Portuguese activity, suitable for ninth grade students, explores the passive voice. Would you be able to tell, for example, which sentence is correct? "You burn dry wood from fruit trees." or “They burn dry fruit trees.”? I invite you to answer this and other text-based questions How is bacon made?
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It is made with pork belly meat, in a process that takes about ten days. To start with, the meat is placed in a mixture of salt, sugar and spices. Afterwards, it is hung in the smoker, a place where dry fruit trees are burned. The smoke cooks the pork meat, giving it that color and flavor that makes many people love bacon. But beware: nutritionists advise that we should avoid eating this food frequently, as it contains a lot of bad fat and can harm our health.
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Question 1 - The passive voice of the verb is present in the passage:
( ) “It is made with the meat of the pork belly […]”
( ) “The smoke cooks the pork meat […]”
( ) “[…] nutritionists warn that we should avoid eating this food […]”
Question 2 - In the composition of the passive voice, the subject is:
( ) agent of the action indicated by the verb.
( ) patient of the action indicated by the verb.
( ) agent and patient of the action indicated by the verb.
Question 3 - The phrase in the passive voice "are burned" has as subject:
( ) "in the smoker"
( ) "one place"
( ) "dry wood from fruit trees"
Question 4 – The phrase “are burned” was used in the passive analytical voice. Check the sentence in which the pronominal passive voice was used correctly:
( ) Dry wood from fruit trees is burned.
( ) Dry fruit tree woods are burned.
( ) Burning or Burning dry wood from fruit trees.
Question 5 - “To start with, the meat is placed in a salt mixture […]”. The term "placed", which makes up the passive voice, is a verb in the form of:
( ) infinitive
( ) gerund
( ) participle
By Denyse Lage Fonseca – Graduated in Languages and specialist in distance education.
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