Questões de Vestibular CÁSPER LÍBERO 2013 para Vestibular
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Ano: 2013
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Q1383531
Conhecimentos Gerais
Sobre São Paulo S/A, de Luís Sérgio Person, é corretor afirmar:
Ano: 2013
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Q1383532
Conhecimentos Gerais
Sobre A montanha dos sete abutres, de Billy Wilder, é correto afirmar:
Ano: 2013
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Q1383533
Inglês
Texto associado
Read the following text to answer question
Spilt Milk by Chico Buarque: review
A mishmash of influences gives rise to a vivid portrait of Brazil
Chico Buarque, bossanovista and novelist, whose latest book is ‘Spilt Milk’ Photo: Sipa Press / Rex Features
By Ian Thomson
Back in the Sixties, Brazil thrilled to a new dance beat called bossa nova. With its languid
jazz tones, the music had a hushed intensity and underlying air of sadness. Chico Buarque, a
leading bossanovistasongwriter and novelist, is revered in Brazil as a political hero. In 1968, he
was imprisoned by the military for “counter-culture activities”.
Spilt Milk, Buarque’s fourth novel, displays a typically Brazilian mishmash of influences ranging from memoir to adventure to political diatribe. A crotchety old man, Eulálio d’Assumpção, lies
moribund in a Rio de Janeiro hospital, musing on his life while lashing out at stenographers
and “spiteful” orderlies. The food, we learn, reeks unpleasantly of garlic (“Wait till my mother
finds out”).
Aged 150, he has come down in the world wretchedly. In pages of rambling monologue, the
improbably old narrator describes the decline of his family over generations of Brazilian history.
Amid sagas of political tribalism and grievous dictatorship, plantation-owning forebears have
squandered fortunes on drink, drugs and armament deals. A souring smell of “spilt milk” hangs
over the narrative as it twists round half-remembered family feuds and hatreds.
Along the way, Buarque paints an exceptionally vivid picture of Brazilian high society in the
1890s, with its German governesses, imported French clothes and Chopin waltzes. Though bedbound and drugged, Eulálio recalls the love of his life, Matilde, whose cinnamon-coloured skin
and “Moorish eyes” had worked a fatal charm on him years ago. Where is she now?
At first glance, Spilt Milk appears to be in narrative disarray, as the book wanders backwards and
forwards in time. Eventually, though, the inchoate strands cohere into an absorbing, if bitter,
meditation on Brazil.
Just as bossa nova had borrowed from samba and West Coast jazz, so Buarque borrows from
Samuel Beckett, Gabriel García Marquez and others. In a now-famous book of 1928, Manifesto
Antropófago, Brazil’s leading modernist poet Oswald de Andrade had defined Brazilian literature
as anthropophagic, or cannibalistic, “eating” other forms of European and African writing. Spilt
Milk, brocaded with a range of literary influences, conforms to the ideal beautifully.
Source: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/books/fictionreviews/9573627/Spilt-Milk-by-Chico-Buarque-review.html
Choose the statement that is true about the book review.
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Q1383534
Inglês
Texto associado
Read the following text to answer question
Spilt Milk by Chico Buarque: review
A mishmash of influences gives rise to a vivid portrait of Brazil
Chico Buarque, bossanovista and novelist, whose latest book is ‘Spilt Milk’ Photo: Sipa Press / Rex Features
By Ian Thomson
Back in the Sixties, Brazil thrilled to a new dance beat called bossa nova. With its languid
jazz tones, the music had a hushed intensity and underlying air of sadness. Chico Buarque, a
leading bossanovistasongwriter and novelist, is revered in Brazil as a political hero. In 1968, he
was imprisoned by the military for “counter-culture activities”.
Spilt Milk, Buarque’s fourth novel, displays a typically Brazilian mishmash of influences ranging from memoir to adventure to political diatribe. A crotchety old man, Eulálio d’Assumpção, lies
moribund in a Rio de Janeiro hospital, musing on his life while lashing out at stenographers
and “spiteful” orderlies. The food, we learn, reeks unpleasantly of garlic (“Wait till my mother
finds out”).
