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A Senegalese Indie Game Developer Turned a Street Kid into a Hero in This Game Remember Frogger? The retro arcade game from 1981 where players guided frogs home across roads while making sure they weren’t squished by oncoming vehicles? Ousseynou Khadim Bèye, a Senegalese indie games developer, has transposed that thinking onto a more socio-politically charged game. Cross Dakar City, an app available for free on Android and iOS devices, features Mamadou, a Senegalese child beggar (“enfant talibé”), who ___1___ to cross the streets of Dakar in order to find his parents and return home. Mamadou has to avoid fast-moving vehicles, trains, bombs, and rivers during the six levels of the game. “I wanted to make something that had a positive impact on Sénégal, and to reach the widest public as possible with this game and highlight the issue of child begging in Sénégal,” Bèye told me over the phone. [...] “Ultimately, I want to partner with non-profit organizations and make more games on themes like solar energy and deforestation that make people more aware of how these issues are affecting communities in Africa,” he added. JOZUKA, Emiko. A Senegalese Indie Game Developer Turned a Street Kid into a Hero in This Game. Motherboard, 29 Feb. 2016. Available at: . Accessed on: 28 June 2016. GLOSSÁRIO squished esmagado transposed transferiu beggar mendigo avoid evitar highlight destacar issue problema aware ciente Read the text and choose the option that best fills in the blank. (A) are trying (B) is trying (C) tries (D) am trying

Answer 1

A opção correta é B (is trying)

Answer 2

Resposta:

is a b

Explicação: