TRABALHO ESCRAVO EM BANGLADESH - INTERPRETAÇÃO DE TEXTO/INGLÊS - ( 1º ao 3º ANO) - COM GABARITO

 Text: Forced Labor in Bangladesh

Bangladesh is a country in South Asia with many people working in factories, especially in the clothing industry. Unfortunately, some workers in Bangladesh face terrible conditions. They work for long hours, receive very low pay, and have to work in dangerous environments. This situation is sometimes called "modern-day slavery" or forced labor.

Many workers in Bangladesh are forced to work because they have no other options. They need to support their families, and there are few jobs available. Some people are even tricked or trapped into working against their will. This is especially true for women and children, who are more vulnerable.

The international community has raised concerns about these conditions, and some companies are working to improve them. However, forced labor remains a serious issue in Bangladesh.

Questions:

1. In which industry do many people in Bangladesh work?

   • a) Technology
   • b) Agriculture
   • c) Clothing
   • d) Construction
     Answer: c

2. What is another term used for forced labor?

   • a) Free trade
   • b) Modern-day slavery
   • c) Fair work
   • d) Volunteering
     Answer: b

3. Why do many workers in Bangladesh feel forced to work in poor conditions?

   • a) They love their jobs
   • b) They have no other options
   • c) They receive high pay
   • d) They work part-time
     Answer: b

4. Who is especially vulnerable to forced labor in Bangladesh?

   • a) Men
   • b) Women and children
   • c) Elderly people
   • d) Tourists
     Answer: b

5. What has the international community done about the situation?

   • a) Ignored it
   • b) Raised concerns
   • c) Made it worse
   • d) Supported forced labor
     Answer: b