Como fazer uma questão de ESTRATÉGIAS ARGUMENTATIVAS? | 700+ em Linguagens

In this lesson, I'm going to reveal a technique for you to solve any Language exam question that involves RECOGNIZING ARGUMENTATIVE STRATEGIES. This type of question will always appear in Languages ​​because it's stipulated in the exam's guidelines, its instruction manual: the Reference Matrix. And it's only possible to construct a technique that can be used on different questions precisely because this technique is based on the Matrix, which doesn't change. The essence of what I teach is based on my method: the IHM Method - Installing the Skill in Me, an original method through which you begin to install the exam skills in your perspective, recognizing the pattern in the 45 Language questions, solving the exam faster and with increasing confidence. ▶️ Want more content? Lessons, Mini-courses and Courses at this link: https://cursoenem.profelipereira.com/... 📚 Excerpt from the questions solved in the video: How loneliness can compromise your health (Enem 2020 - 2nd application) According to a study, lonely people have a 39% higher risk of experiencing more intense cold symptoms. Having many friends on social media does not reduce the risk. Do you feel lonely? New research, published in the journal Health Psychology, suggests that your level of loneliness can directly impact the severity and the body's response to an illness. For the current study, researchers assessed loneliness levels in 159 people, aged 18 to 55, as well as the number of friends they had on social media. Then, the volunteers received equal doses of common cold virus nasally. They were then isolated for five days in a hotel so that the symptoms manifested could be evaluated by specialists. All participants in the study had the same chance of getting sick, but those who reported feeling more lonely experienced more severe cold symptoms, such as sore throat, sneezing, and runny nose, than those who did not feel lonely. According to the results, lonely participants were 39% more likely to experience more acute symptoms. Available at: http://veja.abril.com.br. Accessed on: December 1, 2017 (adapted). In this news report, the reference to the research is used as an argumentative strategy to: A) promote the study on the consequences of loneliness. B) question the number of participants involved in the study. C) demonstrate the opinion of scientists on reactions to the virus. D) compare the impacts of loneliness between lonely and non-lonely people. E) support the debate on the risks of loneliness to human health.