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5. Now read the excerpts more carefully and find the paragraph(s) that:

a) gives a description of the students activities done in the project “In my Neighborhood.” Paragraph 6

b) presents explanations for the interactions between old and young not being constant in present times. Paragraph 2

c) states an opinion about the relevance of the program from an international perspective. Paragraph 1

d) describes the feeling, the atmosphere of the commemorative event in the museum. Paragraph 8

e) informs when and where the event happened. Paragraph 4

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A questão pede para encontrar o parágrafo que descreve as atividades dos alunos no projeto "In my Neighborhood". A alternativa correta é a letra a) que menciona o parágrafo 6.

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