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The image below was tabled to 8th graders in order to consolidate linguistic expertise and semantic investigation.
(Available in: https://www.dailywritingtips.com/7-packaging-label-errors. Accessed on: January 2026.)
By means of exposure to authentic materials, and observation of verbal and visual data, as well as lexical search, students are expected to indicate that the alternative consistent with the study is:
An Ensino Médio [High School] group was offered the meme below for analysis and study of language employment in relation to culture, and society’s requirements.
(Available in: https://imgur.com/gallery/great-white/. Accessed on: January 2026.)
The first step was lexical research, then meaning discussion was carried out, and to close up activities, students pointed out that the option matching the image is:
TEXT V
Turn on your light
by Ben Okri
[…]
Will you be at the harvest,
Among the gatherers of new fruits?
Then you must begin today to remake
Your mental and spiritual world,
And join the warriors and celebrants
Of freedom, realisers of great dreams.
You can't remake the world
Without remaking yourself.
Each new era begins within.
It is an inward event,
With unsuspected possibilities
For inner liberation.
We could use it to turn on
Our inward lights.
We could use it to use even the dark
And negative things positively.
We could use the new era
To clean our eyes,
To see the world differently,
To see ourselves more clearly.
Only free people can make a free world.
Infect the world with your light.
Help fulfill the golden prophecies.
Press forward the human genius.
Our future is greater than our past.
Adapted from https://greatturning.net/turn-on-your-light-by-ben-okri/
TEXT II
TEXT I
The Multimodal Approach in English Language Teaching
In today’s media-rich environment, the vast majority of texts students engage with daily — such as YouTube videos, Instagram reels, TikTok clips, streaming series, video games and blog posts — are not only digital but also multimodal. These texts combine language with image, sound, movement and spatial design to convey meaning, often requiring learners to interpret and respond across multiple modes simultaneously. As digital technologies evolve, the pervasiveness and complexity of multimodal communication grow, reshaping both how we communicate and what it means to be literate.
Contemporary communication extends far beyond speech and writing; it is a layered, dynamic process that includes visual, aural, gestural and spatial elements. As such, literacy can no longer be understood solely as a linguistic skill. To participate fully in today’s social, academic and professional contexts, learners need more than the ability to read and write alphabetic text — they need to view, interpret, evaluate and represent meaning through a range of semiotic resources. In this context, traditional notions of literacy are insufficient and language education must evolve to reflect the multimodal nature of communication in the 21st century […]
Importantly, multimodal literacy also promotes accessibility and inclusion. Learners with reading difficulties, sensory impairments or diverse learning needs often struggle with traditional printbased instruction. Multimodal texts provide alternative pathways to meaning, allowing information to be accessed and expressed through visuals, sound, movement and space. This not only supports learners with special educational needs but benefits all students by offering multiple modes for engagement and expression. By embedding multimodal materials and encouraging students to compose multimodal texts, teachers create more equitable and inclusive classrooms. Multimodal learning reflects how people communicate in real life — and, crucially, supports the development of diverse literacies needed for participation in contemporary society.
In summary, integrating multimodal literacy into language teaching fosters deeper engagement, enhances learning outcomes and equips students with the skills to navigate and contribute meaningfully to today’s complex communicative landscape.
Adapted from https://film-english.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/themultimodal-approach-in-language-teaching.pdf
I. Ask students to read a printed story that has no images. II. Plan virtual field trips to historical sites and analyse infographics related to the locations. III. Assign projects where students can create videos.
Choose the correct answer.
Considerando o quarto parágrafo do texto e os conteúdos relativos à compreensão oral, a intervenção mais adequada consiste em
Considering the principles that guide foreign-language teaching in the PCNs, the proposed lesson:
Analyze the assertions below.
I. The activity is compatible with a reflective approach because learners are encouraged to observe linguistic evidence and construct hypotheses about language use.
BECAUSE
II. A reflective approach requires grammatical rules to be explicitly presented by the teacher before students encounter the forms in communicative contexts.
Choose the correct alternative.
Notice 1: Students must wear their identification cards inside the school.
Notice 2: Students do not have to wear uniforms during the cultural fair.
The teacher asks the class to explain the difference between must and do not have to in these contexts.
Which explanation is accurate?
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