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segunda-feira, 19 de outubro de 2020

UFSC-2002- Vestibular da Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina

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TEXTO 1:
PLAY BALL !!!
1
It is hard to believe that a game as fast and exciting as soccer had its origin in a religious ceremony several thousand years ago in Egypt. At that time, the contest was between teams of pretty girls who had first taken part in a beauty contest and parade. After putting on armor, they divided into teams and fought with sticks over a round stone. The stone is believed to have represented the sun, or possibly the head of the goddess of agriculture, and this use of the round stone is thought to be the origin of all ball games.
2
The custom of teams competing for control of a round object, or ball, first spread across North Africa, the Arabic countries, and Persia. Over the years, it also spread to the whole world, and probably the most popular team sports today are soccer, baseball, and basketball.
3
Perhaps sports, like music, could be called an international language. Certainly they have done much to bring people from different countries together and to improve understanding among them. Through friendly competition, players and spectators alike have learned that people everywhere are very much the same, and that everyone appreciates good sportsmanship and fair play.
From: Let’s Learn English
W.Bryce Van Syoc & Florence S. Van Syoc American Book Company. New York, 1971 (Adapted)
👉 Questão  01 :
Considering the topic of the text, choose the introduction(s) that can start it meaningfully.
01. “Stop that kick!” ... “Pass the ball!” ... “Goal! Goal!”
02. Known simply as “The Boat Race”, this test lasts twenty minutes, but has captured the public’s attention for over 150 years.
04. The fans watch with attention as a player runs down the soccer field trying to kick the ball towards the goal.
08. Inspired by that idea, the fitness director at the Aspen Club came to New York to organize a cross-training program for Central Park.
16. There must be something that limits the number of people that participate in extreme sports.
32. The spectators stand up and cheer enthusiastically as the player nears the goal, then sit in disappointment when an opponent suddenly gets the ball away from him and starts towards the other end of the field with it.
👍 Comentários e Gabarito  01+04+32 = (37) 
TÓPICO - IDEIA CONTEXTUAL ou INFORMAÇÃO DENTRO DO TEXTO:
01. “Stop that kick!” ... “Pass the ball!” ... “Goal! Goal!”
02. Known simply as “The Boat Race”, this test lasts twenty minutes, but has captured the public’s attention for over 150 years.
04. The fans watch with attention as a player runs down the soccer field trying to kick the ball towards the goal.
08. Inspired by that idea, the fitness director at the Aspen Club came to New York to organize a cross-training program for Central Park.
16. There must be something that limits the number of people that participate in extreme sports.
32. The spectators stand up and cheer enthusiastically as the player nears the goal, then sit in disappointment when an opponent suddenly gets the ball away from him and starts towards the other end of the field with it.
👉 Questão  02 :
Select the CORRECT proposition(s) according to the text.
01. Egyptian men worked hard to invent soccer.
02. Soccer players have a ritual of touching and hugging each other after a goal.
04. It is difficult to accept the idea that soccer originated in a religious ceremony.
08. The players and the spectators enjoyed the game and decided to speak an international language.
16. A round stone was used by the Egyptian girls during the contest.
32. Sports promote better understanding among people from different parts of the world.
64. Ancient people used to wear a protective covering made of metal to kill their opponents.
👍 Comentários e Gabarito  04+16+32 = (52) 
TÓPICO - IDEIA CONTEXTUAL ou INFORMAÇÃO DENTRO DO TEXTO:
01. Egyptian men worked hard to invent soccer.
02. Soccer players have a ritual of touching and hugging each other after a goal.
04. It is difficult to accept the idea that soccer originated in a religious ceremony.
08. The players and the spectators enjoyed the game and decided to speak an international language.
16. A round stone was used by the Egyptian girls during the contest.
32. Sports promote better understanding among people from different parts of the world.
64. Ancient people used to wear a protective covering made of metal to kill their opponents.
👉 Questão  03 :
Which of the questions below can be answered according to the information contained in the text?
01. Which are possibly the most popular team sports nowadays?
02. How many girls were there in each soccer team?
04. How long did a soccer game last in Egypt?
08. Where were the first ball games played?
16. Who used sticks to compete for a round stone in Egypt?
32. What kind of music was appreciated by the Egyptians?
64. What is the effect of friendly competition?
👍 Comentários e Gabarito  01+08+16+64 = (89) 
TÓPICO - IDEIA CONTEXTUAL ou INFORMAÇÃO DENTRO DO TEXTO:
01. Which are possibly the most popular team sports nowadays?
02. How many girls were there in each soccer team?
04. How long did a soccer game last in Egypt?
08. Where were the first ball games played?
16. Who used sticks to compete for a round stone in Egypt?
32. What kind of music was appreciated by the Egyptians?
64. What is the effect of friendly competition? 
👉 Questão  04 :
Read the four summaries below.
Which one(s) contains (contain) the same information found in the text?
01. Through the text we conclude that ball games had their origin a few years ago in Egypt and that the Egyptians’ practice spread all over the world. The text also mentions the names of the most famous sports nowadays and it associates music with sports, since both activities contribute to make people rich.
02. From the text we learn about the origin of all ball games and about the probable meanings of the round stone used in the games in ancient times. It also refers to the three team sports that can be possibly considered the most popular ones nowadays. After that, the text compares sports with music mentioning the benefits they bring to people and it expresses approval about friendly competition.
04. The text refers to the history of all sports. It expresses the idea that music and sports have the same importance when we think of bringing people together.
08. The text tells us how soccer and all ball games originated. Besides that, it mentions the names of some team sports and makes a comparison between sports and music. Finally, it refers to friendly competition and its positive effects.
👍 Comentários e Gabarito  02+08 = (10) 
