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Q3405436 Inglês

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Vianden Castle History


(1º§) The rocky outcrop above the modern town of Vianden was first fortified in late antiquity. Excavations at the foot of the castle chapel in 1994 led to the discovery that parts of the crumbling masonry of the Late Antique tower must have existed in Merovingian times and that this square building, the only surviving structure from the period known as Late Antiquity, was incorporated into the first medieval castle.


(2º§) The first fortification was built at the beginning of Late Antiquity on the castle hill at an ancient crossroads, where a branch of the great Roman road Reims-Cologne through the Ardennes and the valley of Our led to the valley of the Sauer and through Echternach to Bitburg and Trier, at that time a thriving metropolis.


(3º§) After the Vianden fort was abandoned around 430/440 AD, the Roman Tower seems to have been sufficiently usable to remain a decisive element in the subsequent periods of castle building up to the High Middle Ages.


(4º§) The first medieval fortification was erected on the rocky spur overlooking Vianden around the year 1000. The main part of this fortification consisted of an oval ring wall. This defensive wall, meticulously reinforced with small slabs of slate, was exactly one meter wide. As with the ancient wall, this special construction technique allowed archaeologists to retrace it virtually its entire length. The old late antique moat also remained in use during this period. The entire inner surface of the fortification was leveled by filling the lower defensive wall with stones and earth. This complex also included a hall, used for administrative purposes, and a chapel, which was installed in the remains of the late antique tower.


(5º§) Vianden Castle was extensively rebuilt around 1170. The remains of the wooden scaffolding found in the new residential tower made it possible to determine the date of construction using the three-ring dating technique.


(6º§) Important architectural contributions were made, in Gothic style, between the 13th and 14th centuries by the Counts of Vianden. In 1417 the castle became a possession of the Orange-Nassau family who made changes in the Renaissance style. The castle was long in the possession of the grand-ducal family until it became state property in 1977. After this date, it was restored and shines in its former glory. Today, Vianden Castle is one of the most important architectural monuments in Europe being one of the largest and most beautiful feudal residences of the Romanesque and Gothic periods. In the entrance area there is a modern interactive visitor center.


https://www.histouring.com/en/historical-places/vianden-castle/

Which of the following features was NOT mentioned as part of the first medieval fortification built around the year 1000 at Vianden Castle?
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Q3405435 Inglês

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Vianden Castle History


(1º§) The rocky outcrop above the modern town of Vianden was first fortified in late antiquity. Excavations at the foot of the castle chapel in 1994 led to the discovery that parts of the crumbling masonry of the Late Antique tower must have existed in Merovingian times and that this square building, the only surviving structure from the period known as Late Antiquity, was incorporated into the first medieval castle.


(2º§) The first fortification was built at the beginning of Late Antiquity on the castle hill at an ancient crossroads, where a branch of the great Roman road Reims-Cologne through the Ardennes and the valley of Our led to the valley of the Sauer and through Echternach to Bitburg and Trier, at that time a thriving metropolis.


(3º§) After the Vianden fort was abandoned around 430/440 AD, the Roman Tower seems to have been sufficiently usable to remain a decisive element in the subsequent periods of castle building up to the High Middle Ages.


(4º§) The first medieval fortification was erected on the rocky spur overlooking Vianden around the year 1000. The main part of this fortification consisted of an oval ring wall. This defensive wall, meticulously reinforced with small slabs of slate, was exactly one meter wide. As with the ancient wall, this special construction technique allowed archaeologists to retrace it virtually its entire length. The old late antique moat also remained in use during this period. The entire inner surface of the fortification was leveled by filling the lower defensive wall with stones and earth. This complex also included a hall, used for administrative purposes, and a chapel, which was installed in the remains of the late antique tower.


(5º§) Vianden Castle was extensively rebuilt around 1170. The remains of the wooden scaffolding found in the new residential tower made it possible to determine the date of construction using the three-ring dating technique.


(6º§) Important architectural contributions were made, in Gothic style, between the 13th and 14th centuries by the Counts of Vianden. In 1417 the castle became a possession of the Orange-Nassau family who made changes in the Renaissance style. The castle was long in the possession of the grand-ducal family until it became state property in 1977. After this date, it was restored and shines in its former glory. Today, Vianden Castle is one of the most important architectural monuments in Europe being one of the largest and most beautiful feudal residences of the Romanesque and Gothic periods. In the entrance area there is a modern interactive visitor center.


https://www.histouring.com/en/historical-places/vianden-castle/

The term "crumbling" is used in the first paragraph to describe the state of the masonry. What does "crumbling" best imply in this context?
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Q3405434 Inglês

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Vianden Castle History


(1º§) The rocky outcrop above the modern town of Vianden was first fortified in late antiquity. Excavations at the foot of the castle chapel in 1994 led to the discovery that parts of the crumbling masonry of the Late Antique tower must have existed in Merovingian times and that this square building, the only surviving structure from the period known as Late Antiquity, was incorporated into the first medieval castle.


(2º§) The first fortification was built at the beginning of Late Antiquity on the castle hill at an ancient crossroads, where a branch of the great Roman road Reims-Cologne through the Ardennes and the valley of Our led to the valley of the Sauer and through Echternach to Bitburg and Trier, at that time a thriving metropolis.


(3º§) After the Vianden fort was abandoned around 430/440 AD, the Roman Tower seems to have been sufficiently usable to remain a decisive element in the subsequent periods of castle building up to the High Middle Ages.


(4º§) The first medieval fortification was erected on the rocky spur overlooking Vianden around the year 1000. The main part of this fortification consisted of an oval ring wall. This defensive wall, meticulously reinforced with small slabs of slate, was exactly one meter wide. As with the ancient wall, this special construction technique allowed archaeologists to retrace it virtually its entire length. The old late antique moat also remained in use during this period. The entire inner surface of the fortification was leveled by filling the lower defensive wall with stones and earth. This complex also included a hall, used for administrative purposes, and a chapel, which was installed in the remains of the late antique tower.


(5º§) Vianden Castle was extensively rebuilt around 1170. The remains of the wooden scaffolding found in the new residential tower made it possible to determine the date of construction using the three-ring dating technique.


(6º§) Important architectural contributions were made, in Gothic style, between the 13th and 14th centuries by the Counts of Vianden. In 1417 the castle became a possession of the Orange-Nassau family who made changes in the Renaissance style. The castle was long in the possession of the grand-ducal family until it became state property in 1977. After this date, it was restored and shines in its former glory. Today, Vianden Castle is one of the most important architectural monuments in Europe being one of the largest and most beautiful feudal residences of the Romanesque and Gothic periods. In the entrance area there is a modern interactive visitor center.


https://www.histouring.com/en/historical-places/vianden-castle/

What historical evidence was used to determine the exact construction period of the new residential tower at Vianden Castle?
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Q3405433 Inglês

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Vianden Castle History


(1º§) The rocky outcrop above the modern town of Vianden was first fortified in late antiquity. Excavations at the foot of the castle chapel in 1994 led to the discovery that parts of the crumbling masonry of the Late Antique tower must have existed in Merovingian times and that this square building, the only surviving structure from the period known as Late Antiquity, was incorporated into the first medieval castle.


(2º§) The first fortification was built at the beginning of Late Antiquity on the castle hill at an ancient crossroads, where a branch of the great Roman road Reims-Cologne through the Ardennes and the valley of Our led to the valley of the Sauer and through Echternach to Bitburg and Trier, at that time a thriving metropolis.


(3º§) After the Vianden fort was abandoned around 430/440 AD, the Roman Tower seems to have been sufficiently usable to remain a decisive element in the subsequent periods of castle building up to the High Middle Ages.


(4º§) The first medieval fortification was erected on the rocky spur overlooking Vianden around the year 1000. The main part of this fortification consisted of an oval ring wall. This defensive wall, meticulously reinforced with small slabs of slate, was exactly one meter wide. As with the ancient wall, this special construction technique allowed archaeologists to retrace it virtually its entire length. The old late antique moat also remained in use during this period. The entire inner surface of the fortification was leveled by filling the lower defensive wall with stones and earth. This complex also included a hall, used for administrative purposes, and a chapel, which was installed in the remains of the late antique tower.


