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Socialização dos trabalhos de Língua inglesa/2024- Lembre-se de colocar o nome/grupo e a série na hora da postagem  

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Vamos tornar a língua inglesa cada vez mais presente nas nossas aulas

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1) SOBRE O GÊNERO ARTIGO DE OPINIÃO, QUAL A SUA FUNÇÃO? a) ARGUMENTAR SOBRE ALGO b) PRODUZIR OBRA LITERARIA c) NARRAR UM FATO d) PASSAR UMA INFORMAÇÃO 2) ARTIGO DE OPINIÃO É UM TEXTO: a) POÉTICO b) NARRATIVO c) ARGUMENTATIVO d) INFORMATIVO 3) QUAL ALTERNATIVA NÃO FAZ PARTE DE UM ARTIGO DE OPINIÃO? a) VERBO NO PRESENTE b) TEXTOS ASSINADOS PELO AUTOR c) TEMAS ATUAIS E POLÊMICOS d) LINGUAGEM DIFÍCIL 4) QUAL O OBJETIVO DESSA IMAGEM? a) MOSTRAR QUE HOSPITAIS CONSOMEM MUITO PAPEL b) INCENTIVAR AS PESSOAS A DOAREM PAPEL AOS HOSPITAIS c) CRITICAR O SISTEMA DE SAÚDE d) INFORMAR A AUSÊNCIA DE PAPEL NOS HOSPITAIS 5) QUAL O ASSUNTO APRESENTADO NESTE ARTIGO DE OPINIÃO? a) MEIO AMBIENTE b) DROGAS c) PANDEMIA d) JUSTIÇA 6) QUAL DAS ALTERNATIVAS, APRESENTA A ESTRUTURA CORRETA DE UM ARTIGO DE OPINIÃO? a) COESÃO, LÚDICO, VERBO NO FUTURO b) INTRODUÇÃO, DESENVOLVIMENTO, CONCLUSÃO c) VERBO NO PRESENTE, INFORMATIVO, OPINATIVO d) CONCLUSÃO, INTRODUÇÃO, DESENVOLVIMENTO 7) ONDE SÃO ENCONTRADOS OS ARTIGOS DE OPINIÃO? a) EM LIVROS LITERÁRIOS b) EM FOLHETINS DE PROPAGANDA c) EM JORNAIS, REVISTAS E BLOGS d) EM NOVELAS

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1) SOBRE O GÊNERO ARTIGO DE OPINIÃO, QUAL A SUA FUNÇÃO? 2) ARTIGO DE OPINIÃO É UM TEXTO: 3) QUAL ALTERNATIVA NÃO FAZ PARTE DE UM ARTIGO DE OPINIÃO?

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1) O que são as "linking words"? a) Classe de palavras que atribui características aos substantivos. b) Classe de palavras usada para dar nomes aos seres, objetos, fenômenos, entre outros. c) Palavras que indicam uma circunstância (modo, lugar, tempo). d) Palavras que acompanham o substantivo com a função de determinar ou especificar. e) Palavras que estabelecem conexão com outras palavras ou sentenças. 2) São exemplos de linking word de ADIÇÃO: a) And, however, so. b) Besides, and, in addition. c) But, thus, also. d) Despite, in contrast, then. e) Consequently, in that case, another. 3) Assinale a alternativa que apresenta APENAS linking words de CONTRASTE/OPOSIÇÃO a) In contrast, and, then. b) Thus, and then, likewise. c) But, however, in contrast. d) Likewise, thereby, also. e) Another, later, consequently. 4) Qual é a função das "linking words" de contraste? a) Indicar o acréscimo de informações e/ou ideias sobre algo. b) Apresentar a causa, efeito, ação, reação de algo. c) Indicar continuidade. d) Indicar oposição entre orações, frases, ideias, parágrafos, etc. e) Indicar situações circunstanciais. 5) Quais linking words cumprem a função de TEMPO? a) Earlier, then, after this. b) Also, although, so. c) Likewise, despite, and then. d) Another, moreover, on the other hand. e) In addition, besides, however. 6) Qual o significado da linking word destacada na seguinte frase: "I am happy, ALTHOUGH I have no money". a) Assim que, desde. b) Antes, quando. c) Embora, apesar de. d) Porque, então. e) Além da, assim como. 7) A linking word "earlier" indica: a) Adição. b) Consequência. c) Contraste. d) Causa. e) Tempo. 8) Assinale a alternativa que contém a linking word que completa adequadamente a frase: Do you play any other sports _____________ soccer and volleyball? a) So. b) Because. c) But. d) Although. e) Besides. 9) Escolha a opção que completa corretamente a lacuna: "I enjoy playing soccer, _________ I also like swimming". a) Consequently. b) After this. c) Finally. d) Moreover. e) To begin with. 10) Identifique a opção que melhor preenche a lacuna na frase: "She studied hard for the test, ___________ she did not pass". a) However. b) In conclusion. c) Such as d) For instance. e) Eventually.

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1) O que são as "linking words"? 2) São exemplos de linking word de ADIÇÃO: 3) Assinale a alternativa que apresenta APENAS linking words de CONTRASTE/OPOSIÇÃO

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Video Transcript Video Transcript

TV Presenter: Breaking news! Breaking news! The new prime minister is a teenager!