TÓPICO - IDEIA CONTEXTUAL ou INFORMAÇÃO DENTRO DO TEXTO:
01. Through the text we conclude that ball games had their origin a few years ago in Egypt and that the Egyptians’ practice spread all over the world. The text also mentions the names of the most famous sports nowadays and it associates music with sports, since both activities contribute to make people rich.
02. From the text we learn about the origin of all ball games and about the probable meanings of the round stone used in the games in ancient times. It also refers to the three team sports that can be possibly considered the most popular ones nowadays. After that, the text compares sports with music mentioning the benefits they bring to people and it expresses approval about friendly competition.
04. The text refers to the history of all sports. It expresses the idea that music and sports have the same importance when we think of bringing people together.
08. The text tells us how soccer and all ball games originated. Besides that, it mentions the names of some team sports and makes a comparison between sports and music. Finally, it refers to friendly competition and its positive effects.
TEXTO 2:
TENNIS
1
Tennis is probably the most popular and universal of the racket-and-ball sports. The basic objective of the game is to use a racket to hit the ball over a net but within the boundaries of the opposite half of the court. The game is one of the greatest international pastimes. It is played both competitively and informally by more than 20 million Americans and perhaps twice that many people worldwide.
2
The word tennis is derived from the Old French name for the game, tenetz. A game similar to tennis was played in France in the 13th-century, primarily in Paris among the upper classes. Some authorities believe that the French learned about the game from the Italians and the Greeks, who were known to play a similar game during that period. The French game was called jeu de paume, "game of the palm," because the players used the palms of their hands to hit the ball. Later, rackets were used to allow the players greater reach. Approximately 100 years later, the British aristocracy started to play the game.
3
It was not until 1873, however, that Walter Clopton Wingfield invented lawn tennis. In December 1873 he announced a set of rules for his new racket game. The game was played outdoors on grass, and the net was much higher than it is today. Lawn tennis grew rapidly in popularity in Britain, and before long the game spread to the United States, where it also became very popular.
4
International interest in tennis paralleled the interest shown within the United States. Wimbledon, the British tournament, was the first of the major international championships, played in 1877. The French championship was first played in 1891, and the Australian championship in 1905. Along with the U.S. championship, first held in 1881, these tournaments soon became known as the Big Four, and they constitute the so-called Grand Slam of tennis. National teams have been competing for the Davis Cup since 1900. A series of zonal and interzonal matches is held annually to select the finalists.
From: Grolier Multimedia Encyclopedia Grolier Electronic Publishing, Inc., 1995 (Adapted)
👉 Questão  05 :
Select the CORRECT alternative(s) to complete the following sentence:
The text contains information about...
01. the history of tennis.
02. all the rules of the game.
04. some international tennis championships.
08. the Italian and Greek championships.
16. where tennis was first played.
32. the players who won the Grand Slam of tennis.
👍 Comentários e Gabarito  01+04+16 = (21) 
TÓPICO - IDEIA CONTEXTUAL ou INFORMAÇÃO DENTRO DO TEXTO:
01. the history of tennis.
02. all the rules of the game.
04. some international tennis championships.
08. the Italian and Greek championships.
16. where tennis was first played.
32. the players who won the Grand Slam of tennis.
👉 Questão  06 :
In which paragraphs can you find the following information?
Select the CORRECT alternative(s) according to the text.
01. a simple description of what happens in a game of tennis: paragraph 1
02. the appearance and development of a game similar to tennis, in France: paragraph 2
04. the names of the people who brought tennis to France: paragraph 2
08. the name of the creator of tennis which is played on grass: paragraph 3
16. a list of the tournaments which compose the Grand Slam of tennis: paragraph 4
32. the Australian finalists of the Davis Cup played in 1900: paragraph 4
👍 Comentários e Gabarito  01+02+08+16 = (27) 
TÓPICO - IDEIA CONTEXTUAL ou INFORMAÇÃO DENTRO DO TEXTO:
01. a simple description of what happens in a game of tennis: paragraph 1
02. the appearance and development of a game similar to tennis, in France: paragraph 2
04. the names of the people who brought tennis to France: paragraph 2
08. the name of the creator of tennis which is played on grass: paragraph 3
16. a list of the tournaments which compose the Grand Slam of tennis: paragraph 4
32. the Australian finalists of the Davis Cup played in 1900: paragraph 4
👉 Questão  07 :
According to the text, select the CORRECT answer(s) for the following question:
Why can we say that tennis is a very popular and universal sport?
01. Everybody can play tennis because it is a racketand-ball sport.
02. It was first played by the French upper classes and the British aristocracy.
04. Tennis can be played outdoors with a set of new and easy rules.
08. The game is played as a leisure activity by many people around the world.
16. Many tennis competitions take place all over the world, involving a great number of people.
32. There is a big international interest in tennis.
👍 Comentários e Gabarito  08+16+32 = (56) 
TÓPICO - IDEIA CONTEXTUAL ou INFORMAÇÃO DENTRO DO TEXTO:
01. Everybody can play tennis because it is a racketand-ball sport.
02. It was first played by the French upper classes and the British aristocracy.
04. Tennis can be played outdoors with a set of new and easy rules.
08. The game is played as a leisure activity by many people around the world.
16. Many tennis competitions take place all over the world, involving a great number of people.
32. There is a big international interest in tennis.
👉 Questão  08 :
Select the proposition(s) which contains (contain) CORRECT references for the following words, underlined in the text.
01. who (paragraph 2): the French
02. that period (paragraph 2): the 13th-century
04. their (paragraph 2): the players
08. his (paragraph 3): Walter Clopton Wingfield
16. it (paragraph 3): the game
32. the Big Four (paragraph 4): the U.S. championship
👍 Comentários e Gabarito  02+04+08 = (14) 
TÓPICO - IDEIA CONTEXTUAL ou INFORMAÇÃO DENTRO DO TEXTO:
01. who (paragraph 2): the French
