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Q1692770
Inglês
Marvel Studios' Avengers: Endgame
The fourth installment in the Avengers saga is the culmination of 22 interconnected Marvel films and the climax of an epic journey. The world's greatest heroes will finally understand just how fragile our reality is – and the sacrifices that must be made to uphold it – in a story of friendship, teamwork and setting aside differences to overcome an impossible obstacle.
https://play.google.com/store/movies/details/Marvel_Studios_Avengers
What is necessary for the heroes to do in order to win in the end of the saga?
The fourth installment in the Avengers saga is the culmination of 22 interconnected Marvel films and the climax of an epic journey. The world's greatest heroes will finally understand just how fragile our reality is – and the sacrifices that must be made to uphold it – in a story of friendship, teamwork and setting aside differences to overcome an impossible obstacle.
https://play.google.com/store/movies/details/Marvel_Studios_Avengers
What is necessary for the heroes to do in order to win in the end of the saga?
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Q1692769
Inglês
Escolha a alternativa que registra a tradução mais adequada para a citação:
“The old believe everything; the middle-aged suspect everything; the young know everything.”
Oscar Wilde (Ireland, 1854 – 1900)
Extracted from https://americanliterature.com/author/oscar-wilde
“The old believe everything; the middle-aged suspect everything; the young know everything.”
Oscar Wilde (Ireland, 1854 – 1900)
Extracted from https://americanliterature.com/author/oscar-wilde
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Q1692768
Inglês
De acordo com a tirinha, qual o significado de WANDER?
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Q1692767
Inglês
What are the main ideas of the text?
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Q1692598
Inglês
Texafornia dreaming
America’s future will be written in the two mega-states
In the cable-news version of America, the president
sits in the White House issuing commands that
transform the nation. Life is not like that. In the real
version of America many of the biggest political
choices are made not in Washington but by the
states—and by two of them in particular. Texas and
California are the biggest, most important states in
the union, each equally convinced that it is the
future. However, their rules and regulations are
basically opposite to each other.
Adapted from https://www.economist.com/leaders/2019/06/20/texaforniadreaming?cid1
What can one infer by reading the text?
What can one infer by reading the text?
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Q1692597
Inglês
Beetles and flies are becoming part of the agricultural food chain.
Some visionaries hope that insects will play a big
role in future human diets. Insects are nutritious,
being packed with protein. Unlike hot-blooded
mammals and birds, which use a lot of energy to
keep themselves warm, they are efficient
converters of food into body mass. And in some
parts of the world they are, indeed, eaten already.
Well, maybe. But it will take some serious marketing
to persuade consumers, in the West at least, that
fricasseed locusts or termite burgers are the yummy
must-haves of 21st-century cuisine.
Which sentence below best summarizes the text?
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Q1692596
Inglês
Which alternative shows the best summary of the graph below?
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Q1692595
Inglês
Qual a principal característica do trabalho de Jane
Austen, mencionada no trecho a seguir?
Jane Austen (December 16, 1775 - July 18, 1817) is widely known for her most famous novels. Jane Austen's work features biting social commentary, often delivered with great irony. While her writing was not well known during her lifetime, the 1870 publication of A Memoir of the Life of Jane Austen introduced her to a wider public. Her work is widelyread and admired by modern audiences, who have become quite familiar with Austen's cultural references, including television shows and movies adapted from her work.
Jane Austen (December 16, 1775 - July 18, 1817) is widely known for her most famous novels. Jane Austen's work features biting social commentary, often delivered with great irony. While her writing was not well known during her lifetime, the 1870 publication of A Memoir of the Life of Jane Austen introduced her to a wider public. Her work is widelyread and admired by modern audiences, who have become quite familiar with Austen's cultural references, including television shows and movies adapted from her work.
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Q1692594
Inglês
John is talking to Garfield about life. What does Garfield mean by his comment?
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Q1692593
Inglês
The world has a handful of great commercial hubs.
Silicon Valley dominates technology. The home of
luxury is Paris and the capital of outsourcing is
Bangalore, in India. One of the mightiest clusters of
all is London, which hosts the globe’s largest
international financial center. Within a square mile
on the Thames, a multinational firm can sell $5bn of
shares in 20 minutes, or a European startup can
raise seed finance from Asian pensioners. You can
insure container ships or a pop star’s vocal cords.
Companies can hedge the risk that a factory
anywhere on the planet will face a volatile currency
or hurricanes and a rising sea level a decade from
now.
Adapted from: https://www.economist.com/leaders/2019/06/27/can-thecity-survive-brexit?cid1
According to the text, what are examples of important
global deals that may be closed in London?
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Q1406175
Inglês
Texto associado
WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?
