Questões de Inglês

Texto: I cannot live with you

By Emily Dickinson

 

I cannot live with you,

It would be life,

And life is over there

Behind the shelf

The sexton keeps the key to,

Putting up

Our life, his porcelain,

Like a cup

Discarded of the housewife,

Quaint or broken;

A newer Sevres pleases,

Old ones crack.

I could not die with you,

For one must wait

 

To shut the other's gaze down,

You could not.

And I, could I stand by

And see you freeze,

Without my right of frost,

Death's privilege?

Nor could I rise with you,

Because your face

Would put out Jesus'.

That new grace

Glow plain and foreign

On my homesick eye,

Except that you, than he

Shone closer by.

Choose the right sentence:

A deep reading of the below comic allow us to say that:

Text 1

Monday in B-Flat

Amiri Baraka

 

I can pray

all day

& God

wont come.

 

But if I call

911

The Devil

Be here

in a minute!

 

Text 2

We are slaves now because we do not yet want to be free badly enough to take freedom. We are slaves now, niggers and slaves, because we do not yet want to be anything else badly enough to force the issue. We are controlled by white power because we do not yet want to work hard enough to fight long enough to break white power's hold on us."

BARAKA, Amiri. Raise, Race, Rays, Raze: Essays Since 1965. New York: Random House, 1971.

Analyze the sentences below about Amiri Baraka’s Moinday in B-Flat poem:

I. The devil mentioned in the second stanza refers to evil as more human trait than anything else.
II. There is a lack of believe in God and oppression on blacks, who also suffer from white authority and culture.
III. Although blacks pray to God for help, Gods wishes are given only to whites, even though they want it too.
IV. Cops are evil and they are not black men friends.

It is correct only what is said in:

Text 1

Monday in B-Flat

Amiri Baraka

 

I can pray

all day

& God

wont come.

 

But if I call

911

The Devil

Be here

in a minute!

 

Text 2

We are slaves now because we do not yet want to be free badly enough to take freedom. We are slaves now, niggers and slaves, because we do not yet want to be anything else badly enough to force the issue. We are controlled by white power because we do not yet want to work hard enough to fight long enough to break white power's hold on us."

BARAKA, Amiri. Raise, Race, Rays, Raze: Essays Since 1965. New York: Random House, 1971.

By analyzing the text above, we can say that:

Besides the oppression suffered by black people from white culture and authority, there is a lack of interest in being freedom
BECAUSE
They have not worked hard enough for their freedom and they do not believe God can help them anymore.

About the sentences above:

Carlsberg parody Protein World poster with 'beer body ready' ad campaign

By Ewan Palmer - April 30, 2015 18:06 BST

 

 

 

[1.] Carlsberg has parodied Protein World's

controversial "beach body ready" campaign with

its own London Underground adverts.

[2]. The ad features a green beer bottle in a yellow

bikini along with the tag line "are you beer body

ready?".

[3]. The digital poster will even briefly be displayed

next to Protein World's original advert at Liverpool

The Carlsberg seen next to the original Protein World poster

(Carlsberg)

Street's Underground station before it is taken down, with the end of its campaign approaching.

[4]. The "beach body ready" campaign has come under huge criticism since it was first displayed, with more

than 60,000 people signing an online petition demanding the adverts be removed.

[5]. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has also announced it will launch an investigation to establish

if the ads broke "harm and offence rules or is socially irresponsible".

[6]. Dharmesh Rana, senior brand manager at Carlsberg UK, said: "At Carlsberg, we're not bothered about

beer drinkers being beach body ready, our priority is

ensuring they're able to enjoy a nice, cold Carlsberg

without worrying about their appearance”.

[7]. "That's why we've decided to remind the public at

major commuter spots across London that it's not

about the way you look, or having probably the best

body this summer, it's about enjoying a Carlsberg

whether you're on the beach or at your local."

[8]. The advert even appeared to be a hit with Protein World, who tweeted a picture of the ad on its official

account.

Disponível em http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/carlsberg-creates-parody-protein-world-posterbeer- body-ready-ad-campaign-1499193, consultado em 14/05/2015.

 

The reference pronoun it appears many times along the text. In paragraph 3, 4 and 5 it refers respectively to:

Carlsberg parody Protein World poster with 'beer body ready' ad campaign

By Ewan Palmer - April 30, 2015 18:06 BST

 

 

 

[1.] Carlsberg has parodied Protein World's

controversial "beach body ready" campaign with

its own London Underground adverts.

[2]. The ad features a green beer bottle in a yellow

bikini along with the tag line "are you beer body

ready?".

[3]. The digital poster will even briefly be displayed

next to Protein World's original advert at Liverpool

The Carlsberg seen next to the original Protein World poster

(Carlsberg)

Street's Underground station before it is taken down, with the end of its campaign approaching.

[4]. The "beach body ready" campaign has come under huge criticism since it was first displayed, with more

than 60,000 people signing an online petition demanding the adverts be removed.

[5]. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has also announced it will launch an investigation to establish

if the ads broke "harm and offence rules or is socially irresponsible".

[6]. Dharmesh Rana, senior brand manager at Carlsberg UK, said: "At Carlsberg, we're not bothered about

beer drinkers being beach body ready, our priority is

ensuring they're able to enjoy a nice, cold Carlsberg

without worrying about their appearance”.

[7]. "That's why we've decided to remind the public at

major commuter spots across London that it's not

about the way you look, or having probably the best

body this summer, it's about enjoying a Carlsberg

whether you're on the beach or at your local."

[8]. The advert even appeared to be a hit with Protein World, who tweeted a picture of the ad on its official

account.

Disponível em http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/carlsberg-creates-parody-protein-world-posterbeer- body-ready-ad-campaign-1499193, consultado em 14/05/2015.

 

Dharmesh Rana, senior brand manager at Carlsberg UK, argues: