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Observando-se a tirinha acima, depreende-se que
The Heyday of the Silents
GEOFFREY NOWELL-SMITH
A figura, o texto e o gráfico serão usados nas questão.
Why Finnish babies sleep in cardboard boxes
By Helena Lee, BBC News 4 June 2013 http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-22751415
For 75 years, Finland's expectant mothers have been given a box by the state. It's like a starter kit of clothes, sheets and toys that can even be used as a bed. And some say it helped Finland achieve one of the world's lowest infant mortality rates.
A figura, o texto e o gráfico serão usados nas questão.
Why Finnish babies sleep in cardboard boxes
By Helena Lee, BBC News 4 June 2013 http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-22751415
For 75 years, Finland's expectant mothers have been given a box by the state. It's like a starter kit of clothes, sheets and toys that can even be used as a bed. And some say it helped Finland achieve one of the world's lowest infant mortality rates.
A citação de Bernard Shaw permite concluir que, para ele,
1. for text 1 only 2. for text 2 only 3. for both texts
( ) The text warns against hasty assertions. ( ) The text is conceived in a persuasive style. ( ) The text makes someone’s annoyance explicit. ( ) The text involves the concept of brainwashing. ( ) The text resorts to illustration to enhance the arguments.
The correct top-down sequence to fill in the brackets is
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Adapted from: <http://www.theguardian.com/global-development-professionals-network/2015/oct/13/fighting-corruptionzombies-development-anti-corruption >.Access on: 03/11/2015.
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Adapted from: <http://www.theguardian.com/global-development-professionals-network/2015/oct/13/fighting-corruptionzombies-development-anti-corruption >.Access on: 03/11/2015.
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Adapted from: <http://www.theguardian.com/global-development-professionals-network/2015/oct/13/fighting-corruptionzombies-development-anti-corruption >.Access on: 03/11/2015.
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Adapted from: <http://www.theguardian.com/global-development-professionals-network/2015/oct/13/fighting-corruptionzombies-development-anti-corruption >.Access on: 03/11/2015.
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Adapted from: <http://www.theguardian.com/global-development-professionals-network/2015/oct/13/fighting-corruptionzombies-development-anti-corruption >.Access on: 03/11/2015.
I. “You may say, I’m a dreamer But I’m not the only one. (Imagine, John Lennon, 1971). II. “I’m just a dreamer Who dreams of better days.” (Dreamer, Ozzy Osbourne, 2001). III. “If I can dream of a better land Where all my brothers walk hand in hand Tell me why, oh why, oh why can’t my dream come true.” (If I Can Dream, Elvis Presley, 1968). IV. And when we kissed under the moon Am I dreaming... He showed me things I never knew Am I dreaming... (Am I dreaming, Kate De Luna, 2007). V. Wake up the dreamers we demand the need of rights In the dead of night a hero sets his sights to warn of destruction [...] We, We see a glimpse Of mass oppression coming to take our lives They can’t take our fight [...] Not one step back. (Awaken the dreamer, All Shall Perish, 2008).
Point out the only alternative that doesn´t match the idea expressed by the paragraphs and the excerpts:
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( ) Apresenta uma conversa adequada ao imaginário infantil e a outra mais madura e voltada ao mundo real. ( ) Reafirma a superficialidade no tratamento do tema. ( ) Introduz a temática do texto. ( ) Expõe a urgência de uma conversa mais madura sobre a corrupção. ( ) Aponta como as abordagens atuais para o tratamento da corrupção ficam mais no plano da imaginação do que da ação. ( ) Propõe questionamentos para se discutir o tema de forma mais madura.
Mark the right sequence, according to the text.
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According to the text, it is CORRECT to state that
Improving with age? How city design is adapting to older populations
There is no denying it: like it or not we are all getting older. According to the UN World Population Prospects
report, the global population of older people is growing at an unprecedented rate. By 2050, for the
first time in human history, there will be more over-65s than children under 15. The number of people over
100 will increase by 1,000%. And as by then 70% of the world’s population will likely live in cites, this will
present huge challenges, and cities will need to adapt. “Small innovations can make a difference,” Recalcati
adds. “Older people are less likely to drive, favouring public transport and walking. The average person
over 65 manages a walking speed of 3km/hour. At 80 that goes down to 2km/hour, compared with the
average for a working age person of 4.8km/hour. Reducing the distance between transport stops, shops,
benches, trees for shade, public toilets and improving pavements and allowing more time to cross the
road all encourage older people to go out.” In the UK, the government has just announced the building
of 10 new towns designed to address ageing and health issues such as obesity. As well as encouraging
more active lifestyles, the designs could include wider pavements, few trip hazards and moving LCD
signs, making the streets easier to navigate for people with dementia and other age-related conditions.
London-based charity Living Streets has also been working alongside communities carrying out street
audits with older residents to see what improvements could be made, as well as campaigning at a strategic
level to influence positive legislative and infrastructure changes. Their project Time to Cross campaigned
to increase pedestrian crossing times which resulted in Transport for London (TfL) agreeing to a
review.
www.thegardian.com/cities/2016/ap/25/improving-with-age-how-city-design-is-adapting-to-older-populations.
I. Old people walk slowly, so they prefer driving.
II. The adaptions mentioned refer not only to elderly but also to obese people.
III. Population is helping to make improvements.
IV. US Policy makers think elderly people should move to smaller cities.
V. There will be more adults than children by 2050.
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