Portuguese Activity: Locutions and Adverbs in a way

Portuguese activity, aimed at students in the eighth year of elementary school, proposes the study of phrases and adverbs so. The various questions are based on the text “The whale and the shark", written by Raquel Gazolla.

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Read:

the whale and the shark

One autumn day, the whale was playing in the sea. The shark approached and carefully circled the whale to fatally bite it. Winding, he prepared for the boat. Coming within a reasonable distance of the whale's ear, he yelled in a thin, sweet voice, quite unsuitable for a shark:

– Dear friend, allow me to play with you on this beautiful day! Let's rejoice together!

The whale looked suspicious, as shark and whale don't have good neighbors, nor the same games. But as he was good-natured, he didn't respond and didn't react. As soon as the shark got close, it bit down hard on the whale's neck. But a crust of shells and coral that clung to the whale's skin broke the shark's teeth. Weeping and bleeding, he fled in excruciating pain.

The whale calmly looked disdainfully at the naive fleeing shark and thought that angry beings are always inattentive.

Rachel Gazolla. “Naw and raw fables”. São Paulo: Parabola, 2005.

Questions

Question 1 - Identify the genre of the text read:

the news

b) short story

c) chronic

d) fable

Question 2 - There is a predominance in the text of sequences of the type:

a) argumentative

b) narrative

c) expository

d) descriptive

Question 3 - In the excerpt “The shark approached and, with care […]”, the phrase “with care” corresponds to the adverb:

A:

Question 4 – The adjective in evidence plays the role of adverb in:

a) “Coming at a distance reasonable from the ear of the whale […]"

b) “[…] well inadequate for a shark […]"

c) “The whale looked suspicious […]”

d) “[…] furious beings are always little attentive.”

Question 5 - The adjective, which plays an adverbial function, could be replaced by the phrase:

a) rightly

b) inappropriately

c) with suspicion

d) carefully

Question 6 – In the passage “Sinuoso, prepared for the boat.”, the adjective “sinuoso” works as an adverb of manner. It has the equivalent meaning of the adjective:

a) Astute

b) Tortuous

c) Volunteer

d) Unscrupulous

Question 7 – In the segment “As soon as the shark got close, it bit the whale's neck hard.”, the phrase prominently modifies the meaning:

a) of the verb “made it”.

b) the verb “to approach”.

c) from the verb “bited”.

d) the expression “the whale's neck”.

Question 8 – Rewrite the prayer “[…] bit the whale's neck with force.”, replacing the phrase “with force” by the adverb with the corresponding meaning:

A:

Question 9 – In the excerpt “The whale, calmly, looked with disdain at the naive fleeing shark and thought that the furious beings […]”, composes the adverbial expression in a way:

a) the preposition “with” + the adverb “disdain”.

b) the preposition “with” + the adjective “disdain”.

c) the preposition “with” + the noun “disdain”.

d) the preposition “with” + the verb “disdain”.

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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