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a seguir, com 5 (cinco) alternativas (a,b,c,d,e), havendo apenas 1 (uma) alternativa correta para
cada questão.
Texto 1
Língua Estrangeira – Inglês issue their demand for treats via prodded
forefinger. With his brother Peter and his father,
John Sr, he runs the vending empire Broderick’s
Ltd, its 2,800 machines occupying some of the
A day in the life of (almost) every vending
most sought-after corridors and crannies of the
machine in the world
UK. The Broderick family sugar and sustain office
workers, factory workers, students, gym goers,
What’s behind the indestructible appeal of the
shoppers and schoolchildren. They pep up
robotic snack?
breaktimes in a nuclear power station. If you’ve
By Tom Lamont
ever wolfed a postpartum Snickers in the
maternity ward at Chesterfield or Leeds General,
A minute before midnight on 21 July 2021, as
or turned thirsty while waiting to fly out of
passengers staggered sleepily through
Stansted or Birmingham airports, then you’ve
Manchester airport, I stood wringing my hands in
almost certainly shopped, at one mechanical
the glow of a vending machine that was seven
remove, with Johnny Brod. He thanks you.
feet tall, conspicuously branded with the name of
[…]
its owner – BRODERICK – and positioned like a
Every one of his machines, he countered, was
clever trap between arrivals and the taxi rank.
fitted with a contactless card reader. […] Big
Standard agonies. Sweet or savoury? Liquid or
change was sweeping through automated
something to munch? I opted for Doritos, keying
vending, and the first thing to go was small
in a three-digit code and touching my card to the
change. As cash sales tumbled in 2020 and
reader so that the packet moved jerkily forwards,
2021, and contactless sales climbed, the
propelled by a churning plastic spiral and tipped
Brodericks had been the beneficiary of new and
into the well of the machine. My Doritos landed
better information about their customers. […]
with a thwap, a sound that always brings relief to
Now the tycoons of vending understood us
the vending enthusiast, because there hasn’t
better. Johnny Brod had released a smartphone
been a mechanical miscue. Judged by the clock,
app that tempted people with discounts in return
which now read 12am, it was the UK’s first
for permission to track their vending habits.
vending-machine sale of the day.
[…]
As the social historian Kerry Segrave notes in her
Nine hours later, I was sitting in a spruce office in
2002 book, Vending Machines, the moment
the Manchester suburb of Wythenshawe,
these “silent salesmen” appeared on the streets,
drinking coffee with John “Johnny Brod”
they were viewed as fair game to be swindled.
Broderick, the man who owned and operated that
Tricking vending machines was called “slugging”,
handsome airport machine. I’d had an idea to try
because you fed in cheap brass slugs instead of
to capture 24 hours in the life of vending
money. Hundreds of worthless metal lozenges
machines. These weird, conspicuous objects!
advertising boot polish were found inside a single
With their backs against the wall of everyday
machine in south-west London in 1914. More
existence, they tempt out such a peculiar range
than a century later, Johnny Brod told me that
of emotions, from relief to frustration,
sluggers were still at large, only these days they
condescension to childish glee. For decades I’d
tended to use counterfeit currency. He once had
been a steady and unquestioning patron. I
a shoebox full of recovered dud coins in his
figured that by spending some time in the closer
Wythenshawe office, but it was stolen during a
company of the machines and their keepers, by
break-in.
immersing myself in their history, by looking to
Back in 1926, the battle against the cheats
their future, I might get to the bottom of their
brought the Fry family into vending. And the Fry
enduring appeal. What made entrepreneurs from
family changed the whole game. B. E. Fry was
the Victorian age onwards want to hawk their
an inventor in St Louis, Missouri, who noted that
goods in this way? What made generations of us
the machines in his city were gullible enough to
buy? Johnny Brod seemed a good first person to
be fooled by cardboard circles. He came up with
ask.
an improved coin-swallowing mechanism that
would answer to nickels and dimes or nothing, he
Freckle-tanned, portly and quick to laugh,
swore. By the 1940s, Fry’s family business,
Broderick has a playful exterior that conceals the
renamed National Vendors, was booming.
fiery heart of a vending fundamentalist. He is a
National Vendors established many of the
man so invested in the roboticised transmission
industry customs that hold sway today. Roving
of snacks that, come Halloween, Johnny Brod
technicians on the roads. A sales team on the
has been known to park a machine full of sweets
in his driveway, letting any costumed local kids
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phones back at HQ, fighting off turf incursions 17. Mark the option that best describes what
from rivals, signing new sites to new contracts. John “Johnny Brod” Broderick does
Every vending machine is a battleground. Profits during Halloween, according to the text:
are ruthlessly haggled over. Competition for
spots is intense. Broadly speaking, the vending (A) He puts a vending machine in front of his
game is built on deals between operators (who house for the kids to get their treats.