Narrator: When you see the news on the TV or in newspapers, it's important to understand what kind of information you're getting.

Some of it is fact - things that are definitely true.

TV Presenter: The new prime minister is giving her first speech and is promising big changes!

Teenager: Double pocket money for everyone!

Narrator: But when people talk about what they think.

Pundit 1: She's a terrible prime minister!

Pundit 2: I don't agree! I really like her. And I think doubling pocket money is a really really good idea actually.

Narrator: That's what we call opinions.

If someone says something is good, or bad, it's not a fact, it's how they feel.

Sometimes people have already made their minds up about whether something's good or bad before they even know anything about it.

Pundit 3: All teens are smelly, and can't be trusted. Everybody knows that!

Narrator: That's called being biased.

If you think about what's fact, and what's just opinion, or bias, it's a lot easier to make sense of things.

Watch this fun Super Movers video to learn more about facts and opinions.

Listen carefully because you'll be answering some questions afterwards.

If you like, you can sing and dance along with Martin Dougan.

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MARTIN
(spoken) Hey everyone! I'm Martin, and I'm a really good singer! Is that a fact, or an opinion? I'll let you decide! Here we go!
(sung)
Is it fact or an opinion? (x2)

A fact is supported by evidence

No ifs or buts can't sit on the fence

It's correct 100%

There's no place for an argument

It's a fact

And that's a fact

Is it fact or an opinion? (x2)

Opinion is subjective and exclusive to

An individual point of view

Or a belief you subscribe to

What you believe is up to you...

Opinion (x2)

Is it fact or an opinion? (x2)

A fact; the rain falls from the sky

Opinion: days are better when it's dry

A fact: I'm standing here singing to you

Opinion: I love my singing and I'm sure you do too!

Is it fact or an opinion? (x2)

The earth revolves around the sun

Is that a fact or an opinion?

It's a fact but wasn't always known

With proof that's what it has become

It's a fact

And that's a fact!

Is it fact or an opinion? (x2)

Opinions often sound like facts

But the evidence must be exact

People believe they speak the truth

But to be a fact there must be proof

It's a fact

And that's a fact!

Is it fact or an opinion? (x2)

Get together with your friends

Check out a list of statements

I guarantee that you'll have fun

Mind you, that's just my opinion!

It's a fact (x2)

(Is it fact or an opinion? x3)

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What are facts and opinions? - BBC Bitesize

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How can you tell if something is a fact or an opinion? Watch the animation then try the activity in this Bitesize Primary KS2 English guide.

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The home of news and fun facts for kids. Find out what is going on, with stories, pictures and videos. Try a quiz or one of our free games.

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Soccer Aid 2024: Check out the pictures from this year’s match

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England’s star-studded team took on the famous faces of the World XI at Stamford Bridge this weekend. But who won, and who was playing?

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Euro 2024 quiz: Which European Championship footballer are you?

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The European Championship starts this week with players hoping to join some of the pantheon of greats to star in the tournament.
So who are the players you think have excelled in the Euros in the 21st Century.

We have selected every player to make a team of the tournament since Euro 2000 - so pick the best XI you can below.

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European Championship: Pick your best XI from Euros this century

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Pick your ideal XI from the best players from every European Championship since Euro 2000.

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US woman pleads guilty in neo-Nazi plot to attack power grid

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Sarah Clendaniel was accused of conspiring with a neo-Nazi to blow up Baltimore electricity sites.

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Sniffer dogs found a pair of scissors which search teams think suggests the children survived

Colombian President Gustavo Petro says that there is no confirmation that four children who went missing after their plane crashed in the jungle more than two weeks ago have been rescued.
Search teams have found items they think belong to the children in the jungle as well as a makeshift shelter.

This has led them to believe the children have been wandering alone through the rainforest since the crash.

But Mr Petro said information about their rescue could not be verified.

The children - who range in age from between 13 years to 11 months - were on board a small plane along with their mother, a pilot and a co-pilot when it crashed on 1 May.

The adults all died in the crash.

News about the alleged rescue of the children was broken by the president himself on Wednesday afternoon local time, when he tweeted that they had been found "after arduous search efforts".

But less than 24 hours later, he deleted the tweet and shortly after wrote: "I have decided to delete the tweet because the information provided by the ICBF (Colombia's child welfare agency) could not be confirmed. I am sorry about what happened. The armed forced and the indigenous communities will carry on with their tireless search in order to give the country the news it is hoping for."

Colombia's child welfare agency had earlier said that the president's now-deleted tweet had been based on information it had provided.

It said in a statement that it had received information "from the field" that the children had been found in good health.

Its director, Astrid Cáceres, told Colombian radio on Thursday morning that the information came from "reliable sources" and that the people who had contacted them had described the children's appearance, which matched those of the missing children.

However, Ms Cáceres said that her agency had not yet been able to see the children and until such moment, the search effort would not be called off.

The child welfare agency was not alone in saying that it had received information that the four children had been rescued.

A pilot said he had also been told the children had been found by indigenous people deep in the rainforest.

