Portuguese activity, aimed at students in the ninth year of elementary school, about definite articles. Let's analyze them in the text that presents us with the Japanese lantern? To do this, answer the proposed questions! In “By the way, the name expresses what it is visually speaking.”, which “the” is a definite article?
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Known as bell, Chinese lantern and cardinal hat, this flower is the delicacy in the form of a plant. Incidentally, the name expresses what it is visually speaking.
It has often been compared to a bell or balloons. Its flowering, although it occurs _____ the whole year, is more common in spring and summer.
Because of its unusual beauty, it serves very well for landscaping (being planted separately or in groups, massifs or rows – rows). But it also adapts to pots or as vines (on trellises and fences).
The flowers produce a lot of nectar, which attracts everything from hummingbirds to bees and butterflies.
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Question 1 – In “[…] this flower is the delicacy in the form of a plant.”, there is a definite article. Which?
Question 2 – The article identified above defines the meaning of the noun:
( ) "flower".
( ) “delicacy”.
( ) "plant".
Question 3 – Watch:
“By the way, the name expresses what it is visually speaking.”
It can be stated that:
( ) The first “o” is the definite article.
( ) the second “o” is the definite article.
( ) the first “o” and the second “o” are definite articles.
Question 4 – Complete the space with the definite article:
“Its flowering, although it occurs _____ year round, is more common in spring and summer.”
Question 5 – Identify the segment that contains a definite article:
( ) “It has often been compared to a bell or balloons.”
( ) “But it also adapts to pots or as vines (on trellises and fences).”
( ) “Flowers produce a lot of nectar, which attracts hummingbirds […]”
By Denyse Lage Fonseca
Graduated in Letters and specialist in distance education.
