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TEXTO 1:
CHARLIE CHAPLIN – A COMIC GENIUS
1
One of the most
important and influential
figures in the history of
motion pictures, Charlie
Chaplin was perhaps the
greatest comedian to have
ever lived. He made his
reputation in 1914 when, in
his second film, Kid Auto
Races at Venice, he
introduced the world to the
helpless “little tramp.” With
his smudge moustache,
baggy trousers and bowler
hat, and twirling his cane,
the tramp soon had
cinema audiences
entranced. It was a
fantastic creation, stirring
up emotions, both happy
and sad, and Chaplin
played that classic role in
more than 70 films during
his career, earning him
both a fortune and
international fame.2
Chaplin’s beginnings
never promised such success. Though born into a
wealthy London family, the good times quickly
disappeared. His father deserted when Charlie was
an infant (and later died of alcoholism) and his
mother, a successful music hall star, had a nervous
breakdown and was sent to an asylum. Charlie thus
found himself in an orphanage. It was the theatre
that gave Chaplin his first release from the
pressures of troubled life. He made his debut in
1894, appearing on stage with his mother. Later he
became part of Fred Karno’s music hall troupe and
went with them on their American tour of 1912. It
was while the company was in the United States
that the young Chaplin was spotted by the film
director Mack Sennett and signed to Keystone Films
at 150 dollars a week. Over the next few months
Chaplin made dozens of films for Keystone many of
which featured his newly created “little tramp”
character.
From: Speak Up. Agosto 1999 – nº
147 (adapted)
👉 Questão 01 :
Read the summaries below.
Which one (s)
contains (contain) the same information found
in the text?
01. According to the text, Chaplin stands as one of
the greatest comedians ever, being also a
relevant and powerful person in the history of
the movie industry. His success is due to a
character he created, known as the “little
tramp”. First introduced to the world in Kid Auto
Races at Venice, the “little tramp” appeared in
all Chaplin’s movies and earned money and
fame. Chaplin was meant to be successful
since the beginning of his career. Born into a
rich family, Chaplin was sent to an orphanage
when his father and mother died. In 1912 he
went on a tour with Karno’s music hall troupe,
but his first performance on stage was in 1894.
When touring with Karno’s group, Chaplin was
invited to film Keystone for 150 dollars a week.
02. In the text it is said that Chaplin gained one of
the highest positions as a comedian in the
cinema world. The text also describes the
character that brought Chaplin fame and fortune
and shows when his career blossomed.
Besides that, we are told about who was
responsible for his recognition and the number
of times Chaplin performed his “little tramp”
character in the films he took part in during
those years. On the other hand, we learn how
difficult Chaplin’s life was when he was very
young.
04. The text refers to Charlie Chaplin as one of the
greatest comic actors in the whole history of
motion pictures. It also tells how Chaplin gained
success through the creation of his famous
character – the “little tramp” – and presents a
brief description of him. Besides that, the reader
is informed about the hard times Chaplin had to
overcome still as a child, since his father left
and his mother became seriously ill. The text
also mentions when Chaplin’s talent was
recognized and who took part in this process.
Finally, the last lines of the text show us that
Chaplin played the role of his new character in
many films he made at that time.
08. Chaplin, the greatest comedian in the history of
motion pictures, started his career in 1914, with
Kid Auto Races at Venice. After having lived in
an orphanage, he made his first public
appearance in 1894, with his mother. Chaplin
was invited to work for Keystone Films by Mack
Sennet, who brought him fame and fortune.
👍 Comentários e Gabarito 02+04 = (06)
TÓPICO - IDEIA CONTEXTUAL ou INFORMAÇÃO DENTRO DO TEXTO :
01. According to the text, Chaplin stands as one of the greatest comedians ever, being also a relevant and powerful person in the history of the movie industry. His success is due to a character he created, known as the “little tramp”. First introduced to the world in Kid Auto Races at Venice, the “little tramp” appeared in all Chaplin’s movies and earned money and fame. Chaplin was meant to be successful since the beginning of his career. Born into a rich family, Chaplin was sent to an orphanage when his father and mother died. In 1912 he went on a tour with Karno’s music hall troupe, but his first performance on stage was in 1894. When touring with Karno’s group, Chaplin was invited to film Keystone for 150 dollars a week.