Soldiers taking part in the search, however, said that they themselves had not yet been able to make contact with the children "due to the difficult meteorological conditions and the difficult terrain".

The Cessna 206 light aircraft the children and their mother had been in was flying from Araracuara, deep in the Amazon jungle in southern Colombia, to San José del Guaviare, when it disappeared in the morning of 1 May.

Its pilot had earlier reported engine problems.

After a huge search effort involving more than 100 soldiers, the plane was finally located on Monday, two weeks after it had disappeared.

The bodies of the pilot, the co-pilot and 33-year-old Magdalena Mucutuy, the mother of the four children, were found at the crash site in Caquetá province.

But the children were nowhere to be found.

The plane was found nose down in deep jungle

The search teams have, however, found clues indicating that the children, who are from the Huitoto indigenous group, survived the crash.

Sniffer dogs came across a child's drinking bottle, a pair of scissors, a hair tie and some half-eaten fruit.

The search teams also found an improvised shelter made from sticks and branches.

"We think that the children who were aboard the plane are alive. We have found traces at a different location, away from the crash site, and a place where they may have sheltered," Colonel Juan José López said on Wednesday.

Fearing that the children were wandering ever deeper into the jungle, the military deployed helicopters which played a recorded message from their grandmother in the Huitoto language urging them to stay put.

Reports of sightings of the children spread on Wednesday.

Avianline, a local plane operator which owned the crashed plane, released a statement saying that it had received reports that the children had been found.

One of its pilots who landed in Cachiporro, a community near the crash site, was told that locals there had been contacted by radio from a remote location called Dumar and been told that the children had been found. They would be taken by boat to Cachiporro, he said.

The company added that it had no way of confirming if the information was correct, but it did point out that the arrival of the children by boat may have been delayed by heavy rains, which have made the river too dangerous to navigate.

Indigenous radio stations also reported on Wednesday that the children had been found by a local, and were being transported by river to Cachiporro.

The children's father has said that he is not giving up hope. He told Caracol Radio that his sister had once been lost in the forest for a month and managed to return.

It is thought that the Huitoto people's knowledge of fruits and jungle survival skills will have given the young children a better chance of surviving the ordeal.

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Colombia plane crash: Children reportedly survived 16 days in jungle

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The children disappeared after their plane crashed but it remains unclear if they have been rescued.

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O que se sabe sobre o submarino nuclear russo que chegou a Cuba — e que os EUA monitoram

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O que se sabe sobre o submarino nuclear russo que chegou a Cuba — e que os EUA monitoram

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Uma frota naval russa, incluindo um submarino nuclear, chegou nesta quarta-feira (12/6) ao porto de Havana, em Cuba, onde as embarcações permanecerão durante quatro dias, conforme anunciaram os dois países.

Trata-se de quatro navios de guerra da Frota do Norte, explicou o comandante-chefe da Marinha russa, Alexander Moiseev.

Tanto Cuba como a Rússia afirmam que esta operação naval demonstra "as históricas relações de amizade" e ocorre no "âmbito da cooperação" que existe entre os países.

Todos os navios passaram pela costa leste da Flórida, nos Estados Unidos, a caminho do porto de Cuba e atualmente estão a apenas 145 km do território americano.

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The UK's first urban beavers were introduced into a west London nature reserve back in October. The family of five are part of a project that aims to get the public to engage with nature, to study biodiversity improvements and to monitor flood mitigation effects. Seven months on, how is it faring?
It is perfect weather for beavers. The rain is incessant as we trudge past the trees and through the long grass and into their habitat. But the rain cannot stop the wonder and enthusiasm for what is happening here.

This is Paradise Fields in Greenford in Ealing. It is a nature reserve next to a retail estate but it's where seven months ago beavers were introduced. This is now very much their home and they are transforming the habitat.

They are so happy that the volunteers here think the beavers may be breeding, and offspring - or kits as they are known - might be on the way.

We are with Dr Sean McCormack who has been one of the driving forces behind the scheme.

He takes us to one of the beavers' five dams here, where they have cut back trees and twigs and dredged the mud to create large pools.

"This is the first dam they created in the system, the first one of five," Dr McCormack says. "The reason they have created it here is to create some deep water before they have to cross the Capital Ring footpath which runs through the site.

"To a beaver they don't know if there's a bear, a wolf, a lynx around every corner. It's their instinct to create deep water so they feel safe. They're basically checking that the coast is clear upstream here."

The dams also filter the water. The deep pools mean the beavers can dive down and avoid predators. They can stay under the water for 15 minutes.

This family of five beavers soon got to work here after their introduction seven months ago. You can hear the road and see high-rise flats from their new home, which is right on the Capital Ring footpath, but none of this seems to have bothered the beavers. They have created canals so they can easily transport logs on the water. It's no surprise they are called nature's engineers; the whole area is changing.

Dr McCormack says more good news could be on the way: "All the evidence says that they're doing just great and have settled in well. We have seen all five of them in the early mornings and late evening.

"And we even have an inkling that there might be some babies in the lodge. That's the ultimate test of them being happy here; we anticipate they might appear at the end of the summer."

