ENEM 03S ESA 1,7

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Small talk (2 minutes)
Answer FOUR of these questions
(30 seconds each)
1a What have you been doing this week at work or in your studies?
1b What special occasion are you most looking forward to?
1c What’s the best thing about living where you do?
1d What have you done in your free time this week?
1e Who was the last person you talked to, and what did you talk about?
1f Tell us about your best friend.
1g Would you say you’re an optimist or pessimist? Why?
1h What sort of books, films or music do you enjoy? Why?
1j Tell us about the typical food you eat in a normal day.
Picture description (3–4 minutes)
Do these activities
:
2a Compare and contrast the two photos and say what makes them similar
or different.
2b Explain what aspects of modern life the photos represent, and say what you like
or dislike about both pictures.
2c Discuss how you think each photo might change in the next 10–20 years,
and give reasons for your opinions.
2d Say when you were in a situation similar to one of the photos, when it was, how
you felt and what you did.
ersonal opinions (4–5 minutes)
Answer FOUR of these questions, giving reasons for your opinions and examples to
support them.
3a In what ways can we say that life for young and old people is better now
than ever before?
3b What are the main threats that face the world in your opinion, and how can we
deal with them?
3c How important is it to lead an active life, and what can schools, families
and companies do to encourage people to be healthy?
3d What are the advantages and disadvantages of technology in everyday life?
3e Some people say that success in life is a matter of luck. Do you agree?
Why/why not?
3f Some people worry that in a global world, different countries will lose their
individual cultures and all look the same. Do you agree with this?
Why/why not?
3g There are people who believe that music, art, dance and literature have no
value. How would you persuade them that this is not true?