02. that period (paragraph 2): the 13th-century
04. their (paragraph 2): the players
08. his (paragraph 3): Walter Clopton Wingfield
16. it (paragraph 3): the game
32. the Big Four (paragraph 4): the U.S. championship
TEXTO 3:
1
Since Dr. Kenneth Cooper, the father of modern physical fitness, organized a system and called it aerobics, people all over the world started turning off their sedentary life and turning on to aerobic exercises.
2
Physical activities, as everybody knows, bring benefits to man’s health, but it is important to observe the order in which exercises are performed. One recommended sequence to be followed is:
a) Warming-up – to prepare the body for more vigorous exercises, warming up all the major muscle groups (biceps, quadriceps, etc.).
b) Stretches – to increase the extensibility of the muscle tendons and ligaments.
c) Aerobics – to create a training effect through the development of continuous exercises with sufficient duration, intensity, and frequency.
d) Cooling-down and stretches – to recover heart rate through lower intensity exercises.
3
As we can’t start a car on a cold winter day and immediately try to drive off, we can’t do more vigorous exercises without warming-up. Jumping, twisting, stretching some muscles, running or rolling shoulders and arms are some good warming-up exercises.
From: Get to the point! Eliana Aun, Maria Clara de Moraes & Neuza Sansanovicz Editora Saraiva, São Paulo – SP, 1995 (Adapted)
👉 Questão  09 :
This is the last paragraph of the text.
Select the CORRECT proposition(s) to complete the gaps.
Many people _____ that doing some ordinary activities _____ taking a shower, going up and down the stairs, cleaning the house, picking up _____ off the floor or washing clothes makes them lose _____ calories. _____, they are wrong, since these activities don’t demand intensity and they don’t exercise our muscles with the _____ frequency to lose weight.
01. imagine – as well as – parts – much – Despite – important
02. think – like – things – a lot of – In fact – necessary
04. forget – before – jobs – little – However – maximum
08. realize – about – points – most – Eventually – simple
16. know – unlike – ideas – best – Really – fast
32. believe – such as – objects – many – Actually – required
👍 Comentários e Gabarito  02+32 = (34) 
TÓPICO - IDEIA CONTEXTUAL ou INFORMAÇÃO DENTRO DO TEXTO:
01. imagine – as well as – parts – much – Despite – important
02. think – like – things – a lot of – In fact – necessary
04. forget – before – jobs – little – However – maximum
08. realize – about – points – most – Eventually – simple
16. know – unlike – ideas – best – Really – fast
32. believe – such as – objects – many – Actually – required
👉 Questão  10 :
Which of the following titles best summarize(s) the topic of the text?
Select the CORRECT proposition(s).
01. Keeping fit
02. A walking exercise program for young people
04. Warming-up on a cold winter day
08. Physical fitness
16. Daily activities at home
32. Talking about physical activities
👍 Comentários e Gabarito  01+08+32 = (41) 
TÓPICO - IDEIA CONTEXTUAL ou INFORMAÇÃO DENTRO DO TEXTO:
01. Keeping fit
02. A walking exercise program for young people
04. Warming-up on a cold winter day
08. Physical fitness
16. Daily activities at home
32. Talking about physical activities
👉 Questão  11 :
Select the proposition(s) which contains (contain) CORRECT answers for the following questions, according to the text.
01. What happened after the appearance of aerobics? A lot of people became more active.
02. Who had a sedentary life? Dr. Kenneth Cooper.
04. Is it a good idea to adopt a convenient order of exercises? Yes, it is.
08. Why is it important to start with warming-up exercises? Because after them the body is ready for exercises of greater intensity.
16. Should we do cooling-down exercises? Yes, they are a good preparation for aerobics.
32. Does the text present examples of warming-up exercises? Yes, it does.
👍 Comentários e Gabarito  01+04+08+32 = (45) 
TÓPICO - IDEIA CONTEXTUAL ou INFORMAÇÃO DENTRO DO TEXTO:
01. What happened after the appearance of aerobics? A lot of people became more active.
02. Who had a sedentary life? Dr. Kenneth Cooper.
04. Is it a good idea to adopt a convenient order of exercises? Yes, it is.
08. Why is it important to start with warming-up exercises? Because after them the body is ready for exercises of greater intensity.
16. Should we do cooling-down exercises? Yes, they are a good preparation for aerobics.
32. Does the text present examples of warming-up exercises? Yes, it does.
👉 Questão  12 :
Read the following descriptions of some sports and choose the proposition(s) in which the name of the sport CORRESPONDS to the description.
01. SURFING is a sport in which people ride towards the shore on the top of a big wave while standing on a special board.
02. BOWLING is a game in which you roll a heavy ball down a long narrow track towards a group of wooden objects in order to knock down as many of them as possible.
04. SWIMMING is a sport in which people move the body through water by using their arms and legs.
08. BOXING is a sport in which two men fight according to special rules, by punching each other with their fists, wearing large padded gloves.
16. WATER-SKIING is a sport in which people move on snow wearing skis and using a pair of long sticks to push themselves along.
32. KARATE is a sport in which people fight without weapons, using only their arms, legs, hands and feet. The level of skill people have is shown by the color of the belt they wear.
64. VOLLEYBALL is a game played by two teams of five men or six women who score points by throwing a large ball through an open net hanging from a metal ring.
👍 Comentários e Gabarito  01+02+04+08+32 = (47) 
TÓPICO - IDEIA CONTEXTUAL ou INFORMAÇÃO DENTRO DO TEXTO:
01. SURFING is a sport in which people ride towards the shore on the top of a big wave while standing on a special board.
02. BOWLING is a game in which you roll a heavy ball down a long narrow track towards a group of wooden objects in order to knock down as many of them as possible.
04. SWIMMING is a sport in which people move the body through water by using their arms and legs.
08. BOXING is a sport in which two men fight according to special rules, by punching each other with their fists, wearing large padded gloves.
16. WATER-SKIING is a sport in which people move on snow wearing skis and using a pair of long sticks to push themselves along.
32. KARATE is a sport in which people fight without weapons, using only their arms, legs, hands and feet. The level of skill people have is shown by the color of the belt they wear.
64. VOLLEYBALL is a game played by two teams of five men or six women who score points by throwing a large ball through an open net hanging from a metal ring.

