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Hobbes suggests that Calvin should not think about the result of a writing task but rather have fun with the process of creating. Why is this suggestion NOT a profitable one?

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The cartoon below:

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Jurassic World breaks box office record

Jurassic World broke box office records around the world. It is the first movie to make more than $500 million on its opening weekend. It made $204 million in the USA and $100 million in China. A movie expert said everyone was surprised. He said: “No one saw this coming.” Most people thought the film would make $100 million in the USA. The movie The Avengers has the record for the most successful movie on an opening weekend in the US.

Jurassic World is part four in the Jurassic Park series. The first was in 1993. The latest movie was the most popular film in the 66 countries where it was released. One reason is because many parents who watched the first Jurassic Park when they were children took their own kids to see Jurassic World. Another reason is because the movie opened in China and in the US on the same weekend. China is the world’s second biggest film market.

(www.breakingnewsenglish.com)

A frase do primeiro parágrafo “A movie expert said everyone was surprised” pode ser reescrita, mantendo-se o sentido do texto, como

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Frejat

In 1985, Frejat, then guitarist for Barão Vermelho, hit the stage wearing green and yellow clothes. It was January 15th, the day in which Tancredo Neves was named president of Brazil. Cazuza sang ―Pro Dia Nascer Feliz‖ with lots of enthusiasm.

Frejat returns to the festival this year for a solo performance on October 1st.

Fonte: Disponível em: TAM. TAM nas nuvens. São Paulo: New Content Editora, set/2011.

Que elemento linguístico do texto em inglês indica que Frejat já saiu da banda Barão Vermelho?

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No trecho “there’s no need to panic”, os termos em destaque podem ser substituídos, sem prejuízo de sentido, por

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Complete with the appropriate adverb in this sentence: You speak English very ____.

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Jurassic World breaks box office record

Jurassic World broke box office records around the world. It is the first movie to make more than $500 million on its opening weekend. It made $204 million in the USA and $100 million in China. A movie expert said everyone was surprised. He said: “No one saw this coming.” Most people thought the film would make $100 million in the USA. The movie The Avengers has the record for the most successful movie on an opening weekend in the US.

Jurassic World is part four in the Jurassic Park series. The first was in 1993. The latest movie was the most popular film in the 66 countries where it was released. One reason is because many parents who watched the first Jurassic Park when they were children took their own kids to see Jurassic World. Another reason is because the movie opened in China and in the US on the same weekend. China is the world’s second biggest film market.

(www.breakingnewsenglish.com)

De acordo com o texto,

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Marque a opção que pode substituir “due to” sem alterar o sentido do período.

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TEXTO

You can fool some of the people all of the time,

and all of the people some of the time, but you cannot

fool all of the people all of the time

LINCOLN, Abraham. Disponível em: <www.quotes.net/authors/Abraham%20Lincoln>. Acesso em: 15 nov. 2014

The alternative that best explains this quote is

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TEXTO:

A climate of agreement

In the not-too-distant past, the tobacco industry
funded scientists who raised the shadow of a doubt that
the shadows on people’s lungs were cancers caused by
smoking. There were other causes, they said. And many
[5] people who wanted to believe them did so, kept smoking,
and died. Today those who don’t want to believe that
climate change is caused by human activities keep
saying there’s no consensus among scientists. Well,
that’s just not true. It’s been proven again and again that
[10] a great majority of scientists have concluded there is a
casual connection between human activity and global
warming. Now the journal Environmental Research
Letters has published a careful new study of thousands
of peer-reviewed papers showing that when scientists
[15] take a position on the issue, a full 97 percent blame
human causes. This is important because press reports
that cite doubters representing “the other side of the
question,” without saying how minuscule the proportion,
have convinced the public there’s an even split. There
[20] are many issues on which scientists really do disagree,
like the specific link, or lack of it, between global warming
and killer tornados. But about the general cause of the
warming itself, there’s barely any dissent at all.
DICKEY, Christopher. A climate of agreement.In Around the world in five ideas, Newsweek, Jun 3, 2013, p.9

According to the text, the tobacco industry used to