Portuguese Activity: Accentuation

Portuguese activity, aimed at seventh-year students, addresses the accentuation. Let's identify the reasons for the accents in the words? To do this, answer the questions based on the text. Bendengo! Have you ever heard of him? Well, it's about a meteorite that was found in the Bahian hinterland, in 1784! Curious, isn't it?

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Read:

Bendengo

Bendengó is a meteorite that was found in the Bahian hinterland, in 1784, next to a river, a tributary of the Vaza-Barris, which became known as the Bendengó River.

The weight of this meteorite is 5 tons and its name, of indigenous origin, means, among the quiriris Indians of Bahia, coming from heaven.

At the site of the fall of Bendengó, there are even today debris and splinters of stone coming from the sky. And the event remained in the memory of all the inhabitants of the region, thanks in part to the string literature, which told the whole story.

Ronaldo de Freitas Mourão. “Astronomy and Poetry”, p.87, Difel, Rio de Janeiro, 1977.

Questions

Question 1 - In the passage “The weight of this meteorite is 5 tons and its name is of indigenous origin […]”, the word “indigenous” is:

( ) oxytone

( ) paroxytone

( ) proparoxytone

Question 2 - In the context of the above passage, “indigenous” is:

( ) a pronoun

( ) an adjective

( ) a noun

Question 3 - In the period “At the site of the fall of Bendengó, there is even today rubble and splinters of stone coming from the sky.”, there is a stressed monosyllable. Tick ​​it:

( ) "Bendengó"

( ) "until"

( ) "sky"

Question 4 – The paroxytone word "history" is accented because:

( ) ends in “a”.

( ) ends in a vowel.

( ) ends in diphthong.

Question 5 - The rule, present in the previous question, also justifies the accent on the word:

( ) "Bendengó"

( ) “é”

( ) "Indians"

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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