Assinale a alternativa cujas palavras em destaque na frase, estão acentuadas corretamente, de acordo com a nova regra ortográfica da língua portuguesa.

• Peguei ___ (a, à) caneta ___ (a, à) direita e escrevi ___ (a, à) poesia de abertura do livro.

• Roberto e Mariano foram ___ (a, à) escolinha de natação rever ___ (as, às) amigas Clara e Rosa.

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Banker Aldemir Bendine named as new Petrobras chief
By Gary Duffy BBC Brasil,

Aldemir Bendine, a leading banker, is the new chief executive of Brazil's scandal-hit oil giant Petrobras.

He was not among the names touted for the job and will be seen as a safe choice for President Dilma Rousseff.

She is worried about the impact the corruption case is having on both the country's economy and on her government.

Speculation ahead of the announcement sent Petrobras shares down 8% in Sao Paulo on Friday.

Mr Bendine replaces Maria das Gracas Foster, who resigned as Petrobras chief executive on Wednesday, along with five of the company's executives amid the fallout from a major corruption scandal.

It is alleged that contractors paid inflated prices for contracts with funds diverted to some Petrobras directors, and to the ruling Workers' Party and some of its allies.

The Workers' Party has dismissed the claims as lies and said that it only accepted legal donations.

Mr Bendine is a career banker who has been president of the state-run Banco do Brasil since 2009.

Write V for true and F for false according to the text:

( ) Petrobras has been illegally used to finance political parties.
( ) The Brazilian giant petrol company hasn’t been linked with corruption.
( ) There’s an illegal relationship between Petrobras and political parties.
( ) Petrobras shares have achieved sky-high values lately.

The correct V-F downwards sequence is:

The words milder, juicier, crunchier are adjectives in the comparative of superiority. Check the alternative where there are only adjectives.

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Feb 6, 2015, 11:53 AM ET
By MOLLY HUNTER
MOLLY HUNTER MORE FROM MOLLY »
via GOOD MORNING AMERICA

Researchers have always known chimpanzees were smart, adaptable creatures, but it now appears they’re even picking up new accents.

After_____^I________ up in the Netherlands, nine chimpanzees who moved to the Edinburgh Zoo in Scotland five years ago are now reportedly sporting Scottish accents, apparently learned from their new Scottish zoo-mates.

According to a new study published in Current Biology, this breakthrough research is the first indication that chimps can____^II_______ different words, or tones, for different objects - in short, be bilingual.

“An extraordinary feature of human language is our ability to reference external objects and events with socially learned symbols, or words," said the head researcher on the study, Dr. Katie Slocombe. "These data represent the first evidence of non-human animals actively modifying and socially learning the structure of a meaningful referential vocalization.”

To be fair, the distinct tones are not entirely obvious to the untrained human ear but chimp experts say the primates previously used a “high-pitched” noise growing up in the Netherlands when they wanted an apple and now use more of a “low grunt" to ask for the fruit in Scotland.

http://abcnews.go.com/International/watch-chimps-speak-scottish-accents/story?id=28772164

Check the correct alternative to fill in the blank I:

Check the alternative where the vowel(s) has/have the same sound as in the word: bad:

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Experts question Mexican investigation of 43 students' disappearance

Argentinian forensic team hired on behalf of students’ parents says government presented biased analyses of the scientific evidence

Crosses set to remember the 43 missing students in Iguala. Photograph: Rebecca Blackwell/AP

Associated Press in Mexico City
Sunday 8 February 2015 08.08 GMT

A team of Argentinian forensics experts is questioning Mexico’s investigation of the disappearance of 43 students, saying that the evidence does not support the government’s conclusion and that it should be allowed to investigate all theories.

The Argentine Forensic Anthropologists team, hired on behalf of the students’ parents as an independent party, issued what it said was a list of discrepancies in the case. The team had access to forensic evidence and crime scenes along with federal prosecutors and Mexico’s own forensic investigators.

Its statement said Mexico’s government presented biased analyses of the scientific evidence to support its conclusion that the youths were killed, their bodies burned to ashes in Cocula in southern Guerrero state and their remains thrown into a river to hide the evidence. So far only one of the students has been identified from charred remains found at the river.

The team “would like to reiterate that it doesn’t exclude the possibility that some of the students met the fate described by the attorney general”, the experts said in the statement issued after they met with parents. “But in our opinion there is no scientific evidence to support that in the Cocula garbage dump.”

The attorney general’s office did not respond Saturday to requests for comment on the statement from the Argentine team, which is a nonprofit forensic science organisation that investigates human right violations around the world. It was established in 1984 to investigate cases of at least 9,000 missing under Argentina’s 1976-1983 military dictatorship.

The attorney general, Jesus Murillo Karam, said on 27 January that based on 39 confessions, 386 declarations, 487 forensic tests, 16 raids and two reconstructions, investigators concluded that municipal police arrested the youths in the city of Iguala on 26 September and handed them over to the Guerreros Unidos cartel. The government alleges gang members killed the students, burned their corpses into the next day using a huge pyre and disposed of the ashes.

According to the text it is correct to say;

Check the alternative where –ow have the same sound as in the word: town

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According to the comic strip, Garfield and his friend: