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Q1331320 Biologia
Considerando as hipóteses para origem da vida, o padre italiano Lazzaro Spallanzani (1729-1799) realizou o seguinte experimento: preparou oito frascos com caldo nutritivo, sendo quatro dos mesmos vedados com rolha de cortiça, e os gargalos de vidro dos outros frascos derretidos no fogo para que ficassem hermeticamente fechados. Após alguns dias, Spallanzani observou que somente nos vidros fechados com cortiça havia crescimento microbiano. As conclusões de tal experimento permitem inferir que:
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Q1331299 Geografia
O complexo regional do Nordeste brasileiro apresenta sub-regiões distintas: Meio-norte, Sertão, Agreste e Zona da Mata. Assinale a alternativa que apresenta características do Sertão Nordestino.
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Q1331298 Geografia
Um grupo expressivo de geógrafos, meteorologistas e biólogos vem defendendo, já há alguns anos, que existe em andamento um processo de aquecimento global, que repercutirá negativamente em muitas regiões da superfície terrestre. Caso seja verdadeira essa hipótese, que efeitos nocivos poderão ocorrer no Brasil, em decorrência desse fenômeno climático?
1) Aumento de doenças típicas de ambientes tropicais. 2) Impactos na produtividade da agricultura. 3) Desaparecimento de espécies vegetais. 4) Escassez de água potável. 5) Decréscimo da capacidade de pastoreio para o gado de corte.
Estão corretas:
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Q1331297 Geografia
A geografia é estudada, desde a Antiguidade, todavia se torna ciência só a partir do século XIX. Com relação ao desenvolvimento da Ciência Geográfica, analise as seguintes afirmativas:
1) O Positivismo, desenvolvido por Augusto Comte, influenciou a Geografia Tradicional. 2) O determinismo geográfico foi desenvolvido na França, por Vidal De La Blache. 3) A região, como objeto da Geografia, é o espaço onde se sintetiza a Geografia Física e Humana. 4) A Geografia Quantitativa propunha a criação de modelos ou fórmulas matemáticas para explicar os fenômenos.
Estão corretas as alternativas:
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Q1331296 Geografia
Observe a tabela a seguir. Nesta tabela, uma das correlações não corresponde à realidade, pois é incorreta. Assinale-a.
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Q1331295 Geografia
Considerando as diversas formas de classificação de atividade industrial, faça a correlação do foco de atuação das indústrias com suas respectivas classificações de tipos, conforme abaixo:
1) Segundo a natureza dos bens produzidos 2) Segundo a função 3) Segundo a aplicação de recursos ou fatores 4) Segundo a Tecnologia
( ) Indústrias Germinativas ( ) Indústria Trabalho-intensivo ( ) Indústrias Dinâmicas ( ) Indústrias de Bens de Capital
A sequência correta é:
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Q1331294 História
O coronelismo se fez presente nas relações políticas alagoanas do século XX. A sua atuação contribuiu para:
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Q1331293 História
Em Alagoas, a cultura colonial:
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Q1331292 Conhecimentos Gerais
O Modernismo na cultura brasileira trouxe importantes renovações. Nesse aspecto, podemos destacar:
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Q1331291 História
As ditaduras militares reforçaram a censura política e a repressão no Brasil, em períodos do século XX. Os governos militares nesses períodos:
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Q1331289 História
Os regimes totalitários tiveram presença significativa no século XX. Na Itália, o Fascismo:
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Q1331288 História
A democracia trouxe mudanças significativas para o mundo grego, modificando hábitos e relações sociais. A democracia grega, por exemplo:
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Q1331286 Inglês
Read the text below and answer the following question based on it. 

