Portuguese activity, aimed at students in the ninth year of elementary school, explores pronouns. Let's analyze them in the text that presents us the book Dream Team? To do this, answer the proposed questions!
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In one of the chronicles gathered here, Luis Fernando Verissimo talks about yet another memorable creation of his, the Marciano Hypotético. The alien visits Earth from time to time and is often baffled by what he sees. When we read Verissimo's texts, we feel a bit like Marciano. This happens because the author has the gift of always surprising us, showing the world from unusual angles. Here, he casts his astute eye on the football universe, so dear to us Brazilians. With his lean and elegant text, he examines the sport's paradoxes [...] Some chronicles make us think, such as the one that states that football is a mixture of chess and boxing. Others make us laugh, like the one that opens the book, about a heart that will end up in the World Cup. Most of them provoke both reactions.
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Question 1 – The demonstrative pronoun, used in the passage “This happens because the author has the gift of always surprising us […]”, is:
( ) invariable.
( ) variable in number.
( ) Variable in gender and number.
Question 2 – In “Here, he casts his astute eye on the football universe […]”, there is a personal pronoun. Identify it:
Question 3 – To whom does the personal pronoun identified above refer?
Question 4 – In this segment, a “que” functions as a relative pronoun. Highlight it:
“[…] like the one that claims that football is a mixture of chess and boxing.”
Question 5 – In the section “Outras nos pluck laughter […]”, the indefinite pronoun resumes:
Question 6 – Mark the fragment that contains a possessive pronoun:
( ) “Luis Fernando Verissimo talks about yet another memorable creation of his […]”
( ) “[…] is usually perplexed by what he sees.”
( ) “Most of them provoke both reactions.”
By Denyse Lage Fonseca
Graduated in Letters and specialist in distance education.