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Q2426078 Inglês

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A doll to place your dreams on...


(1º§) "Someday I'm gonna be, exactly like you... till then... I'll make believe I'm you." So went the dulcet tones of Barbie's first ever TV advert in 1959. That year, what would come to be toy company Mattel's most significant and long-lasting creation, Barbie, arrived.

(2º§) She was the brainchild of Ruth Handler; the co-founder, along with her husband Eliot, of Mattel in 1945. According to one of two origin stories (the other involving an adult novelty doll called Bild Lilli, handed out at bachelor parties), Handler noticed her daughter Barbara playing with paper dolls and decided she wanted to give her a doll that was not a baby, but a woman she could aspire to. Barbie, named after her daughter, was born and she premiered at the annual Toy Fair in New York in March 1959. In the first year, 300,000 Barbie dolls were sold.

(3º§) She was 'petite' as the advert chimes, with all the latest clothes and accessories. Among these was, of course, a wedding dress. Her immediate MO was clearly as a stylish and sophisticated style maven, the kind of svelte, pretty woman young girls wanted to be − at least in 1959. Her first ever outfit − as exemplified in Gerwig's initial teaser trailer for the Barbie movie − was a black and white swimsuit, with white heels and white-rimmed sunglasses. Unsurprisingly, by 1961, she was 'going steady' with Ken (oddly named after the Handlers' son).


Courting controversy


(4º§) By the 1960s, Barbie was already attracting criticism for being a 'sex symbol'. To counteract this, the Handlers gave her a little sister, Skipper (originally a child and now sold as a teenager), and a best friend, Midge − who would go to have her own chequered history. Fashioned as a 'homelier' friend for Barbie (with red hair and freckles) Midge would disappear after 1967, returning in the 1980s along with a husband, kids and a 'Happy Family Line' of toys, which even included Pregnant Midge (with a detachable womb!). The line courted scandal from every angle − among which was outrage that Midge was pregnant without a wedding ring. Cannily, Gerwig has lined up Emerald Fennell to play Midge. Yes, Pregnant Midge.

(5º§) Though to many Barbie was too conventional − with her improbable proportions and origins as a doll who aspires to, essentially, marry Ken − to many she was too progressive. Indeed, as early as 1968, nine years after Barbie's invention, Mattel introduced their first Black doll, Christie, a friend of Barbie. Christie arrived at a fecund point in American politics, just as the Civil Rights Act of 1968 − enshrining the illegality of racial discrimination − was passed.

(6º§) It would not be until 1980, however, that Mattel would produce its first Black Barbie. She was designed by Kitty Black Perkins, who was then chief designer for Barbie. She bought her first Barbie doll aged 28, when interviewing for the position, when she was asked to create a whole new wardrobe for the doll. She was chief designer for more than 30 years and, in 1979, she was asked to design the first ever Black Barbie. When she arrived, she was wearing a red disco jumpsuit and came with the tagline: "She's Black! She's beautiful! She's dynamite!"


(adapted) https://www.harpersbazaar.com/uk/culture/entertainment/a44129282/

What inspired Ruth Handler to create Barbie?

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Q2426077 Inglês

O texto seguinte servirá de base para responder às questões de 1 a 4.


A doll to place your dreams on...


(1º§) "Someday I'm gonna be, exactly like you... till then... I'll make believe I'm you." So went the dulcet tones of Barbie's first ever TV advert in 1959. That year, what would come to be toy company Mattel's most significant and long-lasting creation, Barbie, arrived.

(2º§) She was the brainchild of Ruth Handler; the co-founder, along with her husband Eliot, of Mattel in 1945. According to one of two origin stories (the other involving an adult novelty doll called Bild Lilli, handed out at bachelor parties), Handler noticed her daughter Barbara playing with paper dolls and decided she wanted to give her a doll that was not a baby, but a woman she could aspire to. Barbie, named after her daughter, was born and she premiered at the annual Toy Fair in New York in March 1959. In the first year, 300,000 Barbie dolls were sold.

(3º§) She was 'petite' as the advert chimes, with all the latest clothes and accessories. Among these was, of course, a wedding dress. Her immediate MO was clearly as a stylish and sophisticated style maven, the kind of svelte, pretty woman young girls wanted to be − at least in 1959. Her first ever outfit − as exemplified in Gerwig's initial teaser trailer for the Barbie movie − was a black and white swimsuit, with white heels and white-rimmed sunglasses. Unsurprisingly, by 1961, she was 'going steady' with Ken (oddly named after the Handlers' son).


Courting controversy


(4º§) By the 1960s, Barbie was already attracting criticism for being a 'sex symbol'. To counteract this, the Handlers gave her a little sister, Skipper (originally a child and now sold as a teenager), and a best friend, Midge − who would go to have her own chequered history. Fashioned as a 'homelier' friend for Barbie (with red hair and freckles) Midge would disappear after 1967, returning in the 1980s along with a husband, kids and a 'Happy Family Line' of toys, which even included Pregnant Midge (with a detachable womb!). The line courted scandal from every angle − among which was outrage that Midge was pregnant without a wedding ring. Cannily, Gerwig has lined up Emerald Fennell to play Midge. Yes, Pregnant Midge.

(5º§) Though to many Barbie was too conventional − with her improbable proportions and origins as a doll who aspires to, essentially, marry Ken − to many she was too progressive. Indeed, as early as 1968, nine years after Barbie's invention, Mattel introduced their first Black doll, Christie, a friend of Barbie. Christie arrived at a fecund point in American politics, just as the Civil Rights Act of 1968 − enshrining the illegality of racial discrimination − was passed.

(6º§) It would not be until 1980, however, that Mattel would produce its first Black Barbie. She was designed by Kitty Black Perkins, who was then chief designer for Barbie. She bought her first Barbie doll aged 28, when interviewing for the position, when she was asked to create a whole new wardrobe for the doll. She was chief designer for more than 30 years and, in 1979, she was asked to design the first ever Black Barbie. When she arrived, she was wearing a red disco jumpsuit and came with the tagline: "She's Black! She's beautiful! She's dynamite!"


(adapted) https://www.harpersbazaar.com/uk/culture/entertainment/a44129282/

Select the alternative that presents the best title for the text.

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Q2426061 Atualidades

No dia 7 de outubro o mundo foi surpreendido por uma ataque contra Israel deflagrado a partir do território palestino da Faixa de Gaza. Quem foi o autor deste ataque?

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Q2426054 Português

Leia com atenção o texto abaixo:


Ao caminhar pelas trilhas da floresta, percebi o quão essencial para nossa alma é o contato com a natureza. Cada árvore, cada flor, parecia sussurrar segredos milenares, despertando em mim um sentimento de paz profunda. Esse momento de introspecção era essencial para manter o equilíbrio em meio ao caos cotidiano.

Curioso de novas experiências, decidi adentrar uma caverna que se estendia na encosta da montanha. A escuridão era densa, mas a vontade de explorar era mais forte. A luz da lanterna revelava formações rochosas impressionantes, criadas ao longo de eras. Era um espetáculo natural que alimentava minha curiosidade insaciável.

Caminhar pelas trilhas da vida exige determinação e habilidade. Cada desafio que enfrentamos nos torna mais capazes para superar os obstáculos seguintes. Assim como na floresta, onde a vegetação densa nos exige atenção e cuidado, na jornada diária, cada passo bem dado nos leva mais perto de nossos objetivos.

O contato com a natureza oferece um benefício a saúde mental e física. Respirar o ar puro, ouvir o canto dos pássaros e sentir a brisa no rosto são pequenos prazeres que nos renovam. Assim, a cada trilha percorrida, a cada caverna explorada, sinto-me mais conectado com o universo que nos cerca, apreciando os benefícios que a vida nos oferece.


Há um trecho no texto que possui erro na regência nominal. Assinale a alternativa que aponte o trecho em equívoco:

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Q2426053 Português

Leia com atenção a sentença abaixo:


Não o avisei antes do ocorrido porque tenho medo da sua reação.


Assinale a alternativa que indique a função sintática correta dos termos em destaque:

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226: C
227: B
228: C
229: B
230: C