Portuguese activity, suitable for 8th grade students, proposes the study of bet, through text fragment The elderly does participate in the family income.
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According to a survey by economist Ana Amélia Camarano, coordinator of the research on population and family of the Institute for Applied Economic Research (Ipea), the elderly contribute, on average, with 53% of the income familiar. Retirements and pensions, paid by Social Security, end up serving not only the elderly, but also their family members. And most receive benefits of a minimum wage. It is little, but it is with this money that many families resist poverty and survive. And, in these cases, the elderly are a factor of social balance and not a burden.
Mario Augusto. The elderly does participate in the family income.
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Question 1 - Mark the passage where an evaluative comment is recorded:
a) “[…] the elderly contribute, on average, with 53% of the family income.”
b) "Retirements and pensions, paid by Social Security, end up serving not only […]"
c) "And most receive benefits of a minimum wage."
d) "And, in these cases, the elderly are a factor of social balance and not a burden."
Question 2 - In “[…] they end up serving not only the elderly, as also to their family members...", the highlighted term establishes a relationship of:
a) opposition
b) addition
c) conclusion
d) comparison
Question 3 - "It's little, but it's with that money that many families resist poverty and survive.”. What does the underlined part refer to?
Question 4 – Reread the text carefully and identify the bet referring to the economist Ana Amélia Camarano:
Question 5 - In the segment “[…] the elderly contribute, on average, with 53% of the family income.”, the commas indicate:
a) an inversion in the order of terms.
b) an enumeration and statistical data.
c) an insertion of an explanation.
d) an omission of the term of the sentence.
By Denyse Lage Fonseca – Graduated in Languages and specialist in distance education.
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