Questão 93 (inglês) do Enem 2014 (3ª aplicação): Linguagens

/&žGLD_&DGHUQR&,1=$3iJLQD QUESTÃO 93 Japan — Earthquake, Tsunami and Nuclear Crisis (2011) In many ways, Japan is still reeling from the devastating HDUWKTXDNH DQG WVXQDPL RI 0DUFK DQG WKH QXFOHDU crisis and huge leaks of radiation it set off. The earthquake and tsunami led to soul searching in a nation already worn down by two lost decades of economic growth, a rapidly aging and now shrinking population, political paralysis and the rapid rise of its longtime rival, China. The government will now focus on removing the fuel stored at the site, opening up the ravaged reactors themselves and eventually dismantling the plant, a process that is expected to take at least four decades, Mr. Noda said. But for many of the people of Fukushima, the crisis is IDUIURPRYHU0RUHWKDQSHRSOHUHPDLQGLVSODFHG and even as the government lifts evacuation orders for some communities, many are refusing to return home. 'LVSRQtYHOHPKWWSWRSLFVQ\WLPHVFRP$FHVVRHPIHYDGDSWDGR O excerto do artigo publicado no site do jornal The New York Times, acerca da situação em que o Japão se HQFRQWUDYDHPH[S}HRWHPD

A Mudanças governamentais devido ao vazamento radioativo.

B Devastação total do país após o terremoto e o tsunami.

C Crise nacional decorrente da oscilação sísmica.

D Eventual evacuação de comunidades após crise nuclear.

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