FUVEST 2001

Questão 52435

(UNICAMP - 2001 - 2 FASE) Responda a questão em português.

As cartas abaixo foram escritas por leitores de um artigo publicado na revista Time em 04/09/2000. Leia-as e responda a questão

 

AFTER READING YOUR ARTICLE ABOUT genetically modified

foods [July 31], I am sure that the public debate about this subject

is too serious to be left to organizations that rate high in theatrics

but low in public education. If genetically engineered and enriched

food could help starving people around the world, it would be a pity

to lose this opportunity because of some well-fed protesters

in silly costumes.

SILVINA BEATRIZ CODINA

Buenos Aires

 

IF THE THIRD WORLD DOES NOT CURB its exploding population growth,

no amount of genetically altered food will save it. Family planning that will

result in fewer children will improve the standard of living far more effectively

than enriched rice.

EDWARD ROBB

Vancouver

 

a) Considerando o teor das cartas, qual era o tema discutido no artigo em questão?

b) Com base em que hipótese Silvina Beatriz Codina constrói seu argumento?

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Questão 52437

(UNICAMP - 2001 - 2 FASE) Responda a questão em português.

As cartas abaixo foram escritas por leitores de um artigo publicado na revista Time em 04/09/2000. Leia-as e responda a questão

 

AFTER READING YOUR ARTICLE ABOUT genetically modified

foods [July 31], I am sure that the public debate about this subject

is too serious to be left to organizations that rate high in theatrics

but low in public education. If genetically engineered and enriched

food could help starving people around the world, it would be a pity

to lose this opportunity because of some well-fed protesters

in silly costumes.

SILVINA BEATRIZ CODINA

Buenos Aires

 

IF THE THIRD WORLD DOES NOT CURB its exploding population growth,

no amount of genetically altered food will save it. Family planning that will

result in fewer children will improve the standard of living far more effectively

than enriched rice.

EDWARD ROBB

Vancouver

 

As duas cartas assumem posições diferentes sobre o assunto em pauta. Qual é a posição de Edward Robb?

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Questão 52442

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O texto “Some Like it Hot” foi extraído da revista Popular Science (abril de 1998)

Some Like It Hot

WHY DO PEOPLE IN THAILAND prefer spicier food than people in Sweden? It's because spices offer some protection against the food-spoilage bacteria that thrive in hot climates, according to two biologists at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York.

After analyzing thousands of recipes for the traditional meat-based dishes of 36 countries, Jennifer Billing and Paul W. Sherman conclude that countries with hotter climates use spices more frequently than countries with cooler climates. And within large countries such as the United States, the hottest regions have the hottest foods: Chili is a hit in San Antonio, while chilly Boston tends toward clam clowder.

A taste for spices has been passed down over many generations. In hot climates, our ancestors who enjoyed spices with their food were apt to live longer and produce more offspring, says Sherman. "And they taught offspring and others: 'This is how to cook a mastodon.'" - D.S.

De acordo com o texto, por que os tailandeses gostam mais de comidas condimentadas do que os suecos?

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Questão 52444

(UNICAMP - 2001 - 2 FASE) Responda a questão em português.

O texto “Some Like it Hot” foi extraído da revista Popular Science (abril de 1998)

Some Like It Hot

WHY DO PEOPLE IN THAILAND prefer spicier food than people in Sweden? It's because spices offer some protection against the food-spoilage bacteria that thrive in hot climates, according to two biologists at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York.

After analyzing thousands of recipes for the traditional meat-based dishes of 36 countries, Jennifer Billing and Paul W. Sherman conclude that countries with hotter climates use spices more frequently than countries with cooler climates. And within large countries such as the United States, the hottest regions have the hottest foods: Chili is a hit in San Antonio, while chilly Boston tends toward clam clowder.

A taste for spices has been passed down over many generations. In hot climates, our ancestors who enjoyed spices with their food were apt to live longer and produce more offspring, says Sherman. "And they taught offspring and others: 'This is how to cook a mastodon.'" - D.S.

