COLÉGIO OFICINA

COLÉGIO
OFICINA
INGLÊS – 56 a 60
UNEB / 2009 (adapted)
Questões de 56 a 60
TEXTO:
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COMUNIDADE FILM
Oficinas Querô, Brazil
There’s a film industry growing up in the crowded, extremely poor favelas of Santos, Brazil — but it’s not
producing lots of blockbusters. It’s doing something much more dramatic: changing lives. Filmmaker Carlos
Cortez launched Oficinas Querô — the Querô Workshops — in 2005 to train some young people living in a
Santos slum to be actors in a film. But when he saw how positively they reacted, he had another idea: why not
train them to make films? He did just that, working with UNICEF to create an eleven-month-long, five-days-aweek
program that takes 40 students, aged 16 to 21, through the entire filmmaking process, from conception and
writing to financing and entrepreneurship to video and audio production. Students work side by side with
Brazilian film professionals, and at the end of the course, their films are screened. Some go on to work in the
Brazilian film and TV industry. But all go away with a host of valuable skills: they know how to work as part of a
team, to make a dream a reality — and they know how to achieve.
―blockbusters‖ (. 2): filmes de sucesso.
56. About the Santos slums, it’s correct to say that
a) they are packed with wealthy people.
b) they don’t offer any job opportunities.
c) their residents have very few possessions.
d) their residents find it hard to accept change.
e) their young population isn’t interested in learning.
GABARITO - Tipo 1: C | Tipo 2: C
57. When the program started, the main objective of the Oficinas Querô was to
a) teach young residents how to act.
b) try to discover talented children.
c) train their residents to be filmmakers.
d) engage old people in the acting career.
e) show people some important movie hits.
GABARITO - Tipo 1: A | Tipo 2: B
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COMUNIDADE film. Newsweek, New York, p.11, Nov. 3, 2008.