02. In the text it is said that Chaplin gained one of the highest positions as a comedian in the cinema world. The text also describes the character that brought Chaplin fame and fortune and shows when his career blossomed. Besides that, we are told about who was responsible for his recognition and the number of times Chaplin performed his “little tramp” character in the films he took part in during those years. On the other hand, we learn how difficult Chaplin’s life was when he was very young.
04. The text refers to Charlie Chaplin as one of the greatest comic actors in the whole history of motion pictures. It also tells how Chaplin gained success through the creation of his famous character – the “little tramp” – and presents a brief description of him. Besides that, the reader is informed about the hard times Chaplin had to overcome still as a child, since his father left and his mother became seriously ill. The text also mentions when Chaplin’s talent was recognized and who took part in this process. Finally, the last lines of the text show us that Chaplin played the role of his new character in many films he made at that time.
08. Chaplin, the greatest comedian in the history of motion pictures, started his career in 1914, with Kid Auto Races at Venice. After having lived in an orphanage, he made his first public appearance in 1894, with his mother. Chaplin was invited to work for Keystone Films by Mack Sennet, who brought him fame and fortune.
👉 Questão 02 :
Choose the proposition(s) in which the
definitions of the underlined words correspond
to the meaning used in the text.
01. figures – numbered drawings or diagrams in a
book.
02. cane – to punish someone, especially a child, by
hitting them with a long thin stick.
04. role – the character played by an actor in a play
or film.
08. stage – the raised floor in a theater on which
plays are performed.
16. dozens of – a lot of.
32. featured – showed.
👍 Comentários e Gabarito 04+08+16+32 = (60)
TÓPICO - IDEIA CONTEXTUAL ou INFORMAÇÃO DENTRO DO TEXTO :
01. figures – numbered drawings or diagrams in a book.
02. cane – to punish someone, especially a child, by hitting them with a long thin stick.
04. role – the character played by an actor in a play or film.
08. stage – the raised floor in a theater on which plays are performed.
16. dozens of – a lot of.
32. featured – showed.
👉 Questão 03 :
Select the proposition (s) in which the beginning
of the sentence can be CORRECTLY matched
with both alternatives, according to the text.
01. With his “little tramp” character Chaplin
a) received a large amount of money.
b) became famous all over the world.
02.
Charlie Chaplin’s beginnings were not easy
because
a) his family had serious problems.
b) his father abandoned him and his mother got
a mental illness when he was just a little boy.
04.
As a “little tramp” Chaplin used to wear
a) loose trousers.
b) a hat with a round hard top.
08. In 1912 Chaplin
a) traveled with a music hall company around
the United States.
b) made a show with his mother.
16. Every month Chaplin
a) received almost two hundred dollars.
b) was invited to make a new film.
👍 Comentários e Gabarito 01+02+04 = (07)
TÓPICO - IDEIA CONTEXTUAL ou INFORMAÇÃO DENTRO DO TEXTO :
01. With his “little tramp” character Chaplin
a) received a large amount of money.
b) became famous all over the world.
02.
Charlie Chaplin’s beginnings were not easy because
a) his family had serious problems.
b) his father abandoned him and his mother got a mental illness when he was just a little boy.
04.
As a “little tramp” Chaplin used to wear
a) loose trousers.
b) a hat with a round hard top.
08. In 1912 Chaplin
a) traveled with a music hall company around the United States.
b) made a show with his mother.
16. Every month Chaplin
a) received almost two hundred dollars.
b) was invited to make a new film.
TEXTO 2:
CHARLIE CHAPLIN: THE LATER YEARS
Chaplin’s subsequent films, like The Tramp
and Shanghaied,
firmly established his
reputation and, as his
fame rose, so too did
his salary and his
power. By 1917
Chaplin was able to
demand a million
dollars for eight
pictures. By now
Chaplin was taking
an increasing amount
of control over his
work: writing,
directing, producing
and even composing
the music for many of
the films in which he
starred. In 1919 that control became complete with
Chaplin, along with Mary Pickford, Douglas
Fairbanks and D. W. Griffith, forming United Artists
as an independent company to distribute their films.
2
The introduction of sound to the cinema,
however, brought an end to Chaplin’s greatness. His
style of performance, derived from the circus clown
and from mime, no longer seemed to work its magic.
He avoided using the new technology for his films
City Lights and Modern Times but embraced it in
his 1936 movie, The Great Dictator. Though Chaplin
continued to make the occasional film, and also
wrote two books, his glory days were over. His leftist
politics brought him in for a good deal of criticism
(as did an affair with a young woman) and
investigation by the Un-American Affairs
Commission. As a result, Chaplin left the U.S. in
1952 and, having been refused re-entry, made his
home in Switzerland. In 1972 he returned to the
United States to receive several tributes, among
them a special Academy Award for his contributions
to the film industry. Three years later he was
knighted. Chaplin died on December 25th 1977.
Among his obituaries was a quote from the actor in
1960: “I remain one thing and one thing only, and
that is a clown. It places me on a far higher plane
than any politician.”
From: Speak Up. Agosto 1999 – no
147 (adapted)
👉 Questão 04 :
The statements in italics below were extracted
or adapted from the text. They are all correct.
Choose the proposition(s) in which the
statement in letter a) is CORRECTLY explained
or interpreted in letter b), according to the
text.
01.
a) Chaplin avoided using the new technology for
some of his films but embraced it in his The
Great Dictator.
b) Chaplin decided to introduce sound to many
films but didn’t accept to use it in The Great
Dictator.
02.
a) The introduction of sound to the cinema
brought an end to Chaplin’s greatness.
b) When silent films disappeared fame deserted
Chaplin.
04.
a) Chaplin’s glory days were over.
b) Chaplin’s fame was gone.
08.
a) “It places me on a far higher plane than any
politician.”
b) The artist compares himself to a politician,
and as a clown he feels less important.
16.
a) Chaplin left the U.S. and, having been
refused re-entry, made his home in
Switzerland.
b) Chaplin decided to live in Switzerland
because the American people finally
accepted his bad manners.
32.
a) Chaplin’s leftist politics brought him in for a
good deal of criticism.
b) Chaplin’s political ideals provoked a lot of
criticism against him.
👍 Comentários e Gabarito 02+04+32 = (38)
TÓPICO - IDEIA CONTEXTUAL ou INFORMAÇÃO DENTRO DO TEXTO :
01.
a) Chaplin avoided using the new technology for some of his films but embraced it in his The Great Dictator.
b) Chaplin decided to introduce sound to many films but didn’t accept to use it in The Great Dictator.
02.
a) The introduction of sound to the cinema brought an end to Chaplin’s greatness.
b) When silent films disappeared fame deserted Chaplin.
04.
a) Chaplin’s glory days were over.
b) Chaplin’s fame was gone.
08.
a) “It places me on a far higher plane than any politician.”
b) The artist compares himself to a politician, and as a clown he feels less important.
16.
a) Chaplin left the U.S. and, having been refused re-entry, made his home in Switzerland.
b) Chaplin decided to live in Switzerland because the American people finally accepted his bad manners.
32.
a) Chaplin’s leftist politics brought him in for a good deal of criticism.
b) Chaplin’s political ideals provoked a lot of criticism against him.
👉 Questão 05 :
Select the proposition(s) which contains
(contain) CORRECT references to the following
words, underlined in the text.
01. which (paragraph 1): the films
02. their (paragraph 1): Mary Pickford, Douglas
Fairbanks, D.W. Griffith, and Chaplin
04. its (paragraph 2): the circus clown
08. it (paragraph 2): the new technology
16. them (paragraph 2): several tributes
32. the actor (paragraph 2): Chaplin
64. that (paragraph 2): the actor
👍 Comentários e Gabarito 01+02+08+16+32 = (59)
TÓPICO - IDEIA CONTEXTUAL ou INFORMAÇÃO DENTRO DO TEXTO :
01. which (paragraph 1): the films
02. their (paragraph 1): Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks, D.W. Griffith, and Chaplin
04. its (paragraph 2): the circus clown
08. it (paragraph 2): the new technology
16. them (paragraph 2): several tributes
32. the actor (paragraph 2): Chaplin
64. that (paragraph 2): the actor
👉 Questão 06 :
Identify the CORRECT proposition(s) according
to the text.
01. As Chaplin’s reputation increased, so did his
salary and power.
02. Chaplin could ask for a large amount of money
for his movies after becoming famous.
04. For many of the films he saw, Chaplin
composed the music.
08. Chaplin’s style of performance was taken
from the circus clown and mime.
16. After sound was introduced to the cinema,
Chaplin’s performance did not work its magic
anymore.
32. Chaplin tried to re-enter the United States, but
was not allowed. So he established himself in
Europe.
👍 Comentários e Gabarito 01+02+08+16+32 = (59)
TÓPICO - IDEIA CONTEXTUAL ou INFORMAÇÃO DENTRO DO TEXTO :
01. As Chaplin’s reputation increased, so did his salary and power.
02. Chaplin could ask for a large amount of money for his movies after becoming famous.
04. For many of the films he saw, Chaplin composed the music.
08. Chaplin’s style of performance was taken from the circus clown and mime.
16. After sound was introduced to the cinema, Chaplin’s performance did not work its magic anymore.
32. Chaplin tried to re-enter the United States, but was not allowed. So he established himself in Europe.
TEXTO 3:
REWARDS FOR TALENTS
1
Awards and medals
are usually given
throughout the world to
outstanding people in
several areas of
knowledge. One of the
most famous awards is
the Nobel Prize. There
are other well-known
premiums in the United
States.
2
PULITZER PRIZES
– they were endowed by
Joseph Pulitzer (1847-
1911), publisher of the
New York World, in a
bequest to Columbia
University. They are
awarded annually since
1917 for work done
during the preceding
year. All prizes are $3,000 in each category
(Journalism, Literature and Music), except
Meritorious Public Service for which a gold medal is
given.
3
OSCAR – a gold-plated statuette awarded
by the American Academy of Motion Picture Arts
and Sciences for outstanding contributions to
motion-picture industry since 1928. The first movie
to get an Oscar was Wings and the first director was
Frank Borzage with Seventh Heaven. There are
many versions about the origin of the name “Oscar”,
which has been used since 1931. The most
common one is that the statuette was named after
Oscar Pierce, the uncle of Margaret Herrick, a
librarian of the Academy.
4
GRAMMY – A statuette awarded annually
by the National Academy of Recording Arts and
Sciences for outstanding achievement in almost 70
categories in the recording industry. The first
Grammy was delivered in 1958 to Domenico
Modugno for his song Volare. The word Grammy
comes from GRAM (ophone).
From: LIBERATO, Wilson Antônio.
Compact English
Book. FTD, 1998.
👉 Questão 07 :
Select the CORRECT proposition(s) according
to the text.
01. Among the many well-known awards given in
the United States, the Nobel Prize is the most
famous one.
02. The first Pulitzer Prizes were awarded by
Joseph Pulitzer, a publisher of the New York
World.
04. Music is one of the categories awarded by both
the Pulitzer Prizes and the Grammy.
08. The prizes mentioned in the text were all named
after outstanding people.
16. The name Oscar was probably a tribute to
Margaret Herrick’s uncle.
👍 Comentários e Gabarito 04+16 = (20)
TÓPICO - IDEIA CONTEXTUAL ou INFORMAÇÃO DENTRO DO TEXTO :
01. Among the many well-known awards given in the United States, the Nobel Prize is the most famous one.
02. The first Pulitzer Prizes were awarded by Joseph Pulitzer, a publisher of the New York World.
04. Music is one of the categories awarded by both the Pulitzer Prizes and the Grammy.
08. The prizes mentioned in the text were all named after outstanding people.
16. The name Oscar was probably a tribute to Margaret Herrick’s uncle.
👉 Questão 08 :
In which paragraphs can you find the
following information?
Select the CORRECT
proposition(s) according to the text.
01. the probable origin of the name of a premium
given to important contributions to the film
industry: paragraph 3
02. the approximate amount of categories that
receive a statuette in the world of the recording
industry: paragraph 4
04. the name of a country where famous rewards
are delivered: paragraph 1
08. the name of a prize that is awarded monthly
since the beginning of the century: paragraph 2
16. the year in which the name “Oscar” was
first used to name a gold-plated statuette:
paragraph 3
32. how long the person who endowed the Pulitzer
Prizes lived: paragraph 2
64. the price of the gold medal that is delivered as a
Pulitzer Prize: paragraph 2
👍 Comentários e Gabarito 01+02+04+16+32 = (55)
TÓPICO - IDEIA CONTEXTUAL ou INFORMAÇÃO DENTRO DO TEXTO :
01. the probable origin of the name of a premium given to important contributions to the film industry: paragraph 3
02. the approximate amount of categories that receive a statuette in the world of the recording industry: paragraph 4
04. the name of a country where famous rewards are delivered: paragraph 1
08. the name of a prize that is awarded monthly since the beginning of the century: paragraph 2
16. the year in which the name “Oscar” was first used to name a gold-plated statuette: paragraph 3
32. how long the person who endowed the Pulitzer Prizes lived: paragraph 2
64. the price of the gold medal that is delivered as a Pulitzer Prize: paragraph 2
👉 Questão 09 :
Which of the following questions can be
answered according to the information
contained in the text?