Human trafficking is slavery 


According to the United States Department of Justice, human trafficking is the “third most profitable criminal activity. An estimated $9.5 billion is generated in annual revenue from all trafficking activities, with at least $4 billion attributed to the worldwide brothel industry.”
The United States Department of State estimates that 800,000 women, children and men are internationally trafficked every year. Most of these victims are enslaved in the sex trade industry, followed by domestic servitude and labor. Over 14,000 victims are trafficked into the United States annually, according to the United States Department of Justice, and an estimated 200,000 American children are potentially trafficked each year into the sex trade.
Since 2001, the United States Department of Health and Human Services has issued almost 1,100 certifications to human trafficking victims in the United States originating from over 40 countries. The largest contributing regions are Latin America and Asia. The majority of victims are female and half of all victims are children. Law enforcement agencies report that the majority of trafficking cases presented as prostitution. But victims of human trafficking have also been rescued from enslavement as domestic servants, child soldiers, child brides, beggars, manual laborers, sweatshops workers, and in landmine removal efforts. There are also baby trafficking rings that sell babies to both knowing and unknowing adoptive parents.
Anyone can potentially fall prey to human traffickers. Before enslavement, many victims earned higher educational degrees. Many victims were professionals. Others were simply seeking a better life when they fell prey. Regardless of demographics or the circumstance of their trafficking, the common thread among all trafficking victims is the deprivation of inherent human rights and dignity. They are frequently subjected to physical, mental, emotional and sexual abuse. Although these victims are a commodity to the traffickers, they are nonetheless considered expendable. They are consequently not given adequate care. Without proper care and essential services, these innocent victims will be less likely to live hopeful, healthy, and productive lives. 

Adaptado de: <http://globalrescuerelief.org/what-is-human-trafficking/> Acessado em 5 de maio de 2016. 
Human traffickers
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Q1331285 Inglês
Read the text below and answer the following question based on it. 

Human trafficking is slavery 


According to the United States Department of Justice, human trafficking is the “third most profitable criminal activity. An estimated $9.5 billion is generated in annual revenue from all trafficking activities, with at least $4 billion attributed to the worldwide brothel industry.”
The United States Department of State estimates that 800,000 women, children and men are internationally trafficked every year. Most of these victims are enslaved in the sex trade industry, followed by domestic servitude and labor. Over 14,000 victims are trafficked into the United States annually, according to the United States Department of Justice, and an estimated 200,000 American children are potentially trafficked each year into the sex trade.
Since 2001, the United States Department of Health and Human Services has issued almost 1,100 certifications to human trafficking victims in the United States originating from over 40 countries. The largest contributing regions are Latin America and Asia. The majority of victims are female and half of all victims are children. Law enforcement agencies report that the majority of trafficking cases presented as prostitution. But victims of human trafficking have also been rescued from enslavement as domestic servants, child soldiers, child brides, beggars, manual laborers, sweatshops workers, and in landmine removal efforts. There are also baby trafficking rings that sell babies to both knowing and unknowing adoptive parents.
Anyone can potentially fall prey to human traffickers. Before enslavement, many victims earned higher educational degrees. Many victims were professionals. Others were simply seeking a better life when they fell prey. Regardless of demographics or the circumstance of their trafficking, the common thread among all trafficking victims is the deprivation of inherent human rights and dignity. They are frequently subjected to physical, mental, emotional and sexual abuse. Although these victims are a commodity to the traffickers, they are nonetheless considered expendable. They are consequently not given adequate care. Without proper care and essential services, these innocent victims will be less likely to live hopeful, healthy, and productive lives. 

Adaptado de: <http://globalrescuerelief.org/what-is-human-trafficking/> Acessado em 5 de maio de 2016. 
Victims of human trafficking in the US
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Q1331284 Inglês
Read the text below and answer the following question based on it. 