Aged 150, he has come down in the world wretchedly. In pages of rambling monologue, the
improbably old narrator describes the decline of his family over generations of Brazilian history.
Amid sagas of political tribalism and grievous dictatorship, plantation-owning forebears have
squandered fortunes on drink, drugs and armament deals. A souring smell of “spilt milk” hangs
over the narrative as it twists round half-remembered family feuds and hatreds.
Along the way, Buarque paints an exceptionally vivid picture of Brazilian high society in the
1890s, with its German governesses, imported French clothes and Chopin waltzes. Though bedbound and drugged, Eulálio recalls the love of his life, Matilde, whose cinnamon-coloured skin
and “Moorish eyes” had worked a fatal charm on him years ago. Where is she now?
At first glance, Spilt Milk appears to be in narrative disarray, as the book wanders backwards and
forwards in time. Eventually, though, the inchoate strands cohere into an absorbing, if bitter,
meditation on Brazil.
Just as bossa nova had borrowed from samba and West Coast jazz, so Buarque borrows from
Samuel Beckett, Gabriel García Marquez and others. In a now-famous book of 1928, Manifesto
Antropófago, Brazil’s leading modernist poet Oswald de Andrade had defined Brazilian literature
as anthropophagic, or cannibalistic, “eating” other forms of European and African writing. Spilt
Milk, brocaded with a range of literary influences, conforms to the ideal beautifully.
Source: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/books/fictionreviews/9573627/Spilt-Milk-by-Chico-Buarque-review.html
The word ideal in the last sentence of the book review refers to
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Q1383535
Inglês
Texto associado
Read the following text to answer question
Spilt Milk by Chico Buarque: review
A mishmash of influences gives rise to a vivid portrait of Brazil
Chico Buarque, bossanovista and novelist, whose latest book is ‘Spilt Milk’ Photo: Sipa Press / Rex Features
By Ian Thomson
Back in the Sixties, Brazil thrilled to a new dance beat called bossa nova. With its languid
jazz tones, the music had a hushed intensity and underlying air of sadness. Chico Buarque, a
leading bossanovistasongwriter and novelist, is revered in Brazil as a political hero. In 1968, he
was imprisoned by the military for “counter-culture activities”.
Spilt Milk, Buarque’s fourth novel, displays a typically Brazilian mishmash of influences ranging from memoir to adventure to political diatribe. A crotchety old man, Eulálio d’Assumpção, lies
moribund in a Rio de Janeiro hospital, musing on his life while lashing out at stenographers
and “spiteful” orderlies. The food, we learn, reeks unpleasantly of garlic (“Wait till my mother
finds out”).
Aged 150, he has come down in the world wretchedly. In pages of rambling monologue, the
improbably old narrator describes the decline of his family over generations of Brazilian history.
Amid sagas of political tribalism and grievous dictatorship, plantation-owning forebears have
squandered fortunes on drink, drugs and armament deals. A souring smell of “spilt milk” hangs
over the narrative as it twists round half-remembered family feuds and hatreds.
Along the way, Buarque paints an exceptionally vivid picture of Brazilian high society in the
1890s, with its German governesses, imported French clothes and Chopin waltzes. Though bedbound and drugged, Eulálio recalls the love of his life, Matilde, whose cinnamon-coloured skin
and “Moorish eyes” had worked a fatal charm on him years ago. Where is she now?
At first glance, Spilt Milk appears to be in narrative disarray, as the book wanders backwards and
forwards in time. Eventually, though, the inchoate strands cohere into an absorbing, if bitter,
meditation on Brazil.
Just as bossa nova had borrowed from samba and West Coast jazz, so Buarque borrows from
Samuel Beckett, Gabriel García Marquez and others. In a now-famous book of 1928, Manifesto
Antropófago, Brazil’s leading modernist poet Oswald de Andrade had defined Brazilian literature
as anthropophagic, or cannibalistic, “eating” other forms of European and African writing. Spilt
Milk, brocaded with a range of literary influences, conforms to the ideal beautifully.