own machines and have the skills to install them, (B) He opens the front door of his house and
fix them, constantly fill them with fats and sugars) receives the kids with a bowl full of sweets.
and site owners (who have the rights to (C) He sends the kids away giving them no
advantageous pieces of land). Either a machine candies at all.
is placed on private property – say, a factory, (D) He offers the kids coins instead of candies.
where the site owner surrenders profits to the (E) He answers to the kids with a roboticised
operator in return for keeping a workforce fed doorbell.
and present – or, a machine is placed
somewhere public, inside a teeming airport, for 18. Take a look at some vocabulary taken
instance. Here the site owner will expect a cut of from the third paragraph of the text.
each item sold, anywhere from 10% to 30%. Match each word in the column of the left
Those midnight Doritos at Manchester airport with its corresponding definition in the
cost me £1.10. Though Johnny Brod, the column of the right. Then mark the
operator, would not say how much of a cut went correct option.
to the site owner, Manchester Airports Group, he
did acknowledge that he made 22p in profit per 1. Conceal (verb)
Doritos packet. (And that Manchester Airport 2. Fiery (adjective)
Group made more.) We were discussing this in 3. Sought-after (adjective)
headquarters when his father, John Sr, wandered 4. Pep up (verb)
through the office, ready to reminisce about the
old days. John Sr explained how he founded the ( ) Having or expressing strong emotions.
business in the 1960s with a single National ( ) To encourage.
Vendors machine, imported from the US. He ( ) To hide.
struck a deal to put it in the foyer of Macclesfield ( ) Desired or wanted.
baths. Everything escalated from there. […]
(A) 1 – 2 – 3 – 4.
(Source: <https://www.theguardian.com/business/2022/apr/14/a-
day-in-the-life-of-almost-every-vending-machine-in-the-world>. (B) 2 – 3 – 1 – 4.
Access: 04/14/2022) (C) 3 – 2 – 4 – 1.
(D) 4 – 3 – 2 – 1.
16. The text describes vending machines as (E) 2 – 4 – 1 – 3.
“conspicuous objects”. Mark the option
that best describes what such description 19. The fourth paragraph of the text talks
means. about how cash sales decreased and
contactless sales climbed during the
(A) It means vending machines work around the years of 2020 and 2021. Mark the option
clock. stating a good repercussion of such
(B) It means vending machines are discreet change for the vending machine business
objects which nobody notices. presented by the text.
(C) It means vending machines are noticeable
objects which attract lots of attention. (A) Every vending machine was fitted with a
(D) It means vending machines are very contactless card reader.
expensive objects. (B) Vending machine owners and operators
(E) It means vending machines are difficult to started to have better information about their
find in an airport. customers.
(C) Johnny Brod released a smartphone app for
his company in order to offer customer
discounts.
(D) Every person who uses a vending machine
gives permission to track their vending
habits.
(E) The vending machines no longer accept
cash.
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20. According to the social historian Kerry 23. Considering the language use in the text,
Segrave, the moment vending machines mark the INCORRECT option.
appeared on the shopping scenario they
had to face a problem. Mark the option (A) The word conspicuously (paragraph one) is
that best describes what such problem an adverb of manner.
was. (B) In the excerpt “[...] the man who owned […]”
(paragraph two), the word who is a relative
(A) Some people saw the opportunity of tricking pronoun.
the machines with fake coins or fake bills. (C) The word contactless (paragraph four) is
(B) The machines were easily stolen from the formed by adding a suffix into a noun.
streets where they were placed. (D) The word but (paragraph five) is an adverb
(C) The coin-swallowing mechanism of the which means in spite of.
machines answered to nickels and dimes (E) The word every (paragraph seven) is a
only. determiner meaning each one of the class
(D) The food inside the machine got frequently specified.
stuck making customers mad.
(E) People didn’t want to buy food from a 24. Read the first paragraph again. Mark the
machine. option that best describes what is
happening in such paragraph.
21. Concerning how the vending machine
business works, mark the INCORRECT (A) The author is describing a vending machine.
option. (B) The author is describing a purchase he
made in a vending machine.