Human trafficking is slavery 


According to the United States Department of Justice, human trafficking is the “third most profitable criminal activity. An estimated $9.5 billion is generated in annual revenue from all trafficking activities, with at least $4 billion attributed to the worldwide brothel industry.”
The United States Department of State estimates that 800,000 women, children and men are internationally trafficked every year. Most of these victims are enslaved in the sex trade industry, followed by domestic servitude and labor. Over 14,000 victims are trafficked into the United States annually, according to the United States Department of Justice, and an estimated 200,000 American children are potentially trafficked each year into the sex trade.
Since 2001, the United States Department of Health and Human Services has issued almost 1,100 certifications to human trafficking victims in the United States originating from over 40 countries. The largest contributing regions are Latin America and Asia. The majority of victims are female and half of all victims are children. Law enforcement agencies report that the majority of trafficking cases presented as prostitution. But victims of human trafficking have also been rescued from enslavement as domestic servants, child soldiers, child brides, beggars, manual laborers, sweatshops workers, and in landmine removal efforts. There are also baby trafficking rings that sell babies to both knowing and unknowing adoptive parents.
Anyone can potentially fall prey to human traffickers. Before enslavement, many victims earned higher educational degrees. Many victims were professionals. Others were simply seeking a better life when they fell prey. Regardless of demographics or the circumstance of their trafficking, the common thread among all trafficking victims is the deprivation of inherent human rights and dignity. They are frequently subjected to physical, mental, emotional and sexual abuse. Although these victims are a commodity to the traffickers, they are nonetheless considered expendable. They are consequently not given adequate care. Without proper care and essential services, these innocent victims will be less likely to live hopeful, healthy, and productive lives. 

Adaptado de: <http://globalrescuerelief.org/what-is-human-trafficking/> Acessado em 5 de maio de 2016. 
The trafficking of humans
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Q1331283 Inglês
Read the text below and answer the following question based on it. 

Feed Additive Squelches Ruminants' Methane Belches. 

The global population is now nearly seven and a half billion. And that’s just humans. Because our planet is also home to one-and-a-half-billion cows, another billion sheep, and a billion goats. Their combined belches account for a full fifth of the world's methane emissions—and methane is about 30 times more potent at trapping heat than CO2.
But those methane emissions might get cut—by feeding the grazers something called 3-nitrooxypropanol. "I can tell you, they like it. No rejection at all." Maik Kindermann, an organic chemist at DSM Nutritional Products in Switzerland. Liking it, in the cow world, he says basically means they'll still gobble up their food, even with this stuff mixed in.
Kindermann's company developed the additive a few years back. It jams up an enzyme crucial to the production of methane by bacteria that live inside the animals. And it slashes the number of those methane-belching bacteria, while leaving the rest of the microbiome intact. The result? A 30 percent decrease in methane emissions.
Kindermann says he thinks the compound could be a winwin for the planet—and the animals. "You know the methane is kind of a waste product. And this energy, instead of losing it for the animal, it can be reused for the animal in terms of performance, and at the same time we are doing something for greenhouse gas emission and climate change." The product’s not on the market yet—toxicology tests are ongoing. But the hope is that it might take some of the heat off of beef.  

Disponível em: http://www.scientificamerican.com/podcast/episode/feed-additivesquelches-ruminants-methane-belches/ Acessado em 5 de maio de 2016.
It is true to affirm that
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Q1331282 Inglês
Read the text below and answer the following question based on it. 

Feed Additive Squelches Ruminants' Methane Belches. 

The global population is now nearly seven and a half billion. And that’s just humans. Because our planet is also home to one-and-a-half-billion cows, another billion sheep, and a billion goats. Their combined belches account for a full fifth of the world's methane emissions—and methane is about 30 times more potent at trapping heat than CO2.
But those methane emissions might get cut—by feeding the grazers something called 3-nitrooxypropanol. "I can tell you, they like it. No rejection at all." Maik Kindermann, an organic chemist at DSM Nutritional Products in Switzerland. Liking it, in the cow world, he says basically means they'll still gobble up their food, even with this stuff mixed in.
Kindermann's company developed the additive a few years back. It jams up an enzyme crucial to the production of methane by bacteria that live inside the animals. And it slashes the number of those methane-belching bacteria, while leaving the rest of the microbiome intact. The result? A 30 percent decrease in methane emissions.
Kindermann says he thinks the compound could be a winwin for the planet—and the animals. "You know the methane is kind of a waste product. And this energy, instead of losing it for the animal, it can be reused for the animal in terms of performance, and at the same time we are doing something for greenhouse gas emission and climate change." The product’s not on the market yet—toxicology tests are ongoing. But the hope is that it might take some of the heat off of beef.  

