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CMCG NÍVEL B1A – ENSINO MÉDIO 1ª CHAMADA 1

INGLESA Assinado por
Profª Myrian
GABARITO Napp

1st QUESTION

(44 scores)

READING COMPREHENSION

Read TEXT I and answer item 01.

TEXT I

WEDDING BY ELVIS.

(Disponível em:www.googleimage.com Acesso em: 26out2016)

Everybody wants their wedding to be the best and the most memorable. Many young couples in
the US are choosing historical or unusual places to have their wedding ceremonies and receptions.
Some of these unique wedding locations include: Epcot theme park at the Walt Disney World Resort,
the Empire State Building or even Mount Rushmore, where your guests will include past American
presidents, carved in stone, of course!
If you were getting married, where would you go? How about a wedding in Graceland? We spoke
to some folks who got married there last summer. An American couple, Hilary Martin and her husband,
Douglas, decided to have a wedding to remember. They got married at the home of the rock legend
Elvis Presley. ''We were having dinner at Gino's one night and we decided to get married. I proposed,''
recalls Hilary. ''We wanted to have an unforgettable wedding and in a theme we both liked. Douglas
said, 'Elvis,' and that was it!'' ''After that, we went crazy,'' Douglas remembers. ''The theme was rock
and pop celebrities, so we decided to ask our guests to dress as pop stars. We had Bruce Springsteen,

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Elton John, Madonna, three Adeles”- it was great. Hilary's bridesmaids were Beyoncé, Shakira, and
Rihanna. I was dressed as Elvis, of course, and Hilary was a Lady Gaga in white.''
Graceland is a great place for a big wedding. Guests can visit the Elvis museum and his mansion
before the ceremony. The best part of all is that Graceland has its own hotel called Heartbreak Hotel!
Douglas and Hilary exchanged their vows in the Graceland Chapel in the woods near the iconic
Memphis, Tennessee, home. Hilary tells us more: ''At our reception, we had Elvis's favorite meal: a
fried sandwich with peanut butter and banana, and then steak followed by apple pie. Everyone loved it;
Elvis would have loved it! For the party in the evening, we asked our guests to prepare a famous song
by the person they were dressed as. Yes, we were singing with the karaoke machine all night long. The
funny thing is no one was embarrassed. Later, Douglas and I left for our two-week trip to Mexico. If I
got married again, I would do it all again, in Graceland, and with Douglas, of course!''
(Disponível em: www.richmondenglishid.studiotests/ > Acesso em 260ut2016)

ANSWER WHAT IS ASKED

01. Read the text I. Answer the questions below in a complete form. (10 scores)

a) What would Hilary do if she got married again?

Hilary would go with Douglas √ to the same place again for a marriage ceremony. √_ _
b) What was Elvis favorite meal?
He loved eating peanut butter sandwiches √ with banana .√ _______ ______________
c) Who sang famous songs at the party?
The guests sang √ famous songs at the party . √ _______________ ______________
d) Which famous female pop stars were performed by the guests?
Madonna, Adele, Beyoncé and Rihanna were performed √ by the guests.√ ___ _____
e) Why the young couples in the US are getting married in Graceland?
To choose/ Because they are choosing ususual or historical places √ to get married.
√

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Read TEXT II and choose the best alternative to answer items 2-8.

TEXT II
CAN MOWGLI, THE FERAL BOY, TALK ABOUT BEARS?

Mowgli and his best friend, Baloo. (Disponível em: www.googleimage.com Acesso em: 26out2016)

Mowgli's best friend, in Kipling's book, is described as a sleepy old brown bear, who teaches
Mowgli the law of the jungle.
Baloo, in Hindi, Bhālū, the bear, is a main fictional character featured in Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle
Book from 1894 and The Second Jungle Book from 1895.
Baloo, a bear, is the strict teacher of the cubs of the Seeonee wolf pack. His most challenging
pupil is the "man-cub" Mowgli. Baloo and Bagheera, a panther, save Mowgli from Shere Khan the tiger
and endeavor to teach Mowgli the Law of the Jungle in many of The Jungle Book stories.
Baloo is described in Kipling's work as "the sleepy brown bear". Robert Armitage Sterndale, from
whom Kipling derived most of his knowledge of Indian fauna, used the Hindi word "Bhalu" for several bear
species, though Daniel Karlin, who edited the Penguin reissue of The Jungle Book in 1989, states that,
with the exception of colour, Kipling's descriptions of Baloo are consistent with the sloth bear, as brown
bears and Asian black bears do not occur in the Seoni area where the novel takes place. Also, the
name sloth can be used in the context of sleepiness. Karlin states, however, that Baloo's diet of "only
roots and nuts and honey" is a trait more common to the Asian black bear than to the sloth bear.
Nevertheless, this may be single observation only; according to the dietary habits of sloth bears,
while sloth bears prefer termites and ants (which is also described as Baloo's special treat in The Jungle
Book), their main sources of food are honey and fruits most of the year.
In the 2016 adaptation, Baloo is stated to be a sloth bear by Bagheera, though his appearance
is similar to that of a Himalayan brown bear. Though this subspecies of the brown bear is absent from
historical records on Seoni, it might have ranged across most of northern India.

(Disponível em: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baloo Acesso em 05out2016)

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Glossary:
Cubs: a young lion, bear, fox, etc.
Endeavor: to try very hard.
Hindi: one of the oficial languages in India.
Packs: when referred to animals means a group of wild animals that hunt together.
Termites and ants: insects.

MULTIPLE CHOICE

02. The article you've just read is essencially about

( A ) Mowgli, the feral boy.

( B ) Some types of beers.
( C ) The character Baloo.
( D ) Food and honey.
( E ) A movie in 2016.

