Quiz about the film: The Revenant

1) How many companions were killed by the Indians in the beginning of movie?

2) What is the name of the indigenous tribe that attacked the expedition group?

3) Which way the expedition group decided to return to the fort (base), by river or by land? What did they do with the furs they brought?

4) What did animal attack Hugh Glass? What did it happen next?

5) Why has Fitzgerald stayed with Hawk, Bridges and Glass?

6) Why did Fitzgerald kill Hawk?

7) How did Fitzgerald cheat Bridges to go away with him?

8) How has Hugh Glass survived alone? Did He get some help? From who? What did he feed?

9) Did Glass kill an officer (Lieutenant) to save his son years ago?

10) After rescuing a india from a group of Frenchs, how did he survive the cold?

11) What did Fitzgerald do when he discovered that Hugh Glass was alive?

12) What would it happen to Fitzgerald if he was arrested?

13) Who did Fitzgerald kill while he was being chased?

14) Did Hugh Glass kill Fitzgerald? What happened next?

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Text.01.             Brazilian society is made up of a confluence of people of several different origins, from the original Native Americans, with the influx of Portugueses colonizers,Black Africans slaves, and recent European, Arab and Japanese immigration. Other significant groups include Koreans, Chinese, Paraguayans and Bolivians. In the 19th and 20th centuries, Brazilian culture has promoted racial integration and mixing.

Text 02. “ For the first time in Brazilian history, social policies have begun to explicity promote social integration of blacks and multtos. Such policies do not merely seek to eliminate or alleviate material poverty but also strive to eliminate or reduce class,racial, gender, and other dicriminations...” 
      

Text 03.  Choosing the right career can be difficult, but having a defined career direction will help you with getting a job. But with a little hard work, some planning, and some serious self-reflection, you can set yourself on a path towards a fruitful, fulfilling career that can provide for you and your family.

Text 04.   When a fan threw a banana at Brazilian soccer player Dani Alves, who plays for FC Barcelona, he responded by calmly picking it up, peeling it, and taking a bite. Then he seamlessly resumed play and took his corner kick. His team went on to beat Villarreal 3-2.

“I don’t know who threw the banana but I want to thank him,” Alves told the Daily Mail. “It gave me the energy to put two more crosses in for our goal.” Alves also commented on Twitter:  “My father always told me: son, eat bananas to avoid cramping lol how did they figure this out?”                                                                    

Text 05.        Never regret

                      If it's good,

                      It's wonderful.

                      If it's not, it's experience.(Victoria Holt)

Text 06.       Regrets like theses can become a constant reminder of “what could have been”. But it doesn't have to be that way. Regrets can also enlighten and be an incentive for new opportunity. Here's how that might happen:

. Conquer your negative emotions;

. Use your regrets to motivate yourself to take a different action.

. Antecipate future regrets before you make major decisions.

. Use regrets to learn more about what's important to you.

“ Make your 'woulda, coulda, shouldas' works for you.”          

              

Text.07                                        Life

Life: It’s about maximizing opportunities and minimizing regrets. It’s about accepting our destined fate and appreciating the moments. It’s about taking chances and learning from mistakes.

In a time when you have absolutely nothing to lose (in the grander scheme of things) and no responsibilities but to take care of yourself, why aren’t you going out and exploring the world?

Text.08                                  REGRETS  IN  LIFE

We are all busy. Life happens. There’s always something to distract us from getting around to certain things we know we should do. Soccer practice. Work. Home renovations. Getting that next big promotion. And with the explosion of always-on smartphones and tablets delivering a fire hose of urgent emails, not to mention Twitter and Facebook, in recent years, things have only gotten busier.

In the backs of our minds, we know we’re neglecting some stuff we should do. But we never get around to it. Then, something happens. A good friend or loved one – maybe close to us in age – drops dead unexpectedly. We begin to think about what our biggest regrets would be if we were suddenly sitting on our death bed.     

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TEXTOS E IMAGENS PARA ESTUDAR PARA A PROVA DO 1 BIMESTRE DE 2016

   Text.01

        Cultural diffusion is the spread of culture, including aspects such as clothing and food, from one group to another, typically as a result of making contact for the first time. European explorers bringing back foods and other items, such as tobacco, from newly explored lands is an example of cultural diffusion.

       When one culture begins to adopt elements of another, be it in manner, religion, food, clothing, agricultural practice or other cultural elements, this is cultural diffusion. People in Moscow experienced cultural diffusion from America when McDonalds was first introduced in that region. The concept of a fast-food restaurant serving hamburgers was exotic and new to them at that time. Cultural diffusion isn't necessarily a good thing, however. It can lead to the displacement of native cultural traditions, and it can even be dangerous. For example, according to Boise State University, when French explorers arrived in North America, they introduced the smallpox virus, which ended up devastating populations of natives whose immune systems had never been exposed to that particular disease.

