Verbal Correlation, Internet History, and Infographics

Vocabulary flashcards covering Portuguese verbal correlation, internet evolution and legislation in Brazil (Marco Civil da Internet, Lei nº 12.965/2014), and static versus interactive infographics.

Verbal correlation (Correlação verbal)

The temporal articulation between verbal forms in a sentence, requiring verbs to align in corresponding tenses and moods to maintain coherent idea connections and ensure textual clarity.

Present indicative (in verbal correlation)

A verb mood and tense used to express an action occurring at the exact moment of speech, as illustrated by the verb "suplico" in the sentence "Eu suplico que reconsidere, Batista!" from the play A megera domada.

Present subjunctive (in verbal correlation)

A verb mood and tense used to express an action or fact that has not yet been realized at the moment of speech, as illustrated by the verb "reconsidere" in the sentence "Eu suplico que reconsidere, Batista!".

ARPANET

The initial network from which the modern internet evolved before becoming deeply integrated into contemporary society.

Marco Civil da Internet

Officially established as Lei nº 12.965/2014 in Brazil, an initiative aimed at regulating virtual practices, privacy, and ensuring the advantages of internet usage prevail over its disadvantages.

2009 (Marco Civil da Internet)

The year in which the bill project (projeto) for the Marco Civil da Internet originally emerged.

Infographic (Infográfico)

A textual genre that conveys information and numerical data using concise verbal text associated with graphic-visual elements (such as drawings), commonly used in journalistic reports to illustrate a topic didactically.

Interactive infographic (Infográfico interativo)

A digital-exclusive infographic format that allows users to manipulate the presentation of content as they choose, such as selecting elements with a mouse to reveal information.

Static infographic (Infográfico estático)

A non-interactive infographic format commonly found in printed materials, presented in contrast to interactive digital infographics.

Topics of the Marco Civil infographic

The four main explanatory sections of the law highlighted in orange—"Princípios" (Principles), "Direitos" (Rights), "Obrigações" (Obligations), and "Segurança" (Security)—which display content on the right side of the screen when selected by the user.