Text interpretation: Dona Furquim's first day of school

Text interpretation activity, aimed at students in the fourth year of elementary school, with questions about the text: Dona Furquim's first day of class.

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Dona Furquim's first day of school

– From today, in all classes, you bring me a small free text. Any story that happened in everyday life. Ten lines. No more than ten lines are needed. Got it?
The whole class stared at Dona Furquim as if she were the wonder woman. Was Furquim making fun of us?
– Ten lines of what, teacher?
Dona Furquim was just getting the books off the table. She turned and repeated, as if she were saying something we should have known by heart:

– Let's write down the things that happen every day. The daily life of each one. Even if it seems like an unimportant fact, pretend it's a joke. At home, you find some time, put some of your life on paper. So much, isn't it? So much always happens in our lives!
After class the class usually liked to throw paper acorns at each other. That day no one threw acorns at anyone. Maria Clara de Ovo continued to scratch her finger. Neto insisted on asking if the writing was to be done in ink or in pencil. The signal had sounded, Dona Furquim was leaving:
- Make yourself comfortable. It doesn't matter in ink or in pencil.
That was the first day of classes with Dona Furquim. She never made a point of making things very on the tip of her tongue. I would like to say that it is good to learn for life. How to learn to walk. It was because of Dona Furquim that from that day on I started scribbling things that happened in my life. I filled an essay notebook and then another essay notebook. What I'm telling you here is just loose sheets from these notebooks. In the clean up, I tried to correct the mistakes that Dona Furquim had corrected. I amended the mistakes, but I didn't change the facts.

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Text interpretation

1) What is the title of the text?
A.

2) What did Dona Furquim ask the students to take with them every day?
A.

3) What should they write in this text?
A.

4) What did Neto want to ask?
A.

5) What did Dona Furquim never question?
A.

Per Camila Farias.

At answers are in the link above the header.

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