Beavers mainly only come out of their lodge at dawn and dusk and that means they can be hard to spot.

However, the volunteers have used motion cameras to capture the beavers working.

Nadya Mirochnitchenko, the ecologist for Ealing Beaver Project, says the beavers help to keep more water on the site: "They are creating more of a wetland area as compared to a more drier area. And that has a lot of benefits for different biodiversity including pond life, birds, insects, bats, newts and frogs. So there is a lot of biodiversity benefits that the beavers can bring."

Dr McCormack says the beavers also keep trees in check: "We actually have a problem of too many trees. This area is completely in shade in the summer.

"If you think about freshwater ecosystems, they need light to fulfill algal growth and all the other species that grow in there. If they are completely shaded there's not much light, so we are quite happy to see them tackling some big trees."

I was there when the beavers were released in October and the emotion of that moment was stark.

There were lots of tears as the beavers leapt from their cages, slapped their tails on the water and dived into the swamp. It was a privilege to be there to witness their release.

Europe has been introducing beavers for decades, and the Ealing project hopes other UK cities and towns will follow suit.

The mayor of London initially gave £37,000 but that has been spent and the project is looking for more funding to increase the educational element of the scheme.

The beavers are very popular locally, with many people volunteering to keep an eye on the site. There are also beaver walks which quickly sell out.

Beavers are a keystone species on which many other species rely. The aquatic ecosystems they create are home to various other creatures, many of them under threat.

Biodiversity is improving quickly. Volunteers who monitor the site have seen kingfishers for the first time.

Crucially, in Greenford they think the work of the beavers is tackling flooding. Dr McCormack says flood mitigation work had been due to be carried out here but the project persuaded the council to let the beavers do their thing instead.

"Anecdotally, we have seen a difference," he says. "They have created five dams and those dams are holding back water. And when we have had a horrifically wet winter like we have just had, we can see the amount of water that is spread out across the land. They are weakening the flow, they're holding more water on the site and they're releasing it slowly into urban Greenford."

The Ealing beavers are creating a new habitat.

It is a natural wonder as well as a practical intervention to address flooding. A bright beacon of nature in the city.

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Ealing beavers: Dams, canals - and perhaps babies

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How the beavers of west London are improving the local landscape for residents.

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The perpetrators of the largest case of benefit fraud in England and Wales have been jailed for between three and eight years.

The gang admitted to stealing more than £50m between them.

The three women and two men - all Bulgarian - made thousands of false claims for Universal Credit between 2016 and 2021.

They also admitted money laundering.
Sentences: Galina Nikolova: Eight years
Judge David Aaronberg KC found Nikolova, 39, was the ringleader and responsible for £25m in losses to the taxpayer.
Gyunesh Ali: Seven years and three months
The judge said that Ali, 34, had committed fraud by false representation "on an industrial scale" during the scheme.

He said: "You played a leading role in a scheme that was complex and sophisticated in nature. Your offending lasted for some four and a half years and you were involved in a vast number of false declarations."

The judge added there was evidence of him "engaging in a lavish lifestyle" and there was a video showing him showering money in the air.
Stoyan Stoyanov, 28: Four years Tsvetka Todorova, 53: Three years
Todorova will be released on licence immediately because of the time she has already spent under house arrest and in custody.
Patritsia Paneva, 27: Three years and two months
The judge took into account that Paneva had been 19 when she was first recruited by Nikolova and had been initially paid £80 a day by the gang.

The fake benefit claims were supported by an array of forged documents, including fictitious tenancy agreements, counterfeit payslips and mocked-up letters from landlords, employers and GPs.

If the claims were rejected, the fraudsters would try again and again until the applications were granted, the CPS said.

The investigation identified three "benefit factories" in the Wood Green area of north London where repeated claims originated.

The businesses claimed to assist people with obtaining a National Insurance number and benefits to which they were entitled.

'Difficult to unravel'

When the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) raided the properties belonging to the gang, they found bundles of cash stuffed in shopping bags and suitcases, a luxury car and designer goods including watches, jackets and glasses.

The court heard that messages and images were exchanged on a WhatsApp group at the height of the fraud showing the gang mocking the "naivety of the DWP".

Under current laws, the maximum sentence the judge could have given was 10 years.

The defendants were given credit for their guilty pleas, time served and some other mitigating factors.

Judge Aaronberg warned them they were all liable to be deported after serving their sentences and added that "an enormous amount of work" by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) had to be carried out in order to prosecute the gang.

He added: "This is believed to be cumulatively the largest case ever prosecuted for benefit fraud on the DWP.

"It was a difficult case to unravel and prosecute in a coherent fashion to the court."

An order for a surcharge is set to be made at a future confiscation hearing.

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Benefit fraud gang jailed over £50m scam

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They fraudulently claimed £50m in benefits - the largest case of such fraud in England and Wales.

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Inside Out 2 is the first sequel of the 2015 Oscar-winning hit

Pixar's Inside Out 2 has broken box office records over the weekend as it brought in an estimated $295m (£232.6m) around the world.

That makes it the strongest global opening by an animated film of all time, parent company Disney said.

