TESTE DE RECUPERAO

Entidade Formadora:Inforpreparao - Formao Profissional, Lda

Programa:POPH ( Programa Operacional Potencial Humano)

Tipologia:1.1 - Sistema de Aprendizagem

N do Projeto:093131/2013/11

Cdigo do Curso:AP-C7/2011

Curso / Ao:Esteticista/Cosmetologista - 3 ano

Mdulo:Debater os direitos e deveres do cidado

Formador:Eliana Silva

Data:Nota Final:Rubrica do Formador:

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Parte IValoresParte IIIValoresParte VValores

Parte IIValoresParte IVValoresParte VIValores

PART I1. Match the words below to their meanings on the right:

the condition of being free; the power to act or speak or think without externally imposed conditionsthe state of being under the control of another person.unfair treatment of a person or group on the basis of prejudice, usually race, gender, social statusthe prejudice that members of one race are superior to members of other races1. Discrimination 2. Racism3. Slavery4. Freedom

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2. Based on what youve studied about, complete the tables with the words from the box:

WHAT MAKES PEOPLE UNIQUECORRECT ATTITUDESWRONG ATTITUDES

1. ______________________________2. ______________________________3. ______________________________4. ______________________________1. ______________________________2. ______________________________3. ______________________________4. ______________________________1. ______________________________2. ______________________________3. ______________________________4. ______________________________

Lifestyles Discrimination Prejudice Cultural respect Racism Tolerance religion Accepting and celebrating diversityIntolerance customs and traditions food and clothing Multiculturalism

3. Identify each type of discrimination.1- ____________________This occurs especially against women at work but not only. Many women have inferior salaries because of they are women and not men.

2- ____________________Young, old and everyone in between Everyone has a right to have the same opportunities as everyone.

3- ____________________It occurs when a person is treated less favourably because of race, colour, and nationality, ethnic or national origin.

4- ____________________They are generalizations that people make about the characteristics of all members of a group, based on an image (often incorrect).

a) Age discriminationb) Gender discriminationc) Race discriminationd) Prejudice

e) Lifestyle discriminationf) Customs discriminationg) Disability discriminationh) Apartheid discrimination

PART II

One World, Many Cultures

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B To travel the streets of Los Angeles is to see Americas ethnic future. At the bustling playground at McDonalds in Koreatown, a dozen shades of kids go down the slides not much minding that not two of them speak the same language. Parents of grade-school children say they rarely know the colour of their youngsters best friends until they meet them; it never seems to occur to the children to say, since they have not yet been taught to care.

C Most schools are teaching students to celebrate diversity and search for common ground. Inglewood High School (90% white 20 years ago and 90% black 10 years ago) is 48% Latino today. We have the same challenges and Ive learned to see that if everybody united, we could be a big force, says Efrain Nava, a 16-year-old Mexican American. We are all minorities, but together we are a majority.

D California is an ethnic landscape. As recently as 1980, California was 76% white. During the past ten years, the Hispanic community grew nearly 70% and the Asian community 127%, so that by last years census, California was only 57% white. It is clear that early in the next century there will be no racial majority at all. The children may have no trouble adjusting, but their parents still have much to learn. California is, by any measure, Americas most colourful state. The richness of its culture, the liveliness of its fashions and the ruthlessness of its politics all reflect the mix of races and cultures that blend and clash throughout the state. This is the land where Asian dragons dance at Cinco de Mayo parades, where viewers can tune in to the evening news spoken in Tagalog.Source: Time (abridged and adapted

4. Match the headings with the right paragraph.

1. A multicultural state.____2. Language is not very important in friendships. ____3. Together we are stronger.____4. Walking towards diversity.____

5. Find evidence in the text for these statements.

a) Young boys and girls hardly ever mention their friends race._____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

b) The percentage of white citizens is decreasing.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________c) Youngsters probably wont have any problems adapting to the new ethnic scenario in the future.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________d) The different ethnicities living in California contribute to the states cultural splendour.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

6. Answer the following questions:

6.1.Why is Los Angeles considered a multicultural society?________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________6.2 What is being done at schools to promote multiculturalism as a good thing?________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________6.3 Can we consider California a true melting pot? Why?________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________6.4 Explain why in the future there will be no racial majorities or minorities.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________7. Answer the following question:7.1- ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________What is the picture about?

Arlene Kurtz recently applied for a job as a shop assistant with the City of North Miami, Florida, U.S.A... At the job interview, she was asked to sign a legal document affirming that she had not smoked for twelve months. She said: I cant. Im a smoker. Although Kurtz knew that the city had banned smoking on the job place, she hadnt heard about its new decision to employ only non-smokers. Its none of their business what you do away from work, on weekdays or on your holiday, she says. But a growing number of U.S. employers say its their business, because such matters can affect the cost of health insurance (which is private in the U.S.). And smokers are not the only ones who are being singled out, and suffering discrimination. The Los Angeles fire department has ordered four employees to lose one kilo a month until they reach the desired weight. The four have taken the fire department to court, arguing that they are being discriminated because of their size. A company in Atlanta prohibits employees from participating in such dangerous activities as skydiving, motorcycling and mountain climbing. The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) is fighting back. It calls such rules and restrictions life-style discrimination. Some states have responded by prohibiting employers from penalising workers who engage in legal activities outside work. Lewis Maltby of the ACLU says: After five oclock, our lives are our own. From Speakeasy, March-April 1992, Rosalie Gomez.8. Identify the types of discrimination mentioned in the text? _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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