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Portuguese activity, focused on students in the eighth grade of elementary school, explores Indefinite Pronouns. How about analyzing them in the text about the book Kibe, the brave ant? To do so, answer the proposed questions! In “[…] to face the most diverse challenges.”, is the word “more” an indefinite pronoun?
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SCHOOL: DATE:
PROF: CLASS:
NAME:
Read:
The dark is one of Arthur's many fears. But everything changes when he meets Quibe, a talking ant that used to walk along his arm at bedtime. By sharing his adventures with his friend – ranging from escaping a dog's mouth through drool to flying over the city with a bee – the ant inspires him to have the courage to face the most diverse challenges.
It was based on a story told by her own son that Camila Fremder wrote Kibe, the brave ant, her first children's book, which took shape and colors through the illustrations of the artist Juliana Eigner – and will show all little readers how much easier some things are when we are not alone.
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Question 1 – In the section “But everything changes when he meets Quibe […]”, there is an indefinite pronoun. Identify it:
Question 2 – The indefinite pronoun identified earlier is:
( ) invariable.
( ) variable in number.
( ) Variable in gender and number.
Question 3 – In “[…] to face the most diverse challenges.”, the word “more” is:
( ) substantive.
( ) indefinite pronoun.
( ) adverb of intensity.
Question 4 – Point to the segment where the italicized pronoun is indefinite:
( ) “The dark is one of the many Arthur's fears.
( ) “By sharing your adventures with friend […]”
( ) "[…] the ant O inspires courage […]”
Question 5 – Underline the following indefinite pronouns:
“[…] and it will show all the little readers how some things are much easier when we are not alone.”
Per Denise Lage Fonseca
Graduated in Letters and specialist in distance education.