In North America, ticket sales hit about $155m, dethroning Dune: Part Two as the holder of this year's top box office opening weekend.

It marks a big win for cinemas, which have seen lacklustre box office takings for some new movies this year.

Inside Out 2's first weekend was much stronger than the original movie, which brought in $90m in its opening weekend before going on to gross $858m worldwide.

It was the second-best opening for the company in the North American market, just behind the 2018 release of The Incredibles 2.

The blockbuster opening weekend is a boost for Pixar after relatively weak opening performances from some of its recent releases.

Inside Out 2 is the first sequel of the 2015 Oscar-winning hit, which focused on the emotions of a young girl called Riley.

While the original was about feelings like joy, fear and anger the latest instalment tackles issues such as envy and anxiety.

Inside Out 2's successful opening is a bright spot in what has so far been a slow start to summer for film companies.

A large part of annual ticket sales usually take place in the period from the first weekend in May to the start of September.

However, strikes by actors and screenwriters last year has meant that fewer films were ready for release this year.

The industry has also had to contend with streaming services for both content and customers.

The number of cinema tickets sold in North America so far this year is down by almost a quarter compared to the same period in 2023, according to media market research company Comscore.

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Disney and Pixar's Inside Out 2 makes record opening weekend

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North Korea soldiers cross border prompting warning shots from South

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Seoul believes the border violation was not intentional, as North Korea prepares for Putin’s visit.

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Not even finishing Portugal's perfect qualifying campaign as second-top scorer to Belgium's Romelu Lukaku with 10 goals and as the country's third-most used player with 725 minutes, only behind Ruben Dias and Bruno Fernandes, has proved enough for Ronaldo to put the debate to bed.

It certainly does not help that the only game he missed during the Euro qualifiers - a 9-0 win over Luxembourg - is rated as the greatest of the Martinez era so far.

The Spanish boss has refused, however, to enter the discussion about the situation of the Al-Nassr forward, claiming instead that Portugal are "prepared to win without him".

Of the three preparation games for the Euros, Ronaldo only took part in Tuesday's win over Republic of Ireland and he received some praise, not only for his brace but also for a more team-player attitude on the pitch.

He said following the 3-0 win over Ireland that, "regardless of whether I play or not, I'll respect the coach's decisions."

"Honestly, I believe that his impact would be much bigger coming from the bench," Oliveira said.

"And I don't refer only to his goals and assists because we all know he's capable of scoring against the likes of the Czech Republic and Georgia. I mean his overall performance because what we've seen plenty of times is Ronaldo playing as many minutes as possible and ultimately finding the net, but, if we look at his exhibitions in detail, the number of his negative actions was higher than the positive ones."

Portugal's most traditional sports newspaper A Bola has even hinted that the wrong question is being posed to Martinez.

Instead of whether the Euro 2016 winners play better without their captain, it argues it should be: "When is the right time for the normality of this team to be the absence of Ronaldo and not his presence?"

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Euro 2024: Is Cristiano Ronaldo irreplaceable or a growing burden to Portugal?

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As Cristiano Ronaldo prepares to start a record sixth Euros, BBC Sport looks at whether the forward could become a burden to Portugal.

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Inside Out 2 has people jumping for joy as it breaks records

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Euro 2024 quiz: How well do you know the Scotland team?

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For the first time in nearly twenty years, Scotland will appear in back-to-back European Championships - but how well do you know the team? Test your knowledge with our quiz.

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Entendi! Aqui está um roteiro de viagem para uma experiência temática da Barbie:

Destino: Barbie Dreamhouse Experience em Boca Raton, Flórida, EUA.

Dia 1:

- Chegada a Boca Raton, Flórida.

- Check-in em um hotel próximo à Barbie Dreamhouse Experience.

- Visita à Barbie Dreamhouse Experience para explorar os diversos ambientes inspirados na vida da Barbie, incluindo seu closet, cozinha, sala de estar e muito mais. Tire fotos divertidas e interaja com as exposições interativas.

- Jantar em um restaurante temático ou próximo ao local.

Dia 2:

- Café da manhã em um café local.

- Visita ao Town Center at Boca Raton para fazer compras e explorar lojas de brinquedos, moda e acessórios inspirados na Barbie.

- Almoço em um dos restaurantes do Town Center.

- Tarde livre para atividades opcionais, como relaxar na praia, visitar outros pontos turísticos de Boca Raton ou participar de atividades aquáticas.

- Jantar em um restaurante à beira-mar para desfrutar da vista e da culinária local.

Dia 3:

- Café da manhã no hotel.

- Checkout do hotel e visita final à Barbie Dreamhouse Experience para aproveitar qualquer exposição ou atividade que tenha perdido.

- Partida de Boca Raton.

Esse roteiro oferece uma experiência imersiva na Barbie Dreamhouse Experience, além de oportunidades para explorar Boca Raton e desfrutar de suas atrações locais.

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Dia 1: Chegada a Madrid

English: Day 1: Arrival in Madrid

Chegada ao Aeroporto de Madrid-Barajas.

Transfer para o hotel e check-in.

Tarde livre para explorar a cidade.

Sugestão de visita: Museu do Prado.

