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“O boi, substantivo masculino, com que nós acudimos às urgências do estômago, pai do rosbife, rival da garoupa, entre pacífico e filantrópico, não é justo que viva... isto é, que morra obscuramente nos matadouros.” (Machado de Assis)
A questão a seguir deve ser respondida a partir do fragmento a seguir.
“O boi, substantivo masculino, com que nós acudimos às urgências do estômago, pai do rosbife, rival da garoupa, entre pacífico e filantrópico, não é justo que viva... isto é, que morra obscuramente nos matadouros.” (Machado de Assis)
Um grande filósofo disse:
“Nem todo problema que se tem com a namorada se deve
necessariamente ao modo capitalista de produção”.
Com essa frase, o autor pretende criticar
INSTRUCTION: Read the abstract and answer to the question.
Abstract
Scientists know greenhouse gas emissions cause climate change, but what causes greenhouse gas emissions in the first place? We assessed how many greenhouse gases are released to support the lifestyles of people living in different parts of Europe – in other words, we figured out people’s carbon footprint. We found that different lifestyle choices resulted in very different carbon footprints. In general, people with higher incomes (_____ bought more things and traveled more) had much higher carbon footprints than people ______ lived more modestly.
Understanding how our purchases affect greenhouse gas emissions is an important step to designing policies and guidelines for cutting emissions and addressing climate change.
Available at: <http://www.sciencejournalforkids.org/ uploads/5/4/2/8/54289603/footprint_article.pdf>.
Accessed on: Dec 7th, 2017.
INSTRUCTION: Read the abstract and answer to the question.
Abstract
Scientists know greenhouse gas emissions cause climate change, but what causes greenhouse gas emissions in the first place? We assessed how many greenhouse gases are released to support the lifestyles of people living in different parts of Europe – in other words, we figured out people’s carbon footprint. We found that different lifestyle choices resulted in very different carbon footprints. In general, people with higher incomes (_____ bought more things and traveled more) had much higher carbon footprints than people ______ lived more modestly.
Understanding how our purchases affect greenhouse gas emissions is an important step to designing policies and guidelines for cutting emissions and addressing climate change.
Available at: <http://www.sciencejournalforkids.org/ uploads/5/4/2/8/54289603/footprint_article.pdf>.
Accessed on: Dec 7th, 2017.
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