Questões BNCC EF09LI07

Why should residents who work until 6 p.m. lose access to free digital services? In a fictional letter to the town council, Maya argues that the public library should remain open two evenings a week. She mentions that the morning story time is popular with young children and that a recent book sale paid for new shelves. Last month, the library tested three evening digital-skills workshops. Although staff expected only a few visitors, every available seat was used, and several people asked whether more sessions would be offered. Maya says that this trial should guide the council's decision.

Analyze the letter and identify the claim that is best supported by the evidence presented.

“Why do the shop windows say ‘Trick or Treat’?” asked Luana during a walk through her neighborhood. In October, her class noticed orange decorations, horror films, and parties called Halloween. At home, some students also prepared costumes based on Brazilian characters. For an exhibition, they read that Halloween has links to old Celtic celebrations in Ireland and to later traditions that became popular in the United States. A class survey showed that 18 of 25 students knew the U.S. version from films and social media, while only 4 knew about the Irish links. The group did not want to call Halloween either “foreign” or “Brazilian” only. They wanted a label that showed how a cultural product can travel, change, and be sold in new places.

Analyze the class’s evidence and select the exhibition label that best problematizes Halloween’s presence in Brazil.

Why should a city spend money on public benches? In this fictional opinion piece for a local newsletter, Maya Patel asks readers to support benches at busy bus stops. She calls them a basic part of accessible transport, rather than street decoration. During one rainy week, volunteers at three stops recorded 38 passengers who either waited on the curb or walked away before their bus came. Patel also reports that an older resident avoided a medical appointment after finding no place to rest while waiting. Although the council says benches require maintenance, Patel states that a small repair cost is less serious than excluding people from daily travel.

Analyze the relationship between Patel’s position and the information presented. Which statement connects her claim to relevant supporting evidence?

At the fictional Harborview station, bicycles crowd the uncovered racks before the first morning train. In a post to the town transport office, the student mobility group asks officials to turn 12 seldom-used car spaces into covered bicycle parking. During 20 weekdays, the existing bike racks were completely full on 16 mornings, whereas at least 42 of the 60 car spaces were empty after 8:30 a.m. The group also surveyed 180 train users: 58% of those who did not cycle said that protection from rain and theft would make them consider biking to the station. The post notes that this change would not remove disabled parking or the bus stop.

Analyze the relationship between the proposal and the information in the post. Which statement best reconstructs the writer's reasoning?

Article excerpt: 'Schools should start classes later. Many students arrive tired because they go to bed late, and this affects attention in the morning. A recent survey with 1,200 teenagers found that students who slept at least eight hours reported better concentration and higher test scores. For this reason, later start times can support learning.'

Considering the text, what statement best identifies the author’s main argument and the evidence used to support it?

Text: "School meals should include more fresh food. Processed snacks often have too much sugar and salt, which is not healthy for teenagers. In a survey with parents, most said their children ate more fruit and vegetables when schools offered them every day. For this reason, healthier menus can improve students' eating habits."

Considerando o texto, qual afirmação resume melhor o argumento principal e as evidências que o sustentam?

Schools should have later start times. Many teenagers sleep too little because of early schedules. A study from a public health group found that students who start classes later are more alert and miss fewer classes. One school changed its schedule, and teachers reported better participation in the morning.

Com base no texto, qual é o argumento principal defendido pelo autor e qual evidência é usada para sustentá-lo?

Campaign text: "More bike lanes mean safer cities. In neighborhoods where protected bike lanes were installed, traffic accidents involving cyclists dropped by 30% in one year. For this reason, the city should invest in more lanes for bicycles."

No texto, qual é o argumento central e qual exemplo ou dado é usado para sustentá-lo?