Check out the unofficial answers of the first day of the 2025 Enem exams

Correio, in partnership with Bernoulli Education, is releasing the unofficial answers of the first day of the National High School Exam (Enem) 2025. The institution’s teachers analyzed the 90 objective questions – 45 on Languages and 45 on Human Sciences – as well as the essay proposal, which had the theme ‘Perspectives on the aging of Brazilian society.’ The exams took place this Sunday afternoon (11/9).
Check all answers below or access them through the special Enem 2025 section:
The answers released by Bernoulli Education are unofficial and corrected by a team of experts from the institution. In case any discrepancies are identified after the release, a correction will be issued.
Moving on to the next stage of the Enem
Bernoulli Education has been ranked first nationally in the Enem 11 times, considering the averages of the objective exams in schools with more than 100 students, according to Inep data from 2010 to 2024. According to the education system’s evaluation, the unofficial answers are a valuable tool for students to assess their performance towards the second Sunday of exams (11/16), when it will be time for Math and the Natural Sciences subjects (Biology, Physics, and Chemistry).
The National High School Exam (Enem) 2025 starts this Sunday (11/9) nationwide, with the participation of 4,811,338 confirmed registered candidates, of which 1,811,524 are students graduating from high school this year. In the Federal District, 82,975 candidates will take the exams, with 27,059 being in their final year of basic education. Women represent 60.06% of the total participants.
The exams began at 1:30 pm and ended at 7 pm. The minimum time to stay in the room is two hours, and only candidates who leave within the last 30 minutes can take the question booklet.
The Correio provided real-time coverage of the exam, including monitoring the activity at test sites and information released by the National Institute for Studies and Research Anísio Teixeira (Inep), responsible for conducting the exam.
The exams will be held this and next Sunday, except in Belém, Ananindeua, and Marituba in Pará, where the exam was postponed due to the 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30). In these municipalities, the Enem will be administered on November 30 and December 7, at the same times set nationally.
In Paraná, the exams in Rio Bonito do Iguaçu were suspended after a tornado hit the city on Friday (11/7), leaving six people dead. Inep has not yet announced a new date for the exam to be held in the region.