03. Which genre is Mowgli story?

( A ) Drama.
( B ) Novel.
( C ) Stand-up Comedy.
( D ) Poetry.
( E ) Science Fiction.

04. Bagheera is:

( A ) A panther.
( B ) A bear.
( C ) Mowgli's best friend.
( D ) The main character.
( E ) The author.

05. Bears are used to eat termites and ants, and Baloo also eats:

( A ) honey.
( B ) roots and nuts.
( C ) termites and ants.
( D ) fruits.
( E ) all are correct.

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06. The author of Mowgli book is:

( A ) the Hindi.

( B ) Robert Armitage Sterndale.

( C ) Daniel Karlin.

( D ) Rudyard Kipling.

( E ) Bagheera.

07. Does Mowgli have a teacher?

( A ) No, he doesn't.

( B ) Yes, he has.

( C ) No, he hasn't.

( D ) Yes, he does.

( E ) Yes, he have.

08. Where does Mowgli take place?

( A ) In any jungle of the world.

( B ) In a jungle in Himalaya.

( C ) In northern India..

( D ) In Seoni, India.

( E ) In Africa.

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Read TEXT III and answer items 9 and 10.

ANSWER WHAT IS ASKED

09. Read TEXT III and complete it with the correct form of the verbs in parenthesis. (13 scores)

TEXT III

PEANUTS, A COMIC STRIP.

What makes “Peanuts” so popular? Of course, if it weren't√ (not be) funny, people wouldn't
like√ (not like) it so much. But “Peanuts” provides more than just laughs. It addresses such universal
themes as love, jealously, loneliness and hope. If the characters weren't√ (not be) so real, we couldn't
identify√ (could/ identify) with them. Take Lucy, for example. In love with the piano-playing Schroeder,
Lucy complains, “If we were √ (be) married, and you loved√ (love) golf, I would hate/ 'd hate√
(hate) your golf clubs! If you drove √ (drive) a sports car, I would hate/ 'd hate√ (hate) your sports
car! If you were√ (be) a bowler, I would hate/ 'd hate√ (hate) your bowling ball”.
Without looking up from his piano or missing a beat, Schroeder asks, “So?” “I hate your piano!”
shouts Lucy as she kicks it out from under him. Recognizable behavior? In “Peanuts” we see ourselves
along with our weaknesses and hopes. But we don't have to analyze “Peanuts” to enjoy it. If it
weren't√ (not be) for comic strips like “Peanuts, our lives might be√ (might/ be) a little less fun.

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10. Read the sentences about these “Peanuts” characters. What would happen if their situations were
different? Combine the two sentences into one, using the unreal conditional (second conditional).
(14 scores)

a) Schroeder ignores Lucy. She gest angry at him.

If Schroeder didn't ignore Lucy√, she wouldn't get angry at him. √ ____________

b) Schroeder loves Beethoven. He plays his sonatas all the time.

If Schroeder didn't love Beethoven √ , he wouldn't play his sonatas all the time. √_

c) Charlie Brown doesn't have enough friends. He feels lonely.

If Charlie Brown had enough friends √, he wouldn't feel lonely._√________ ______

d) Sally doesn't know her teacher's name. She can't send her a card.

If Sally didn't know her teacher's name √ , she wouldn't send her a card. √ ________

e) Linus is smart. He finds clever solutios for life's problems.

If Linus weren't smart √ , he wouldn't find clever solutions for life's problems. √

f) Woodstock and Snoopy have a close relationship. Woodstock confides in Snoopy.

If Woodstock and Snoopy didn't have a close relationship √ , Woodstock wouldn't

confide in Snoopy. √

g) Rerun's parents refuse to let him have a dog. He tries to borrow Charlie's dog.

If Rerun's father didn't refuse to let him have a dog √, he wouldn't try to borrow
Charlie's dog. √

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2nd QUESTION

(19 scores)

GRAMMAR AND WRITING

11. The article below is from a magazine which gives tourists and immigrants information about the US.
Complete the blanks with the correct modal required in the correct tense.
Use the verbs from the box below. You can repeat them, if you need. (11 scores)

may might can could should must mustn't

If you are living in the US and you have a student visa, you may/ can √ (permission) study at
any college you are accepted into but you mustn't/ can't √ (prohibition) have a steady job. If the
immigrations department knows about your job, you might/ may/ could √ (possibility) be sent
back home immediately.
If you are a tourist and you are traveling around the US, you must √ (obligation) take your
passport with you because a policeman may/ might/ could √ (possibility) stop you and ask for
identification. You may/ can √ (permission) drive with your Brazilian driver's license. You should √
(advice) carry some cash, but not much. You mustn't √ (prohibition) walk alone at night. Be careful
if somebody you have never met before approaches you and says: “May/ Can √ (offering help) I
help you with your luggage?” This person may/ might/ could √ (deduction) be a thief. You
shouldn't √ (advice/ negative) accept offers like this from strangers.

(Source in: The Richmond Simplified Grammar of English/ Amos: Prescher. – São Paulo: Moderna, 2008)

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GUIDED WRITING

12. A guided writing is a text with the answers of selected questions. Answer the next selected questions
about you or someone you know. Answer the questions using words with: (01) over-, (01) under-,
and one expression with (01) lack of-. Complete your ideas using two (02) relative clauses.
(08 scores)

What's your degree at school?

Have you thought about getting a volunteer work?
What can stress you?

I am studying at 1st/2nd year, in High School√. I think I've never overstudied√ but,
for sure, I've already understudied for some test√. I am a sports teen, so I think time is a
problem for me√. Maybe, all teens must feel a lack of time√. That’s one reason that I've
never taken part in any volunteer work√. Time for training and time for studying are an
overconflict in my agenda√. But the other athletes are someone who can really stress
me a lot√ .

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