domingo, 20 de setembro de 2020

UnB–2002–CESPE–VESTIBULAR–1º SEMESTRE–COLLEGE ENTRANCE EXAMINATION, ANSWERS & LEXICAL APPROACH.

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❑ PROVA DE LÍNGUA INGLESA:

  • UNIVERSIDADE DE BRASÍLIA-VESTIBULAR-2002-1º SEMESTRE-04/01/2002.

❑ ESTRUTURA-PROVA:
  • 15 TFQs (True False Questions).
  • Texto (1) – | The aspects of the French Revolution | library.thinkquest.org |
  • Texto (2) – | Universal Declaration of Human Rights | un.org |
  • Texto (3) – | abcnews.go.com |
  • Texto (4) – | Justice | Oxford advanced learner’s dictionary of current English |


 TEXTO 1:

 TRADUÇÃO - TEXTO 1:
The pivotal event of European history in the eighteenth century was the French Revolution. O evento crucial da história europeia no século XVIII foi a Revolução Francesa.

From its outbreak in 1789, the Revolution touched and transformed social values and political systems in France, in Europe, and eventually throughout the world. Desde a sua eclosão em 1789, a Revolução tocou e transformou os valores sociais e os sistemas políticos em França, na Europa e, finalmente, em todo o mundo.

France’s revolutionary regime conquered much of Western Europe with its arms and with its ideology. O regime revolucionário francês conquistou grande parte da Europa Ocidental com as suas armas e com a sua ideologia.

But not without considerable opposition at home and abroad. Mas não sem oposição considerável no país e no exterior.

Its ideals defined the essential aspirations of modern liberal society, while its bloody conflicts posed the brutal dilemma of means versus ends. Os seus ideais definiam as aspirações essenciais da sociedade liberal moderna, enquanto os seus conflitos sangrentos colocavam o dilema brutal de meios versus fins.

The revolutionaries advocated individual liberty, rejecting all forms of arbitrary constraint: Os revolucionários defenderam a liberdade individual, rejeitando todas as formas de restrição arbitrária:

monopolies on commerce, feudal charges laid upon the land, vestiges of servitude such as serfdom, and even (in 1794) black slavery overseas. monopólios sobre o comércio, encargos feudais impostos à terra, vestígios de servidão como a servidão e até (em 1794) a escravatura negra no exterior.

