Questão
ID 2747314Disciplina: Língua Inglesa
Assunto: Interpretação de Texto | Text Interpretation
Ano: 2020 Banca: FUNDATEC - Fundação Universidade Empresa de Tecnologia e Ciências Órgão: Prefeitura Municipal de Nova Palma
Instruction: answer questions 31 to 40 based on the following text:
The Best Indoor Apartment Plants
- Lacking a green thumb? Living in a small space? Dark, dry, or overly humid rooms getting
- you down? These factors — which are all too common for apartment owners — may have stopped
- you from having your indoor garden… until now. While many plants require abundant space and
- maintenance, there is a great list of options that can survive even the most difficult conditions. If
- you want to connect with nature, but don’t have the right space to do it in, these apartment plants
- will fight for ____ life and even flourish in ____ limited spaces. Read below for a comprehensive
- list of ____ favorite indoor apartment plants:
- The ZZ plant is one of the lowest maintenance options on the market. It only needs to be
- watered three times a month, doesn’t require a lot of light, and will not attract bugs;
- Air plants sustain themselves on moisture from the air, and require no soil (yes, no soil) to
- grow. With a “minimal root system” and over 500 species to choose from, there is a wonderful
- variety of visually interesting options;
- Even if you skip town for the weekend and forget to ask a friend to be your plant-sitter, the
- Spider Plant will not punish you for neglecting it. It will grow in low to bright indirect light,
- making it a great option for apartment owners or first-time plant parents;
- With their thick leaves and tropical feel, the Monstera Deliciosa is a perfectly bold plant that
- can truly grow in an apartment. They can tolerate many levels of sunlight, and can even grow
- under fluorescent lights. While you should water your Monstera regularly, it can survive a
- missed watering every now and then.
- The Zebra Plant is one of the easiest succulents to grow. At only eight inches tall, they require
- low light, minimal watering, and can be placed in either open spaces, like a living room, or
- small, contained spaces, like a bathroom.
- Perfect for bathrooms or confined spaces, the Bird’s Nest Fern can be hung or potted, making
- it a versatile option that can move around your apartment at ease. The large leaves and glossy
- finish are similar to a standard fern, and it can live in a low-light space.
(Available at: https://www.elledecor.com/life-culture/fun-at-home/news/g3284/best-indoor-plants-for-apartments/?slide=9br - text specially adapted for this test.)
Consider the following questions:
I. Which is the best room in an apartment to have a garden?
II. How often you should take care of the plants they suggest?
III. What kinds of flowerpot should be used?
Which questions are answered in the text?