Texto base: 10509958 Read the text and answer the qu

Texto base: 10509958

Read the text and answer the question In Los Angeles, a famous painting by an American artist is coming to the Grierson Gallery. Everybody at the gallery is very excited. They want a top man from England to come to America. He can talk about the artist and his painting when they show it to people. Who is the National Gallery in London going to send for this important job? Mr. Bean, of course! But something is very wrong with Mr. Bean! What is it? He’s very, very strange. And dangerous! Accidents start to happen when he gets on the plane to Los Angeles. After he arrives, things get worse and worse and worse [...] Richard Curtis and Robin Driscoll wrote the film, Bean, in 1995. Rowan Atkinson plays Mr. Bean and it is a very funny film. When it came out in 1997, a lot of people saw it at cinemas around the world. Richard Curtis always wanted to write a Mr. Bean film for the cinema. He thought about the idea for two years before he started writing it. His other films, Four weddings and a Funeral and Notting Hill, are very famous too. CURTIS, Richard; DRISCOLL, Robin. Mr Bean. Penguin Readers, 2000. p. 5. Glossary

To show – mostrar; apresentar; exibir.

Wrong – errado.

To happen – acontecer; suceder; ocorrer.

To arrive – chegar.

To get worse – piorar.

To write – escrever; redigir.

To play – interpretar; representar um papel.

To come out – sair.

Enunciado:

Mr. Bean lives in London, England. If he moved to Los Angeles, USA, some words from the sentences below would change. Read the sentences.

I. I like football.

II. I eat biscuits every day.

III. I have a lorry.

IV. My favorite season of the year is the autumn.

Mark the option that brings the words that Mr. Bean would use if he moved to America.

(I) soccer; (II) cookies; (III) truck; (IV) fall.

(I) american football; (II) candies; (III) car; (IV) winter.

(I) rugby; (II) sweets; (III) bus; (IV) summer.

(I) soccer; (II) candies; (III) motorcycle; (IV) spring.

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