Portuguese Activity: Questions about oblique pronouns

Portuguese activity, aimed at 8th grade students, consists of several questions about the oblique pronouns, employed in the construction of the reflective text rebuilding the world, by Paulo Coelho.

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Read:

rebuilding the world

The father was trying to read the newspaper, but the young son kept harassing him. Already tired of it, he tore off a sheet – which showed the map of the world – cut it into several pieces, and handed it to his son.

“There, there's something for you to do. I just gave you a map of the world, and I want to see if you can put it together exactly as it is.”

He went back to reading his newspaper, knowing it would keep the boy busy for the rest of the day.

Fifteen minutes later, however, the boy returned with the map.

“Has your mother been teaching you geography?” the father asked, bewildered.

“I don't even know what that is,” the boy replied. “It turns out that on the other side of the page was a portrait of a man. And, once I managed to rebuild man, I also reconstructed the world”.

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Questions 

Question 1 - In the passage “[…] but the little son kept harassingit.”, the underlined oblique pronoun resumes, considering the context:

Question 2 - “[…] cut her into several pieces, and gave her to her son.”. What does the oblique pronoun “a” refer to?

Question 3 - In the excerpt “[…] and I want to see if you can assemble it exactly as it is.”, the oblique pronoun “lo” replaces the term:

a) the newspaper

b) a world map

c) the portrait of a man

of the world

Question 4 - Check the alternative where the underlined pronoun is in oblique form:

a) “Already tired with that one, tore off a leaf […]"

b) “There, there's something for you”

c) "Your mother walked you teaching geography?”

d) “I don't even know what it is that […]”

Question 5 - To conclude, define the oblique pronouns:

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

At answers are in the link above the header.

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