Portuguese Activity: Linking Verb

Portuguese activity, aimed at 9th grade students, proposes the study of connecting verb, through fragment of the novel mill boy, by the writer from Paraíba José Lins do Rego.

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SCHOOL: DATE:

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read the excerpt from the novel mill boy, by the writer from Paraíba José Lins do Rego:

[…] João Rouco came with three children to the eito. The woman and the boys stayed at home in the garden. In his seventies, he could take the pull, like his youngest son. His mouth was already withered, toothless, and his arms were stiff and his legs were stiff. There was no rojão for my grandfather's old caboclo. He wasn't sneaky like the others. He responded to Colonel José Paulino's screams, shouting as well. Perhaps because they were the same age and had played together as a child.

ingenuity boy. Rio de Janeiro: José Olympio, 2005.

Questions

Question 1 - Check the segment that presents an opinion about a narrated fact:

a) "João Rouco was coming with three children to join him."

b) "The woman and the boys stayed at home, in the garden."

c) "he was not subservient like the others."

d) “I responded to Colonel José Paulino's screams, shouting as well.”

Question 2 - In the part "Over seventy years old, he could withstand all the water, like the youngest child.”, the underlined term introduces a:

a) exemplification

b) comparison

c) explanation

d) compliance

Question 3 - In “Maybe why were of the same age and had played together as a child.”, the highlighted word indicates:

a) cause

b) opposition

c) condition

d) consequence

Question 4 – In all these passages of the novel, the use of the connecting verb is registered, except in:

a) "The woman and the boys stayed at home, in the garden."

b) "The mouth was already withered, without teeth, and the arms were stiff and the legs were stiff."

c) "There was no firecracker for my grandfather's old caboclo."

d) "I wasn't subservient like the others."

Question 5 - Identify the adjective equivalent to the adjective phrase "without teeth":

By Denyse Lage Fonseca – Graduated in Languages ​​and specialist in distance education.

At answers are in the link above the header.

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