Disponível em: http://www.scientificamerican.com/podcast/episode/feed-additivesquelches-ruminants-methane-belches/ Acessado em 5 de maio de 2016.
It is true to affirm that
1) methane is less harmful than CO2 when it comes to heat trapping. 2) goats, sheep and cows account for 25% of the world’s methane emissions. 3) the population of cows outnumbers that of goats or of sheep. 4) the population of humans exceeds that of all animals on the planet. 5) methane is more dangerous for the planet than carbon dioxide gas.
The correct alternatives are:
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Q1331281 Inglês
Read the text below and answer the following question based on it. 

Feed Additive Squelches Ruminants' Methane Belches. 

The global population is now nearly seven and a half billion. And that’s just humans. Because our planet is also home to one-and-a-half-billion cows, another billion sheep, and a billion goats. Their combined belches account for a full fifth of the world's methane emissions—and methane is about 30 times more potent at trapping heat than CO2.
But those methane emissions might get cut—by feeding the grazers something called 3-nitrooxypropanol. "I can tell you, they like it. No rejection at all." Maik Kindermann, an organic chemist at DSM Nutritional Products in Switzerland. Liking it, in the cow world, he says basically means they'll still gobble up their food, even with this stuff mixed in.
Kindermann's company developed the additive a few years back. It jams up an enzyme crucial to the production of methane by bacteria that live inside the animals. And it slashes the number of those methane-belching bacteria, while leaving the rest of the microbiome intact. The result? A 30 percent decrease in methane emissions.
Kindermann says he thinks the compound could be a winwin for the planet—and the animals. "You know the methane is kind of a waste product. And this energy, instead of losing it for the animal, it can be reused for the animal in terms of performance, and at the same time we are doing something for greenhouse gas emission and climate change." The product’s not on the market yet—toxicology tests are ongoing. But the hope is that it might take some of the heat off of beef.  

Disponível em: http://www.scientificamerican.com/podcast/episode/feed-additivesquelches-ruminants-methane-belches/ Acessado em 5 de maio de 2016.
In the sentence “…they'll still gobble up their food, even with this stuff mixed in.”, the expression gobble up means
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Q1331280 Literatura
Apesar de ser conhecido como poeta, Ledo Ivo (1924- 2012) foi também jornalista, tradutor, ensaísta e romancista. Como romancista, fez sua estreia em 1947 com As Alianças. Além de narrar um universo de caráter fortemente intimista, a da personagem Jandira, desse romance de Ledo Ivo ainda podemos afirmar:
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Q1331279 Literatura
O chamado romance nordestino de 1930 deu nomes como Graciliano Ramos, José Lins do Rego, Raquel de Queiros e Jorge Amado. O conjunto da obra desses escritores traça um largo painel do Nordeste urbano e rural. De maneira verticalizante, conhecemos, por meio dessas obras, a saga do Cacau, do Ciclo-da-cana-de-açúcar, a seca do sertão, e o mandonismo dos senhores rurais. Quais obras, dentre as elencadas abaixo, encerram os quatro temas que assinalamos acima:
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1481: D
1482: C
1483: E
1484: B
1485: C
1486: D
1487: E
1488: E
1489: D
1490: C
1491: C
1492: C
1493: D
1494: B
1495: A
1496: D
1497: C
1498: E
1499: A
1500: E