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MACKENZIE-SP-2009 - 2º Semestre - Aplicada em 25/06/2009 - VESTIBULAR INGLÊS - Prof° Valdenor Sousa - Prova resolvida e comentada.

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👍Neste post, veremos a Prova de INGLÊS - Vestibular MACKENZIE-2009 - 2º Semestre- Aplicada em 25/06/2009.

Além da análise e comentários sobre todas as questões,colocamos de forma estratégica,vocábulos comuns(substantivos/adjetivos/advérbios),vocábulos técnicos específicos,conectores,phrasal verbs,falsos cognatos e expressões relevantes,todos relacionados com os textos e com as assertivas das questões.
[a]Banca/Organizadora:
MACKENZIE - UNIVERSIDADE PRESBITERIANA MACKENZIE
[b]Padrão/Composição da prova
🔄  FONTE DE TEXTO:
👉site: www.newsweek.com
👉site: www.nationalgeografic.com/magazine

🔄  TEMA ABORDADO NO TEXTO:
👉 MODA: TERNO SOCIÁVEL LAVÁVEL 
👉 CIDADE: OLINDA 
👉 MENU DOS ASTRONAUTOS 
👉07 Questões(múltiplas escolhas com 05 alternativas cada)
👉Interpretação textual
👉Vocabulário
👉Gramática

🔄Texto  1  "Weathering the storm"
Com 02 questões(12,13)

🔄Texto  2  "E-cycling Etiquette: How to Help"
Com 02 questões(14,15)

🔄Texto  3  "Grow Your Own Teeth"
Com 01 questão(16)

🔄Texto  4  Cartoon "SNOOPY"
Com 01 questão(17)

🔄Texto  5  Cartoon do "GARFIELD"
Com 01 questão(18)

[c]Dictionary:
Caso necessário,sugiro que consulte os 02(dois) excelentes dicionários a seguir:
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/
http:/www.macmillandictionary.com/
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🔄Phrasal Verbs:
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🔄Expressões verbais no PERFECT TENSE(present perfect/past perfect/present perfect continuous/past perfect continuous):
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🔄Expressões com os 10 modais(can/could/may/might/must/should/would/ought to/will/shall):
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🔄Expressões VERBAIS EM GERAL:
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Agora, vamos à prova.
The following text refers to questions 12 and 13.
January 20, 2009
Obama's inaugural speech
(CNN) -- Barack Obama was sworn in as the 44th president of the United States and the nation’s first African-American president Tuesday. This is a transcript of his prepared speech.
My fellow citizens:
I stand here today humbled __( I )__ the task before us, grateful __( II )__ the trust you have bestowed, mindful __( III )__ the sacrifices borne by our
ancestors. I thank President Bush __( IV )__ his service __( V )__ our nation, as well as the generosity and cooperation he has shown __( VI )__ this transition.

Forty-four Americans have now taken the presidential oath. The words have been spoken during rising tides of prosperity and the still waters of peace. Yet, every so often, the oath is taken amidst gathering clouds
and raging storms. At these moments, America has carried on not simply because of the skill or vision of those in high office, but because We the People have remained faithful to the ideals of our forebearers, and true to our founding documents.

So it has been. So it must be with this generation of Americans.

That we are in the midst of crisis is now well understood. Our nation is at war, against a far-reaching network of violence and hatred. Our economy is badly weakened, a consequence of greed and irresponsibility on the part of some, but also our collective failure to make hard choices and prepare
the nation for a new age. Homes have been lost; jobs shed; businesses shuttered. Our health care is too costly; our schools fail too many; and each day brings further evidence that the ways we use energy strengthen our adversaries and threaten our planet.
(www.cnn.com)
Questão nº 12
The prepositions that properly fill in blanks I, II, III, IV, V and VI, in the text, are
a) on, at, through, by, to and for.
b) by, for, of, for, to and throughout.
c) at, from, by, over, on and about.
d) in, to, on, in, to and during.
e) for, in, with, at, into and across.
Questão nº 13
According to the part of Barack Obama’s inaugural speech,
a) forty-four people have been prosperous and peaceful in America in spite of raging storms.
b) the new generation of Americans have been born in the USA feeling responsible for hatred and violence.
c) the American nation is currently at war in far-fetched places against the collective failure.
d) the people in high office are humble and grateful. Nobody can blame Bush for this smooth transition.
e) American society is economically affected nowadays due to some people’s covetousness and lack of liability.

