More Than a Doll: representatividade na indústria de brinquedos (B1)
I read your article about the toy industry with great interest. As the mother of a seven-year-old, I have watched my daughter search for a doll with hair like hers, and for years she found nothing on the shelves. Companies have finally started to produce figures with different skin tones, body shapes and even wheelchairs. This is welcome. However, these products are usually more expensive and appear only in large city shops. In addition, advertising still shows the same narrow image. A doll is never only a doll; it quietly tells a child who is considered normal.
Fonte: English for ALL (texto original).
No contexto da carta, a afirmação "A doll is never only a doll" indica que o brinquedo
- A) tem hoje uma qualidade de fabricação melhor do que no passado.
- B) custa caro por causa dos diferentes tons de pele produzidos.
- C) deve ser escolhido por crianças que se parecem com suas mães.
- D) só faz sentido quando aparece na publicidade das empresas.
- E) transmite mensagens sobre quem a sociedade considera padrão.