They held that political legitimacy required constitutional government, elections, and legislative supremacy. Eles sustentavam que a legitimidade política exigia governo constitucional, eleições e supremacia legislativa.

They demanded civil equality for all, denying the claims of privileged groups, localities, or religions to special treatment and requiring the equality of all citizens before the law. Exigiam igualdade civil para todos, negando as reivindicações de grupos, localidades ou religiões privilegiadas a tratamento especial e exigindo a igualdade de todos os cidadãos perante a lei.

A final revolutionary goal was expressed by the concept of fraternity, which meant that all citizens regardless of social class, region, or religion shared a common fate in society, and that the well-being of the nation sometimes superseded the interests of individuals. Um objetivo revolucionário final foi expresso pelo conceito de fraternidade, o que significava que todos os cidadãos, independentemente da classe social, região ou religião, partilhavam um destino comum na sociedade, e que o bem-estar da nação por vezes substituía os interesses dos indivíduos.

The resounding slogan of Liberty, Equality, Fraternity expressed social ideals to which most contemporary citizens of the Western world would still subscribe. O retumbante slogan de Liberdade, Igualdade, Fraternidade expressava ideais sociais que a maioria dos cidadãos contemporâneos do mundo ocidental ainda subscreveriam.
Internet: http://library.thinkquest.org/10966/gather/forum/1597.html> (with adaptations).
 QUESTIONÁRIO:

01 – (UnB/Cespe-2002-VESTIBULAR-1º SEMESTRE)

Based on text I, it can be said that the French Revolution

1) restored democracy all over the world.
2) can be compared to World War II in terms of land conquest.
3) can be considered a search for justice.
4) has always been unanimously accepted for its beliefs.
5) did not motivate other countries to fight for their ideals.

      Comentários e Gabarito    EECEE 
TÓPICO - 
RELAÇÃO SEMÂNTICA COM TRECHO DO TEXTO
:
Com base no texto I, pode-se dizer que a Revolução Francesa
1) restored democracy all over the world. restaurou a democracia em todo o mundo. (ERRADO)
2) can be compared to World War II in terms of land conquest. pode ser comparado à Segunda Guerra Mundial em termos de conquista de terras. (ERRADO)
3) can be considered a search for justice. pode ser considerada uma busca por justiça. (CERTO)
4) has always been unanimously accepted for its beliefs. sempre foi unanimemente aceita por suas crenças. (ERRADO)
5) did not motivate other countries to fight for their ideals. não motivou outros países a lutar por seus ideais. (ERRADO)

02 – (UnB/Cespe-2002-VESTIBULAR-1º SEMESTRE)

The aspects of the French Revolution mentioned in text I include

1) some of its paradoxical features.
2) the list of the countries conquered.
3) the dissemination of its ideas.
4) the opposition it met.
5) its importance as a landmark in history.

      Comentários e Gabarito    CECCC 
TÓPICO - 
RELAÇÃO SEMÂNTICA COM TRECHO DO TEXTO
:
Os aspectos da Revolução Francesa mencionados no texto I  incluem
1) some of its paradoxical features. algumas de suas características paradoxais. (CERTO)
2) the list of the countries conquered. a lista dos países conquistados. (ERRADO)
3) the dissemination of its ideas. a disseminação de suas ideias. (CERTO)
4) the opposition it met. a oposição que encontrou. (CERTO)
5) its importance as a landmark in history. sua importância como um marco na história. (CERTO)

03 – (UnB/Cespe-2002-VESTIBULAR-1º SEMESTRE)

It is clear in text I that the revolutionaries advocated that

1) the means justify the ends.
2) commercial monopoly should be preserved.
3) feudal taxes should be arbitrarily imposed on land possession.
4) slavery should be banned throughout the world.
5) law be below all else.
      Comentários e Gabarito    EEECE 
TÓPICO - 
RELAÇÃO SEMÂNTICA COM TRECHO DO TEXTO
:
É claro no texto I que os revolucionários defenderam que
1) the means justify the ends. os meios justificam os fins. (ERRADO)
2) commercial monopoly should be preserved. o monopólio comercial deve ser preservado. (ERRADO)
3) feudal taxes should be arbitrarily imposed on land possession. impostos feudais deveriam ser impostos arbitrariamente sobre a posse de terras. (ERRADO)
4) slavery should be banned throughout the world. a escravidão deveria ser proibida em todo o mundo (CERTO)
5) law be below all else. a lei estar abaixo de tudo. 
(ERRADO)

04 – (UnB/Cespe-2002-VESTIBULAR-1º SEMESTRE)

With the help of text I, it can be deduced that

1) the literary Romantic Movement in Brazil was going on during the time of the French Revolution.
2) civil rights should nowadays vary according to status in society.
3) before the French Revolution people were not allowed to follow any religion.
4) fascist ideas were present in the French movement.
5) the French revolutionaries’ slogan still echoes in some parts of the world.

      Comentários e Gabarito    EEEEC 
TÓPICO - 
RELAÇÃO SEMÂNTICA COM TRECHO DO TEXTO
:
Com a ajuda do texto I, pode-se deduzir que
1) the literary Romantic Movement in Brazil was going on during the time of the French Revolution. o Movimento Romântico literário no Brasil acontecia na época da Revolução Francesa. (ERRADO)
2) civil rights should nowadays vary according to status in society. os direitos civis deveriam hoje variar de acordo com o status na sociedade. (ERRADO)
3) before the French Revolution people were not allowed to follow any religion. antes da Revolução Francesa as pessoas não podiam seguir nenhuma religião. (ERRADO)
4) fascist ideas were present in the French movement. as ideias fascistas estiveram presentes no movimento francês. (ERRADO)
5) the French revolutionaries’ slogan still echoes in some parts of the world. o slogan dos revolucionários franceses ainda ecoa em algumas partes do mundo. (CERTO)

05 – (UnB/Cespe-2002-VESTIBULAR-1º SEMESTRE)

Taking the French Revolution mentioned in text I as a starting point, judge the items below.

1) The end of slavery in Brazil happened almost a century later.
2) France was the first country to experience capitalism.
3) Brazil was still a colony at that time.
4) The French Revolution can be taken as the beginning of the world globalization in terms of economy and technology.
5) The Napoleonic wars happened some years later and aimed at spreading French Revolution ideals.

      Comentários e Gabarito    CECEE 
TÓPICO - 
RELAÇÃO SEMÂNTICA COM TRECHO DO TEXTO & INFERÊNCIA
:
Tomando como ponto de partida a Revolução Francesa mencionada no texto I, julgue os itens abaixo.
1) The end of slavery in Brazil happened almost a century later. O fim da escravidão no Brasil aconteceu quase um século depois. (CERTO)
2) France was the first country to experience capitalism. A França foi o primeiro país a experimentar o capitalismo. (ERRADO)
3) Brazil was still a colony at that time. O Brasil ainda era uma colônia naquela época. (CERTO)
4) The French Revolution can be taken as the beginning of the world globalization in terms of economy and technology. A Revolução Francesa pode ser considerada o início da globalização mundial em termos de economia e tecnologia. (ERRADO)
5) The Napoleonic wars happened some years later and aimed at spreading French Revolution ideals. As guerras napoleônicas aconteceram alguns anos depois e tiveram como objetivo difundir os ideais da Revolução Francesa. (ERRADO)

 TEXTO 2:
 TRADUÇÃO - TEXTO 2:
On December 10, 1948, the General Assembly of the United Nations adopted and proclaimed the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as a common standard of achievement for all peoples and all nations, to the end that every individual and every organ of society, keeping this Declaration constantly in mind, would strive by teaching and education to promote respect for those rights and freedoms and by progressive measures, national and international, to secure their universal and effective recognition and observance, both among the peoples of Member States themselves and among the peoples of territories under their jurisdiction. Em 10 de dezembro de 1948, a Assembleia Geral das Nações Unidas adotou e proclamou a Declaração Universal dos Direitos Humanos como um padrão comum a ser alcançado por todos os povos e todas as nações, com o objetivo de que cada indivíduo e cada órgão da sociedade, mantendo esta Declaração constantemente em mente, esforçar-se-ia através do ensino e da educação para promover o respeito por esses direitos e liberdades e através de medidas progressistas, nacionais e internacionais, para garantir o seu reconhecimento e observância universal e eficaz, tanto entre os povos dos próprios Estados-Membros como entre os povos dos territórios sob sua jurisdição.

Following this historic act the Assembly called upon all Member countries to publicize the text of the Declaration and “to cause it to be disseminated, displayed, read and expounded principally in schools and other educational institutions, without 16 distinction based on the political status of countries or territories.” Na sequência deste ato histórico, a Assembleia apelou a todos os países Membros para divulgarem o texto da Declaração e a “fazerem com que seja divulgado, exibido, lido e exposto principalmente nas escolas e outras instituições educativas, sem distinção baseada no estatuto político dos países”. ou territórios.

The first two articles follow: Seguem os dois primeiros artigos:

Article 1Artigo 1.

All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. Todos os seres humanos nascem livres e iguais em dignidade e direitos.
They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.

Article 2.
Everyone is entitled to all the rights and freedoms set forth in  this Declaration, without distinction of any kind, such as race, color, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth or other status. Toda pessoa tem direito a todos os direitos e liberdades estabelecidos nesta Declaração, sem distinção de qualquer espécie, nomeadamente de raça, cor, sexo, língua, religião, opinião política ou de outra natureza, origem nacional ou social, riqueza, nascimento ou qualquer outra situação.

Furthermore, no distinction shall be made on the basis of the political, jurisdictional or international status of the country or territory to which a person belongs, whether it be independent, trust, non-self-governing or under any other limitation of sovereignty. Além disso, nenhuma distinção será feita com base no estatuto político, jurisdicional ou internacional do país ou território a que uma pessoa pertence, quer seja independente, de confiança, não autônomo ou sob qualquer outra limitação de soberania.
* sovereignty – quality of being a fully independent and self-governing country.
* soberania – qualidade de ser um país totalmente independente e autônomo.
 QUESTIONÁRIO:

06 – (UnB/Cespe-2002-VESTIBULAR-1º SEMESTRE)

In relation to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights mentioned in text II, judge the items below.