(A) The operators are the ones who own the (C) The author is describing a late arrival at the
machines and install them, fix them, and fill Manchester airport.
them with food. (D) The author is discussing having snacks for
(B) The site owners are the ones who have the dinner.
rights to advantageous pieces of land or (E) The author is discussing bad choices people
places. make for food in the airport.
(C) When the vending machine is placed in a
private site the operator receives only a cut 25. Read the following excerpt taken from the
of each item sold. first paragraph of the text: “My Doritos
(D) When the machine is placed somewhere landed with a thwap, a sound that always
public, the site owner will expect a cut of brings relief to the vending enthusiast,
each item sold, anywhere from 10% to 30%. because there hasn’t been a mechanical
(E) The vending machine companies have a miscue.” Why does the author say the
sales team working on keeping their sites sound of the snack landing out of the
and signing new site contracts. vending machine brings relief?
22. Read the following excerpt taken from the (A) Because the author was very hungry at the
fifth paragraph of the text: “As the social time.
historian Kerry Segrave notes in her 2002 (B) Because the author was late and almost
book, Vending Machines, the moment missed the flight.
these “silent salesmen” appeared on the (C) Because the author made the first vending-
streets, they were viewed as fair game to machine sale of the day.
be swindled.” What does the pronoun (D) Because the machine could fail to deliver the
they refer to in the aforementioned snack properly.
context? (E) Because the machine was out of order.
19. Cochez l’option où le mot souligné est 22. Choisissez l’option qui présente la voix
une préposition. passive correspondante à la phrase
suivante : Le vigneron Fabrice Brunel va
(A) « Nous allons bientôt disposer de quatre installer des panneaux solaires
hectares de vigne sous des panneaux intelligents.
solaires mobiles installés à 5 mètres de
hauteur et pilotés par logiciel », explique (A) Des panneaux solaires intelligents seront
l’ancien ingénieur en électronique. installés par le vigneron Fabrice Brunel.
(deuxième paragraphe). (B) Des panneaux solaires intelligents seront
(B) Une protection contre les effets du installées par le vigneron Fabrice Brunel.
réchauffement climatique permettant aussi (C) Des panneaux solaires intelligents vont être
d’alimenter 800 foyers en électricité. installées par le vigneron Fabrice Brunel.
(premier paragraphe). (D) Des panneaux solaires intelligents vont être
(C) Un contexte qui pousse le vigneron Fabrice installé par le vigneron Fabrice Brunel.
Brunel à réaliser des aménagements (E) Des panneaux solaires intelligents vont être
innovants : (deuxième paragraphe). installés par le vigneron Fabrice Brunel.
(D) Des températures de plus en plus élevées
l’été, plus de 40 °C à l’ombre en juillet-août 23. Quel est le féminin de l’adjectif
2019, une eau qui se raréfie, des épisodes « ancien » ? (deuxième paragraphe).
météorologiques extrêmes…(deuxième
paragraphe). (A) anciene
(E) C’est Lucien Brunel, grand-père de Fabrice, (B) ancienée
qui créa en 1954 la marque Les Cailloux et (C) anciené
mit en avant le vin de la propriété. (troisième (D) ancienne
paragraphe). (E) anciennée
21. Cochez l’option qui présente le pronom 25. Le mot « quadragénaire » (troisième
complément qui remplace correctement paragraphe) correspond à une personne
le terme souligné dans la phrase qui a entre...
suivante : « Un contexte qui pousse le
vigneron Fabrice Brunel à réaliser des (A) quarente et quarente-neuf ans.
aménagements innovants: » (deuxième (B) quarante et quarante-neuf ans.
paragraphe). (C) quarrente et quarrente-neuf ans.
(D) quarrante et quarrante-neuf ans.
(A) lui (E) quarante et quarante et neuf ans.
(B) en
(C) le
(D) y
(E) les
17. En Lengua Española tenemos las 20. Señala, de acuerdo con la regla de
llamadas Reglas de Eufonía, que sirven acentuación, la alternativa clasificada
para evitar la cacofonía, selecciona cuál como AGUDA.
de los ejemplos subrayados a
continuación hace uso de estas reglas. (A) Investigadores.
(B) Niveles.
(A) Esto podría deberse a que las medidas de (C) Módulos.
seguridad de Covid-19 limitaron (D) Pandemia.
significativamente el aprendizaje social y (E) Según.
emocional normal de los niños.