(5º§) Vianden Castle was extensively rebuilt around 1170. The remains of the wooden scaffolding found in the new residential tower made it possible to determine the date of construction using the three-ring dating technique.


(6º§) Important architectural contributions were made, in Gothic style, between the 13th and 14th centuries by the Counts of Vianden. In 1417 the castle became a possession of the Orange-Nassau family who made changes in the Renaissance style. The castle was long in the possession of the grand-ducal family until it became state property in 1977. After this date, it was restored and shines in its former glory. Today, Vianden Castle is one of the most important architectural monuments in Europe being one of the largest and most beautiful feudal residences of the Romanesque and Gothic periods. In the entrance area there is a modern interactive visitor center.


https://www.histouring.com/en/historical-places/vianden-castle/

According to the text, which architectural style dominated the enhancements made to Vianden Castle between the 13th and 14th centuries?
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Q3405432 Inglês

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Vianden Castle History


(1º§) The rocky outcrop above the modern town of Vianden was first fortified in late antiquity. Excavations at the foot of the castle chapel in 1994 led to the discovery that parts of the crumbling masonry of the Late Antique tower must have existed in Merovingian times and that this square building, the only surviving structure from the period known as Late Antiquity, was incorporated into the first medieval castle.


(2º§) The first fortification was built at the beginning of Late Antiquity on the castle hill at an ancient crossroads, where a branch of the great Roman road Reims-Cologne through the Ardennes and the valley of Our led to the valley of the Sauer and through Echternach to Bitburg and Trier, at that time a thriving metropolis.


(3º§) After the Vianden fort was abandoned around 430/440 AD, the Roman Tower seems to have been sufficiently usable to remain a decisive element in the subsequent periods of castle building up to the High Middle Ages.


(4º§) The first medieval fortification was erected on the rocky spur overlooking Vianden around the year 1000. The main part of this fortification consisted of an oval ring wall. This defensive wall, meticulously reinforced with small slabs of slate, was exactly one meter wide. As with the ancient wall, this special construction technique allowed archaeologists to retrace it virtually its entire length. The old late antique moat also remained in use during this period. The entire inner surface of the fortification was leveled by filling the lower defensive wall with stones and earth. This complex also included a hall, used for administrative purposes, and a chapel, which was installed in the remains of the late antique tower.


(5º§) Vianden Castle was extensively rebuilt around 1170. The remains of the wooden scaffolding found in the new residential tower made it possible to determine the date of construction using the three-ring dating technique.


(6º§) Important architectural contributions were made, in Gothic style, between the 13th and 14th centuries by the Counts of Vianden. In 1417 the castle became a possession of the Orange-Nassau family who made changes in the Renaissance style. The castle was long in the possession of the grand-ducal family until it became state property in 1977. After this date, it was restored and shines in its former glory. Today, Vianden Castle is one of the most important architectural monuments in Europe being one of the largest and most beautiful feudal residences of the Romanesque and Gothic periods. In the entrance area there is a modern interactive visitor center.


