Question

Text for questions 16 and 17

Uncontacted people



Brazil is home to more uncontacted people than anywhere on the planet. It is now thought that over 100 such groups live in the Amazon. Some number several hundred and live in remote border areas in Acre state and in protected territories such as the Vale do Javari, on the border with Peru. Others are scattered fragments, the survivors of tribes virtually wiped out by the impacts of the rubber boom and expanding agriculture in the last century. Many, such as the nomadic Kawahiva, who number a few dozen, are fleeing from loggers and ranchers invading their land.
As pressure mounts to exploit their lands, all uncontacted indians are extremely vulnerable both to violent attack (which is common), and to diseases widespread elsewhere
like flu and measles, to which they have no immunity.







According to the text, Brazilian indigenous people are extremely vulnerable because they

A
live in populated areas in Acre state.

B
are not affected by the rubber boom impacts.

C
may suffer from violent attacks and diseases.

D
have immunity to measles.

Answer 1

Resposta:

a resposta correta é a letra C) may suffer from violent attacks and diseases

Explicação:

Tradução: pode sofrer ataques violentos e doenças

Answer 2

Resposta:

letra C

Explicação:

google tradutor -_-