Jantar em um restaurante local.

Português: Dia 1: Chegada a Madrid

Arrival at Madrid-Barajas Airport.

Transfer to the hotel and check-in.

Afternoon free to explore the city.

Suggested visit: Prado Museum.

Dinner at a local restaurant.

Dia 2: Madrid

English: Day 2: Madrid

Café da manhã no hotel.

Visita ao Palácio Real de Madrid.

Passeio pela Plaza Mayor.

Almoço em um restaurante típico.

Tarde livre para compras na Gran Vía.

Jantar em um bar de tapas.

Português: Dia 2: Madrid

Breakfast at the hotel.

Visit to the Royal Palace of Madrid.

Stroll through Plaza Mayor.

Lunch at a typical restaurant.

Afternoon free for shopping on Gran Vía.

Dinner at a tapas bar.

Dia 3: Toledo

English: Day 3: Toledo

Excursão de dia inteiro a Toledo, cidade histórica.

Visita à Catedral de Toledo.

Almoço em um restaurante local.

Exploração das ruas estreitas e sinuosas.

Retorno a Madrid à noite.

Português: Dia 3: Toledo

Full-day excursion to Toledo, a historic city.

Visit to the Toledo Cathedral.

Lunch at a local restaurant.

Exploration of the narrow, winding streets.

Return to Madrid in the evening.

Dia 4: Barcelona

English: Day 4: Barcelona

Check-out do hotel em Madrid.

Voo para Barcelona.

Check-in no hotel em Barcelona.

Tarde livre para explorar Las Ramblas.

Jantar em um restaurante à beira-mar.

Português: Dia 4: Barcelona

Check-out from the hotel in Madrid.

Flight to Barcelona.

Check-in at the hotel in Barcelona.

Afternoon free to explore Las Ramblas.

Dinner at a seaside restaurant.

Dia 5: Barcelona

English: Day 5: Barcelona

Café da manhã no hotel.

Visita à Sagrada Família.

Passeio pelo Parque Güell.

Almoço em um restaurante próximo.

Tarde livre para visitar o Bairro Gótico.

Jantar em um restaurante de frutos do mar.

Português: Dia 5: Barcelona

Breakfast at the hotel.

Visit to the Sagrada Família.

Stroll through Park Güell.

Lunch at a nearby restaurant.

Afternoon free to visit the Gothic Quarter.

Dinner at a seafood restaurant.

Dia 6: Barcelona

English: Day 6: Barcelona

Excursão opcional a Montserrat.

Retorno a Barcelona.

Tarde livre para compras ou relaxar na praia.

Jantar de despedida em um restaurante tradicional.

Português: Dia 6: Barcelona

Optional excursion to Montserrat.

Return to Barcelona.

Afternoon free for shopping or relaxing on the beach.

Farewell dinner at a traditional restaurant.

Dia 7: Retorno

English: Day 7: Departure

Check-out do hotel em Barcelona.

Transfer para o Aeroporto de Barcelona-El Prat.

Retorno para casa.

Português: Dia 7: Partida

Check-out from the hotel in Barcelona.

Transfer to Barcelona-El Prat Airport.

Return home.Dia 1: Chegada a Madrid

English: Day 1: Arrival in Madrid

Chegada ao Aeroporto de Madrid-Barajas.

Transfer para o hotel e check-in.

Tarde livre para explorar a cidade.

Sugestão de visita: Museu do Prado.

Jantar em um restaurante local.

Português: Dia 1: Chegada a Madrid

Arrival at Madrid-Barajas Airport.

Transfer to the hotel and check-in.

Afternoon free to explore the city.

Suggested visit: Prado Museum.

Dinner at a local restaurant.

Dia 2: Madrid

English: Day 2: Madrid

Café da manhã no hotel.

Visita ao Palácio Real de Madrid.

Passeio pela Plaza Mayor.

Almoço em um restaurante típico.

Tarde livre para compras na Gran Vía.

Jantar em um bar de tapas.

Português: Dia 2: Madrid

Breakfast at the hotel.

Visit to the Royal Palace of Madrid.

Stroll through Plaza Mayor.

Lunch at a typical restaurant.

Afternoon free for shopping on Gran Vía.

Dinner at a tapas bar.

Dia 3: Toledo

English: Day 3: Toledo

Excursão de dia inteiro a Toledo, cidade histórica.

Visita à Catedral de Toledo.

Almoço em um restaurante local.

Exploração das ruas estreitas e sinuosas.

Retorno a Madrid à noite.

Português: Dia 3: Toledo

Full-day excursion to Toledo, a historic city.

Visit to the Toledo Cathedral.

Lunch at a local restaurant.

Exploration of the narrow, winding streets.

Return to Madrid in the evening.

Dia 4: Barcelona

English: Day 4: Barcelona

Check-out do hotel em Madrid.

Voo para Barcelona.

Check-in no hotel em Barcelona.

Tarde livre para explorar Las Ramblas.

Jantar em um restaurante à beira-mar.

Português: Dia 4: Barcelona

Check-out from the hotel in Madrid.

Flight to Barcelona.

Check-in at the hotel in Barcelona.

