Perception of Art, Language Exercises and Gender Violence Law
Opció A — Torcuato Luca de Tena: The Crooked Lines of God
1.1 Perception of art as human distinction
It assesses the perception of art as something that distinguishes the human species beyond basic necessities.
1.2 Multiple choice items
- a) Food: food. Shelter: shelter.
- b) Pleasure, pain, suffering. Builds, destroys, demolishes.
- c) Animal.
- d) Man is the only animal that ... stumbles twice on the same stone.
1.3 Short answers
- a) It gives flavor and taste (food) using seasonings: salt, oil, pepper ... / Alina (food).
- b) Balance between its parts.
- c) Made by top designers: fashion or prestige.
- d) Essentials for survival.
1.4 Correct answer
The correct answer is c).
1.5 Correct answer
The correct answer is b).
3.1 Morphosyntactic analysis
- a) Stop. The subject is dressing.
- b) Conjunction (adversative).
- c) Man.
- d) Adverbial mode.
- e) In this function, as elemental (CI): the requirement to draw up his clothes with certain shapes and colors (CD).
3.2 Evaluative sentence
The frieze of plaster or fringe, as question marks of the irons holding the handrail of a staircase, add nothing to the shelter of man.
3.3 Verb form
Añaden. — third person plural present.
3.4 Correct answer
The correct answer is a).
3.5 Correct answer
The correct answer is d).
Opció B — Official State Bulletins n
1.1 Basic law and protection
1.1. It is a basic law that provides protection for persons subject to maltreatment. As is the "Reason": the argument about the rationale underlying the law.
1.2 Key definitions and concepts
- a) "Violence directed against women by the mere fact of being" (taken from the text).
- b) Quality of the person who has not received any physical or psychological aggression.
- c) Situation in which the woman who has suffered attacks and abuse finds herself, and that the text makes subject to man ... (It is an explanation of the text itself).
- d) The human freedoms recognized by the mere fact of being: freedom of expression, movement, assembly ...
1.3 Synonyms and lexical clarifications
- brutal, wild, barbaric, cruel ...
- degrading: humiliating, outrageous ...
- acknowledged, admitted, said, agreed ...
- goals: aims, motives ...
- undermines: damages, injures, reduces ...
- expression: expression, shows ...
- suffered: suffered, experienced ...
- effect: influence, impact ...
1.4 Referential analysis
To all who this ... / History: all — There is a problem that affects ... / Antecedent: problem — It is a violence that is directed ... / Antecedent: violence. A technical definition of battered woman syndrome, which consists of ... / Antecedent: the battered woman syndrome. Sociocultural constraints that act ... / Antecedent: constraints sociocultural ...
3.1 Phrase analysis
- a) Word: Recognized — Subject: The United Nations Organization.
- b) Complement or direct object.
- c) - at the Fourth World Conference 1995: Adverbial of place.
- And: Adverbial of time. - d) Direct complement: violates and impairs.
3.2 Grammatical functions
be: what = female. Function: Attribute.
putting it: the = women. Function: Direct Complement.
3.3 Subject analysis
- Fri — Subject: those
- entienden — Subject: those who
- affect — Subject: that
- can — Subject: elliptical
3.4 Correct answer
The correct answer is d). [0.5 points]
3.5 Correct answer
The correct answer is a). [0.5 points]