The conversation around aging in the
U.S. must change—both in
Washington and among industry
stakeholders. This will require
players in the ecosystem proactively
working together to solve
interoperability challenges,
committing to value-based care and
accommodating and supporting
caregivers and patients alike.
Supporting partnerships between
hospitals and community
organizations that provide more
support for caregivers and
reimbursing patients for tools outside
of the healthcare ecosystem will be
critical. By working together, the
healthcare system can support aging
gracefully and living happier,
healthier lives.
Speaking of which, our friends at
HLTH have launched a new
conference with the goal of bringing
industry players together to discuss
how industry verticals can work
together to solve complex challenges in healthcare—including addressing
the aging population. Check out their
website to learn more and read their
latest blog on the aging U.S.
population.
Samantha Smoak
https://www.thinkrevivehealth.com/bl
og/five-ways-aging-populationimpacting-healthcare-united-states
One of the key action to help the
elderly live longer and healthier is to:
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Q1406174
Inglês
Texto associado
WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?
The conversation around aging in the
U.S. must change—both in
Washington and among industry
stakeholders. This will require
players in the ecosystem proactively
working together to solve
interoperability challenges,
committing to value-based care and
accommodating and supporting
caregivers and patients alike.
Supporting partnerships between
hospitals and community
organizations that provide more
support for caregivers and
reimbursing patients for tools outside
of the healthcare ecosystem will be
critical. By working together, the
healthcare system can support aging
gracefully and living happier,
healthier lives.
Speaking of which, our friends at
HLTH have launched a new
conference with the goal of bringing
industry players together to discuss
how industry verticals can work
together to solve complex challenges in healthcare—including addressing
the aging population. Check out their
website to learn more and read their
latest blog on the aging U.S.
population.
Samantha Smoak
https://www.thinkrevivehealth.com/bl
og/five-ways-aging-populationimpacting-healthcare-united-states
“By working together, the
healthcare system can support aging
gracefully and living happier,
healthier lives” The word by has the
same meaning of the sentence
above in:
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Q1406173
Inglês
Texto associado
WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?
The conversation around aging in the
U.S. must change—both in
Washington and among industry
stakeholders. This will require
players in the ecosystem proactively
working together to solve
interoperability challenges,
committing to value-based care and
accommodating and supporting
caregivers and patients alike.
Supporting partnerships between
hospitals and community
organizations that provide more
support for caregivers and
reimbursing patients for tools outside
of the healthcare ecosystem will be
critical. By working together, the
healthcare system can support aging
gracefully and living happier,
healthier lives.
Speaking of which, our friends at
HLTH have launched a new
conference with the goal of bringing
industry players together to discuss
how industry verticals can work
together to solve complex challenges in healthcare—including addressing
the aging population. Check out their
website to learn more and read their
latest blog on the aging U.S.
population.
Samantha Smoak
https://www.thinkrevivehealth.com/bl
og/five-ways-aging-populationimpacting-healthcare-united-states
According to the text, one of the
reasons why people today live longer
is:
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Q1406172
Inglês
Texto associado
WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?
The conversation around aging in the
U.S. must change—both in
Washington and among industry
stakeholders. This will require
players in the ecosystem proactively
working together to solve
interoperability challenges,
committing to value-based care and
accommodating and supporting
caregivers and patients alike.
Supporting partnerships between
hospitals and community
organizations that provide more
support for caregivers and
reimbursing patients for tools outside
of the healthcare ecosystem will be
critical. By working together, the
healthcare system can support aging
gracefully and living happier,
healthier lives.
Speaking of which, our friends at
HLTH have launched a new
conference with the goal of bringing
industry players together to discuss
how industry verticals can work
together to solve complex challenges in healthcare—including addressing
the aging population. Check out their
website to learn more and read their
latest blog on the aging U.S.
population.
Samantha Smoak
https://www.thinkrevivehealth.com/bl
og/five-ways-aging-populationimpacting-healthcare-united-states
In: “This will require players in
the ecosystem proactively working
together to solve interoperability
challenges, committing to valuebased care and accommodating and
supporting caregivers and patients
alike.”, the word in bold sums up the
idea of:
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Q1406171
Inglês
Texto associado
WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?
The conversation around aging in the
U.S. must change—both in
Washington and among industry
stakeholders. This will require
players in the ecosystem proactively
working together to solve
interoperability challenges,
committing to value-based care and
accommodating and supporting
caregivers and patients alike.
Supporting partnerships between
hospitals and community
organizations that provide more
support for caregivers and
reimbursing patients for tools outside
of the healthcare ecosystem will be
critical. By working together, the
healthcare system can support aging
gracefully and living happier,
healthier lives.
Speaking of which, our friends at
HLTH have launched a new
conference with the goal of bringing
industry players together to discuss
how industry verticals can work
together to solve complex challenges in healthcare—including addressing
the aging population. Check out their
website to learn more and read their
latest blog on the aging U.S.
population.
