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O texto seguinte servirá de base para responder às questões de 1 a 9. Canada man jumps on polar bear to defend wife from attack A man in Canada's far north leapt on to a polar bear to protect his wife from being mauled, police say. The unnamed man suffered serious injuries but is expected to recover, according to the Nishnawbe Aski Police Service. The couple left their house at around 05:00 local time (11:00 GMT) on Tuesday to find their dogs, when a bear - which was in the driveway of their home - lunged at the woman. The incident happened in Fort Severn First Nation, a small community of about 400 people in the far north of Ontario. "The woman slipped to ground as her husband leapt on to the animal to prevent its attack," police said in a statement. "The bear then attacked the male, causing serious but non-life-threatening injuries to his arm and legs." A neighbour arrived with a gun and shot the bear several times. It retreated into nearby woods where it died of its injuries. The man was transported to a community nursing station where he was treated for his injuries. Nishnawbe Aski police said they "continued to patrol the area to ensure no other bears were roaming the community". Alysa McCall, a scientist at Polar Bear International, told the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) that polar bears rarely attack humans. When an attack occurs, the bear is often hungry, young and unwell, she said. Normally the bears are far from human settlements, instead preferring to spend their time at sea hunting ice seals. But climate change has led to temperature fluctuations, breaking up ice and in some cases driving bears inland to look for food. "If you're attacked by a polar bear, definitely do not play dead — that is a myth," she told CBC. "Fight as long as you can.

Using skimming techniques, identify the main idea of the text:

Questão 2 de 10 Q2 da prova

O texto seguinte servirá de base para responder às questões de 1 a 9. Canada man jumps on polar bear to defend wife from attack A man in Canada's far north leapt on to a polar bear to protect his wife from being mauled, police say. The unnamed man suffered serious injuries but is expected to recover, according to the Nishnawbe Aski Police Service. The couple left their house at around 05:00 local time (11:00 GMT) on Tuesday to find their dogs, when a bear - which was in the driveway of their home - lunged at the woman. The incident happened in Fort Severn First Nation, a small community of about 400 people in the far north of Ontario. "The woman slipped to ground as her husband leapt on to the animal to prevent its attack," police said in a statement. "The bear then attacked the male, causing serious but non-life-threatening injuries to his arm and legs." A neighbour arrived with a gun and shot the bear several times. It retreated into nearby woods where it died of its injuries. The man was transported to a community nursing station where he was treated for his injuries. Nishnawbe Aski police said they "continued to patrol the area to ensure no other bears were roaming the community". Alysa McCall, a scientist at Polar Bear International, told the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) that polar bears rarely attack humans. When an attack occurs, the bear is often hungry, young and unwell, she said. Normally the bears are far from human settlements, instead preferring to spend their time at sea hunting ice seals. But climate change has led to temperature fluctuations, breaking up ice and in some cases driving bears inland to look for food. "If you're attacked by a polar bear, definitely do not play dead — that is a myth," she told CBC. "Fight as long as you can.

Which interdisciplinary approach could be used to expand on the themes of the text in a classroom setting?

Questão 3 de 10 Q3 da prova

O texto seguinte servirá de base para responder às questões de 1 a 9. Canada man jumps on polar bear to defend wife from attack A man in Canada's far north leapt on to a polar bear to protect his wife from being mauled, police say. The unnamed man suffered serious injuries but is expected to recover, according to the Nishnawbe Aski Police Service. The couple left their house at around 05:00 local time (11:00 GMT) on Tuesday to find their dogs, when a bear - which was in the driveway of their home - lunged at the woman. The incident happened in Fort Severn First Nation, a small community of about 400 people in the far north of Ontario. "The woman slipped to ground as her husband leapt on to the animal to prevent its attack," police said in a statement. "The bear then attacked the male, causing serious but non-life-threatening injuries to his arm and legs." A neighbour arrived with a gun and shot the bear several times. It retreated into nearby woods where it died of its injuries. The man was transported to a community nursing station where he was treated for his injuries. Nishnawbe Aski police said they "continued to patrol the area to ensure no other bears were roaming the community". Alysa McCall, a scientist at Polar Bear International, told the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) that polar bears rarely attack humans. When an attack occurs, the bear is often hungry, young and unwell, she said. Normally the bears are far from human settlements, instead preferring to spend their time at sea hunting ice seals. But climate change has led to temperature fluctuations, breaking up ice and in some cases driving bears inland to look for food. "If you're attacked by a polar bear, definitely do not play dead — that is a myth," she told CBC. "Fight as long as you can.