Afternoon free to explore Las Ramblas.

Dinner at a seaside restaurant.

Dia 5: Barcelona

English: Day 5: Barcelona

Café da manhã no hotel.

Visita à Sagrada Família.

Passeio pelo Parque Güell.

Almoço em um restaurante próximo.

Tarde livre para visitar o Bairro Gótico.

Jantar em um restaurante de frutos do mar.

Português: Dia 5: Barcelona

Breakfast at the hotel.

Visit to the Sagrada Família.

Stroll through Park Güell.

Lunch at a nearby restaurant.

Afternoon free to visit the Gothic Quarter.

Dinner at a seafood restaurant.

Dia 6: Barcelona

English: Day 6: Barcelona

Excursão opcional a Montserrat.

Retorno a Barcelona.

Tarde livre para compras ou relaxar na praia.

Jantar de despedida em um restaurante tradicional.

Português: Dia 6: Barcelona

Optional excursion to Montserrat.

Return to Barcelona.

Afternoon free for shopping or relaxing on the beach.

Farewell dinner at a traditional restaurant.

Dia 7: Retorno

English: Day 7: Departure

Check-out do hotel em Barcelona.

Transfer para o Aeroporto de Barcelona-El Prat.

Retorno para casa.

Português: Dia 7: Partida

Check-out from the hotel in Barcelona.

Transfer to Barcelona-El Prat Airport.

Return home.

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Português:

Comece o dia com um passeio pela Torre de Londres, onde você pode aprender sobre a história real e ver as Joias da Coroa.

Em seguida, cruze a Tower Bridge e caminhe ao longo da margem do rio Tâmisa até chegar à Catedral de São Paulo.

À tarde, visite o Museu Britânico para explorar suas vastas coleções de artefatos históricos e culturais de todo o mundo English:

Start the day with a visit to the Tower of London, where you can learn about royal history and see the Crown Jewels.

Next, cross Tower Bridge and walk along the Thames River bank until you reach St. Paul's Cathedral.

In the afternoon, visit the British Museum to explore its vast collections of historical and cultural artifacts from around the world.

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Claro, aqui está um exemplo de roteiro de viagem para Goiânia, em inglês e português:

English:

Day 1: Arrival and Exploration

Arrive in Goiânia and check into your hotel.

After settling in, head to Parque Vaca Brava for a relaxing stroll and to admire the greenery.

Enjoy dinner at a local restaurant and try some traditional Goianian cuisine like pequi or pamonha.

Day 2: Cultural Immersion

Begin your day with a visit to the Memorial do Cerrado to learn about the history and culture of the Cerrado biome.

Next, explore the Museu de Arte de Goiânia to admire its collection of Brazilian art.

In the evening, catch a live music performance at a bar in the Setor Bueno neighborhood.

Day 3: Nature and Adventure

Take a day trip to Pirenópolis to hike in the beautiful Serra dos Pireneus and cool off in the natural swimming pools.

Explore the charming colonial town center and indulge in some local sweets like doce de leite.

Return to Goiânia in the evening and relax at a cozy café in Setor Marista.

Português:

Dia 1: Chegada e Exploração

Chegue em Goiânia e faça o check-in no seu hotel.

Após se acomodar, vá ao Parque Vaca Brava para um passeio relaxante e para admirar a vegetação.

Aproveite o jantar em um restaurante local e experimente alguma culinária tradicional goiana, como pequi ou pamonha.

Dia 2: Imersão Cultural

Comece o dia com uma visita ao Memorial do Cerrado para aprender sobre a história e cultura do bioma do Cerrado.

Em seguida, explore o Museu de Arte de Goiânia para admirar sua coleção de arte brasileira.

À noite, assista a uma apresentação de música ao vivo em um bar no bairro Setor Bueno.

Dia 3: Natureza e Aventura

Faça um passeio de um dia a Pirenópolis para fazer trilhas na bela Serra dos Pireneus e se refrescar nas piscinas naturais.

Explore o charmoso centro colonial da cidade e delicie-se com alguns doces locais, como doce de leite.

Retorne a Goiânia à noite e relaxe em

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Aquecimento Global é o processo de aumento da temperatura média dos oceanos e da atmosfera da Terra causado por maciças emissões de gases que intensificam o efeito estufa. Essas emissões são resultado de uma série de atividades humanas, especialmente a queima de combustíveis fósseis e mudanças no uso da terra, como o desmatamento.

Quando o assunto é mudança climática, as emissões referem-se a gases de efeito estufa (como dióxido de carbono, metano e óxido nitroso, entre outros) liberados no ar a partir de atividades como agricultura industrial e queima de combustíveis fósseis. Os gases emitidos indiscriminadamente causam o progressivo aumento da temperatura da Terra.

É um gás de efeito estufa, gerado naturalmente ou pela ação humana, usado como combustível. O metano retém na atmosfera o calor irradiado pela Terra. Ele é 28 vezes mais potente em aquecer o planeta do que o gás carbônico. Os níveis desse gás estão aumentando ao longo dos anos.