The following text refers to questions 14 to 16.
MOVIES
Why Is This Woman Smiling?
Julia R. is a superstar, but her box-office reign might be over.
By Ramin Setoodeh

Julia Roberts’s fans have always had a theory about __( I )__. When her hair is red and long and curly, as it was in “Pretty Woman” and “My Best Friend’s Wedding,” she’s at her most delicious. When her hair is short (“Conspiracy Theory,” “Stepmom”)
she’s playing someone serious, and the movie is seriously mediocre. When her hair is short and blonde and looks as though it were inspired by
Eleanor Roosevelt (“Charlie Wilson’s War”), get ready to hit the DVD eject button. In “Duplicity,” a new romantic spy thriller costarring Clive Owen, Roberts is poised to make her triumphant return after essentially taking five years off to raise her three children. No, the studio hasn’t let us see “Duplicity” yet, but everything you need to know is on display in the trailer, starting with the red hair. So, too, is the wicked tongue from “Erin Brockovich” and, almost as important, that infectious, giddy laugh that booms so loudly, it comes with its own echo.
(www.newsweek.com)
Questão nº 14
The possessive form that properly fills in the blank I, in the text, is
a) Roberts, Julia’s movies.
b) Julia’s movies Roberts.
c) Julia Roberts’s movies.
d) movie of Julia Roberts.
e) Julia Robert’s movies.
Questão nº 15
According to the article, in her most recent movie,
a) Julia Roberts’s is likely to be back to her old shape, including her best hair style and her widely known smile.
b) Julia Roberts’s plays a red-haired woman who is poisoned by someone called Erin Brockovich.
c) Julia Roberts’s laughs loudly throughout the story after funny things that happen.
d) Julia Roberts’s returns after watching “Duplicity” with her three children in the studio.
e) Julia Roberts’s has short brown hair which will soon be dyed red towards the end of the story.
Questão nº 16
Choose the sentence where the word giddy is being used with the same meaning as in the text.
a) The new office block was a real giddy.
b) I felt giddy by her betrayal.
c) Her report was giddy in its criticism of the management.
d) Diana was giddy with love.

e) It was very giddy of you not to offer him a lift.

The following text refers to questions 17 and 18.
Brave Heiress, Brave Heart
By Fernando Duarte
———————————————————————————
Daughter of Brazil’s most famous environmentalist, Elenira Mendes pays tribute to
her father, 20 years after an assassination that shocked and engaged the world.
———————————————————————————
In December 1988, a year after Chico Mendes came top in the UNEP’s Global 500 Roll of Honour, a prize awarded to environmental activists, he was killed in cold blood by hitmen hired by Darli Alves, a farmer who’d already lost his political and moral battle against the rubber-tapper. The crime shocked the world, and left an indelible scar on Elenira, the four
year-old child who held her father in her arms as he took his last breath.
But __( I )__ fear and pain could have driven Elenira away from her father’s cause, she persevered. Today she continues his mission to make people more aware of environmental issues, as she explained during her last trip to London at the beginning of January, __( II )__ she took part in a lecture at the Royal Society for Arts and Technology.

Chico Mendes, twenty years later
“My father became a figurehead for the Brazilian environmental movement and his work made a real impact, improving conditions for rubber-tappers
and helping to set up reservations for them. But I feel that he’d still have his work cut out for him today; __( III )__ the advances made by the Lula
administration, safeguarding the Amazon continues to be an enormous challenge. __( IV )__, take the reservation named after my father, in Xapuri, which has been overtaken by farmers. I’m also worried about the way in which the people of the rainforest are being tempted into taking up cattle-herding because the profits are a lot more immediate…”
(Jungle Drums)
Questão nº 17
The connectors that appropriately fill in blanks I, II, III and IV, in the text, are
a) however, neither, also and in spite of.
b) whom, whether, if and furthermore.
c) whilst, when, despite and for example.
d) then, while, therefore and nevertheless.
e) when, after, although and even so.
Questão nº 18
The FALSE statement, according to the text, is:
a) raising cows is currently good business in the rainforest.
b) Chico Mendes wouldn’t make much difference today since the Brazilian environment movement nowadays is really big.
c) The Chico Mendes reservation is in danger right now due to farmers’ invasions.
d) these days Elenira is carrying on her father’s work although she was too young when Mr. Mendes died.
e) the rubber-tappers are in need of better work conditions and more reservations to be able to do a good job.

FGV/VESTIBULAR–2011.1–ECONOMIA–1º SEMESTRE–LÍNGUA INGLESA–GABARITO, TEXTOS TRADUZIDOS & AQUISIÇÃO DE VOCABULÁRIO.

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❑  PROVA DE LÍNGUA INGLESA:
•  FGV/VESTIBULAR-2011.1-PROCESSO SELETIVO-1º SEMESTRE-GRADUAÇÃO EM ECONOMIA-SP.

❑ ESTRUTURA-PROVA:
 15 MCQs (Multiple Choice Question) / 5 Options Each Question.
  • Texto (1) – | Brazil to eliminate extreme poverty by 2016 http://english.peopledaily.com.cn |
  • Texto (2) – | South America’s giant comes of age www.ft.com |
  • Texto (3) – | Global Tax Evasion http://images.businessweek.com |

PROVA, TRADUÇÃO, GABARITO & MUITO VOCABULÁRIO

 PROVA:
 GABARITO:


01-D,  02-A,  03-E,  04-C,  05-B
06-D,  07-C,  08-A,  09-E,  10-B
11-D,  12-C,  13-A,  14-E,  15-B


❑ TRADUÇÃO-TEXTO 1:
Brazil to eliminate extreme poverty by 2016
Brasil eliminará a pobreza extrema até 2016
[1º PARÁGRAFO]
Brazil will wipe out extreme poverty and cut the poverty rate to four percent by 2016, said a study released Tuesday by the country’s Institute of Applied Economic Research (IPEA).
[2º PARÁGRAFO]
According to the IPEA, 10.5 percent of the country’s population are now considered as extremely poor, while 28.8 percent as poor. The poor families have a monthly per capita income of 255 reais (145 U.S. dollars), just half the minimum wage, while the extremely poor families have merely a quarter of the minimum wage, or 127.5 reais (72.85 U.S. dollars).

[3º PARÁGRAFO]
Poverty in Brazil has been on a fast decline in recent years.

[4º PARÁGRAFO]
According to the IPEA, between 1955-2008, 12.8 million Brazilians were lifted out of poverty, while another 12.1 million were pulled out of extreme poverty. The figures represent a 33.6 percent fall in poverty rate and an almost 50 percent drop in extreme poverty rate.
[5º PARÁGRAFO]
Based on the Lula administration’s poverty reduction pace since it took office in 2003, the IPEA now estimates that extreme poverty may disappear in the country by 2016. The IPEA predicts that by 2012, extreme poverty will be wiped out in the states of Santa Catarina and Parana, both in the southern region. By 2014, extreme poverty will be eliminated in other five states.
Source: Xinhua
(http://english.peopledaily.com.cn. Adaptado.)

01  (FGV-EESP-2011-ECONOMIA)
The study released by IPEA shows that(A) slightly less than a third of Brazil’s population may be considered as extremely poor and poor.
(B) people who earn the minimum wage are considered poor, although their earnings are very low.
(C) extremely poor families get a monthly income of 127.5 reais altogether, but families in this condition are rising sharply.
(D) there was an almost 50% reduction in extreme poverty rate, which represents 12.1 million people, in over 50-year span.
(E) southern states are more developed in Brazil and this explains why poverty will be eliminated by 2016 there.

02  (FGV-EESP-2011-ECONOMIA)

According to the text, IPEA forecasts that

(A) in six year’s time the poverty rate might come to only four percent in Brazil.
(B) there should be a 33.6% reduction in poverty rate due to Lula’s poverty reduction program.
(C) the present poverty reduction plan targets five states in the northern region by 2014.
(D) there might be further poverty reduction initiatives so that it will be eliminated in four years.
(E) seven states in Brazil will wipe out poverty by 2014.

03  (FGV-EESP-2011-ECONOMIA)

In

the sentence of the first paragraph – According to the IPEA, 10.5 percent of the country’s population are now considered as extremely poor, while 28.8 percent as poor.

the word while may be replaced, without changes in meaning, by

(A) where.
(B) than.
(C) whenever.
(D) whichever.
(E) whereas.