Choose the correct statement about the historical and cultural aspects of the English language as reflected in the text:

Questão 4 de 10 Q4 da prova

O texto seguinte servirá de base para responder às questões de 1 a 9. Canada man jumps on polar bear to defend wife from attack A man in Canada's far north leapt on to a polar bear to protect his wife from being mauled, police say. The unnamed man suffered serious injuries but is expected to recover, according to the Nishnawbe Aski Police Service. The couple left their house at around 05:00 local time (11:00 GMT) on Tuesday to find their dogs, when a bear - which was in the driveway of their home - lunged at the woman. The incident happened in Fort Severn First Nation, a small community of about 400 people in the far north of Ontario. "The woman slipped to ground as her husband leapt on to the animal to prevent its attack," police said in a statement. "The bear then attacked the male, causing serious but non-life-threatening injuries to his arm and legs." A neighbour arrived with a gun and shot the bear several times. It retreated into nearby woods where it died of its injuries. The man was transported to a community nursing station where he was treated for his injuries. Nishnawbe Aski police said they "continued to patrol the area to ensure no other bears were roaming the community". Alysa McCall, a scientist at Polar Bear International, told the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) that polar bears rarely attack humans. When an attack occurs, the bear is often hungry, young and unwell, she said. Normally the bears are far from human settlements, instead preferring to spend their time at sea hunting ice seals. But climate change has led to temperature fluctuations, breaking up ice and in some cases driving bears inland to look for food. "If you're attacked by a polar bear, definitely do not play dead — that is a myth," she told CBC. "Fight as long as you can.

Choose the correct statement about spelling in English based on the text and general rules:

Questão 5 de 10 Q5 da prova

O texto seguinte servirá de base para responder às questões de 1 a 9. Canada man jumps on polar bear to defend wife from attack A man in Canada's far north leapt on to a polar bear to protect his wife from being mauled, police say. The unnamed man suffered serious injuries but is expected to recover, according to the Nishnawbe Aski Police Service. The couple left their house at around 05:00 local time (11:00 GMT) on Tuesday to find their dogs, when a bear - which was in the driveway of their home - lunged at the woman. The incident happened in Fort Severn First Nation, a small community of about 400 people in the far north of Ontario. "The woman slipped to ground as her husband leapt on to the animal to prevent its attack," police said in a statement. "The bear then attacked the male, causing serious but non-life-threatening injuries to his arm and legs." A neighbour arrived with a gun and shot the bear several times. It retreated into nearby woods where it died of its injuries. The man was transported to a community nursing station where he was treated for his injuries. Nishnawbe Aski police said they "continued to patrol the area to ensure no other bears were roaming the community". Alysa McCall, a scientist at Polar Bear International, told the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) that polar bears rarely attack humans. When an attack occurs, the bear is often hungry, young and unwell, she said. Normally the bears are far from human settlements, instead preferring to spend their time at sea hunting ice seals. But climate change has led to temperature fluctuations, breaking up ice and in some cases driving bears inland to look for food. "If you're attacked by a polar bear, definitely do not play dead — that is a myth," she told CBC. "Fight as long as you can.