https://www.histouring.com/en/historical-places/vianden-castle/

The text mentions "scaffolding" found during renovations of Vianden Castle. What does "scaffolding" refer to? 
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Q3405403 Pedagogia
 A Base Nacional Comum Curricular "marca a discussão pedagógica e social das últimas décadas e pode ser inferido no texto da LDB, especialmente quando se estabelecem as finalidades gerais do Ensino Fundamental e do Ensino Médio (Artigos 32 e 35)." O trecho acima fala da abordagem da BNCC às finalidades gerais da Educação Básica, que tem como foco:
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Q3405402 Pedagogia
Paulo Freire foi um educador, filósofo e escritor brasileiro, reconhecido mundialmente por suas contribuições revolucionárias para a educação e a pedagogia, com o desenvolvimento de uma abordagem educacional que busca a valorização dos indivíduos. Qual dos seguintes conceitos NÃO está diretamente associado ao trabalho e às ideias de Paulo Freire?  
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Q3405399 Pedagogia
De acordo com a Lei de Diretrizes e Bases da Educação Nacional, com base na idade, na competência e em outros critérios, ou por forma diversa de organização, sempre que o interesse do processo de aprendizagem assim o recomendar, a educação básica poderá organizar-se, entre outros, em:
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Q3405397 Pedagogia
Segundo o Plano Nacional de Educação, promover a articulação das conferências nacionais de educação com as conferências regionais, estaduais e municipais que as precederem é uma responsabilidade do: 
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Q3405396 Pedagogia
A obra de Euclides, escrita em torno de 300 a. C, composta de 13 livros ou capítulos e reúne os conhecimentos de geometria, álgebra e aritmética é chamada de:
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Q3405395 Pedagogia
Segundo o Estatuto da Criança e do Adolescente, os casos de maus-tratos envolvendo seus alunos, reiteração de faltas injustificadas e de evasão escolar, esgotados os recursos escolares e elevados níveis de repetência devem ser:
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Q3405393 Pedagogia
A resolução de problemas é uma ferramenta de fundamental importância para o desenvolvimento da Matemática, mas sua construção precisa estar baseada em elementos palpáveis, capazes de tornar a aprendizagem significativa para o estudante. Uma forma de se estabelecer essa prática é utilizando informações reais que possam ser problematizadas e solucionadas por meio dos conceitos matemáticos. Esse método é chamado de:
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Q3405240 Português

Vygotsky foi um dos pioneiros a defender a ideia de que a aprendizagem pode ocorrer por meio da interação com os outros. Por exemplo, uma criança não precisa necessariamente tocar na chama de uma vela para compreender seus efeitos; esse conhecimento pode ser adquirido através do conselho materno. Quando a criança associa a imagem mental da vela ao perigo de queimadura, ocorre um processo de internalização do conhecimento, e ela não mais depende das advertências maternas para evitar acidentes.


Vygotsky ressalta que a interação direta entre indivíduos desempenha um papel crucial no processo de internalização. No ambiente escolar, argumentava que a aquisição de conhecimento não se limita à relação entre alunos e educadores. Ele defendia que a aprendizagem é uma atividade colaborativa e que as interações entre os próprios alunos devem ser valorizadas e incentivadas nas salas de aula.


Fonte: (https://www.inteligenciadevida.com.br/pt/conteudo/pensadores-que-inspiram-vygotsky-e-o-desenvolvimentodas-criancas/.adaptado.)


Com base no texto fornecido sobre as ideias de Vygotsky em relação à aprendizagem e interação social, qual é seu papel crucial para interação entre os indivíduos no processo de conhecimento? 

