Questões de Inglês

https://www.gocomics.com/offthemark, 14/10/2021.

 

Comportamentos mudam de geração para geração. Atualmente, as inovações tecnológicas têm sua parcela de colaboração nessa mudança ao alterar a forma como as crianças brincam.

 

O foco da crítica do cartum é:

Coffee is Good For You!

 

The cup of coffee you crave in the morning is good for your health. New studies show that caffeine can lead to all kinds of benefits. Drinking coffee reduces the risk of getting Parkinson’s disease, heart disease, Type 2 diabetes, gallstones, depression, cirrhosis, liver cancer, melanoma, and prostate cancer.

 

Studies show that drinking four or five eight-ounce cups of coffee a day lowers death rates. Compared to people who did not drink coffee, coffee drinkers were less likely to die early from all causes.

 

Now, about the calories. Cream and sweet syrups make coffee calorie-rich. An expert said that all the things people put into coffee could result in junk food. Sweeteners add as many as 500 to 600 calories per cup.

 

[…]

 

Decaffeinated coffee does not have the same benefits as caffeinated coffee. But, it may lower the risk of Type 2 diabetes and cancer.

 

So, there you have it. Coffee is a drink you can enjoy, and it may make you healthier.

https://www.thetimesinplainenglish, 28/09/2021(Adaptado).

 

Estudos indicam que o café que muitos desejam, pela manhã, é bom para a saúde. Após leitura atenta do texto, analise as seguintes afirmativas e faça o que se pede.

 

I - O café descafeinado pode diminuir o risco de diabetes tipo 2 e câncer.

II - Creme e xaropes doces não tornam o café rico em calorias.

III - Os adoçantes adicionam de 500 a 600 calorias por xícara.

IV - O café descafeinado não tem os mesmos benefícios que o café com cafeína.

V - Beber café reduz o risco de doenças cardíacas.

 

Assinale a alternativa que indica os itens corretos:

Analise o cartum e o pequeno texto que segue e responda a questão:

#BobDylan got it right quite a while ago, the answer to the world’s energy crisis is... blowing in the wind! #WindPower #WindEnergy

https://www.flickr.com/photos/sepponet, 28/10/2021(adaptado).

 

– Com o avanço das redes sociais no dia a dia, percebe-se uma nova forma de escrever, ler textos e obter informações. A utilização de símbolos como hashtag (#), seguida de palavras-chave, trazem informações para a compreensão textual.

 

Com isso em mente, marque a opção que indica o principal tema abordado no cartum.

Read the text below and answer question.

 

    A woman suffering from a rare blood condition is on a quest to find her estranged biological father, who may enable her to get a potentially life-saving transplant if he donates his bone marrow.

    Sarah Langdale, 32, was diagnosed with severe anemia when she was two.

    This disease occurs when the body stops producing new enough blood cells. Patients with the condition are often fatigued and more prone to infections, as well as uncontrolled bleeding.

    “I’m having blood transfusions every three weeks. I eventually started to lose my color and energy and I can´t do anything” Langdale told local news outlet Northampton Chronicle and Echo. Doctors have told her that she urgently needs a bone marrow transplant before her condition worsens.

    “I really need my Dad to come forward, I’ve been looking hard for him. I`ll die without a transplant and I hope I can find a better match with him or my half-siblings. And I´m relying on someone seeing my story and coming forward with information. I can only live in hope.

(adapted from Woman Hopes Father She´s Never Met will Save her Life By Aristos Georgiou on 11.3,21 in NEWSWEEK)

According to paragraph 4, Langdale

Read the text below and answer question.

 

    A woman suffering from a rare blood condition is on a quest to find her estranged biological father, who may enable her to get a potentially life-saving transplant if he donates his bone marrow.

    Sarah Langdale, 32, was diagnosed with severe anemia when she was two.

    This disease occurs when the body stops producing new enough blood cells. Patients with the condition are often fatigued and more prone to infections, as well as uncontrolled bleeding.

    “I’m having blood transfusions every three weeks. I eventually started to lose my color and energy and I can´t do anything” Langdale told local news outlet Northampton Chronicle and Echo. Doctors have told her that she urgently needs a bone marrow transplant before her condition worsens.

    “I really need my Dad to come forward, I’ve been looking hard for him. I`ll die without a transplant and I hope I can find a better match with him or my half-siblings. And I´m relying on someone seeing my story and coming forward with information. I can only live in hope.

(adapted from Woman Hopes Father She´s Never Met will Save her Life By Aristos Georgiou on 11.3,21 in NEWSWEEK)

Paragraph 3 reveals that severe anemic patients

Read the text below and answer question.

 

    A woman suffering from a rare blood condition is on a quest to find her estranged biological father, who may enable her to get a potentially life-saving transplant if he donates his bone marrow.

    Sarah Langdale, 32, was diagnosed with severe anemia when she was two.

    This disease occurs when the body stops producing new enough blood cells. Patients with the condition are often fatigued and more prone to infections, as well as uncontrolled bleeding.

    “I’m having blood transfusions every three weeks. I eventually started to lose my color and energy and I can´t do anything” Langdale told local news outlet Northampton Chronicle and Echo. Doctors have told her that she urgently needs a bone marrow transplant before her condition worsens.

    “I really need my Dad to come forward, I’ve been looking hard for him. I`ll die without a transplant and I hope I can find a better match with him or my half-siblings. And I´m relying on someone seeing my story and coming forward with information. I can only live in hope.

(adapted from Woman Hopes Father She´s Never Met will Save her Life By Aristos Georgiou on 11.3,21 in NEWSWEEK)

From paragraph 1 we understand that