Samantha Smoak
https://www.thinkrevivehealth.com/bl
og/five-ways-aging-populationimpacting-healthcare-united-states
We can claim, based on the text,
that today in the U.S., the greater
number of older adults has impacted
in:
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Q4010856
Inglês
“Isn’t Nancy through in the kitchen yet?” Mother said. “It
seems to me that she has had plenty of time to have finished the
dishes.”
“Let Quentin go and see,” Father said. “Go and see if Nancy is through, Quentin. Tell her she can go on home.”
I went to the kitchen. Nancy was through. The dishes were put away and the fire was out. Nancy was sitting in a chair, close to the cold stove. She looked at me.
“Mother wants to know if you are through,” I said.
“Yes,” Nancy said. She looked at me. “I done finished.” She looked at me.
“What is it?” I said. “What is it?”
“I ain’t nothing but a nigger,” Nancy said. “It ain’t none of it my fault.”
FAULKNER, W. That evening sun. A rose for Emily and other stories. Nova York: Random House Inc., 1931 (adaptado).
As marcas linguísticas presentes nas falas ‘I done finished.’ e ‘It ain’t none of it my fault.’ da personagem Nancy revelam
“Let Quentin go and see,” Father said. “Go and see if Nancy is through, Quentin. Tell her she can go on home.”
I went to the kitchen. Nancy was through. The dishes were put away and the fire was out. Nancy was sitting in a chair, close to the cold stove. She looked at me.
“Mother wants to know if you are through,” I said.
“Yes,” Nancy said. She looked at me. “I done finished.” She looked at me.
“What is it?” I said. “What is it?”
“I ain’t nothing but a nigger,” Nancy said. “It ain’t none of it my fault.”
FAULKNER, W. That evening sun. A rose for Emily and other stories. Nova York: Random House Inc., 1931 (adaptado).
As marcas linguísticas presentes nas falas ‘I done finished.’ e ‘It ain’t none of it my fault.’ da personagem Nancy revelam
Ano: 2019
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Q4010855
Inglês
The editor-in-chief of one of the world’s most prestigious
medical journals has said doctors and medical professionals
should engage in protests to address climate change. Richard
Horton of The Lancet said that engaging in these protests is part
of the duty of a doctor. He said that the General Medical Council
(GMC) should be fully supportive of health professionals who
engage in climate protests based on its own guidelines on the
duties of a doctor. His statement comes after multiple health
organizations have taken action on climate change in the United
Kingdom.
Disponível em: www.scientificamerican.com. Acesso em: out. 2019 (adaptado).
O objetivo do texto anterior é
Disponível em: www.scientificamerican.com. Acesso em: out. 2019 (adaptado).
O objetivo do texto anterior é
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Q4010854
Inglês
When we think of deadly poisons, most of our minds will
jump instantly to arsenic. George III of England, Napoleon
Bonaparte and the Gaungxu Emperor of China are all thought to
have died from its effects — either from a deliberate
assassination or accidental exposure. Just 200 milligrams —
around the weight of a raindrop — is enough to kill someone
within two hours. The first sign is a metallic taste in your mouth,
followed by vomiting and seizures, and death. It sounds horrific
— but arsenic is positively innocuous compared to other
substances.
Consider tetrodotoxin (TTX), a poison found in puffer fish and blue-ringed octopuses that leaves you paralysed as your body goes through some agonising reactions. “Your lips and tongue will begin to burn, your mouth will erupt with saliva and you’ll get very sweaty,” Dominic Burgess from BritLab explains. “You’ll no longer be able to speak, swallow, seizures will begin and your body will slowly shut down — all while you are completely lucid but unable to move.” Death comes after six hours of symptoms and there is no antidote.
Often these poisons are alarmingly close to home. One lethal chemical — cardiac glycoside digoxin — can be found in a common garden flower, while the deadliest can be seen in many hospitals; just 2 kg would be enough to wipe out the whole of the human race.
Disponível em: www.bbc.com. Acesso em: out. 2016 (adaptado).
O objetivo do texto apresentado é
Consider tetrodotoxin (TTX), a poison found in puffer fish and blue-ringed octopuses that leaves you paralysed as your body goes through some agonising reactions. “Your lips and tongue will begin to burn, your mouth will erupt with saliva and you’ll get very sweaty,” Dominic Burgess from BritLab explains. “You’ll no longer be able to speak, swallow, seizures will begin and your body will slowly shut down — all while you are completely lucid but unable to move.” Death comes after six hours of symptoms and there is no antidote.
Often these poisons are alarmingly close to home. One lethal chemical — cardiac glycoside digoxin — can be found in a common garden flower, while the deadliest can be seen in many hospitals; just 2 kg would be enough to wipe out the whole of the human race.
