Dear Students,
Here are my comments from the test Portuguese language PM AL.
We will wait for the publication of the official review from the organizer and, if there are significant discrepancies, we will offer the appropriate resources.
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Jose Maria
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01) It can be seen from the text that the sculptures of the master Irenaea represent a type of narrative that represents and preserves the memory of her community.
Informal Template: RIGHT
This can be done by reading the first paragraph, which reads: “… among other sculptures that tell through clay mold, historical episodes, struggles and achievements experienced by the inhabitants of their community and Quilombo de Quilombo. Palmares “.
02) From the information contained in the 5th paragraph of the text, it is concluded that Mestra Irenaea was making sculptures even before he received an order to sculpt body parts of devotees.
Unofficial Template: WRONG
According to the text, before there was a request to sculpt body parts for devotees, Irenaea produced clay pots to support the family. Thus, the text does not allow us to say that she has already created sculptures.
03) According to the text, the more orders dona Irenéa received, the more creative and inventive she became.
Informal Template: RIGHT
This is evidenced by the following passage: “The number of orders increased, and with it their imagination and creativity …”.
04) The information provided in the text allows us to conclude that the only public services provided to the Muquém community are health and education.
Unofficial Template: WRONG
This is an extrapolation. While claiming that there is a medical center and a school in Mukem, one cannot conclude that there are only government services in the field of education and health. There may be other services not mentioned in the text.
05) According to the text, the production of ceramics in Mukem is an activity accessible only to women.
Informal Template: WRONG
The last paragraph literally says: “… working with clay also fills the time of many women and some men …”.
06) The penultimate paragraph of the text informs that the woman with the headache achieved the expected grace even before Irenaeus finished the commissioned sculpture of the head.
Unofficial Template: WRONG
The text implies that grace was achieved after the lady paid the promise. Thus, the sculpture was ready and delivered before treatment.
07) In the first sentence of the last paragraph of the text, the word “where” refers to “flour house”.
Informal Template: RIGHT
Right! It was a flour house where women gathered to grind cassava.
08) Keeping the grammatical correctness of the text and the information conveyed in it, the passage “what made dona Irenéa even more famous in the region” could be rewritten as follows: “and this made donna Irenéa even more famous in the region”.
Informal Template: RIGHT
Right! The anaphoric “it” continues the content of the previous sentence. In addition, it is allowed to use a comma before “and”, since this connection connects two sentences of different subjects.
09) In “Jackfruit became an object of memory”, the transition from the pronoun form “if” to after the verb form “became” – writing “became” – will harm the grammatical correctness of the text.
Unofficial Template: WRONG
There is nothing convincing about using proclisis or enclisis. The use of one or the other preserves grammatical correctness.
10) The use of commas immediately after the “About twenty” and “Before one day” passages is justified by the same punctuation rule.…
Informal Template: RIGHT
These are tense adverbs, ousted from direct order.
11) In the section “Processing of raw material is carried out by removing clay, which is then trampled, kneaded and molded”, replacing the phrase “it is trampled, kneaded and molded” to “it is trampled, kneaded and molded.” “will preserve the grammatical correctness of the text.
Informal Template: RIGHT
Right! It has been transformed from an analytical passive voice without a deterministic agent to a synthetic passive.
12) As for its typology, it is correct to say that the text belongs to the category of reasoned ones.
Unofficial Template: WRONG
There is no point of view defense in the text.
We have stated facts and information that characterize descriptive and narrative typologies.
13) In the passage “The village belongs to the municipality of União dos Palmares”, the term “village” is in addition to the word form “belongs”, which is deduced from the fact that he is a patient in the state. conveyed by the verb of prayer.
Unofficial Template: WRONG
The term “village” plays the role of a subject in the verbal form “belongs”.
14) The use of an accent in the words “number” and “ceramics” is justified on the basis of the same accentuation rule.
Informal Template: RIGHT
These are proparoxytone words.
15) The subject of the prayer, initiated by the verb form “He has arrived”, is the prayer “She went to dona Irenaea”.
Unofficial Template: WRONG
The subject of the verb “arrived” is mentioned in the previous sentence and refers to the fact that she has become famous. This caught the attention of SEBRAE.
16) From the use of the word “single”, it can be concluded that from some of the objects made by Dona Irenaea, only one work was produced.
Informal Template: RIGHT
Right! The text suggests that dona Irenéa created various sculptures with special features. These are unique sculptures, that is, they are not alike.
17) This could damage the original meaning of the text while maintaining its grammatical correctness, deleting the article “a” in the word “all night” in the passage “she and her three sisters spent the whole night in a tree.”
Informal Template: RIGHT
Right! The expression “all night” means “all night”. The expression “every night” means “any night.”
18) In the first sentence of the third paragraph, replacing the word “processing” with “processing” will preserve the meaning and grammatical correctness of the text.
Informal Template: RIGHT
Both words have their contextual meaning associated with hand work. Hence, they are synonymous.
19) In the last sentence of the second paragraph, the term “which” refers to “flood”.
Informal Template: RIGHT
Right! What happened happened during the flood.
20) It follows from the poem that the lyrical “I” found a way to restore the moments of his childhood.
Unofficial Template: WRONG
The lyrical self claims that although he tries, he cannot save the moments of his childhood lost in the “abyss” of time.
21) In the passage “the remnants of my happy childhood” the term “remnants” has the meaning of “traces”.
Informal Template: RIGHT
Yes, both words in context refer to clues that can lead the lyrical self to the child’s past.
22) In the “naive phase of children,” the term “naive” is used in the same sense as “fool”.
Unofficial Template: WRONG
Although in many situations the words are used synonymously, there is a difference in context: “naive” is associated with purity, sincerity, and “fool” – with “stupid”, “stupid”.
23) The term “yours” in the last verse of the poem refers to “my happy childhood”, that is, the phrase “in your abyss” means “in the abyss of my happy childhood”.
Unofficial Template: WRONG
The pronoun “your” takes “years”. The expression “in your abyss” refers to the abyss of years, to the long past of childhood.
24) In “I Desperately Try to Find My Lost Purity in the Naive Face of Children,” the term “desperate” qualifies the word “purity,” indicating that purity is portrayed in the poem as an object of disappointment.
Unofficial Template: WRONG
The adjective “desperate” characterizes the lyrical “I”.