 Text. 02

      Brazilian culture has been shaped by various groups of migrants: Portuguese, Italian, Japanese, African, Arabian and German, and to a lesser extent by original inhabitants, just to mention the most important influences. Different population groups and different cultural customs and visual cultures mingled. This is reflected in Brazilian food, for example. The daily menu of an average family may include Portuguese, Japanese, Indian, Arabian and Italian recipes.

     After colonization, the Dutch and Portuguese brought huge numbers of slaves to Brazil to work on the plantations. These slaves kept some of their traditions, so that even today various African influences are to be found in Brazilian culture — in visual arts, in music and in food. African influences in contemporary art are often in the works of artists from Afro-Brazilian families. During the colonization period talented slaves were recruited to decorate churches, though they had to conform to the Catholic canon. It was not until the second half of the 20th century that artists went searching for their cultural roots and, for example, work began to appear based on visual elements in traditional African religions such as Umbanda, for centuries the means of spiritual escape for slaves.

Text.03

     Choosing the right career can be difficult, but having a defined career direction will help you with getting a job. But with a little hard work, some planning, and some serious self-reflection, you can set yourself on a path towards a fruitful, fulfilling career that can provide for you and your family.

Text.04 

 “You may excel in several different areas, which is good, because workers no longer necessarily stay in one kind of job for a lifetime. People are usually good at the things they enjoy, so slow down. Give yourself time to see where you excel. I am positive that if you do, you'll find your passion(s) in a field you enjoy.”

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 SENTENCE:

He or she communicates with public on behalf of companies, organizations or govenments. He or she is also called a media specialist. He or she should have ability to communicate clearly, creative, an outgoing personality, self-confidendence.

 

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TEXT 1

 Text  2

       Bullying is a common occurrence in most schools. According to the American Psychological Association, "40% to 80% of school-age children experience bullying at some point during their school careers." Regardless of grade level, socioeconomic environment, gender, religion, or sexual orientation, bullying can happen to anyone. However, various studies point out that students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds are more bullied than students from higher ones. The following statistics help to illustrate the severity of bullying within classrooms.

Text 3                       ABUSE    HUMILIATE      OFFEND

 “You have the right to dignity at work. Degrading and offensive behavior is NOT ACCEPTABLE and will not be tolerated. Together we can end bullying and harassment at school.”

TEXT 4

Reduce, Reuse and Recycle

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TEXT 1: DO YOUR PARENTS HAVE HIGH EXPECTATIONS ABOUT YOUR CAREER CHOICES?

Every parent has some kind of ideal future in mind for his or her child. Whether it is to follow in their own footsteps and take over the family business or just be successful or act to the best of their abilities and have the most fun, they want the best for their offspring.

TEXT 2: CLIMATE CHANGE

The burning of oil, gas, and coal is the primary cause of climate change, a trend that is threatening the stability of the global climate. Scientists have predicted that if we stay on our current path, global temperatures will rise between 2° and 9° Fahrenheit in the next century -a warming rate faster than any occurring in the last ten thousand years. In addition, oil exploration projects lead to toxic pollution and massive deforestation, posing a threat to pristine ecosystems and indigenous cultures worldwide. You can help alleviate oil's impact on the environment by reducing your own oil and gas consumption.

 TEXT 3.

 

 

TEXT 4: SUSTAINABLE USE OF FORESTS

Forests are an amazingly rich natural resource, but they have to be properly valued and responsibly managed. We work with producers and consumers to promote sustainable use of the world’s forest resources - protecting livelihoods for forest communities as well as conserving forests and their biodiversity for current and future generations.

Every year, millions of hectares of natural virgin forest are destroyed to meet the growing global demand for wood, paper and agricultural products. At current rates we risk the permanent loss of these forests and the valuable benefits they provide. We’re fighting on two fronts to end unsustainable use of forests:

1) Working with forest-related industries: We’re helping improve forest management through partnerships like our Global Forest and Trade Network, negotiating with the timber trade and others. We also promote forest certification through the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), and are helping to build the market for sustainable forest products. Through our forest campaign, we're calling on businesses to commit to responsible forest trade, and join us in our call to outlaw the import of all illegal timber and wood products into the EU, and to put in place mechanisms to enable the market to transition to a trade in 100% sustainable timber by 2020.

2) Changing buying habits: The purchasing choices we all make every day can help to conserve forests. Whether you're a shopper, a retailer or a local authority, find out what wood and paper products don't destroy the world's forests. But it goes beyond wood - many other everyday items in our shops may be by-products of deforestation across the world. That’s why, for example, we also promote sustainable soya and sustainable palm oil.