1. Read and answer. Adopt from a Shelter If you think you could

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1. Read and answer. Adopt from a Shelter If you think you could
Ensino Médio – Unid. São Judas Tadeu
Professor (a):
Aluno (a):
Alessandra
Série: 1ª
Data: ____/ ____/ 2016.
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1. Read and answer.
Adopt from a Shelter
If you think you could adopt a puppy or dog, and give it a chance at a better life, go to your local
shelter and talk with the staff Pet breeders have only one goal in mind – to raise large quantities of
purebred animals for profit. They have also been pilloried for misdeeds such as overbreeding,
inbreeding, poor veterinary oversight, lousy food and living conditions, overcrowding, and culling
of unwanted animals. Why buy when you can adopt one of the 70,000 puppies and kittens born
every day only in the United States? Love knows no pedigree. Check out www.petfinder.com or
contact your local animal shelter to find your perfect match.
Adapted from <ww.urbandogmagazine.com> Issue 25 – spring, 2008. Accessed on November 10, 2010.
Sabe-se que no mundo existem várias ONGs que cuidam de animais abandonados e que têm
como foco conscientizar a população a respeito da adoção e posse responsável. O artigo da revista
Urban Dog incentiva a adoção de cães e gatos que nascem aos milhares a cada dia nas ruas dos
Estados Unidos. Ele apresenta quatro aspectos negativos sobre a vida dos animais em um canil
particular. Quais, entretanto, não está sustentada no texto?
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2. Haiti’s Students: out of School for 10 Months Twelve-year-old Fabienne Joseph is one of
thousands of Haitian children who haven’t been to school since a massive earthquake hit Haiti last
January. Some students’ schools were demolished and have yet to be rebuilt. Other children, like
Fabienne, had to quit school because their parents lost their jobs after the quake and could no longer
afford school fees. Education officials discuss how the long-term educational hiatus and the
psychological effects of witnessing the quake are affecting Haiti’s young people. […]
Taken from <www.newsweek.com/2010/11/08/haiti-s-students-out-of-school-for-10-months.html>.Accessed
November 10, 2010.
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O Haiti, que foi atingido por um terremoto em janeiro de 2010, ainda vive momentos difíceis.
O país é particularmente propenso a deslizamentos por causa do seu terreno montanhoso, tem cerca
de 1,3 milhão de pessoas vivendo em condições precárias e, além disso, enfrenta um surto de cólera.
Com base no texto, o que agrava ainda mais a situação no Haiti? Mostre no texto sua resposta.
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3. As G-20 Summit Nears, China Is Unlikely to Budge on Currency the idea of “rebalancing”
the world economy is simple. Before the financial crisis, some advanced countries (led by the
United States) were overspending, and some poorer countries (led by China) were over saving. The
two offset each other. The big spenders ran large trade deficits, and the big savers ran large trade
surpluses. Now, the financial crisis has dampened the overspending. If the big savers do not
increase their spending, the world economy faces prolonged slow growth. […]
Taken from www.newsweek.com/2010/11/08/as-g-20-summit-nears-china-is-unlikely-to-budge-onNcurrency.html
.Accessed on November 8, 2010.
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De acordo com o texto, o que podemos dizer :
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4. Jackson Family Learning to Cope with Death (CHICAGO) — Michael Jackson’s children
and mother said: On Monday’s episode of “The Oprah Winfrey Show”, that they are still learning to
cope with his death a year and a half after the pop star overdosed on a powerful anesthetic.
Jackson’s oldest children, 13-year-old Prince and 12-year-old Paris, said they are adjusting well to
private school, although their younger brother, Blanket, 8, is still home-schooled. The children have
been living with Grandmother Katherine Jackson, who is their guardian, since their father’s death in
June 2009. […]Taken from <www.time.com/time/arts/article/0, 8599, 2030139, 00.html>.Accessed on November 8,
2010.
Diante das proporções inimagináveis da repercussão da morte de Michael Jackson ainda
hoje, a mídia questiona por que o impacto emocional é tão grande e, segundo alguns,
desproporcional à própria qualidade do músico. Ninguém sabe a resposta. A verdade é que, mesmo
depois de anos, ele não sai das páginas das revistas.Com base no texto, o que podemos dizer sobre a
família de Michael?
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5. TIME Heathland Study: Breast-Feeding Moms Get Just as Much (or Little) Rest as
Formula-Feeders.