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Q3405239 Português
No começo dos anos 80, o que víamos na América Latina eram índices de evasão escolar absurdos. Esse quadro catastrófico impulsionará Emília a se debruçar sobre como as crianças aprendem, e não sobre como ensinamos − que era toda a discussão de qual o melhor método de alfabetização. Naquela época, acreditávamos que as crianças entravam na escola sem saber nada, eram como um papel em branco.
O construtivismo entende o sujeito como um ser que constrói ativamente os seus conhecimentos, protagonista de sua aprendizagem. Emília Ferreiro trouxe essas ideias construtivistas para entender como a criança entende essa relação com a escrita − área que o próprio Piaget não tinha explorado muito.
Fonte: (https://www.cenpec.org.br/noticias/como-emiliaferreiro-revolucionou-a-alfabetizacao.adaptado.)
Com base no texto fornecido sobre a abordagem construtivista de Emília Ferreiro, qual é o principal ponto destacado em relação à aprendizagem das crianças?
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Q3405238 Português
Fernando Venâncio, linguista português que estuda o tema há décadas, identificou algumas dessas palavras em seu livro O Português à Descoberta do Brasileiro.
Fonte: (https://www.bbc.com/portuguese/articles/c51jkl0y9nlo.adaptado.)
Assinale a opção correta quanto à nova pontuação sem alteração do sentido original da frase.
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Q3405237 Pedagogia
Criou um método de alfabetização, usado inicialmente junto a adultos, que pretendia ensinar o aluno a ler e a escrever a partir da seleção de palavras-chave de seu vocabulário − que, por sua vez, expressariam a sua cultura. O método foi utilizado pela primeira vez em Angicos, no sertão do Rio Grande do Norte, onde aproximadamente 75% dos adultos eram analfabetos. A metodologia, posteriormente, seria aplicada para crianças.
Fonte: (https://encr.pw/bcwIK.adaptado.)
O texto ilustra as perspectivas e os estudos de:
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Q3405236 Literatura
Um conto é uma narrativa mais concisa, caracterizada por ter um início, meio e fim bem definidos, geralmente apresentando apenas um único conflito e poucos personagens. Embora haja a crença de que os contos devem ser curtos, não há uma regra rígida que determine o tamanho específico dessas narrativas. Normalmente, os contos são breves, mas sua classificação é mais segura com base em outras características, como a falta de subtramas e o foco em um número limitado de personagens, frequentemente apenas um.
Por outro lado, a crônica compartilha muitas das características do conto, porém se distingue por um pequeno detalhe: a intenção do autor. Esse subgênero literário aborda acontecimentos cotidianos por meio de uma linguagem informal, com o propósito de estimular reflexões ou criticar aspectos da sociedade.
Embora seja possível encontrar elementos reflexivos em um conto, a principal intenção do autor não é necessariamente provocar reflexões, ao contrário do que acontece com a crônica, cujo propósito é justamente instigar a reflexão e a análise sobre determinados temas.
Fonte: https://michellysantosliteratura.com/conto-cronicanovela-e-romance-como-identificar/adaptado.)
Com base no texto fornecido sobre as características do conto e da crônica, a principal distinção entre esses dois gêneros literários:
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Q3405235 Português
Eu, por exemplo, nunca me 'dirigiria' a um aluno como você.
Fonte: (https://www.bbc.com/portuguese/articles/c51jkl0y9nlo.adaptado.)
O verbo destacado, nesta frase, comporta-se como um verbo:
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Q3405234 Português
Leia o resumo de um artigo e responda à pergunta que se segue:
O artigo é resultado de uma pesquisa bibliográfica que trata do ensino da literatura na escola em suas relações com a arte e a cultura, no contexto de uma abordagem transdisciplinar da poesia Retrato de Família de Carlos Drummond de Andrade e da pintura Os Retirantes de Cândido Portinari. Em relação aos fundamentos metodológicos, trata-se de uma pesquisa qualitativa que trabalha com significados, possibilitando a atribuição de sentidos aos signos verbais e aos signos pictóricos. Apoia-se teoricamente em autores como Arendt, Barthes, Benjamim, Chartier, Lajolo e outros. Os resultados da análise mostraram que a abordagem transdisciplinar pode favorecer o ensino da literatura de maneira a possibilitar a interpretação do texto verbal e do texto-imagem para além da aparência, de maneira a desvelar a realidade sociocultural materializada nesses objetos artísticos. Conclui-se que o trabalho pedagógico na perspectiva transdisciplinar pode partir da leitura verbal das imagens e da leitura imagística da poesia, de forma a intercruzar essas linguagens no ensino da literatura em diálogo com a arte e a cultura, pondo em evidência a significação do texto e/ou da imagem para além de sua imediaticidade, na realidade em que se materializa.
Fonte: (https://revistas.fucamp.edu.br/index.php/cadernos/article/view/1840.adaptado.)
Com base no texto, qual é a principal contribuição da abordagem transdisciplinar para o ensino da literatura, de acordo com os resultados da análise? 
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Q3405233 Português
Os portugueses mais velhos também são pegos, 'cometendo brasileirismos', em uma tendência que começou na década de 1970.
Fonte: (https://www.bbc.com/portuguese/articles/c51jkl0y9nlo.adaptado.)
A expressão destacada trata-se de uma oração:
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761: B
762: B
763: C
764: C
765: C
766: C
767: B
768: A
769: D
770: A
771: B
772: B
773: D
774: C
775: A
776: B
777: A
778: B
779: D
780: C