Prefeitura de São José de Piranhas 2024 — Questão 29 · Língua Inglesa - Compreensão e Interpretação de Texto
Língua Inglesa - Compreensão e Interpretação de Texto
Prefeitura de São José de Piranhas · Inglês
Read the text 2 to answers the questions 28 and 29
Text 2
Call Me Libertad
Some of the things we see are apples with worms,
Maggots, expired juices, and other badly spoiled food.
Others are denied basic care, like fever or cold medicine.
The medical department solution?
“Drink a lot of water.”
Every day we wonder who will be deported next.
Every morning we look around for our friends.
We make sure they are still here.
Those who are deported are taken at the wee hours,
Setting that fear among us as if we were kids afraid of the dark.
While we wait behind these walls, all we can do is watch.
Watch all that we've worked for all these years go down in flames.
And our families?
They are scattered, living with relatives.
And our children?
They ask and wonder, “When is Daddy coming home?”
We don't ask for much. Just for liberty and justice for all.
HIDALGO, C.
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What literary technique does the poem use to convey the sense of fear and uncertainty experienced by the speaker?
Alternativas
- A
Symbolism through the imagery of "apples with worms".
- B
Hyperbole to exaggerate the conditions faced.
- C
Alliteration to emphasize the repetitive nature of suffering.
- D
Irony in the description of deportation procedures.
- E
Metaphor to compare deportation to flames consuming lives.
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Fonte: Prefeitura de São José de Piranhas