Avaliação 3ºAno Ensino Médio - Interpretação de texto

Reading comprehension 

Text for questions 1-2 

1. The text above corresponds to a sort of identification. What kind of ID is it? What color is the owner’s eyes?  

1. It’s not an identification, it is an announcement. 

2. It’s an identification called security card and the owner’s eyes are blue.  

3. The identification is a driver’s license and the owner’s eyes are brown.  

4. The credentials is a press card and there is no information about descriptions. 

5. The identification is a club card and the owner’s eyes are unknown. 

2. In what month was the possible owner born and what is the sequence number 9-30-8? 

1. The month of the birthday is June. The sequence number corresponds to the issued date. 

2. The month of the birthday is September. The sequence number corresponds to the expiring date.                                           

3. There is no information about it and the sequence number is the expiring date. 

Text for question 3-4 

 

3. What is inevitable according to the text? 

1. The inevitable is they will have no time for talking on the phone. 

2. They may fall in love 

3. They may spend a lot of time talking on the phone.                      

4. When could the inevitable happen? 

a)   At the incorrect moment. 

b)  Too late. 

Text for question 5-6 

CHILD LABOR 

1Most of us would be horrified to support a business that exploits children. But you may have done just that on your last shopping trip. 

2Perhaps you spent your money on a handcrafted carpet, without knowing it was made by a seven-year-old child laborer from India, where children are forced to work for 12 hours a day for very little pay. Maybe you just bought a soccer ball for your son or daughter, without realizing your present was produced by five-year-old hands inside a dark and silent factory in Pakistan. 

3     Around the world today, some 250 million boys and girls between the ages of five and fourteen are exploited in dangerous conditions, according to the International Labor Organization – ILO. 

4       Most of these children live in the developing world, but even in industrialized countries such as the United States, hundreds of thousands work in factories, farm fields, on the streets or are being exploited by their own families at home. 

Adapted from: "U.S. Fund for UNICEF".Unicef calls for an end to child labor. Disponívelem: . 

5. Choose true or false according to the text.        

1. TRUE    /    FALSEBoys and girls aged between five and fourteen are the only ones who  

benefit from exploitative labor. 

2. TRUE    /    FALSEChild labor isn't a serious problem in some areas of the world.  

3. TRUE    /    FALSEDeveloped countries eliminated child labor a long time ago.   

4. TRUE    /    FALSEAround 250 million children from 5 to 14 years old work under  

dangerous conditions.    

5. TRUE    /    FALSEThe exploitation of children is a global problem.      

6. Which inference is possible according to the information in paragraph 2? Continue the sentence that follows.   

Maybe you wouldn't  buy the ball if you knew that ___________________________________ 

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