Portuguese Activity: Paroxytone Words

Portuguese activity, focused on eighth grade elementary school students, addresses words paroxytones. When do words rank this way? Let's find out? To do this, answer the questions based on the text Cartoon to learn physics.

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Cartoon to learn physics

Physics is not always an easy subject to understand. Particles _____________ to the eyes so special that they can even create a universe.

Complicated, right? But have you ever thought about learning about neutrons, protons, cosmic rays and a multitude of physics concepts through cartoons?

This is the idea of ​​Animaphysics. The group, which brings together professors and students from the Physics Institute of the State University of Campinas (Unicamp), São Paulo, is going to release its first animated short on October 25th. The theme chosen for the premiere was: “Quarks and Léptons”.

The coordinator of Animaphysics, Marcelo Moraes Guzzo, explains that Quarks are formed by neutrons and protons. A very famous example of Leptons is the electron. “The matter is formed precisely by them”, he highlights.

The idea is to tell how all this happens in a young and fun language.

Tuany Alves. Available in:. (Fragment).

Questions

Question 1 - Identify the segment in which the highlighted word is paroxytone:

( ) "Physics is not always a subject easy to understand.”

( ) "[…] rays cosmic and a multitude of concepts from physics […]"

( ) “[…] so special that they can, until even create a universe.

Question 2 - Fill in the space with the paroxytone word “invisible” in the plural:

"Particles_____________ [...]"

Question 3 - The paroxytone words "neutrons", "protons" and "electron" are accented by the same rule. Inform it:

Question 4 – The text has two paroxytone words that are no longer accented under the new Spelling Agreement. Find them:

Question 5 - The paroxytone term "matter" is accentuated because:

( ) ends in “a”.

( ) ends in a vowel.

( ) ends in diphthong.

Per Denyse Lage Fonseca

Graduated in Languages ​​and specialist in distance education.

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