Segundo Sherman, a ingestão de alimentos condimentados, em regiões de clima quente, oferecia duas vantagens aos nossos ancestrais. Que vantagens eram essas?

 

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Questão 52449

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Leia, abaixo, um trecho do livro East of Eden de John Steinbeck.

Cathy’s lies were never innocent. Their purpose was to escape punishment, or work, or responsibility, and they were used for profit. Most liars are tripped up either because they forget what they have told or because the lie is suddenly faced with an incontrovertible truth. But Cathy did not forget her lies, and she developed the most effective method of lying. She stayed close enough to the truth so that one could never be sure. She knew two other methods also – either to interlard her lies with truth or to tell a truth as though it were a lie. If one is accused of a lie and it turns out to be the truth, there is a backlog that will last a long time and protect a number of untruths.

 

A que estratégias Cathy recorria para não ser desmascarada?

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Questão 52451

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Leia, abaixo, um trecho do livro East of Eden de John Steinbeck.

Cathy’s lies were never innocent. Their purpose was to escape punishment, or work, or responsibility, and they were used for profit. Most liars are tripped up either because they forget what they have told or because the lie is suddenly faced with an incontrovertible truth. But Cathy did not forget her lies, and she developed the most effective method of lying. She stayed close enough to the truth so that one could never be sure. She knew two other methods also – either to interlard her lies with truth or to tell a truth as though it were a lie. If one is accused of a lie and it turns out to be the truth, there is a backlog that will last a long time and protect a number of untruths.

Por que as estratégias utilizadas por Cathy eram eficientes?

 

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Questão 52458

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Tan tattoos

Forget about the pain of a real tattoo, says Nobuyuki Shimooka of Osaka in Japan. Why not let the sun do the job instead (EP 962 155)? Anyone who fancies a tattoo that will soon fade dons a special swimsuit which has small patterned windows cut out of the fabric. The sun shines through, leaving a pattern on the skin. To prevent sunburn, the window areas can be blocked off with fabric that could be secured using a fastening material such as Velcro.

Alternatively, the inventor suggests that sunbathers could place intricately designed stickers on their bodies. Peeling them off would reveal an untanned pattern.

Barry Fox


New Scientist, 19/02/2000.

Qual é a novidade anunciada no artigo?

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Questão 52459

(UNICAMP - 2001 - 2 FASE) Responda a questão em português.
 

Tan tattoos

Forget about the pain of a real tattoo, says Nobuyuki Shimooka of Osaka in Japan. Why not let the sun do the job instead (EP 962 155)? Anyone who fancies a tattoo that will soon fade dons a special swimsuit which has small patterned windows cut out of the fabric. The sun shines through, leaving a pattern on the skin. To prevent sunburn, the window areas can be blocked off with fabric that could be secured using a fastening material such as Velcro.

Alternatively, the inventor suggests that sunbathers could place intricately designed stickers on their bodies. Peeling them off would reveal an untanned pattern.

Barry Fox

New Scientist, 19/02/2000.

Quais são as duas formas sugeridas para se obter a novidade em questão?

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Questão 54270

(FGV) 

Das alternativas abaixo, a que melhor caracteriza a sociedade fenícia é:

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Questão 54353

(UEL) Sobre a cultura medieval ocidental, considere as seguintes afirmativas:

   I- A maioria dos “não-romanos” desconhecia a escrita e utilizava-se da oralidade para orientar a vida social.
   II- No campo da Filosofia, verificou-se a influência do pensamento escolástico, que retomou o debate entre fé e razão.
   III- A arquitetura medieval caracterizou-se pela presença de grandes construções inspiradas em motivos religiosos, como mosteiros e igrejas.
   IV- O heroísmo da cavalaria e o amor, temas característicos da poesia trovadoresca, tornaram-se comuns na literatura medieval.

Assinale a alternativa correta.

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