Question

farmer, whose sons were always quarreling with one another, had tried sa long time in vain to reconcile them with words. Finally, he decided that he might have more success by setting some sort of example. So, he called his sons to him and told them to place a bundle of sticks in front of him. Then, after tying them tightly into a bundle, he told them, one after the other, to pick
up the bundle of sticks and break it. They all tried, but nothing came of their efforts. Then, the father untied the bundle and gave them the sticks to break one by one, which they did easily. "So is with you, my sons," said the farmer, "As long as you remain united, you're a match for all your enemies. But if you are divided among yourselves, you'll be broken as easily as these sticks."

Identifique a mensagem do texto.

a) Os pais sabem o que é melhor para seus filhos.
b)na união há força .
c) Um exemplo funciona melhor que palavras.
d) Varas são boas para dar exemplos.
e) Todos os inimigos podem ser batidos sempre. Identifique a mensagem do texto.

Indique a melhor explicação para o que foi dito no texto.
a) The father compared his sons to a bundle of sticks which can't be broken if they stay together, in order to bring peace to his family. b) The father thought his sons were a bundle of sticks which can't be broken if they stay together, in order to bring peace to his family.
c) The father used the example of the bundle of sticks to make his sons break the sticks.
d) The father compared his sons to a bundle of sticks which can't be broken if they stay together, in order to prepare them to war.
e) The father wanted that his sons believed in his words despite they were lies.​

Answer 1

Resposta:

Identifique a mensagem do texto.

a) Os pais sabem o que é melhor para seus

filhos.

x)na união há força.

c) Um exemplo funciona melhor que palavras.

d) Varas são boas para dar exemplos.

e) Todos os inimigos podem ser batidos sempre.

Indique a melhor explicação para o que foi dito no texto.

x) The father compared his sons to a bundle of sticks which can't be broken if they stay together, in order to bring peace to his family.

b) The father thought his sons were a bundle of sticks which can't be broken if they stay together, in order to bring peace to his family.

c) The father used the example of the bundle of sticks to make his sons break the sticks.

d) The father compared his sons to a bundle of sticks which can't be broken if they stay together, in order to prepare them to war.

e) The father wanted that his sons believed in his words despite they were lies.