Source: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/books/fictionreviews/9573627/Spilt-Milk-by-Chico-Buarque-review.html
Based on the book review, it is correct to affirm about Chico Buarque that
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Q1383536
Inglês
The ad on the left,
produced by the Agency DDB,
Paris, was considered one of
the best print ads 2012-2013
and has earned it a Gold
Lion. Read it and choose the
alternative that best shows its
main idea.
(Source: http://www.adweek.com/news-gallery/advertising-branding/ worlds-best-print-ads-2012-13-150758#gold-lion-anlci-1-of-6-42)
(Source: http://www.adweek.com/news-gallery/advertising-branding/ worlds-best-print-ads-2012-13-150758#gold-lion-anlci-1-of-6-42)
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Q1383537
Matemática
Texto associado
Leia o texto abaixo, extraído de uma notícia de um site da internet, em 4 de julho de 2013:
“No período de 2000 a 2012, o preço das tarifas do transporte público urbano subiu mais do que
a inflação que o preço dos combustíveis e dos automóveis, segundo nota técnica divulgada pelo
Ipea (Instituto de Pesquisa Econômica Aplicada) na manhã desta quinta-feira (4), em Brasília.”
“O relatório compilou dados do IPCA (Índice Geral de Preços ao Consumidor) e
preços das tarifas de ônibus de nove capitais brasileiras. Enquanto o IPCA teve
alta de 125% no período de janeiro 2000 a dezembro 2012, as tarifas dos ônibus
aumentaram 192%, 67 pontos percentuais acima da inflação.”
Fonte: http://noticias.uol.com.br/cotidiano/ultimas-noticias/2013/07/04/de-2000-a-2012-tarifas-de-onibus-sobem67-pontos-acima-inflacao-diz-ipea.htm
Considerando a cidade de São Paulo, onde a tarifa de ônibus foi de R$ 1,40 para R$ 3,00 no período citado, esse aumento foi de:
Considerando a cidade de São Paulo, onde a tarifa de ônibus foi de R$ 1,40 para R$ 3,00 no período citado, esse aumento foi de:
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Q1383538
Matemática
Observe o gráfico:
“Os dados são do Instituto Brasileiro de Geografia e Estatística (IBGE), que divulgou na última semana os dados sobre desemprego de janeiro a junho deste ano.”
Fonte: Blog do Planalto em 29 de julho de 2013
A partir do gráfico, fica evidente que o período em que houve a mais acentuada diminuição na
taxa de desemprego foi de
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Q1383539
Matemática
Em 2014 os transgênicos completam 10 anos na agricultura e na mesa dos
brasileiros. Enquanto os hectares de lavouras transgênicas seguiam aumentando,
foram surgindo muitas controvérsias sobre os riscos sociais, políticos, ambientais,
econômicos e à saúde humana.
Segundo dados da Monsanto, indústria multinacional de agricultura e
biotecnologia, em 2008, os agricultores brasileiros cultivaram 15,8 milhões de
hectares de lavouras transgênicas, de acordo com levantamento da ISAAA
(International Service for the Acquisition of Agri-biotech Applications). O país foi
responsável por pouco mais de 12% dos hectares de culturas transgênicas plantadas
no mundo, ocupando a terceira posição entre as nações que usam sementes
geneticamente modificadas, atrás dos Estados Unidos e da Argentina.
Para se ter uma ideia desta área, lembrando que o Estado de São Paulo tem 25 milhões de hectares, apenas as lavouras de soja ocupam uma área equivalente
Para se ter uma ideia desta área, lembrando que o Estado de São Paulo tem 25 milhões de hectares, apenas as lavouras de soja ocupam uma área equivalente
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Q1383540
Matemática
Em tempos de Copa do Mundo, é muito comum estabelecimentos comerciais
oferecerem prêmios àqueles clientes que acertarem os três ganhadores do
campeonato, levando em consideração a sua colocação, ou seja: a aposta 1º Brasil,
2º Espanha e 3º Itália é diferente da aposta 1º Espanha, 2º Brasil e 3º Itália, por
exemplo. Lembrando que estão na competição 32 times, e considerando que todos
os inscritos têm o mesmo potencial de vitória, a chance de acertar uma aposta
dessas é de:
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