TOM`S DINER I`M SITTING IN THE MORNING AT A DINER ON THE CORNER I AM WAITING AT THE COUNTER FOR THE MAN TO POUR THE COFFEE AND HE FILLS IT ONLY HALF WAY AND BEFORE I EVEN ARGUE HE IS LOOKING OUT THE WINDOW AT SOMEBODY COMING IN “IT IS ALWAYS NICE TO SEE YOU “ SAYS THE MAN BEHIND THE COUNTER TO THE WOMAN WHO HAS COME IN SHE IS SHAKING HER UMBRELLA AND I LOOK THE OTHER WAY AS THEY ARE KISSING THEIR HELLOS AND I`M PRETENDING NOT TO SEE THEM AND INSTEAD I POUR THE MILK I OPEN UP THE PAPER THERE`S A STORY OF AN ACTOR WHO HAD DIED WHILE HE WAS DRINKING IT WAS NO ONE I HAD HEARD OF AND I`M TURNING TO THE HOROSCOPE AND LOOKING FOR THE FUNNIES WHEN I REALIZE SOMEONE WATCHING ME
THERE`S A WOMAN ON THE OUTSIDE LOOKING INSIDE , DOES SHE SEE ME ? NO, SHE DOES NOT REALLY SEE ME `CAUSE SHE SEES HER OWN REFLECTION AND I`M TRYING NOT TO NOTICE THAT SHE`S HITCHING UP HER SKIRT AND WHILE SHE`S STRAIGHTENING HER STOCKINGS HER HAIR HAS GOTTEN WET OH, THIS RAIN, IT WILL CONTINUE THROUGH THE MORNING AS I`M LISTENING TO THE BELLS OF THE CATHEDRAL I AM THINKING OF YOUR VOICE AND OF THAT MIDNIGHT PICNIC ONCE UPON A TIME BEFORE THE RAIN BEGAN AND FINISH UP MY COFFEE AND IT`S TIME TO CATCH THE TRAIN 1 – BASEADO EXCLUSIVAMENTE NA HISTORIA DESCRITA NOTEXTO, O NARRADOR : A) POSSUI UM PEQUENO RESTAURANTE NO TERMINAL FERROVIARIO; B) MORA PROXIMO A UMA ESTACAO FERROVIARIA; C) PODE SER UM HOMEM OU UMA MULHER. 2 – O NARRADOR DA HISTORIA PEDIU UM CAFÉ NO PEQUENO RESTAURANTE E ACHOU QUE: A) FOI MAL SERVIDO;
B) O CAFÉ NÃO ESTAVA BOM; C) O CAFÉ DEMOROU A VIR 3 - THE SENTENCE “IT IS ALWAYS NICE TO SEE YOU “ IS USED IN : A) ARRIVALS ; B) GREETINGS; C) DEPARTURES . 4 – WE CAN INFER FROM THE SENTENCE “SHE IS SHAKING HER UMBRELLA “ THAT : A) SHE IS LEAVING HER UMBRELLA OUTSIDE; B) IT IS RAINING; C) HER UMBRELLA IS DRY. 5 – O NARRADOR DA HISTORIA : A) PRESENCIA UM ENCONTRO PROIBIDO; B) FAZ DE CONTA QUE NAO VE DETERMINADA CENA; C) ASSISTE UMA CENA INESPERADA
