Class: 3C
UNISINOS
Last day to apply for Unisinos: 16/11
Day of the test: 21/11
Information about the exam: The test is divided in objetive questions and an essay. You have four hours to answer the objetive questions which totals 10 points. You'll have to answer 50 question and each one totals 0,2 points. The questions are divided in groups: 10 questions related to Portuguese, 10 questions related to Human Sciences (History, Geography, Philosophy and Sociology) and culture in general, 15 questions related to Math and Physics, 10 questions related to Nature Sciences and 5 related to a foreign language (which you can choose between Spanish and English) . You have two hours to do the essay and it totals 10 points. The essay is 30 to 35 lines and you can choose between two themes. You can also use your score from ENEM to make your final grade higher.
To see how would you do on the real test, you can try and exercise on this "pre-test", really similar to the real one: http://www.unisinos.br/vestibular/sobre-o-vestibular/simulado-online
TEXT 1:
How do I recycle aluminum cans?
By Anna Dieterich, Demand Midia
According to the EPA, in 2009, Americans recycled only about 51 per-
cent of aluminum beverage cans.
Recycling aluminum cans offers a dual benefit. It redu- ces the solid waste stream and may put money in your pocket. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, in 2009, soda and beer cans made up the lar- gest source of aluminum waste. Of 1,360,000 tons of cans, consumers discarded 670,000 tons (see Referen- ces 1, pages 47 and 49). That’s a lot of cash in the trash. Every can you recycle reduces the stress on landfills and may be worth money to you.
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Recycling aluminum cans offers a dual benefit. It redu- ces the solid waste stream and may put money in your pocket. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, in 2009, soda and beer cans made up the lar- gest source of aluminum waste. Of 1,360,000 tons of cans, consumers discarded 670,000 tons (see Referen- ces 1, pages 47 and 49). That’s a lot of cash in the trash. Every can you recycle reduces the stress on landfills and may be worth money to you.
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About the Author
Ann Deiterich has been a writer since 1984 in business-to-business communi- cations, specializing in TQM, business/fi- nancial topics, office management and production efficiency. As an environmen- tal proponent, nature and science are her areas of interest. Deiterich holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from Albright college and has three expert rating certifications including Grammar, Words/Phrases and Advertising Skills.
Ann Deiterich has been a writer since 1984 in business-to-business communi- cations, specializing in TQM, business/fi- nancial topics, office management and production efficiency. As an environmen- tal proponent, nature and science are her areas of interest. Deiterich holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from Albright college and has three expert rating certifications including Grammar, Words/Phrases and Advertising Skills.
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O texto foi escrito por uma:
a) executiva financeira.
b) jornalista na área de Economia e Negócios.
c) bacharel em Inglês e escritora.
d) pesquisadora na área ambiental.
e) professora de Língua Inglesa.
ANSWER: C
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De acordo com o texto, quais são os benefícios do uso da reciclagem de garrafas de alumínio?
a) Reduz os sólidos extremos e joga dinheiro fora.
b) Reduz o desperdício de alumínio e pode render dinheiro.
c) Aumenta o dinheiro em seu bolso dando a possibilidade de comprar mais garrafas.
d) Reduz o gasto de dinheiro e possibilita a reciclagem mundial.
e) Ajuda ao planeta reduzindo a taxa de estresse corporal gerada pelo remorso.
ANSWER: B
