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Ancient History Milo, Guest Blogger One of the first things I visit whenever I go to The Metropolitan Museum of Art is The Triumph of Marius, a painting by Giovanni Battista Tiepolo. It depicts the great Roman general Gaius Marius standing in a beautiful chariot in Rome, and around him are soldiers, recently captured slaves, treasures, and African king Jugurtha, in chains, wearing gleaming armor and a beautiful red cape. The painting seems to focus more on Jugurtha than Marius, forcing you to appreciate the king's incredible dignity. People are yelling, mocking him, and throwing things at him, yet he does not let himself be overcome. It's a real underdog story; Jugurtha, the loser, seems to overpower the Romans with his powerful stare, and even as he walks off to his gruesome death by strangulation, he keeps his dignity. He takes control of the one thing he has, which is to choose the way he shall meet his demise – as a king, not a coward. Disponível em: . Acesso em: 10 jun. 2017. depict: descrever gleaming: reluzente armor: armadura yell: gritar mock: zombar throw: atirar overcome: superar underdog: oprimido overpower: subjugar demise: morte 01. A pintura citada no texto descreve: A) o Museu Metropolitano de Arte. B) Roma e seus soldados. C) o rei africano Jugurtha. D) o general romano Gaius Marius. E) Jugurtha e Gaius Marius na mesma cena 02. A sentença “People are yelling, mocking him, and throwing things at him” no Past Simple, corretamente empregada, é: A) People yelled, mocked him and throwed things at him. B) People yelled, meck him and throwed things at him. C) People yelled, mocked him and threw things at him. D) People yold, mocked him and throwed things at him. E) People yold, meck him and threw things at him. 03. Os verbos destacados no texto têm seu passado simples, respectivamente, em: A) went, overcome, kept, teked, met. B) went, overcame, kept, took, met. C) goed, overcomed, keeped, taked, meeted. D) goed, overcame, keeped, took, met. E) goed, overcome, kept, taked, met.

Answer 1

so sei a 1 é a letra D

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