01. How much do Americans spend on awards and
medals given to famous people around the
world every month?
02. What is the name of the artist who received a
Pulitzer Prize last year?
04. What was the first song to receive a Grammy?
08. What do people win a Pulitzer Prize for?
16. Who won an Oscar for Best Director this year?
32. How many premiums are mentioned in the text?
👍 Comentários e Gabarito 04+08+32 = (44)
TÓPICO - IDEIA CONTEXTUAL ou INFORMAÇÃO DENTRO DO TEXTO :
01. How much do Americans spend on awards and medals given to famous people around the world every month?
02. What is the name of the artist who received a Pulitzer Prize last year?
04. What was the first song to receive a Grammy?
08. What do people win a Pulitzer Prize for?
16. Who won an Oscar for Best Director this year?
32. How many premiums are mentioned in the text?
TEXTO 4:
MOVIES AND PHOTOGRAPHS
If we want to learn about other societies, it is
not always necessary to travel. We can discover
what happens in other parts of the world by
watching movies. It is difficult to imagine an easier
method of learning about other countries. Nowadays
movies not only tell stories or record important
historical happenings. They also record for us the
actions and habits of ordinary people. Much of our
present knowledge of living forms and of objects in
distant space, too, is obtained from movies and
photographs.
From: TOTIS, Verônica. Língua Inglesa: Leitura.
Cortez, 1991.
👉 Questão 10 :
The following is the last paragraph of the text.
Select the proposition(s) that presents(present)
the CORRECT punctuation.
01. Camera eyes are generally more accurate, than
the eyes of men and women when a man looks
at the world. He sees only what he chooses to
see. He often finds it more convenient not to
notice certain things. But, a camera represents
every object completely and truthfully. Without
this instrument many scientific discoveries.
Would be impossible and we would be less sure
of many historical facts.
02. Camera eyes are, generally, more accurate than
the eyes of men and women. When a man looks
at the world, he sees only what he chooses to
see. He often finds it more convenient not to
notice certain things. But a camera represents
every object completely and truthfully without
this instrument. Many scientific discoveries.
Would be impossible and we would be less sure
of many historical facts?
04. Camera eyes are generally more accurate than
the eyes of men and women. When a man looks
at the world, he sees only what he chooses to
see? He often finds it more convenient not to
notice certain things; but a camera represents
every object completely and truthfully. Without,
this instrument many scientific discoveries
would be impossible! And we would be less
sure of many historical facts.
08. Camera eyes are generally more accurate than
the eyes of men and women. When a man looks
at the world, he sees only what he chooses to
see. He often finds it more convenient not to
notice certain things. But a camera represents
every object completely and truthfully. Without
this instrument, many scientific discoveries
would be impossible and we would be less sure
of many historical facts.
16. Camera eyes are generally more accurate than
the eyes of men and women. When a man looks
at the world he sees only. What he chooses to
see? He often finds it more convenient not to
notice certain things. But a camera represents
every object completely and truthfully. Without
this instrument, many scientific discoveries
would be impossible and we would be less sure
of many historical facts!
👍 Comentários e Gabarito 08 = (08) 01. Camera eyes are generally more accurate, than the eyes of men and women when a man looks at the world. He sees only what he chooses to see. He often finds it more convenient not to notice certain things. But, a camera represents every object completely and truthfully. Without this instrument many scientific discoveries. Would be impossible and we would be less sure of many historical facts.
02. Camera eyes are, generally, more accurate than the eyes of men and women. When a man looks at the world, he sees only what he chooses to see. He often finds it more convenient not to notice certain things. But a camera represents every object completely and truthfully without this instrument. Many scientific discoveries. Would be impossible and we would be less sure of many historical facts?
