Questão
ID 2404388Disciplina: Língua Inglesa
Assunto: Interpretação de Texto | Text Interpretation
Ano: 2019 Banca: FUNDATEC - Fundação Universidade Empresa de Tecnologia e Ciências Órgão: Prefeitura Municipal de Cordilheira Alta
Instruction: Answer questions 31 to 40 based on the following text.
This Password Is Invalid
- Thank you ________ your new online account! Please choose a password.
- Password: lovedogs
- Error: Password must contain at least nine alphanumeric characters, including one number.
- Password: ilovemydog2
- Error: Password must contain at least one hard-to-guess number.
- Password: ilovemydog8
- Error: Getting warm, but not quite.
- Password: ilovemydog88
- Error: Uh-oh. Getting colder.
- Password: mydogismybestfriend1
- Error: Yeesh. Password must be less sad.
- Password: mydogisAGoodfriend1
- Error: Password must not somehow be even sadder?
- Password: ihaveHumanFriends1
- Error: Password must not contain refutable, bald-faced lies.
- Password: Desklamp4
- Error: Password must not be an item you’re looking at on your desk.
- Password: JeremyAndKate4Ever
- Error: Password must not be an unattainable fantasy. Jeremy is happily married to someone
- else. Time to move on, Kate.
- Password: Alldogsgotoheaven1
- Error: What about dogs who commit murder? Do they go to Heaven?
- Password: DogDog35
- Error: What about a dog who commits murder by accident— say, by running in front of a car,
- causing the car to swerve off the road, hit a tree, and erupt into flames? All the passengers in
- the car are killed, including a woman who was a doctor for sick kids. But the dog didn’t mean to
- do it. He was just chasing a rabbit. Does that dog go to Heaven?
- Password: DogDog42
- Error: What if a dog has the opportunity to save another dog’s life but chooses not to? It’s not
- his actions that have been morally wrong but, rather, his inactions. Does he go to Heaven? Can
- inactions be actions?
- Password: ILoveCartoons35
- Error: What if a dog is owned by a pharma exec who pushes for the overprescription of opioids
- for his own financial gain? The dog isn’t directly involved in the nation’s growing opioid crisis,
- but he has benefitted indirectly by living in a wealthy household and having a plush dog bed.
- Does he go to Heaven?
- Password: PlsJustLetMeLogIn!!!!44
- Error: Password can’t contain more than one non-alphanumeric character.
- Password: JsusChrstFU!7
- Error: Password can’t take the Lord’s name in vain.
- Password: ButImJewish777
- Error: That makes it worse!
- Password: iH8You69
- Error: Let’s not be babies here.
- Password: x99WEDLJUCJ457iL
- Error: Invalid, but, funny coincidence, that’s Jeremy’s new wife’s exact password. Seriously,
- what are the odds? Otherwise, it would have been good.
- Password: lovedogs3
- Congratulations! Your password is set! You’re now free to log in to YouveGotMailFan.com to
- chat with other “You’ve Got Mail” fans about the best movie ever made. But, remember, no
- spoilers!
Source: - Claire Friedman – New Yorker - July 22, 2019 Issue - https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2019/07/22/this-password-is-invalid
Consider the following sentences about the text:
I. In the last paragraph, there’s a reference to a movie from the 90s. The text only makes sense if you remember and understand its plot.
II. The text refers to a modern problem faced online concerning security and strong passwords.
III. The narrative makes humour with the fact that people find hard to keep track of the passwords and have to re-set them often.
Which ones are correct?