Portuguese activity, aimed at eighth grade students, addresses the past perfect verbs. What do they express? Completed, hypothetical or unfinished facts? Let's learn? To do this, answer the questions based on the text about the zoologist and microbiologist Stanislas Von Prowazek!
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Stanislas Josef Mathias von Prowazek, a zoologist and microbiologist of Czech origin, worked with some of the greatest German researchers at the time, such as Fritz Schaudinn and Paul Erlich. He has carried out research on various infectious and parasitic diseases, such as trachoma, syphilis, protozoa, Newcastle disease, among others.
He was in Java, Japan, Sumatra and Western Samoa, always researching infectious and parasitic diseases. In 1908, he worked at the Instituto de Manguinhos, in studies on smallpox and vaccinia and in training young Brazilian researchers. With Rocha Lima, he developed research on exanthematic typhus. This illness was the reason for the two researchers' trip to a prison camp in Cotbus, in 1915. Both contracted typhus, but Prowazek did not survive.
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Question 1 - Emphasize the verb in the past tense perfect that composes this excerpt:
"She carried out research on various infectious and parasitic diseases, such as trachoma [...]"
Question 2 - The verb in the past perfect tense, underlined above, expresses:
( ) an action by Stanislas Josef Mathias von Prowazek.
( ) an action by Fritz Schaudinn.
( ) an action by Paul Erlich.
Question 3 - In the fragment “Esteve in Java, Japan, Sumatra and Western Samoa […]”, the expressions that accompany the verb in the past tense “Esteve” are:
( ) bets
( ) adverbial adjuncts
( ) adjuncts
Question 4 – In the part “In 1908, he worked at the Institute […]”, the subject of the verb in the past tense is:
( ) hidden
( ) simple
( ) undetermined
Question 5 - At the end of the text, the verbs "contracted" and "survived" are in the perfect past tense:
( ) to express concluded facts.
( ) to express hypothetical facts.
( ) to express unfinished facts.
Per Denyse Lage Fonseca – Graduated in Languages and specialist in distance education.
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