Enunciado e resolução em PDF · 37 perguntas resolvidas no Simulador · actualizado em 14/10/2026
Perguntas resolvidas deste exame
As primeiras 10 perguntas, com a resolução. As restantes estão no Simulador.
Pergunta 1
Questions 1 to 5 are based on the following document.
Here are some reasons for you to go to the theatre:
Theatre helps us to see a different perspective from our own. We are shown humanity, psychology, motivations, conflict and resolution. We as the audience get to witness the trajectory of persons other than ourselves. As artists, we put ourselves into emotional and intellectual situations that may never arise in our personal lives. Theatre promotes us to give power to truth, to take risks and to advocate for new and diverse voices.
Theatre reminds us that we are not alone. We are not only sharing space and an experience with the artists who are performing, we are also sharing experience with fellow audience members. Movies and television don't have the same intimacy or sense of participation. Sharing an experience with live actors and live audience members is not only valuable, it's necessary for human connection.
Theatre is immediate, evolving and always different. Although the script may be the same every night, performance is unique, each and every time it happens. No two performances are ever the same. In this way, everyone involved has a distinctive and unique experience that can never be replicated.
Live theatre helps promote social discourse, dialogue and potential social change. Theatre is a cultural phenomenon that demands that society examines itself in the mirror. We can study societal problems and attempt to find solutions. Coming together as a community to listen to opposing points of view if necessary.
Theatre promotes education and literacy. Studies have shown that students who go to the theatre do better at school.
Source: Internet (adapted)
What is the text about?
- Community problems
- Disadvantages of going to the theatre
- Importance of going to the theatre
- Movies and television
Pergunta 2
Based on the text in question 1, which of the following is NOT mentioned as a reason for going to the theatre?
- Being shown humanity
- Promoting conflict and resolution
- Seeing a different perspective from our own
- Witnessing the trajectory of persons
Pergunta 3
Based on the text in question 1, when people are in the theatre, they…
- never share experience with the artist or the audience members.
- only share experience with fellow audience members.
- only share space and an experience with the artists.
- share space and experience with both the artists and the audience.
Pergunta 4
Based on the text in question 1, what happens to the performance even when the script is the same every night? It…
- can be replicated.
- changes every week.
- is exclusive.
- is the same.
Pergunta 5
Based on the text in question 1, why is theatre good for students? It…
- examines students in the mirror.
- helps them perform better at school.
- promotes education and illiteracy.
- studies societal problems or solutions.
Pergunta 6
Questions 6 to 10 are based on the following document.
Makonde's mapiko dance is one of the best-known ritual dances in the northern Mozambique. Although it has lost much of its original significance, it originally describes the male attempts to limit women's power in the Makonde society, and to define the traditional relationship between sexes. The mapiko dancer – always a man – wears a special wooden mask, which generally has exaggerated features and is usually painted and decorated with hair and drawings. These masks cannot be seen by women or uncircumcised boys unless they are being worn by the dancer. They are covered and kept in a special place in the forest, where only men are allowed to go. Before mapiko begins, the dancer's body is covered completely with five large pieces of cloth wrapped around the legs, arms and body in such a way that nothing can be seen other than the fingers and toes. All evidence that there is a person inside is supposed to be hidden. The idea is that the dancer represents the spirit of a dead person who has come to harm women and children, and only the men of the village can protect them. According to the tradition, young boys are told the secret of the dance during their initiation rites, while women are never supposed to learn it, and remain afraid of the mapiko.
Source: Inglês 11ª Classe
Which of the following is one of the original objectives of the mapiko dance? It is to…
- attempt men to give women power.
- define the traditional relationship between sexes.
- empower women in the Makonde society.
- make it a ritual dance in the northern Mozambique.
Pergunta 7
Based on the text in question 6, what is the mask worn by a mapiko dancer made of?
- Drawings
- Features
- Hair
- Wood
Pergunta 8
Based on the text in question 6, who can see the masks when they are not worn by the dancers?
- Boys at any age
- Men
- Uncircumcised boys
- Women
Pergunta 9
Based on the text in question 6, why is the body of the mapiko dancer covered with pieces of cloth?
- For the men of the village to protect women
- For women and children to be harmed
- To hide any evidence that there's a person
- To make the spirit of the dead come back
Pergunta 10
Based on the text in question 6, do the boys get to know the secrets of the dance?
- No, they are never supposed to know about them
- No, they must remain afraid of the mapiko
- Yes, they are told during the initiation rites
- Yes, they find out by themselves as they grow up
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