Portuguese Activity: Single Subject

Portuguese activity, aimed at ninth grade students, about the simple guy. Do you know when a subject is simple? When it presents only one word, only one noun or only one nucleus? Are you in doubt? Then answer the questions based on the text. Barefoot jogging is healthier!

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Read:

jogging barefoot is healthier

Those who run barefoot run healthier. This is what American researchers at the University of Virginia claim. They found that sports shoes can be more harmful to joints than shoes. jogging without shoes.

Scientists tested 68 athletes on a treadmill: with and without shoes. And they found a greater effort in the joints of the hips, knees, and feet in the volunteers who did the exercise wearing shoes. According to the data, the strain on the joints was even greater than the stress caused by high-heeled shoes. On average, the hips of sportsmen wearing shoes were 54% more overloaded than that of barefooted ones, while the pressure on the knee was between 36% and 38%.

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Questions

Question 1 - “jogging barefoot is healthier”. The term "Jogging”, which makes up the simple subject, was written in italics because:

( ) is the text keyword.

( ) is a foreign word.

( ) is a little known word.

Question 2 - In the prayer “Who runs barefoot […]”, the simple subject is:

( ) the indefinite pronoun “Who”.

( ) the interrogative pronoun “Who”.

( ) the relative pronoun “Who”.

Question 3 - In the fragment “They discovered that sports shoes can […]”, the simple subject “They” resumes:

A.

Question 4 - In the prayer “Scientists tested 68 athletes on a treadmill […]”, the core of the simple subject is:

( ) "scientists"

( ) "athletes"

( ) "running machine"

Question 5 - The subject, an essential term of the sentence, is simple when:

( ) has only one word.

( ) displays only one noun.

( ) has only one nucleus.

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

At answers are in the link above the header.

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