04. Camera eyes are generally more accurate than the eyes of men and women. When a man looks at the world, he sees only what he chooses to see? He often finds it more convenient not to notice certain things; but a camera represents every object completely and truthfully. Without, this instrument many scientific discoveries would be impossible! And we would be less sure of many historical facts.
08. Camera eyes are generally more accurate than the eyes of men and women. When a man looks at the world, he sees only what he chooses to see. He often finds it more convenient not to notice certain things. But a camera represents every object completely and truthfully. Without this instrument, many scientific discoveries would be impossible and we would be less sure of many historical facts.
16. Camera eyes are generally more accurate than the eyes of men and women. When a man looks at the world he sees only. What he chooses to see? He often finds it more convenient not to notice certain things. But a camera represents every object completely and truthfully. Without this instrument, many scientific discoveries would be impossible and we would be less sure of many historical facts!
👉 Questão 11 :
Select the CORRECT proposition(s) to
complete the following sentence:
The text makes reference to …
01. travels around the Americas.
02. the contribution of movies and photographs to
our knowledge of the world.
04. the fact that movies and photographs can help
us learn.
08. the stories of famous people.
16. the habits of rich people.
32. historical American events.
64. an easy way to learn about other countries.
👍 Comentários e Gabarito 02+04+64 = (70)
TÓPICO - IDEIA CONTEXTUAL ou INFORMAÇÃO DENTRO DO TEXTO :
The text makes reference to …
01. travels around the Americas.
02. the contribution of movies and photographs to our knowledge of the world.
04. the fact that movies and photographs can help us learn.
08. the stories of famous people.
16. the habits of rich people.
32. historical American events.
64. an easy way to learn about other countries.
👉 Questão 12 :
Which proposition(s) shows(show) the MAIN
IDEA of all the texts, according to their
sequence?
01.
Text 1 – Chaplin’s beginnings and how he
achieved success.
Text 2 – Chaplin’s glory, how he lost his fame
and what happened in his life until he died.
Text 3 – Awards and medals that people
receive all over the world.
Text 4 – The importance of movies and
photographs.
02.
Text 1 – Chaplin’s life.
Text 2 – The decline of silent films and
Chaplin’s death.
Text 3 – The Nobel Prize – one of the most
important awards.
Text 4 – The importance of photographs in
representing knowledge.
04.
Text 1 – The positive responses of cinema
audiences to Chaplin’s new character.
Text 2 – The tributes received by Chaplin close
to the end of his life.
Text 3 – People’s opinion about the different
rewards for talents.
Text 4 – The facility of learning about other
countries.
08.
Text 1 – An account of Chaplin’s career and
some other biographical notes about him.
Text 2 – Chaplin’s fame and decline and what
happened to him up to his death.
Text 3 – Premiums given to people in different
fields of activity.
Text 4 – Movies and photographs in our lives.
16.
Text 1 – A description of Chaplin’s most
important character.
Text 2 – Chaplin’s death.
Text 3 – The origin of some of the very wellknown statuettes awarded every year.
Text 4 – The autonomy man has in choosing
what he wants to see.
👍 Comentários e Gabarito 01+08 = (09) 01.
Text 1 – Chaplin’s beginnings and how he achieved success. Text 2 – Chaplin’s glory, how he lost his fame and what happened in his life until he died.
Text 3 – Awards and medals that people receive all over the world.
Text 4 – The importance of movies and photographs.
02.
Text 1 – Chaplin’s life.
Text 2 – The decline of silent films and Chaplin’s death.
Text 3 – The Nobel Prize – one of the most important awards. Text 4 – The importance of photographs in representing knowledge.
04.
Text 1 – The positive responses of cinema audiences to Chaplin’s new character.
Text 2 – The tributes received by Chaplin close to the end of his life.
Text 3 – People’s opinion about the different rewards for talents.
Text 4 – The facility of learning about other countries.
08.
Text 1 – An account of Chaplin’s career and some other biographical notes about him.
Text 2 – Chaplin’s fame and decline and what happened to him up to his death.
Text 3 – Premiums given to people in different fields of activity.
Text 4 – Movies and photographs in our lives.
16.
Text 1 – A description of Chaplin’s most important character. Text 2 – Chaplin’s death.
Text 3 – The origin of some of the very wellknown statuettes awarded every year.
Text 4 – The autonomy man has in choosing what he wants to see.
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