Leia o texto e examine as imagens para responder às questões de 21 a 23. In 2024, Brazil, the world’s largest exporter of soya and corn, faced one of the worst droughts in its recent history. Among the worst affected rivers is the Tapajós, a key artery for grain trade from the state of Mato Grosso, the beating heart of Brazil’s agricultural production. In October, its water level reached historic lows, forcing the traffic suspension of boats for goods transport. Copernicus Sentinel-2 satellite images clearly show the impact of the crisis. In the image acquired on 10 October, large areas of sand can be seen in the riverbed, a sign of the drastic reduction in water levels. Thanks to the November rains, the river has partially regained its flow, as shown in the image dated 19 November, allowing river transport to resume at 50 per cent of its capacity. The Copernicus Global Drought Observatory (GDO) monitors and provides data on global drought conditions to support water resource management and emergency response. (www.copernicus.eu, 02.12.2024. Adaptado.) According to the text and the images, on November 19, 2024, the Tapajós River

1. A)recovered in part to permit half of its transport volume.GABARITO
2. B)regained its flow after the seasonal floods in October.
3. C)could be fully navigated to transport people and grains.
4. D)still needed much rain to overflow and compensate the losses.
5. E)was back to its lowest level, considering the period of the year.