Portuguese Activity: Accentuation

Portuguese activity, aimed at eighth grade students, proposes the study of accentO. Let's understand more about this subject that usually generates doubts? Then answer the questions based on the language text. Klingon! Have you heard of it?

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Read:

Klingon

the language Klingon, from the classic franchise, Star Trek, even won a dictionary, with 2,000 entries and 800,000 copies sold. The language appeared in 1984 in Star Trek III: Searching for Spock. Later, linguist Marc Okrand was hired for the series New generation with the mission to develop a syntactic and lexical structure for the language.

To get an idea of ​​the repercussion of the Klingon among fans of the series, an institute was created based on the work of Okrand – the Klingon Language Institute (www.kli.org) –, which has 600 members, dialogues in extraterrestrial language and even translations of literary classics.

“Portuguese language”, mar. 2010. P. 16-17. (Fragment).

Questions

Question 1 - Do the underlined proparoxytones belong to the same word class? Explain:

"The language Klingon, from the classic franchise […]"

“[…] and even translations of literary classics.”

A.

Question 2 - In the prayer “[…] he even won dictionary […]”. the highlighted word is accented because:

( ) ends in “o”.

( ) is paroxytone.

( ) is a paroxytone ending in a diphthong.

Question 3 - Identify two words in the text whose accentuation follows the rule noted above:

A.

Question 4 – Which word, present in the text, is not accented according to the New Spelling?

A.

Question 5 - In “[…] and even translations of classics of literature.”, the stressed monosyllable “until”:

( ) expresses the idea of ​​inclusion.

( ) expresses the idea of ​​addition.

( ) expresses the idea of ​​conclusion.

Question 6 – The words "syntactic" and "dialogues" are:

( ) oxytones

( ) paroxytones

( ) proparoxytones

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

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