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COLÉGIO XIX DE MARÇO

Educação do jeito que deve ser

2016

3ª PROVA PARCIAL DE INGLÊS – QUESTÕES ABERTAS

Aluno(a): Nº
Data: 07 /11 /2016 Nota:
Ano: 1º Turma: Basic
Valor da Prova: 20 pontos
Professor(a): Antonio Marcio

Orientações gerais:

1) Número de questões desta prova: 5
2) Valor das questões: 4,0 pontos cada.
3) Provas feitas a lápis ou com uso de corretivo não têm direito à revisão.
4) Aluno que usar de meio ilícito na realização desta prova terá nota zerada e conceituação
comprometida.
5) Tópicos desta prova:
- Texts

1ª Questão:

Answer in Portuguese.
a) O que aconteceu na cidade de Dumbarton?
b) O que foi aconselhado que os donos fizessem para proteger seus cães?

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2ª Questão:

Answer in Portuguese.
a) O que o sem-teto comprou com o cartão de crédito da Sra Harris?

b) O que foi oferecido a Jay Valentine por sua honestidade?

3ª Questão:
Join Anthony Melchiorri, host of Hotel Impossible, as he gives you his list of the top 04 things

not to do when checking in to a hotel. From treating the staff correctly to keeping your cool, you'll be
sure to have an even more enjoyable escape by using his extensive checklist.
1. Don't yell at the staff. Ever.
2. Don’t tell anyone your room number. (A desk agent should point to your room number, and not
announce it to the world.)
3. Don't get bent out of shape when the night desk agent asks to see your “new friend’s” identification.
Additionally, do not let a hotel employee into your room if they do not have an I.D.
4. Don't blame hotel staff for stealing your stuff. My personal experience is that the guests eventually
find 99% of the items that guests report stolen from their rooms. However, it is your right to ask the
manager to call the police to file a police report.
Answer in Portuguese.
O que Anthony Melchiorri afirma a respeito de objetos furtados dos quartos dos hóspedes?

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4ª Questão:
NEW YORK — It wasn’t too long ago that America had a love affair with soda. Now, an old

flame has the country’s heart.
As New York City’s ban on the sale of large cups of soda and other sugary drinks at some

businesses started on Tuesday, one thing is clear: soda’s run as the nation’s beverage of choice has
fizzled.

In its place? A favorite for much of history: Plain old H2O.
For more than two decades, soda was the No. 1 drink in the U.S. with consumption peaking in 1998
at 54 gallons a year, according to Beverage Digest. Americans drank just 42 gallons a year of water
at the time.

But over the years, as soda increasingly came under fire for fueling the nation’s rising obesity
rates, water quietly rose to knock it off the top spot.
Answer in Portuguese.
a)O que contribuiu para o aumento do consumo de água nos Estados Unidos?

b)Que medidas foram adotadas em Nova York para coibir o consumo excessivo de refrigerantes?

5ª Questão:
Heroes or Victims

Regarding “DIVIDING HEROES” [Washington Whispers, July 22] World Trade Center victims
can be divided into two groups: first those who had the tragic misfortune to be there at the time of
the atrocity, and second, those who voluntarily rushed to the scene to aid others and became victims
themselves. The second group clearly are heroes and warrant the “firefighter stamp” with full
recognition and honor. The first group, however great their misfortune, are not heroes, just victims.
Answer in Portuguese.
Explicite quem são os heróis e quem são as vítimas, segundo a concepção do autor do texto.

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