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Questão 7 - Português e Inglês - ITA 2002
Gabarito
As questões de 6 a 8 correspondem ao texto abaixo:
“It is not every day you can walk down a Transylvanian village street under a barrage of stones, especially when the stones are being hurled by the woman who will be your wife. Anyone likely to run this risk should know that it helps to walk fast and wear a protective backpack, and console oneself with the thought it is possibly these little moments of shared tenderness and understanding (recalled, perhaps, by glowing firelight in later years), which make affection grow.
A walk from Poland to Istanbul is a pretty odd ritual of courtship. We didn’t wash our hair for six months, we talked all day, we shared some heroically disgusting meals, and ten years down the road, Kate and I have swapped our backpacks for livelier baggage – two boys, and a bump – and hung up our boots for the present. Metaphorically speaking, of course: in reality Kate’s boots got lost in the post and mine broke, so I threw them away. (…)”
Goodwin, J. On Foot to the Golden Horn (p.1)
Considere as expressões abaixo, extraídas do 2° parágrafo:
I. “pretty odd ritual of courtship” remete ao tempo de namoro entre Kate e o narrador.
II. “ten years down the road” refere-se à caminhada entre a Polônia e Istambul.
III. “hang up our boots” significa “pendurar as chuteiras”.
está(ão) condizente(s) com o texto:
Alternativas
- A
apenas a I e II.
- B
apenas a II e III.
- C
apenas a I e III.
- D
todas.
- E
nenhuma.
Gabarito:C
Apenas as expressões I e II estão condizentes com o texto, como se verifica nos trechos a seguir:
Expressão I: no texto “a walk from Poland to ... courtship.”
Expressão II: no texto “... and hung up our boots for the present.”
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