Enem 2023 - Autoria Linguagem - Questão 16 | Linguagens, prova amarela

✨Correction of the 2023 ENEM Language exam, by Professor Isabela Munhoz, from Autoria.✨ YELLOW: 16 | BLUE: 26 | WHITE: 40 | PINK: 24 ➡️ ACCESS: https://autorialinguagem.com.br/ ➡️ Daily content on: INSTAGRAM   / autorialinguagem   TIKTOK   / autorialinguagem   ➡️ Subscribe to our channel Autoria Educação - Writing and Language Content    / @autorialinguagem   Slavery Those boys who are playing shuttlecock have never seen a slave… When they grow up, they will know that there was once a sad race in Brazil, condemned to slavery and despair; And they will see in museums the hideous collection of tree trunks, of the turncoats and of the codfish; and they will hear news of the tragic horrors of a cursed era: children torn from their mothers' breasts, virgins violated in tears, men slowly roasted in lime ovens, naked women receiving in their miserable, helpless nakedness the double outrage of whippings and the gazes of the bestial overseer. [...] But their indignation can never be as great as that of those who were born and raised in the midst of horror, in the midst of this horrible drama of blood and mud, feeling within their ears and souls, in a drawn-out and continuous melody, the long hemer of the martyred race – a satanic orchestration of all the sobs, all the impressions, all the laments that torture and injustice can tear from human throats. BILAC, O. Available at: www.escritas.org. Accessed on: Oct. 29. 2021. Published in 1902, Olavo Bilac's text emphasizes the evils of slavery in Brazil by: A) describing in an impersonal way the consequences of racial exploitation on future generations. B) contrasting the privileged childhood of children of the time with the violated childhood of enslaved children. C) anticipating the future erasure of the marks of slavery in the social context. D) criticizing the attenuation of violence against enslaved peoples in the memories portrayed by museums. E) imagining the indifferent reaction of his contemporaries towards the freed enslaved people.