Quiz sobre a carta de Arnold Jago

The intention of Arnold Jago in the letter is to provoke:

• Guilt.

• Fun.

• Fear.

• Satisfaction.

Arnold Jago makes a comparison between chocolate and international aid to emphasize the difference between:

• what is important and what is not important.

• the personal and the general.

• unhealthy activities and healthy activities.

• something pleasant and something painful.

The intention of Arnold Jago in the letter is to provoke:

• Guilt.

• Fun.

• Fear.

• Satisfaction.

Arnold Jago makes a comparison between chocolate and international aid to emphasize the difference between:

• What is important and what is not important.

• The personal and the general.

• Unhealthy activities and healthy activities.

• Something pleasant and something painful.

Which of these sentences from the letter contains a fact?

• Did you know that in 1996 Australians spent on chocolate almost the same amount that the Australian Government spent on foreign aid to the poor?

• Is there something wrong with our priorities?

• What do you intend to do about it?

• Yes, you.

Differentiate facts from opinions in the following statements. Chocolate is the best sweet that exists.

• Opinion

• Fact

• Hypothesis

• Assumption

Differentiate facts from opinions in the following statements. Those born in Australia are called Australians.

• Fact

• Opinion

• Myth

• Assumption

Differentiate facts from opinions in the following statements. Arnold Jago's text presents several questions.

• Fact

• Opinion

• Assumption

• Hypothesis

Differentiate facts from opinions in the following statements. Australia is a beautiful country.

• Opinion

• Fact

• Statement

• Assumption

Differentiate facts from opinions in the following statements. Arnold Jago writes very well.

• Opinion

• Fact

• Statement

• Truth