Portuguese Activity: Locution and adverb of time

Portuguese activity, aimed at students in the eighth year of elementary school, aims to study the phrase and the adverb of time. The questions presented are based on the text. The water.

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The water

Your body is an extremely complex and precisely regulated machine. It takes a lot of attention to make it run smoothly 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, for about 70 years (usually) non-stop! Two-thirds of the body is made up of water. This is eliminated (a few glasses a day) by sweating and going to the bathroom, and needs to be replaced regularly. In reality, it is possible to survive without food for weeks, but without water you would only last a few days. Water also helps you look healthy and is extremely beneficial to the body.

RUGEN, Samantha. "Things Every Girl Should Know." São Paulo: Improvements, 2005.

Questions

Question 1 - In all sentences, the underlined adverbs express the notion of time, except in:

( ) “Your body is a machine extremely complex […]"

( ) “[…] for about 70 years (normally) nonstop!"

( ) “[…] needing to be reset regularly.”

Question 2 - Mark the sentence whose underlined adverbial phrase indicates the circumstance of time:

( ) “[…] and regulated with accuracy.”

( ) “[…] a lot of attention to make it work smoothly […]”

( ) “[…] it is possible to survive without food for weeks […]”

Question 3 - The adverbial phrase of tense, identified above, modifies the meaning:

( ) of an adjective

( ) of a verb

( ) from an adverb

Question 4 – The term "day" or "days" composes an adverbial phrase that expresses the circumstance of time in:

( ) “[…] 365 days a year […]”

( ) "This is eliminated (a few glasses a day) [...]"

( ) “[…] but without water you would only last a few days.”

Question 5 - The phrase, mentioned in the previous question, could be replaced by this adverb of time:

( ) daily

( ) often

( ) daily

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

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