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Vestibular - Programa de Avaliação Seriada - PAS 2 - Subprograma 2024 2026

10 de 10 itens disponíveis no banco (os demais ainda estão sendo classificados). Toque num item para responder e ver o gabarito oficial.

  1. 1Língua InglesaIt is correct to conclude from the characteristics of the text that it is a passage from a novel the author wrote about nature.
  2. 2Língua InglesaThe adjective “romantic” (in the fourth sentence) is used in the text to describe a specific aspect of the life of indigenous peoples, which is the tendency to give importance to real love between me…
  3. 3Língua InglesaAccording to the author and his text, the people who seem to “want to eat the earth” and “suckle from the earth” (in the sixth sentence) are part of those who “were forgotten on the fringes” (in the…
  4. 4Língua InglesaIt can be inferred from the text that the expression “the Humanity Club” (in the fourth sentence) refers to a group of indigenous peoples organized by UNESCO to commemorate the International Year of…
  5. 5Língua InglesaThe fact that Géricault shaved his head is considered by the author of the text as evidence of the painter’s commitment to the work he was about to begin.
  6. 6Língua InglesaThe painter’s obsession with the “ill fated raft of The Medusa” (in the sixth sentence of the text) is recognizable, among other signs, from the material found in his studio.
  7. 7Língua InglesaThe main point of the text is to show how a politically relevant event can be turned into a masterpiece.
  8. 8Língua InglesaThe author states that Géricault painted his The Raft of The Medusa in a studio he rented in downtown Paris.
  9. 9Língua InglesaThe use of the verb tense in the fragment “He had developed an interest” (in the second sentence of the text) is important to establish the context of Géricault’s choosing of the navy frigate’s story…
  10. 10Língua InglesaThe expression “send shivers down spines”, as used in the fourth sentence of the text, is mostly used in regard to A war novels. B horror movies. C romantic stories. D non-fiction books.