Questão 2750746

• Banca: SEDUC - CE
• Órgão: SEDUC-CE
• Ano: 2016
• Provas: SEDUC - CE - 2016 - SEDUC-CE - Professor - Língua Inglesa
• Disciplina: Inglês
• Assuntos: Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehension

Text I

JANUARY 18, 2015 - DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

“Let’s go, Open your eyes, Open your mind to her dream. Let’s go, fight for what’s right, fight for her life."

Carl & the Reda Mafia, a young, dynamic, award-winning Dubai band, wrote the song “Fight for Your Queen” as a direct call to men to fight for gender equality. As they told UN Women: “HeForShe is a movement we have looked up to since its inception. The idea of ____________’s rights is something we truly believe in and support.” Lead singer Carl Frenais, who is from India, introduced the campaign to the band. He has been very passionate about fighting against the horrifyingly violent crimes against women in his home country.

We got over 500 men to pledge to support the movement. Even those who were afraid told us they support it.

Adaptation from: http://www.heforshe.org/en/newsroom/safety/rock-voices-for-change. Access on: April 4, 2016. 

From the point of view of enunciation, in the text there are the voices or enunciators, one in each paragraph. The voices are respectively:

• A. poet, writer, singer.
• B. poet, writer, reporter.
• C. writer, singer, band vocalist.
• D. lyric self, writer, band vocalist. 
• E. lyric self, reporter, band vocalist.

Gabarito: E

Comentários

• Do ponto de vista do enunciado, no texto estão as vozes ou enunciadores, um em cada parágrafo. As vozes são respectivamente: da própria letra, do repórter e do vocalista da banda.( lyric self, reporter, band vocalist.)
  
  
  Gabarito do Professor: E