1) It has already completed more than five decades.
2) Sovereign-limited countries are excluded from it.
3) All the peoples of all countries have always observed all of its articles.
4) Racial prejudice is over throughout the world.
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In relation to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights mentioned in text II, judge the items below.
1) It has already completed more than five decades.
2) Sovereign-limited countries are excluded from it.
3) All the peoples of all countries have always observed all of its articles.
4) Racial prejudice is over throughout the world.

07 – (UnB/Cespe-2002-VESTIBULAR-1º SEMESTRE)

In text II,

1) “all peoples” (l.4) refers to individuals of all races, tribes or communities.
2) “measures” (l.8) is a noun.
3) “under” (l.11) is the opposite of above .
4) “read” (l.14) is used in the past participle.

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1) “all peoples” (l.4) refers to individuals of all races, tribes or communities. “todos os povos” (l.4) refere-se a indivíduos de todas as raças, tribos ou comunidades.
2) “measures” (l.8) is a noun. “medidas” (l.8) é um substantivo. “abaixo” (l.11) é o oposto de acima.
3) “under” (l.11) is the opposite of above .
4) “read” (l.14) is used in the past participle.  “ler” (l.14) é usado no particípio passado.

08 – (UnB/Cespe-2002-VESTIBULAR-1º SEMESTRE)

In text II,

1) the underlined term in the expression “the end” (l.4) is optional.
2) “their” (l.8) refers to “rights and freedoms” (l.7).
3) the phrase “both among the peoples of Member States themselves and among the peoples of territories under their jurisdiction” (l.9-11) can be correctly rewritten as not only among the peoples of Member States themselves but also among the peoples of territories under their jurisdiction.
4) “set forth” (l.24) means presented.

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1) the underlined term in the expression “the end” (l.4) is optional. o termo sublinhado na expressão “o fim” (l.4) é opcional.
2) “their” (l.8) refers to “rights and freedoms” (l.7). “deles” (l.8) refere-se a “direitos e liberdades” (l.7).
3) the phrase “both among the peoples of Member States themselves and among the peoples of territories under their jurisdiction” (l.9-11) can be correctly rewritten as not only among the peoples of Member States themselves but also among the peoples of territories under their jurisdiction. a frase “tanto entre os povos dos próprios Estados-Membros como entre os povos dos territórios sob a sua jurisdição” (l.9-11) pode ser corretamente reescrita como não apenas entre os povos dos próprios Estados-Membros, mas também entre os povos dos territórios sob sua jurisdição.
4) “set forth” (l.24) means presented. “exposto” (l.24) significa apresentado.

09 – (UnB/Cespe-2002-VESTIBULAR-1º SEMESTRE)
(...)
Equality between women and men Over the last thirty years, the legal status of women in Europe has undoubtedly improved, but effective equality is far from being a reality. Women are still marginalized in political and public life, paid less for work of equal value, find themselves victims of poverty and unemployment more often than men, and are more frequently subjected to violence.

The Council of Europe has taken step s at different levels in order to promote equality between women and men. While the European Convention on Human Rights does not include equality between women and men as a general principle, it does, under Article 14, prohibit any “distinction” based on grounds of sex, in relation to the rights protected.
Internet: http://www.humanrights.coe.int> (with adaptations).
(...)
According to the text above and text II,

1) there is still violation of Art. 1 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
2) equal work, equal pay seems to be true for males only.
3) unemployment among women is lower than among men.
4) equality between women and men is one of the general principles included in the European Conventions on Human Rights.

10 – (UnB/Cespe-2002-VESTIBULAR-1º SEMESTRE)

Judge if each item below correctly completes the following clause:

If women were not marginalized in political life,

1) they would have access to high government positions.
2) they will suffer.
3) more of them would become presidents.
4) their profession is in danger.

 TEXTO 3:

 TRADUÇÃO - TEXTO 3:
Brazil is world-renowned for its love of soccer and zest1 for Carnival. It is also notorious for having one of the world’s highest crime rates.
2
But when it comes to high tech, the country doesn’t have much of a reputation. Yet, one man who has been dubbed the “Cyberjudge” hopes to change that.
3
Pedro Rosa, a 34-year-old judge from the Espírito Santo state, is one of the key players in a Brazilian technology revolution. Convinced that the country’s overburdened criminal system can benefit from the computer age, Rosa has developed a computer program called the Electronic Judge (“E-Judge”).
4
Currently in a test phase on the city streets of Brazil, the Electronic Judge is part of a new project called Justice-onWheels. It’s designed to make the judicial process more efficient by sending a judge, laptop in tow2 , to a minor crime or accident scene to render a decision on the spot after processing case facts.
5
“The great majority of cases are simple logic decisions and do not imply any great insight”, Rosa explains, “I decided on my own account to do something to improve my work as a judge, and I am sure others will benefit from it.”
* zest – great enjoyment or excitement.
* in tow – accompanying, with him.
Internet: <http://www.abcnews.go.com/sections/tech/Cutting
Edge/cuttingedge000512.html> (with adaptations).

