Questões BNCC EF09LI04

Volunteers at a fictional neighborhood library are preparing a three-minute presentation for a youth meeting. They asked 80 visitors aged 13 to 15, “Which format do you prefer for borrowing stories?” Each person selected one option. The group organized its notes in a table so that the audience could see the results quickly.

Format | Preferences
Printed books | 28
E-books | 19
Audiobooks | 33

During the presentation, the volunteers will briefly explain how they collected the answers and then state a conclusion supported by the comparison of the three numbers.

Analyze the notes and table. Which sentence can the speakers use to report a finding supported by the data?

“Our council needs a clear reason before paying for caption equipment,” Maya said while preparing a three-minute presentation in English. For a fictional project, her class surveyed 96 film-club attendees after two screenings. Each participant chose one response: subtitles (54), dubbing (24), both (12), or no preference (6). In four voluntary comments, students mentioned difficulty hearing dialogue when rain hit the roof. The class also noted that film-club attendees may not represent every student at school. Maya can use one slide and must separate observed results from recommendations. The council will decide whether to test captions during future meetings.

Analyze the notes and the audience. Determine the plan that would best help Maya present the study results accurately and use the slide effectively.

Why do teenagers choose one book instead of another? At a city library, 80 teen members answered a short survey about where they usually hear about new books. Each participant selected one source.

Social media: 36
Friends: 28
School activities: 12
Library displays: 4

The group preparing a slide for the library council will place this table beside a bar chart. They need a sentence that compares the results without adding reasons that the survey did not investigate.

Analyze the survey data and identify the sentence that can describe the results accurately and objectively in the presentation.

“Could you share your research on the community radio show?” The invitation made me nervous, so I prepared speaker notes and a simple table to help listeners follow the results.

In a quick survey, 60 teenagers answered one question: “What is your main way to practice English outside school?” They chose only ONE option.

Main activity (one choice) | Students (out of 60)
Watching short videos in English | 24
Playing online games in English | 18
Listening to songs in English | 12
Reading posts in English | 6

To keep the talk clear, I want to finish with ONE sentence that summarizes the key trend from the table in an easy way for an audience that will not see the numbers. The numbers above are illustrative.

Analyze the table and identify the sentence that best works as a concluding line for the talk, accurately summarizing the results for listeners.

Program survey (after four weeks): 100 students took part; 87 selected “my grades improved.”

Rewrite this vague advertising claim as a precise, credible statistic in exactly 12 words, using the survey results: “Many students improved after attending our program.”

Which resource best shows quantitative changes over time during a short oral report about school attendance?

In a survey, 45 students prefer chocolate ice cream, while 30 prefer vanilla. How many students prefer chocolate compared to vanilla?

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