04  (FGV-EESP-2011-ECONOMIA)

No trecho do segundo parágrafo

The figures represent a 33.6 percent fall in poverty rate and an almost 50 percent drop in extreme poverty rate.

a palavra figures refere-se

(A) a figuras do estudo do IPEA.
(B) às datas entre 1955 e 2008.
(C) a 12,8 e 12,1 milhões de brasileiros.
(D) às taxas de 33,6% e 50%.
(E) a gráficos de redução de pobreza e de extrema pobreza até 2016.

TEXTO 2:

Instrução: Leia o texto para responder às questões de números 05 a 10.

South America’s giant comes of age

By John Paul Rathbone
June 28, 2010.

If the rise of Brazil was cast as a childhood story rather than a dry economics tract, the fable might go something like this. Once upon a time, there was a skinny boy who was bullied at school. Every time there was a fight in the playground, he seemed to end up as the punchbag. The boy rarely complained, even though his sorry state did not match the glorious fate about which he often daydreamed. That just seemed to be the way things were.

One day, a new teacher arrived, bringing with him some new games for the classroom. These playthings distracted the big boys, and the fighting stopped. The skinny boy used the calm to do exercises, recommended by his canny stepmother, who also fed him a special soup to make him strong.

All good things come to end, however. The games broke, as they always do, and tempers flared again in the playground. This time, however, the big boys no longer bullied the skinny boy. He had become lean and fit, while they had grown fat and clumsy. Instead of pushing him around, they even seemed to look up to him. Standing in the school yard, blinking in the sun, the boy revelled in his new status. Would it last? He wanted to make sure it would.

The skinny boy is, of course, Brazil. His bullies are the financial markets of developed economies, the new games are the soothing palliative of the noughties credit boom, and the latest school-ground fight is the global financial crisis. His stepmother is China, the special soup he ate the commodity boom that has boosted Brazil’s economy, and his exercises represent the macroeconomic stabilisation policies Brazil put in place in the mid-1990s. The result, in this simple tale first told by Brazilian commentator Ricardo Amorim, is the new Brazil: a slightly gangly adolescent, standing tall amid the world community, not fully grown into its new stature but confident and eager to make its mark.

(www.ft.com. Adaptado.)

05  (FGV-EESP-2011-ECONOMIA)

The fable presented in the text

(A) shows that rough boys always become clumsy and fat in the end.
(B) resembles a story of the ugly duckling that turned out to be a swan.
(C) doubts if it is important to be lean and fit to become fearless.
(D) assures that the skinny boy will keep his newly acquired status forever.
(E) demonstrates that government investments should be geared towards food and education.

• ANSWER (B)
- The fable presented in the text
(A) shows that rough boys always become clumsy and fat in the end.
(mostra que meninos rudes sempre se tornam desajeitados e gordos no final.)
(B) resembles a story of the ugly duckling that turned out to be a swan.
(lembra a história do patinho feio que acabou por ser um cisne.)
(C) doubts if it is important to be lean and fit to become fearless.
(duvida se é importante ser magro e apto para não ter medo.)
(D) assures that the skinny boy will keep his newly acquired status forever.
(garante que o menino magrinho manterá seu status recém-adquirido para sempre.)
(E) demonstrates that government investments should be geared towards food and education.
(demonstra que os investimentos governamentais devem ser direcionados para alimentação e educação.)

06  (FGV-EESP-2011-ECONOMIA)

According to the text, Brazil’s antagonists when it was compared to a skinny boy were

(A) the new games played by the big boys.
(B) global financial crisis.
(C) the noughties credit boom.
(D) financial markets of developed economies.
(E) macroeconomic stabilization policies.

07  (FGV-EESP-2011-ECONOMIA)

Conforme o texto, um dos fatores que propiciou o crescimento do Brasil perante o mundo foi:

(A) O Brasil fez parte da expansão de crédito dos países ricos.
(B) A polícia brasileira ajudou a estabilizar as tensões nos anos 90.
(C) O Brasil impulsionou sua economia aproveitando a demanda de commodities.
(D) Os políticos aprovaram um plano macroeconômico que agradou aos mercados internacionais.
(E) A crise financeira global atingiu os mercados de crédito despreparados.

