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raketka [301]
3 years ago
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Qual das seguintes passagens do texto um escritor poderia usar para apoiar uma resposta porque inclui detalhes específicos que a

judam a explicar como o cenário histórico torna os personagens complexos e críveis?
Opções de resposta para a pergunta acima

R. Uma inegável sensação de alívio passou pela multidão, todos surgiram, quase nenhuma alma prestando atenção especial ao coronel, que, por assim dizer, havia se tornado mais uma vez um ser humano como o resto de nós.

B. Talvez ele seja realmente o principal coletor de impostos. Mas isso é tudo? Isso lhe dá o direito de governar também todos os outros departamentos da administração?

C. Então ele fez uma reverência, como todos os outros, exceto o coronel, os soldados e vários oficiais ao fundo.

D. Ele mesmo não diz uma palavra, apenas olha fixamente para o orador, depois de volta para os ouvintes, o tempo todo mantendo a mão no cabo da longa faca em seu cinto.​
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sertanlavr [38]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:R/A  

D

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