Questões BNCC EF09LI02

Broken lamps, silent radios, and loose bicycle brakes arrive at the Riverside Repair Cafe on the second Saturday of each month. Local volunteers first examine the objects and then work with their owners to solve simple problems. The project does not promise that every item will work again, but it helps residents understand basic repair steps. Organizers say that keeping usable objects out of rubbish bins is one of their goals. To avoid long waits, visitors reserve a 20-minute time slot on the community website. Donated spare parts are used when available, so the service is free.

Create a short set of notes that best compiles the central ideas of the text for a community newsletter.

A neighborhood library in Brazil has created a tool-lending desk. Residents with a library card may borrow a hammer, a ladder, or a drill for three days. The initiative is designed for occasional home repairs, allowing people to avoid buying equipment that might remain unused. After using the tools, borrowers must return them clean, and library staff inspect them before lending them again. On Saturday, a local carpenter also demonstrated the safe use of a cordless drill. Marina is preparing brief notes for a class presentation about the project.

Based on the text, which notes best summarize the main ideas of the library’s tool-lending project?

After a five-day survey in a coastal town, a student group shared these notes for a class presentation. They counted 80 reusable bags brought to the local market on Monday and 120 on Friday. They also recorded 45 plastic bags on Monday and 20 on Friday. The students wrote that the market visitors were not given any instructions during the survey, so the change seemed to happen naturally. In their draft, they wanted to explain the results clearly for classmates who had not seen the numbers. Their teacher asked them to turn the notes into one concise statement that showed the main trend and kept the meaning of the data.

Analyze the notes and identify the sentence that best presents the survey results.

Read the text below and state into how many paragraphs it should be divided. Explain briefly.

Many cities are improving public transport to reduce congestion and pollution. New bus lanes and bike tracks are being built. The school science fair was held last week and students presented their projects.

Em uma escola pública brasileira, estudantes organizam uma atividade aberta à comunidade. Durante a escuta, ouve-se: “The exhibition includes interactive panels and audiovisual materials. Visitors can learn about climate change and sustainable actions.” Após a escuta, um estudante registra as ideias-chave: evento escolar, painéis interativos, materiais audiovisuais, mudanças climáticas e ações sustentáveis.

Considerando o contexto da fala e as ideias-chave registradas, identifique o significado, em português, do cognato que permite inferir o sentido de “exhibition”.

Before traveling, Lucas checks his belongings. He places his passport between the pages of his favorite book, keeps his vaccination card in the same book, and stores his keys in a small drawer beside his bed. He says he chooses these places because they are familiar and easy for him to remember, not because he believes someone will steal his belongings. He also keeps the book at home and does not usually lend it to other people.

Based on the text, what does Lucas’s habit of keeping his passport and vaccination card inside his favorite book reveal about the way he organizes important belongings?

In a story's closing lines the narrator lists 'balloons, empty plates, and the quiet clock.' Which literary device best explains the contrast between festive images and the surrounding silence?

You hear a short interview: 'I'm going to study environmental engineering and after that I'll look for work in renewable energy companies.' Which career path does the speaker intend to follow?