Portuguese activity, aimed at students in the ninth year of elementary school, explores conjunctions. How about analyzing them in the text about the parrot? To do so, answer the proposed questions! In “Usually screaming at this time of day and at daybreak.”, does the conjunction indicate a fact that explains another, opposes another, or adds to another?
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With very distinct habits, it lives alone or in small flocks of 8 to 10 birds. It usually looks for food in grassy fields or in marshes, but rarely in the water. For this, it has a long and curved beak, its most important ally, since it manages to extract larvae and other insects from the soft earth.
In addition to this physical detail, it is distinguished by its light color and wide wings, with a gray back and a greenish glow. Males are slightly larger than females, reaching 69 cm in length. When night comes, it perches in the trees to sleep. He usually screams at this time and at daybreak.
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Question 1 – Underline the following conjunction:
“With very different habits, it lives alone or in small flocks of 8 to 10 birds.”
Question 2 – The conjunction underlined above is:
( ) alternative.
( ) conclusive.
( ) conditional.
Question 3 – In the section “Usually looking for food in grassy fields or in wetlands, but rarely in the water.”, the highlighted conjunction starts a sentence called:
( ) absolute.
( ) coordinate.
( ) subordinate.
Question 4 – In “For that, it has a long and curved beak, its most important ally, given that manages to extract larvae and other insects from the soft earth.”, the underlined conjunction introduces:
( ) a cause.
( ) a purpose.
( ) a consequence.
Question 5 – In “Usually shouting at this time and at daybreak.”, the conjunction indicates a fact, that:
( ) explains another.
( ) opposes another.
( ) is added to another.
By Denyse Lage Fonseca
Graduated in Letters and specialist in distance education.