Portuguese activity, focused on students in the seventh year of elementary school, addresses the oxytone words. When is a word oxytone? When it has as stressed syllable (strongest) the last syllable! Let's study the oxytones in the text that tells us the origin of the expression with the donkeys in the water? So, answer the questions proposed below!
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Designated when someone makes an effort to achieve something and fails, the phrase comes from the times of colonial Brazil, which, between the 17th and 18th centuries, saw the need to sell gold, cocoa and coffee between the South and the Southeast and adopted the idea of the Spanish colonizers, who transported loads on donkeys or between Potosí (Bolivia) and Porto Belo (Panama). mules.
It was common for troop conductors to face torturous paths. Often they literally found their donkeys in the water – on flooded crossings where animals drowned. As the owner of the merchandise bore the damage, the phrase came to be used whenever someone got the worst of it.
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question 1– Point out the passage where the underlined word is oxytone:
( ) “[…] the phrase comes from the times of colonial Brazil, which, among the centuries […]”
( ) "Many times they literally bumped into donkeys no.Water […]”
( ) “[…] the phrase came to be used whenever somebody takes the worst.”
question 2– The oxytone word "coffee" is accented because:
( ) ends in “e”.
( ) has two syllables.
( ) ends in a vowel.
question 3– In “[…] he adopted the idea of the Spanish colonizers […]”, the highlighted oxytone term plays the role of:
( ) adjective.
( ) pronoun.
( ) substantive.
question 4– Identify the name of the country that is not oxytone:
( ) "Brazil".
( ) “Bolivia”.
( ) “Panama”.
question 5– Check the sentence in which the word oxytone was used correctly:
( ) The text contains the origin of the term “donkeys in the water”.
( ) The text contains the origin of the term “donkeys in water”.
( ) The text contains the origin of the term “donkeys in water”.
Per Denyse Lage Fonseca
Graduated in Languages and specialist in distance education.
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