Questão dbc0b094-3d
Prova:PUC - RJ 2012
Disciplina:Inglês
Assunto:Interpretação de texto | Reading comprehension
In the full version of this article, when argumenting their thesis, the authors included the excerpt below as an illustration of one of their statements.
“Clitoridectomy, for example, is often cited as an illiberal practice in the discussions we are referring to. It is, however, a cultural practice among various ethnic groups, and has little support from any religion; indeed, religious condemnation may be the most effective way of eliminating it. So to favour ethnicity and problematise religion is a reflection of a secularist bias that has alienated many religionists, especially Muslims.”
Which statement from the text would this example support?
In the full version of this article, when argumenting their thesis, the authors included the excerpt below as an illustration of one of their statements.
“Clitoridectomy, for example, is often cited as an illiberal practice in the discussions we are referring to. It is, however, a cultural practice among various ethnic groups, and has little support from any religion; indeed, religious condemnation may be the most effective way of eliminating it. So to favour ethnicity and problematise religion is a reflection of a secularist bias that has alienated many religionists, especially Muslims.”
Which statement from the text would this example support?
“Clitoridectomy, for example, is often cited as an illiberal practice in the discussions we are referring to. It is, however, a cultural practice among various ethnic groups, and has little support from any religion; indeed, religious condemnation may be the most effective way of eliminating it. So to favour ethnicity and problematise religion is a reflection of a secularist bias that has alienated many religionists, especially Muslims.”
Which statement from the text would this example support?
A
“…or encouraged a moral hesitancy amongst ‘native’ populations.” (lines 19-20)
B
“It is said that the diversity of the locations that migrants and ethnic minorities herald from gives rise not to the creation of communities or groups but to a churning mass of languages, ethnicities and religions all cutting across each other and creating a ‘superdiversity’.” (lines 87-92)
C
“whereas interculturalism has the capacity to criticise and censure culture (as part of a process of intercultural dialogue), and so is more likely to emphasise the protection of individual rights.” (lines 147-151)
D
“This is problematic given that some of these practices are not religious but cultural.” (lines 175-176)
E
“but that ‘recognition’ should be given to the identities that marginalised groups themselves value and find strength in, whether these be racial, religious or ethnic.” (lines 180-182)