Having a baby is the equivalent of deciding that an uninterrupted night’s sleep is overrated. But
mothers hoping to get a little more shut-eye by formula-feeding should put that notion to bed. It is
just not true, according to a new study in the December issue of Pediatrics published online
Monday. No matter whether moms breast-fed, formula-fed or did a combination of both, they got
the same amount of sleep and considered themselves equally exhausted. Score one for the
breastfeeding advocates, who hope this study gives women on the fence another reason to commit
to breast-feeding, which conveys well-documented health benefits for baby — and mother. The
American Academy of Pediatrics recommends babies be exclusively breast-fed for six months and
continue to receive breast milk for at least a year. […]
Taken from <http://healthland.time.com/2010/11/08/breast-feed-or-formula-feed-in-terms-of-sleep-its-awash/#more-15367>.Accessed on November 8, 2010.
Toda mulher sabe que sua rotina vai mudar após o nascimento de um filho. Ela, por exemplo,
terá que abrir mão de algumas horas de sono nos primeiros meses, mas médicos e especialistas
publicaram estudos que levam em conta outros aspectos mais relevantes. Com base no texto, qual o
objetivo principal desses estudos:
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6. Australia - History Timeline 60,000 - 40,000 B.C.:People from Southeast Asia settle in
Australia. Their descendants’ Aboriginal people. 8000 B.C.:Aborigines invent the boomerang. This
wooden weapon, which is used for he turns to its thrower. 1770 A.D.: Britain claims Australia. It
settles the first of six colonies in 1788. 1850s: Gold is found in southern Australia. Entire
settlements are deserted as folks rush old mines.1901: The six colonies join to form the Common
wealth of Australia. It has a demovernment. Britain’s royalty has only a ceremonial role.1927:
Canberra officially replaces Melbourne as the nation’s capital. 1962: Aborigines are given the right
to vote. Five years later, they are recognized as citizen 1976: The Aboriginal Land Rights Act is
passed. It is a legal turning point for Aborigines, Them the right to make claims on their ancestral
land in the Northern Territory. Nine yea Uluru is returned to Aborigines. 2000: Sydney hosts the
Summer Olympic Games. 2008: The Australian parliament formally apologizes for past wrongs
committed againAboriginal people.
Taken from <www.timeforkids.com/TFK/teachers/aw/wr/article/0,28138,485854, Accessed on Novembe
Unid. São Judas Tadeu (62) 3205-4833 – www.colegiointerativa.com.br – e-mail: [email protected]
Os pronomes It e them, em negrito no texto, referem-se respectivamente:
a) a um aborígine; cidadãos da Austrália.
b) a uma das seis colônias da Austrália; direitos de posse da terra.
c) à Grã-Bretanha; aborígines.
d) ao ouro; clamores.
e) ao povo aborígine; ancestrais.
7. Tango to Tone A dance class can be better than aerobic exercise. It encourages balance,
develops muscle tone and strength, and helps you to meet people and have fun. Most people think
of dancing as too enjoyable (or too embarrassing) to be considered a workout. However, it is
actually a great aerobic activity, and the fact that it is fun makes it more likely you stick with it.
Even if you have two left feet, you can still dance your way to a healthier heart and mind. One of
the greatest benefits of dancing is to your cardiovascular system. This heart-healthy activity
can burn just as many calories as walking, swimming, or riding a bicycle. A study presented at the
2006 American Heart Association’s Scientific Sessions found patients with chronic heart
disease benefited more from dancing than other kinds of aerobic activity.[…]
Taken from <www.ejgh.org>. Fall, 2007.Accessed on Novembro 9, 2010.
Com base no texto, qual é a principal vantagem de se optar pela dança em lugar de outra atividade
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8. Whales Suffer Effects of Sunburn the Sun’s rays burn whales’ skin, researchers say.
The Sun’s rays can “burn” whales’ skin, just like they can damage human skin, according to a team
of researchers. The scientists studied more than 150 whales in the Gulf of California. By taking
photographs and skin samples, the US and Mexico-based team found the whales had blisters that
were caused by sun damage. The team was interested in the effects of increasing levels of
ultraviolet (UV) radiation on Wildlife. Laura Martinez-Leaser, from the Zoological Society of
London (ZSL) and Queen Mary University of London led the study. She explained that whales
were a good model for this because “they need to come to the surface to breathe air, to socialize and
to feed their young, meaning that they are frequently exposed to the full force of the sun”. In
humans, sunburn is produced when DNA is damaged by UV radiation; a similar response appeared
to be occurring in the whales.[…]
Adapted from <http://news.bbc.co.uk/earth/hi/earth_news/newsid_9173000/9173271.stm>.Accessed on November 10,
2010.
De acordo com o texto, por que as baleias são mais propensas a sofrer queimaduras por raios
solares?
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