Base dudow 051 2000 – Questão 70
Linguagens / Inglês / Text Comprehension / Extract important information from the text
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The fable presented in the text
a) shows that rough boys always become clumsy and fat in the end.
b) resembles a story of the ugly duckling that turned out to be a swan.
c) doubts if it is important to be lean and fit to become fearless.
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According to the text,
a) Deforestation and worldwide economic crisis are destroying large areas of tropical rain forests.
b) Many plants and animals are threatened with extinction in Singapore.
c) The Singaporean government is taking drastic measures to save its forests.
d) At least 50% of birds living in the Singaporean forests have already disappeared.
e) The future seems rosy for forest-dependent species of birds in Singapore.