007/10/nova-scotia-pink-protests-against.html >
1. O TEXTO 01 lida com nossa primeira temática do ano: Bullying. O texto mostrado foi retirado de
um blog canadense e mostra uma forma diferente de se lidar com tal problema. Utilizando seu
conhecimento de técnicas de leitura e baseando-se estritamente no TEXTO 01, escreva nos
parênteses TRUE (verdadeiro) ou FALSE (falso) para as assertivas dadas
a) (
b) (
c) (
d) (
e) (
) A atitude tomada em relação ao bullying nessa escola dos EUA, apesar de ser
pouco convencional, já havia sido adotada em outras escolas americanas
anteriormente.
) A razão pela qual o aluno da 12ª série foi vitimado por outros alunos foi o fato
de ele estar usando uma camisa pólo rosa, o que motivou os outros alunos a
chamá-lo de homossexual.
) Travis Price e David Shepherd, alunos da 12ª série, ouviram sobre o incidente
acontecido na escola e decidiram encorajar aos alunos da Central Kings Rural
High a se vestirem de rosa como protesto contra o bullying praticado.
) Por volta de 400 alunos, cerca de 20% da população de alunos da Central
Kings Rural High, vestiu-se de rosa, atendendo ao pedido de Travis Price e
David Shepherd, em uma demonstração pacífica contra o bullying.
) Apesar de ter sido feito em uma pequena escola do Canadá,o protesto pacífico
dos alunos ganhou escala mundial.
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TEXTO 02 - QUADROS A a E - AS QUESTÕES 03 À 06 - REFEREM-SE AO TEXTO 02
Hotel Review: Aria Resort and Casino in Las Vegas
A
CityCenter, a new $8.5 billion development on the Las Vegas Strip, is a gutsy effort to bring modern
architecture to a city known for kitsch. At the center of the complex is the Aria hotel, which opened
in December with an astounding 4,004 rooms. The base of this 61-story building contains a casino, a
convention center, a spa, a Jean-Georges Steakhouse and an offshoot of Manhattan’s Bar Masa, and
more than a dozen other restaurants and bars. The hotel is huge, and it feels that way, but thanks to
thoughtful design, it also feels luxurious and, at times, even cozy.
A 96-Team Tournament? Now that’s Madness
B
It is never a surprise when sports officials act out of greed — the outrageous prices at New York’s
two subsidized ballparks, the gouging at the coming World Cup of soccer in South Africa, for
example.
Sometimes, I am stunned when people don’t have respect for their own product. I am talking here of
the threat to dilute the N.C.A.A. men’s basketball tournament from a compelling 64 in the first
round to a ludicrous 96. (The N.C.A.A. counts 65 teams, including the early play-in game, but I
prefer to consider that a gimmick.)
Testing the iPad’s Trip-Worthiness
C
IF you plan on vacationing in the near future, you should be ready to share an airplane ride
with at least a few preening iPad owners. Whether you should succumb to gadget envy or not
depends on just what type of traveler you are.
Chords Unfold and Soar, Evoking Birds and Bells
D
Works by two Pulitzer Prize-winning composers of similar aesthetic bents were featured in the first
half of the Lark Quartet’s program at Merkin Concert Hall on Thursday evening.
The quartet was joined by the pianist Jeremy Denk for the premiere of Paul Moravec’s Piano
Quintet. Mr. Moravec, who won the Pulitzer in 2004, has said, “As a composer, I try always to
make beautiful things.” His compositional palette incorporates atonal and nontonal elements, but
within a primarily tonal framework.
When Pain Relievers Cause Bleeding
E
Millions take prescription and over-the-counter medicines to relieve arthritis pain, and all carry a long
list of side effects. But how dangerous are these pain relievers? Dr. Neena S. Abraham, a
gastroenterologist at the Michael E. DeBakey V.A. Medical Center and associate professor of
medicine at the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, recently took readers’ questions about ulcers,
a potentially life-threatening condition increasingly tied to Nsaid pain relievers. Here, Dr. Abraham
responds to a reader concerned about pain relievers and bleeding.
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2. O TEXTO 02 mostra quadros onde constam headlines do New York Times. Das alternativas dadas,
qual delas mostra corretamente o tópico central (correspondente à seção na qual a notícia foi
publicada) relativo a cada um dos quadros, A a E, respectivamente?
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
Economia, esportes, tecnologia, cinema, e saúde.
Turismo, esportes, tecnologia, artes, e saúde.
Turismo, esportes, tecnologia, artes, e psicologia.
Tecnologia, esportes, literatura, artes, e saúde.
Turismo, economia, tecnologia, ecologia, e saúde.
3. Qual das assertivas dadas mostra INCORRETAMENTE o conteúdo das notícias dadas no TEXTO
02?
a) No QUADRO A, fala-se de um empreendimento de um hotel nos EUA.
b) No QUADRO B, fala-se sobre questões relativas aos torneios de futebol nos EUA.
c) No QUADRO C, fala-se sobre o uso do iPad em viagens.
d) No QUADRO D, fala-se sobre o trabalho de compositores de música premiados.
e) No QUADRO E, fala-se dos efeitos de medicamentos pra alívio de dores e seus respectivos
efeitos colaterais.