08  (FGV-EESP-2011-ECONOMIA)

No trecho do terceiro parágrafo

Instead of pushing him around, they even seemed to look up to him.

a palavra instead indica a ideia de

(A) substituição.
(B) ênfase.
(C) adversidade.
(D) conclusão.
(E) condição.

09  (FGV-EESP-2011-ECONOMIA)

In the excerpt from the last paragraph

 – a slightly gangly adolescent, standing tall amid the world community, not fully grown into its new stature but confident and eager to make its mark. – 

may be understood as the following:

(A) Brazil is still the skinny boy that has grown tall.
(B) The size of Brazil as well as its population is an asset in the world market.
(C) The adolescent character of Brazilian people is a plus because they can change direction when needed.
(D) The lack of confidence made Brazil be less accepted by the developed countries.
(E) Brazil has the means to step into the world stage and might develop further.

10  (FGV-EESP-2011-ECONOMIA)

No trecho do primeiro parágrafo

the fable might go something like this.

a palavra this refere-se

(A) ao tratado econômico.
(B) à história que se segue até o final do terceiro parágrafo.
(C) ao crescimento do Brasil no cenário mundial.
(D) ao menino franzino que se transformou em adolescente.
(E) à comparação dos meninos briguentos com os países desenvolvidos.

TEXTO 3:

Leia o texto para responder às questões de números 11 a 15.

Global Tax Evasion
by Chris Prentice

Despite what many might argue, paying taxes is one of the cornerstones of a healthy economy. More and more citizens around the world are avoiding taxes by operating businesses off the data grid.

The boom in “shadow economies” leaves governments insufficient revenue to provide adequate public services, whether that means health care, roads, education, or even better tax collection. In fact, a new report estimates that in 2007, in 162 countries, an average of 35.5 percent of official gross domestic product slipped through the cracks — not counting any fruits from such illegal activities as drug dealing or organized crime.

Friedrich Schneider, an economics professor at Austria’s Johannes Kepler University of Linz and a co-author of the report, “Shadow Economies All Over the World: New Estimates for 162 Countries from 1999 to 2007” emphasizes that the study’s numbers refer only to the amount unpaid by individuals and businesses avoiding taxes or legal labor requirements.

The problem is on the rise __14__ in developed and developing nations. The worst offender is the former Soviet republic of Georgia, where an estimated 72.5 percent of GDP was untaxed in 2007. The U.S., while not immune to shadow economic problems, is the world’s __15__ affected country, with a mere 9.0 percent of legally derived GDP escaping the IRS that year.
(http://images.businessweek.com. Adaptado.)

11  (FGV-EESP-2011-ECONOMIA)

Conforme o texto,

(A) a economia informal está sob a mira de uma investigação da polícia internacional.
(B) o tráfico de drogas é o negócio mais rentável da economia informal.
(C) os indivíduos que sonegam impostos são os que reclamam da má qualidade dos serviços públicos.
(D) nem todos concordam que os impostos são um dos fundamentos de uma economia saudável.
(E) cerca de 35,5% dos 162 países estudados apresentam um alto índice de evasão de impostos.

12  (FGV-EESP-2011-ECONOMIA)

According to the text, the problem of tax evasion

(A) could be detected in one third of the countries studied.
(B) can be pinpointed when workers complain about their legal labor rights.
(C) is increasing globally through the rise of businesses that remain in the shadow economy.
(D) was first brought up by Mr. Schneider in his report in 2007.
(E) is unfair because those who avoid taxes benefit from public services.

13  (FGV-EESP-2011-ECONOMIA)

No trecho do segundo parágrafo

an average of 35.5 percent of official gross domestic product slipped through the cracks 

a expressão slipped through the cracks tem sentido equivalente, em português, a

(A) escorreu pelo ralo.
(B) deu com os burros n’água.
(C) tanto bateu que levou.
(D) encontrou seu caminho.
(E) teve jogo de cintura.

Instrução:

Para responder às questões 14 e 15, assinale as alternativas que completam corretamente as respectivas lacunas no último parágrafo do texto.

14  (FGV-EESP-2011-ECONOMIA)

(A) neither
(B) or
(C) so
(D) such
(E) both

15  (FGV-EESP-2011-ECONOMIA)

(A) small
(B) least
(C) more
(D) many
(E) fewest