Choose the correct statement based on the text:

Questão 6 de 10 Q6 da prova

O texto seguinte servirá de base para responder às questões de 1 a 9. Canada man jumps on polar bear to defend wife from attack A man in Canada's far north leapt on to a polar bear to protect his wife from being mauled, police say. The unnamed man suffered serious injuries but is expected to recover, according to the Nishnawbe Aski Police Service. The couple left their house at around 05:00 local time (11:00 GMT) on Tuesday to find their dogs, when a bear - which was in the driveway of their home - lunged at the woman. The incident happened in Fort Severn First Nation, a small community of about 400 people in the far north of Ontario. "The woman slipped to ground as her husband leapt on to the animal to prevent its attack," police said in a statement. "The bear then attacked the male, causing serious but non-life-threatening injuries to his arm and legs." A neighbour arrived with a gun and shot the bear several times. It retreated into nearby woods where it died of its injuries. The man was transported to a community nursing station where he was treated for his injuries. Nishnawbe Aski police said they "continued to patrol the area to ensure no other bears were roaming the community". Alysa McCall, a scientist at Polar Bear International, told the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) that polar bears rarely attack humans. When an attack occurs, the bear is often hungry, young and unwell, she said. Normally the bears are far from human settlements, instead preferring to spend their time at sea hunting ice seals. But climate change has led to temperature fluctuations, breaking up ice and in some cases driving bears inland to look for food. "If you're attacked by a polar bear, definitely do not play dead — that is a myth," she told CBC. "Fight as long as you can.

Identify the correct meaning of the word "retreated" as used in the text:

Questão 7 de 10 Q7 da prova

O texto seguinte servirá de base para responder às questões de 1 a 9. Canada man jumps on polar bear to defend wife from attack A man in Canada's far north leapt on to a polar bear to protect his wife from being mauled, police say. The unnamed man suffered serious injuries but is expected to recover, according to the Nishnawbe Aski Police Service. The couple left their house at around 05:00 local time (11:00 GMT) on Tuesday to find their dogs, when a bear - which was in the driveway of their home - lunged at the woman. The incident happened in Fort Severn First Nation, a small community of about 400 people in the far north of Ontario. "The woman slipped to ground as her husband leapt on to the animal to prevent its attack," police said in a statement. "The bear then attacked the male, causing serious but non-life-threatening injuries to his arm and legs." A neighbour arrived with a gun and shot the bear several times. It retreated into nearby woods where it died of its injuries. The man was transported to a community nursing station where he was treated for his injuries. Nishnawbe Aski police said they "continued to patrol the area to ensure no other bears were roaming the community". Alysa McCall, a scientist at Polar Bear International, told the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) that polar bears rarely attack humans. When an attack occurs, the bear is often hungry, young and unwell, she said. Normally the bears are far from human settlements, instead preferring to spend their time at sea hunting ice seals. But climate change has led to temperature fluctuations, breaking up ice and in some cases driving bears inland to look for food. "If you're attacked by a polar bear, definitely do not play dead — that is a myth," she told CBC. "Fight as long as you can.

Which teaching approach would best help students understand this text in its cultural and environmental context?

Questão 8 de 10 Q8 da prova

O texto seguinte servirá de base para responder às questões de 1 a 9. Canada man jumps on polar bear to defend wife from attack A man in Canada's far north leapt on to a polar bear to protect his wife from being mauled, police say. The unnamed man suffered serious injuries but is expected to recover, according to the Nishnawbe Aski Police Service. The couple left their house at around 05:00 local time (11:00 GMT) on Tuesday to find their dogs, when a bear - which was in the driveway of their home - lunged at the woman. The incident happened in Fort Severn First Nation, a small community of about 400 people in the far north of Ontario. "The woman slipped to ground as her husband leapt on to the animal to prevent its attack," police said in a statement. "The bear then attacked the male, causing serious but non-life-threatening injuries to his arm and legs." A neighbour arrived with a gun and shot the bear several times. It retreated into nearby woods where it died of its injuries. The man was transported to a community nursing station where he was treated for his injuries. Nishnawbe Aski police said they "continued to patrol the area to ensure no other bears were roaming the community". Alysa McCall, a scientist at Polar Bear International, told the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) that polar bears rarely attack humans. When an attack occurs, the bear is often hungry, young and unwell, she said. Normally the bears are far from human settlements, instead preferring to spend their time at sea hunting ice seals. But climate change has led to temperature fluctuations, breaking up ice and in some cases driving bears inland to look for food. "If you're attacked by a polar bear, definitely do not play dead — that is a myth," she told CBC. "Fight as long as you can.

