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44) FMC – 2010/2º
One of the sayings below may feature Jane. Tick It.
a) Opportunity makes the thief.
b) Where there is a will, there is a way.
c) Charity begins at home.
d) A good lawyer is a bad neighbour.
45) FMC – 2010/2º
Not only due to a bad handwriting, Jane took a Goodwriter writing
course, but also for
a) avoiding feeling brave, prior to doing anything.
b) the sureness that she would succeed in it soon after.
c) not having to expand reading practice.
d) the need to be able to put her ideas in order.
TEXT 2 - Questions 46 through 50
Concerning Brazil’s natural beauty, foreigners and Brazilians
have agreed on many aspects. Rio de Janeiro is marvelous for
everyone, and the Amazon may be more foreign to us, that it is to
them. However, we love it just the same. Pantanal has not been
visited so often, but we think the world of it. And what about Foz
do Iguaçu? (Iguaçu Falls). For a great many people it is
synonymous with shopping in Paraguay, which does not mean a
good option to me. Let’s take the falls themselves. All in all, they
stand for a set of waterfalls, with the largest average annual flow
on Earth – a strong candidate for one of the New Seven Wonders of
the World. For foreigners who come to Brazil for leisure, it’s the
second destination, just after Rio de Janeiro, according to
Embratur, the Brazilian Tourist Office. Last year the Iguaçu
National Park, composed of 460 acres of inland Atlantic forest, was
visited by people from 152 different countries, totalizing 619.9
thousand visitors. Lucy Verhaeger and Marc Deborne, a French
couple, have recently crossed the footbridge which leads to Devil’s
Throat. They became dazzled before it. When they told their French
friends that they would come to our country soon, all of them
asked the same question: “To Iguaçu, right?” Lucy got so
embarrassed that she was not brave enough to say that she had
not been to Niagara Falls previously. Still, she did not manage to
tell them that it would be her first trip to Iguaçu.
As to the American twins, Caroline and Norine Matthews,
who don’t live far from Niagara Falls (once they live right in New
York City), Lucy learned from them that “Iguaçu is much better
than Niagara Falls. Bigger, and much less touristy”. The point is
that Caroline had had a high-school assignment about one place in
the world to visit, and she chose Iguaçu.
Legend has said that when the first lady Eleanor Roosevelt
saw the falls, for the first time ever, she had exclaimed: “Poor
Niagara!”.
(Adapted from TAM NAS NUVENS Magazine, page 67, November 2009).
46) FMC – 2010/2º
The general view of the text leads us to believe that everything
below can be stated about Iguaçu Falls, EXCEPT that
a) it isn’t the first destination to those who come to Brazil from
abroad.
b) shopping in Paraguayan malls is worthless to the writer.
c) there’s nothing in our country to be compared to Pantanal’s
natural beauty.
d) visitors from 152 different countries came to Iguaçu National
Park last year.
47) FMC – 2010/2º
Lucy got embarrassed to tell her friends that she hadn’t been to
Niagara Falls before, since