4. Observe as formas retiradas do TEXTO 02.
I) (...) it also feels luxurious and, at times, even cozy. (QUADRO A)
II) (…) the outrageous prices at New York’s two subsidized ballparks (…) (QUADRO B)
III) His compositional palette incorporates atonal and nontonal elements (…) (QUADRO D)
tonal- adjetivo relativo a tom musical (tone- noun)
Baseando-se nos conceitos sobre os quais trabalhamos em relação à formação de palavras,
podemos concluir que as formas marcadas, em inglês, são formadas pelo processo de,
respectivamente:
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
Sufixação, aglutinação, e prefixação.
Justaposição, sufixação, e sufixação e prefixação.
Prefixação, justaposição, e sufixação.
Sufixação, parassíntese, e sufixação e prefixação.
Sufixação, justaposição, e sufixação e prefixação.
5. Os textos seguintes nesta questão são manchetes (headlines) e pequenos trechos adicionais de
dois dos mais importantes jornais americanos da atualidade, o The New York Times e o USA
TODAY. Você deverá analisar tais textos, como fizemos nas TMs, e estabelecer qual é o assunto
central de cada um deles utilizando a legenda de assuntos dada, escrevendo a letra
correspondente ao assunto do texto nos caixas ao lado de cada um dos textos. Observe que há
opções que não serão usadas. Além disso, é possível que o mesmo texto trate de mais de um
assunto — entretanto é seu papel distinguir qual assunto é o mais central a cada texto. Somente
um assunto por texto e não há opções repetidas.
A– SAÚDE E MEDICINA
B – ARTES
C- EDUCAÇÃO
D– TURISMO
E - POLÍTICA
TERRORISMO
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F – ESPORTE
G – ECONOMIA
H – TECNOLOGIA
I – RELIGIÃO
J–
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TEXTO I – QUADROS 01 A 05
Wearing a Badge, and a Video Camera
By RANDALL STROSS
Some police departments are recording their officers’ interactions
with civilians using cameras small enough to attach to sunglasses.
Margaret Thatcher, Conservative Who Reforged Britain,
Dies
Margaret Thatcher, the “Iron Lady” of British politics, who turned
her country in a sharply conservative direction, led it to victory in
the Falklands war and helped guide the United States and the
Soviet Union through the cold war’s difficult last years, died on
Monday. She was 87.
Christie Calls Rutgers Coach’s Ouster Late but Stands by
President
By DAVID M. HALBFINGER 3:46 PM ET
Gov. Chris Christie called Mike Rice, who was ousted as
basketball coach last week, “an animal” for the treatment of his
players.
Culprit in Heart Disease Goes Beyond Meat’s Fat
By GINA KOLATA
Research showed that the association between red meat and
heart disease risk might be related not just to fat but also to
bacteria that thrive on a component of red meat.
North Korea could inflict significant damage in attack
WASHINGTON – North Korea's massive but poorly trained and
equipped military could cause significant damage in the early
stages of an attack on its southern neighbor.
6. Nesta questão, você deverá retirar os elementos pedidos para cada opção exigida SOMENTE no
TEXTO 01 (QUADROS 01 A 05). Siga rigorosamente as instruções abaixo:
A – MARQUE CLARAMENTE no texto dado a palavra escolhida.
B – Transcreva a palavra escolhida na linha dada. Retire SOMENTE uma palavra.
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
Uma palavra formada por PREFIXAÇÃO ______________________________________________
Uma palavra formada por SUFIXAÇÃO _______________________________________________
Uma palavra formada por JUSTAPOSIÇÃO ___________________________________________
Uma palavra COGNATA ___________________________________________________________
Um FALSO COGNATO ____________________________________________________________
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7. Nesta questão trabalharemos com a forma do SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE em inglês. As orações
abaixo estão todas INCORRETAS quanto à forma de tal tempo verbal, ou a utilização e posição
dos advérbios. Você deverá:
a) MARCAR a forma incorreta.
b) Escrever na linha dada SOMENTE a forma correta em relação à forma marcada.
c) NÃO REESCREVA a oração toda.
a) Gerald like pizza and lasagna.
b) Do Mary live in Chicago?
c) The Simpsons travels to Florida every summer.
d) Katie don’t work in the morning.
e) Do the man know how to drive a truck?
f)
Julian doesn’t speaks Japanese.
g) Do your parents goes to the mall every weekend?
h) Patricia is live in Boston now.
i)
I don’t eats dinner at home on weekdays.
______________________________________________________________________ ___________________
j)
He trys to do it but he never makes it.
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k) Peter washs his clothes only on the weekend.
l)
Does the Smiths still live in Portland?
m) Children loves chocolate.
n) Does Jerry works with his parents?
o) Sophie doesn’t enjoys camping.
p) Do people still goes to that old pub downtown?
q) Paul visits rarely her grandmother.
r) Sean usually travel abroad on his vacations.
s) Harry plaies rugby every weekend.
t)
Patty workes hard at school.
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8. Observe a gravura e complete as sentenças com a preposição coerente:
a) The dog is ___________________ the chair.
b) The table is __________________ the cat.
c) The cat is ____________________ the computer.
d) The cat is ____________________ the wardrobe.
e) The cat is ____________________ the bed.
f)
The dog is ___________________ the picture on the wall.
g) The cat is ____________________ the dresser.
h) The TV is _____________________ the dog and the cat.
i)
The dog is ____________________ the bedside table.
j)
There is a bookshelf _____________________ the cats.
k) There are two cds _____________________ many things.
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STUDY A LOT!!!
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