Using scanning techniques, identify the specific detail about the bear's behavior mentioned in the text:

Questão 9 de 10 Q9 da prova

O texto seguinte servirá de base para responder às questões de 1 a 9. Canada man jumps on polar bear to defend wife from attack A man in Canada's far north leapt on to a polar bear to protect his wife from being mauled, police say. The unnamed man suffered serious injuries but is expected to recover, according to the Nishnawbe Aski Police Service. The couple left their house at around 05:00 local time (11:00 GMT) on Tuesday to find their dogs, when a bear - which was in the driveway of their home - lunged at the woman. The incident happened in Fort Severn First Nation, a small community of about 400 people in the far north of Ontario. "The woman slipped to ground as her husband leapt on to the animal to prevent its attack," police said in a statement. "The bear then attacked the male, causing serious but non-life-threatening injuries to his arm and legs." A neighbour arrived with a gun and shot the bear several times. It retreated into nearby woods where it died of its injuries. The man was transported to a community nursing station where he was treated for his injuries. Nishnawbe Aski police said they "continued to patrol the area to ensure no other bears were roaming the community". Alysa McCall, a scientist at Polar Bear International, told the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) that polar bears rarely attack humans. When an attack occurs, the bear is often hungry, young and unwell, she said. Normally the bears are far from human settlements, instead preferring to spend their time at sea hunting ice seals. But climate change has led to temperature fluctuations, breaking up ice and in some cases driving bears inland to look for food. "If you're attacked by a polar bear, definitely do not play dead — that is a myth," she told CBC. "Fight as long as you can.

What is the grammatical function of the phrase "to find their dogs" in the sentence: "The couple left their house at around 05:00 local time to find their dogs"?

Questão 10 de 10 Q10 da prova

O texto seguinte servirá de base para responder às questões de 1 a 9. Canada man jumps on polar bear to defend wife from attack A man in Canada's far north leapt on to a polar bear to protect his wife from being mauled, police say. The unnamed man suffered serious injuries but is expected to recover, according to the Nishnawbe Aski Police Service. The couple left their house at around 05:00 local time (11:00 GMT) on Tuesday to find their dogs, when a bear - which was in the driveway of their home - lunged at the woman. The incident happened in Fort Severn First Nation, a small community of about 400 people in the far north of Ontario. "The woman slipped to ground as her husband leapt on to the animal to prevent its attack," police said in a statement. "The bear then attacked the male, causing serious but non-life-threatening injuries to his arm and legs." A neighbour arrived with a gun and shot the bear several times. It retreated into nearby woods where it died of its injuries. The man was transported to a community nursing station where he was treated for his injuries. Nishnawbe Aski police said they "continued to patrol the area to ensure no other bears were roaming the community". Alysa McCall, a scientist at Polar Bear International, told the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) that polar bears rarely attack humans. When an attack occurs, the bear is often hungry, young and unwell, she said. Normally the bears are far from human settlements, instead preferring to spend their time at sea hunting ice seals. But climate change has led to temperature fluctuations, breaking up ice and in some cases driving bears inland to look for food. "If you're attacked by a polar bear, definitely do not play dead — that is a myth," she told CBC. "Fight as long as you can.

Choose the correct statement regarding the role of English teaching as outlined in the National Curriculum Guidelines:

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