É o principal gás de efeito estufa. Ele pode ser produzido naturalmente ou como subproduto de atividades humanas. No segundo caso, surge a partir da queima de combustíveis fósseis, principalmente por automóveis e outros meios de transporte, e do desmatamento, em especial nos trópicos.

Representa a quantidade de carbono produzida por uma pessoa, empresa ou instituição a partir de suas atividades. Quanto maior a pegada, mais contribuem para o aquecimento global e piores são os efeitos da atividade para o meio ambiente.

A energia renovável é criada a partir de fontes naturais que podem ser reabastecidas com facilidade e em curto prazo. Alguns exemplos dessas fontes são biomassa, o vento, o calor terrestre, o movimento da água e o calor do sol. Não são todas as fontes naturais de energia que são renováveis: apesar de serem retiradas da natureza, o carvão e o petróleo são exemplos de recursos limitados.

Grilagem é a "usurpação da terra pública, dando-lhe a aparência de particular", ou seja, indica "um ou mais procedimentos de irregular ou ilegal ocupação de terra pública, com o objetivo de apropriação privada". Grilagem não é apenas ocupação, mas a ocupação qualificada pela intenção deliberada de se tornar dono da terra pública. É um dos principais motores do desmatamento na Amazônia.

O Painel Intergovernamental sobre Mudanças Climáticas (IPCC) é um órgão científico das Nações Unidas e da Organização Meteorológica Mundial, criado em 1988. O painel analisa trabalhos científicos, técnicos e socioeconômicos e produz de tempos em tempos grandes relatórios de avaliação com o estado da arte do conhecimento humano sobre a crise do clima.

São micropartículas suspensas na atmosfera que fazem parte de fenômenos naturais, mas também podem ser produzidas pela ação humana - na queima de carvão mineral, por exemplo. Os aerossóis refletem a luz solar de volta ao espaço. Isso causa resfriamento, que pode mascarar o aquecimento global, e também provoca outros danos ambientais e à saúde humana.

É qualquer intervenção com objetivo de evitar emissões de gases de efeito estufa ou retirá-los da atmosfera. Alguns exemplos são usos de tecnologias sustentáveis, de energias renováveis e o plantio de árvores.

O conceito surgiu a partir da percepção de que os impactos das mudanças climáticas atingem de forma e intensidade diferentes grupos sociais distintos e, portanto, mitigação e adaptação devem priorizar populações vulneráveis.

A Conferência do Clima é oficialmente conhecida como Conferência das Partes (COP) da Convenção-Quadro das Nações Unidas sobre Alterações Climáticas. A COP1 ocorreu em Berlim em 1995 e foi presidida por Angela Merkel. A COP reúne-se anualmente para tomar decisões relativas à implementação da Convenção do Clima.

O efeito estufa é um fenômeno natural de retenção do calor irradiado pela terra por uma "capa" de gases na atmosfera que são opacos à radiação infravermelha, como o vapor d'água e o CO2. Ele faz com que a temperatura Terra seja favorável à vida. No entanto, o excesso desses gases, emitido por atividades humanas, causa o aquecimento da baixa atmosfera, elevando a temperatura média da Terra e causando mudanças climáticas.

É a denominação dada a um grande grupo de combustíveis não-renováveis e que foram formados há milhões de anos a partir de restos de animais e vegetais. Estão incluídos nessas fontes carvão mineral, gás natural, petróleo e seus derivados, como óleo diesel e gasolina.

Litigância climática pode ser entendida como o uso de instrumentos jurídicos para cobrar respostas diante da crise climática. É uma estratégia que vem sendo adotada em diversos países para compelir e impulsionar as grandes empresas, indústrias e o Poder Público a assumir e se responsabilizar pelo controle e impactos do aquecimento global antropogênico e mudanças climáticas.

O aquecimento do planeta traz consequências como o agravamento de furacões, chuvas, enchentes e secas, entre outras, que devem se tornar cada vez mais frequentes. Isso requer ações imediatas de adaptação: respostas aos impactos atuais e potenciais da mudança do clima, com objetivo de minimizar possíveis danos.

A emissão líquida zero é o equilíbrio entre a quantidade de gases de efeito estufa emitidos pela atividade humana e a remoção de gases da atmosfera, por uso da terra ou outras atividades. A ciência diz que, se a humanidade quiser ter chance de estabilizar o aquecimento global abaixo de 2º C, como preconiza o Acordo de Paris, precisará zerar as emissões líquidas no meio do século.

A expressão pode ser usada para se referir tanto aos efeitos do aquecimento global antropogênico (impulsionado pelas emissões de gases de efeito estufa) quanto por alterações naturais (como mudanças na órbita terrestre) no clima. Segundo o IPCC, o aquecimento do sistema climático é "inequívoco" e é "extremamente provável" que ações humanas sejam sua causa dominante.

O termo foi escolhido pelo Dicionário Oxford como "palavra do ano" em 2019: situação em que uma ação urgente é necessária para reduzir ou interromper a mudança climática e evitar danos ambientais potencialmente irreversíveis resultantes dela. Naquele ano, inspirado em Greta Thunberg, o jornal The Guardian deixou de usar o termo "mudança do clima", adotando expressões como "emergência climática", "crise climática" ou "colapso climático".

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