(B) Tanto la resiliencia como la empatía 21. Selecciona el antónimo de SENCILLAS.
requieren habilidades cognitivas como
responder bien a los factores de estrés o (A) Complejas.
considerar diferentes perspectivas. (B) Fáciles.
(C) Para determinar cómo influye la amabilidad (C) Simples.
en la salud del cerebro, el equipo pidió a los (D) Claros.
padres que encuestaran su propia resiliencia (E) Afables.
e informaran sobre la empatía de sus hijos
antes y después del programa de formación. 22. Analiza los posesivos presentes en el
(D) La amabilidad es poderosa y no solo afecta fragmento sacado del texto y elige la
a los sentimientos de quien la recibe, sino opción correcta.
que también puede repercutir en la salud
cerebral de toda la familia, según un estudio […] justo en su propia casa, para crear un
publicado en la revista científica 'Frontiers in entorno saludable para el cerebro de sus
Psychology'. hijos.
(E) Por lo tanto, sus resultados apoyan la idea
de que la amabilidad puede influir en la Son clasificados como posesivos:
función cognitiva y en la salud general del
cerebro. (A) tónico, femenino, singular / tónico,
masculino, plural.
18. Señala la opción que se caracteriza como (B) átono, masculino, singular / tónico,
heterotónica cuando comparamos la masculino, plural.
Lengua Española con la Portuguesa. (C) átono, femenino, plural / átono, femenino,
plural.
(A) Empatía. (D) tónico, masculino, singular / átono,
(B) Salud. masculino, plural.
(C) Digital. (E) átono, femenino, singular / átono masculino
(D) Cerebro. plural.
(E) Afecta.
23. Elige el verbo que está conjugado en
19. Al aprender sobre los artículos vemos Pretérito Perfecto Compuesto de
también respecto a la contracción, que es Indicativo.
la fusión del artículo ‘el’ con las
preposiciones ‘a’ y ‘de’. En el texto (A) Ha descubierto.
podemos encontrar varias veces el uso (B) Trató.
de estas contracciones. Selecciona la (C) Pueden.
alternativa que presenta una contracción. (D) Encontraron.
(E) Concluye.
(A) EL.
(B) DEL.
(C) LA.
(D) UNA.
(E) UN.
7 (A) 3100.
(A) − . (B) 3000.
36
(C) 2500.
7 (D) 1125.
(B) . (E) 625.
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(C) . 33. Um cilindro reto tem 𝟑𝟎𝝅 𝒄𝒎𝟐 de área
24
total. Sabendo-se que o raio da base
13 𝟑
(D) − . mede da medida da altura do cilindro,
24 𝟐
em centímetros, o volume desse cilindro
(E) 0. mede
(A) 9.
(B) 10.
(C) 12.
(D) 15.
(E) 18.
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candidato.
Tema e Comando
Texto 1
[...]
Art. 6º São direitos sociais a educação, a saúde, a alimentação, o trabalho, a moradia, o
transporte, o lazer, a segurança, a previdência social, a proteção à maternidade e à infância, a
assistência aos desamparados, na forma desta Constituição.
Texto 2
Fome é uma sensação “soberana do ponto de vista biológico”, conhecida por todos desde o
primeiro momento de vida. A insegurança alimentar, por outro lado, é uma expressão mais social que
biológica; “fala sobre as pessoas terem assegurado o alimento que chega até elas”. A explicação é da
doutora em Ciências da Saúde Denise Oliveira, coordenadora do Grupo de Pesquisa em Alimentação,
Saúde e Cultura, da Fiocruz Brasília. [...]
Embora nos últimos anos se observe o agravamento da insegurança alimentar no Brasil –
principalmente pelo aumento de desempregados, que já representam 14% da população –, a
pesquisadora Denise Oliveira destaca que esse cenário tem se estruturado há mais de uma década.
“Há estudos em diferentes áreas que mostram que esse cenário já vinha se mostrando com as crises
mundiais, desde 2004, 2008”, diz.
Texto 3
Programa de rádio Saúde com Ciência traça retrato da fome no país e suas consequências para
a saúde de adultos e crianças
Texto 4
A partir da leitura dos textos motivadores (1, 2, 3 e 4) e com base nos conhecimentos construídos ao
longo de sua formação, redija um texto dissertativo-argumentativo, em norma-padrão da língua
portuguesa, sobre o tema “Desafios para superar a insegurança alimentar no Brasil”. Selecione,
organize e relacione, de forma coerente e coesa, argumentos e fatos para a defesa de seu ponto de
vista.
Rascunho da Redação
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