Understanding Resenhas

The video tutorial explains the concept of 'resenha', a textual genre that involves describing a cultural object and possibly evaluating it. It distinguishes between two types of resenha: descriptive, which highlights the object's properties, and critical, which includes the author's opinion. The purpose of a resenha is to help readers understand a work, event, or product better. The video also covers the typologies used in resenha, such as expositive and argumentative, and emphasizes the importance of objectivity, conciseness, and using standard language. Viewers are encouraged to watch further videos for more insights.

What is the primary purpose of a resenha?

• To provide a fictional story

• To describe and evaluate cultural objects

• To entertain the reader

• To summarize historical events

Which of the following is considered a cultural object?

• A scientific theory

• A natural phenomenon

• A mathematical equation

• A piece of music

What distinguishes a critical resenha from a descriptive one?

• It includes the author's opinion

• It uses more complex language

• It is longer in length

• It focuses on historical context

What typology is used in a critical resenha?

• Descriptive

• Narrative

• Expository

• Argumentative

Why is objectivity important in writing a resenha?

• To make it more entertaining

• To use more complex vocabulary

• To ensure clarity and accuracy

• To increase the length of the text

What is a key characteristic of a well-written resenha?

• Use of informal language

• Inclusion of personal anecdotes

• Conciseness and relevance

• Complex sentence structures

Which language style should be avoided in a resenha?

• Clear and simple

• Informal and slang

• Standard Portuguese

• Formal

What should be prioritized in the language of a resenha?

• Clarity and comprehensibility

• Complexity

• Personal opinions

• Use of regional dialects

What is the preferred verb tense in a resenha?

• Past tense

• Third person

• Second person

• First person

What should be avoided to maintain clarity in a resenha?

• Repetitive information

• Detailed descriptions

• Personal insights

• Historical context