Disponível em: www.bbc.com. Acesso em: out. 2016 (adaptado).
O objetivo do texto apresentado é
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Q4010853
Inglês
What you do first thing in the morning could put you well
on your way if you get it right, according to the mountains of
advice and research into how our bodies wake up. Here’s a
roundup of the best advice on how to spend your first few hours
of every day:
Don’t drink coffee
Our bodies naturally produce a hormone called cortisol, which makes us feel more awake. But the caffeine in coffee can interfere with our body’s cortisol production, and over time this can lead us to become more dependent on caffeine and produce less cortisol naturally — so save it until after around 10 a.m.
Don’t stay in bed Exercise is always part of the answer when the question is about being healthier/happier/more productive. But more specifically, pre-breakfast exercise can have its own benefits. A study in Belgium found that exercising before breakfast can help you lose weight by burning more fat than you would later on in the day.
...but do eat cake
Saving the best until last: eat cake: a study of 193 obese adults found that eating cookies or chocolate as part of breakfast stems craving sweet foods later on in the day. In other words, incorporating cake into your morning routine can actually make you healthier for the rest of the day. It’s science; don’t question it.
Disponível em: www.indy100.com. Acesso em: nov. 2016 (adaptado).
No trecho “stems craving sweet foods”, o termo “stems” significa
Don’t drink coffee
Our bodies naturally produce a hormone called cortisol, which makes us feel more awake. But the caffeine in coffee can interfere with our body’s cortisol production, and over time this can lead us to become more dependent on caffeine and produce less cortisol naturally — so save it until after around 10 a.m.
Don’t stay in bed Exercise is always part of the answer when the question is about being healthier/happier/more productive. But more specifically, pre-breakfast exercise can have its own benefits. A study in Belgium found that exercising before breakfast can help you lose weight by burning more fat than you would later on in the day.
...but do eat cake
Saving the best until last: eat cake: a study of 193 obese adults found that eating cookies or chocolate as part of breakfast stems craving sweet foods later on in the day. In other words, incorporating cake into your morning routine can actually make you healthier for the rest of the day. It’s science; don’t question it.
Disponível em: www.indy100.com. Acesso em: nov. 2016 (adaptado).
No trecho “stems craving sweet foods”, o termo “stems” significa
Ano: 2019
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Q4010447
Inglês
Yury Azhichakov set out early by bike for Senogda
Bay, his favorite beach, on the northwestern shore of Lake
Baikal in Siberia. The world’s oldest, deepest and most
voluminous lake, Baikal holds 20 percent of the planet’s
unfrozen freshwater. It is often described as the world’s cleanest
lake.
As Mr. Azhichakov discovered, that is no longer the case. Senogda’s once pristine sands were buried under thick mats of reeking greenish-black goo.
“This stuff stretched far into the distance, for several kilometers,” said Mr. Azhichakov, 61, a retired ecological engineer. “The beach was in terrible condition.”
The muck, scientists have discovered, follows mass algal blooms at dozens of sites around Lake Baikal’s 1,240-mile perimeter. Confined to shallow water and shores near towns and villages, the problem seems to stem from an influx of untreated sewage – the result of inadequate wastewater treatment.
Algal blooms threaten iconic freshwater bodies around the world, including the Great Lakes, Lake Geneva, and Lake Biwa in Japan. But Lake Baikal is especially precious: a World Heritage site home to more than 3,700 species, more than half found nowhere else.
“People are dumping sewage, waste and rubbish around the lake, creating pretty appalling conditions in some places,” said Anson MacKay, an environmental scientist at University College London.
Disponível em: www.nytimes.com. Acesso em: 15 nov. 2018 (adaptado).
Conforme o texto anterior,
As Mr. Azhichakov discovered, that is no longer the case. Senogda’s once pristine sands were buried under thick mats of reeking greenish-black goo.
“This stuff stretched far into the distance, for several kilometers,” said Mr. Azhichakov, 61, a retired ecological engineer. “The beach was in terrible condition.”
The muck, scientists have discovered, follows mass algal blooms at dozens of sites around Lake Baikal’s 1,240-mile perimeter. Confined to shallow water and shores near towns and villages, the problem seems to stem from an influx of untreated sewage – the result of inadequate wastewater treatment.
Algal blooms threaten iconic freshwater bodies around the world, including the Great Lakes, Lake Geneva, and Lake Biwa in Japan. But Lake Baikal is especially precious: a World Heritage site home to more than 3,700 species, more than half found nowhere else.
“People are dumping sewage, waste and rubbish around the lake, creating pretty appalling conditions in some places,” said Anson MacKay, an environmental scientist at University College London.
Disponível em: www.nytimes.com. Acesso em: 15 nov. 2018 (adaptado).
Conforme o texto anterior,
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