Questões de EFAF Inglês

Fruit and vegetables

You should eat at least five serves of vegetables and two serves of fruit each day. Choose different colours and varieties. [...]

Fruit and vegetables. Better Health Channel. Healthy eating. Disponível em: <https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/healthyliving/fruit-and-vegetables>. Acesso em: 24 maio 2021.

According to the text, check the correct statement.

The human race is not special. So why do we think we’re immune to mass extinction?

[...]

The rapid spread of the coronavirus in recent weeks has also escalated the anxiety that people feel about their mortality.

However, there seems to be a difference in the way the public has reacted to these two threats. Global warming and potential mass extinction are seen as a vague threat somewhere out there in the distant future, whereas coronavirus is viewed as a clear and imminent danger.

DAWSON, Geoff. The human race is not special. So why do we think we’re immune to mass extinction? ABC News. Disponível em: <https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-03-03/global-warming-mass-extinction-psychological-impact/11923370>. Acesso em: 04 jun. 2021.

In the sentence "The human race is not special", the highlighted expression can be replaced by

"Well, I feel better about Fern," said Mrs. Arable.

"You don’t think I need worry about her? "

"Does she look well? " asked the doctor.

"Oh, yes."

"Appetite good?"

"Oh, yes, she’s always hungry."

"Sleep well at night? "

"Oh, yes."

"Then don’t worry," said the doctor.

"Do you think she’ll ever start thinking about something besides pigs and sheep and geese and spiders?"

"How old is Fern?"

"She’s eight."

"Well," said Dr. Dorian, "I think she will always love animals. [...]

WHITE, E. B. Charlotte’s Web. New York: Harper Collins Publishers, 2012. Adaptado.

According to the text, Dr. Dorian concludes that Fern

"Well, I feel better about Fern," said Mrs. Arable.

"You don’t think I need worry about her? "

"Does she look well? " asked the doctor.

"Oh, yes."

"Appetite good?"

"Oh, yes, she’s always hungry."

"Sleep well at night? "

"Oh, yes."

"Then don’t worry," said the doctor.

"Do you think she’ll ever start thinking about something besides pigs and sheep and geese and spiders?"

"How old is Fern?"

"She’s eight."

"Well," said Dr. Dorian, "I think she will always love animals. [...]

WHITE, E. B. Charlotte’s Web. New York: Harper Collins Publishers, 2012. Adaptado.

According to the text, Mrs. Arable

"Well, I feel better about Fern," said Mrs. Arable.

"You don’t think I need worry about her? "

"Does she look well? " asked the doctor.

"Oh, yes."

"Appetite good?"

"Oh, yes, she’s always hungry."

"Sleep well at night? "

"Oh, yes."

"Then don’t worry," said the doctor.

"Do you think she’ll ever start thinking about something besides pigs and sheep and geese and spiders?"

"How old is Fern?"

"She’s eight."

"Well," said Dr. Dorian, "I think she will always love animals. [...]

WHITE, E. B. Charlotte’s Web. New York: Harper Collins Publishers, 2012. Adaptado.

According to the text, we can say that Fern

"Oh, don’t pay any attention to me […] I just don’t have much pep any more. I guess I feel sad because I won’t ever see my children." [...]

WHITE, E. B. Charlotte’s Web. New York: Harper Collins Publishers, 2012. Adaptado.

Mark the correct alternative.