Enedina Alves Marques was born on January 13, 1913, in Curitiba, Paraná. She became the first black woman engineer in Brazil after graduating from the Federal University of Paraná in 1945. She graduated in a classroom with 32 white men, and despite this challenging environment, she excelled and went on to work on several important projects. However, after her death, the Diario Popular wrote that she was "unknown," which provoked anger among the students of Paraná's School of Engineering. Enedina also contributed to the construction of the Capivari-Cachoeira Plant, the largest underground hydroelectric plant in southern Brazil. Enedina's achievements were significant, but her story was not widely recognized at the time. Her story continues to inspire future generations too. Obrigatória Nota: 1 Write the correct word to fill in this blank: A ____________ is a textual genre that describes the stages of a particular person's life