 QUESTIONÁRIOBased on text III, judge the following items.

11 – (UnB/Cespe-2002-VESTIBULAR-1º SEMESTRE)

1) In the first paragraph, there are three special things Brazilians are proud of.
2) Brazilian high tech products have a very good reputation.
3) Major crimes demand a more complex procedure than minor crimes.
4) “E-Judge” and “Cyberjudge” are both Pedro Rosa’s nicknames.

12 – (UnB/Cespe-2002-VESTIBULAR-1º SEMESTRE)

1) In the first paragraph, there are three special things Brazilians are proud of.
2) Brazilian high tech products have a very good reputation.
3) Major crimes demand a more complex procedure than minor crimes.
4) “E-Judge” and “Cyberjudge” are both Pedro Rosa’s nicknames.

13 – (UnB/Cespe-2002-VESTIBULAR-1º SEMESTRE)

In each item below, judge whether the phrase or sentence could be an appropriate title for text III.
1) “E-Judge” reaches the streets
2) The end of a profession
3) Justice goes high tech in Brazil
4) Fast justice
 Gabarito  CECC :
In each item below, judge whether the phrase or sentence could be an appropriate title for text III.
1) “E-Judge” reaches the streets
2) The end of a profession
3) Justice goes high tech in Brazil
4) Fast justice
👉 Questão  13 :
Text III can be characterized as
1) a news item.
2) a piece of fiction.
3) a fairy tale.
4) an argumentative essay.
 Gabarito  CEEE 
 TEXTO 4:

 TRADUÇÃO - TEXTO 4:
justicejustiça:
1. quality of being reasonable or fair. qualidade de ser razoável ou justo.
2. the law and its administration. a lei e a sua administração.
3. recognize the true value of somebody. reconhecer o verdadeiro valor de alguém.
4. bring somebody to justice : arrest, try and sentence (a criminal). levar alguém à justiça: prender, julgar e condenar (um criminoso).
5. Justice (meanings 2 and 4) is personified as a blindfolded woman holding a pair of scales and a sword. A Justiça (significados 2 e 4) é personificada como uma mulher vendada segurando uma balança e uma espada.

Oxford advanced learner’s dictionary of current English (with adaptations).
 QUESTIONÁRIO:

14 – (UnB/Cespe-2002-VESTIBULAR-1º SEMESTRE)👉 Questão  14 :
In each item below, judge whether the word justice is being used according to the definitions presented in text IV.

1) Definition 1 – He demanded, with some justice, that he should be given an opportunity to express his views.
2) Definition 2 – The court of justice decided that he was guilty.
3) Definition 3 – To do her justice, we must admit that she did deserve to win the contest.
4) Definition 4 – After a long time, the terrorists were finally brought to justice.

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Em cada item abaixo, julgue se a palavra justiça está sendo utilizada de acordo com as definições apresentadas no texto IV.
1) Definition 1 – He demanded, with some justice, that he should be given an opportunity to express his views. Definição 1 – Exigiu, com alguma justiça, que lhe fosse dada a oportunidade de expressar as suas opiniões.
2) Definition 2 – The court of justice decided that he was guilty. Definição 2 – O tribunal de justiça decidiu que ele era culpado.
3) Definition 3 – To do her justice, we must admit that she did deserve to win the contest. Definição 3 – Para lhe fazer justiça, devemos admitir que ela mereceu vencer o concurso.
4) Definition 4 – After a long time, the terrorists were finally brought to justice. Definição 4 – Depois de muito tempo, os terroristas foram finalmente levados à justiça.

15 – (UnB/Cespe-2002-VESTIBULAR-1º SEMESTRE)

The picture below shows one of Alfredo Ceschiatti’s sculp tures, which represents Justice. It is located in front of the Supreme Court of Law, at Praça dos Três Poderes, in Brasília.
Based on text IV and considering the sculpture above, judge the following items.

1) The sculpture exactly reproduces the personification of Justice as given in definition 5.
2) The bare feet stand for the justice dogma which assures special privileges to the poor.
3) The sculpure is symmetric in relation to the straight line determined by the sword.
4) The sword held by the woman is not so long as the height of the sculpture.

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Com base no texto IV e considerando a escultura acima, julgue os seguintes itens.
1) The sculpture exactly reproduces the personification of Justice as given in definition 5. A escultura reproduz exatamente a personificação da Justiça conforme dada na definição 5. (ERRADO)
2) The bare feet stand for the justice dogma which assures special privileges to the poor. Os pés descalços representam o dogma da justiça que garante privilégios especiais aos pobres. (ERRADO)
3) The sculpure is symmetric in relation to the straight line determined by the sword. A escultura é simétrica em relação à linha reta determinada pela espada. (ERRADO)
4) The sword held by the woman is not so long as the height of the sculpture. A espada empunhada pela mulher não é tão longa quanto a altura da escultura. (CERTO)