Questões de Concurso Público UEA 2025 para Sistema de Ingresso Seriado - 1ª Série do Ensino Médio - Prova de Acompanhamento I

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Q3921754 Inglês
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   Fake news typically refers to news stories or headlines that are deliberately fabricated to mislead1 or manipulate readers. These stories often look like real news articles but are entirely made-up or twisted versions of true events, created with the intention to deceive2 . Fake news is a type of disinformation: false information that is created with the intention to mislead. Disinformation includes not only fake news, but also other types of claims, such as those put out as government propaganda, or by social media accounts or brands in order to sell a product or service. Misinformation, on the other hand, is any kind of false or inaccurate information — whether it’s shared intentionally or not. People often spread misinformation because they genuinely believe it’s true and don’t realize they’re sharing something incorrect.

(www.unicef.org, 10.02.2025. Adaptado.)


1mislead: ludibriar.

2deceive: enganar.
The main purpose of the text is to
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Q3921755 Inglês
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   Fake news typically refers to news stories or headlines that are deliberately fabricated to mislead1 or manipulate readers. These stories often look like real news articles but are entirely made-up or twisted versions of true events, created with the intention to deceive2 . Fake news is a type of disinformation: false information that is created with the intention to mislead. Disinformation includes not only fake news, but also other types of claims, such as those put out as government propaganda, or by social media accounts or brands in order to sell a product or service. Misinformation, on the other hand, is any kind of false or inaccurate information — whether it’s shared intentionally or not. People often spread misinformation because they genuinely believe it’s true and don’t realize they’re sharing something incorrect.

(www.unicef.org, 10.02.2025. Adaptado.)


1mislead: ludibriar.

2deceive: enganar.
A frase do texto “These stories often look like real news articles” sugere que uma das características das notícias falsas é: 
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Q3921756 Inglês
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   Fake news typically refers to news stories or headlines that are deliberately fabricated to mislead1 or manipulate readers. These stories often look like real news articles but are entirely made-up or twisted versions of true events, created with the intention to deceive2 . Fake news is a type of disinformation: false information that is created with the intention to mislead. Disinformation includes not only fake news, but also other types of claims, such as those put out as government propaganda, or by social media accounts or brands in order to sell a product or service. Misinformation, on the other hand, is any kind of false or inaccurate information — whether it’s shared intentionally or not. People often spread misinformation because they genuinely believe it’s true and don’t realize they’re sharing something incorrect.

(www.unicef.org, 10.02.2025. Adaptado.)


1mislead: ludibriar.

2deceive: enganar.
No trecho do texto “Misinformation, on the other hand, is any kind of false or inaccurate information”, a expressão sublinhada expressa
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Q3921757 Inglês
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    The Parintins Festival takes place annually on the last weekend of June, on Tupinambarana Island, located in the middle of the Amazon River. The city of Parintins, in the state of Amazonas, is the stage for this grand spectacle that attracts visitors from all over Brazil and the world.
(https://visitbrasil.com)

The main purpose of the text is to
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1: C
2: B
3: B
4: E