Portuguese Activity: Composite Period

Portuguese activity, aimed at eighth grade students, addresses the compound period. When is a period composed? When does it present more than one sentence, more than one subject, or more than one sentence? Find out by answering the text-based questions Atomic energy: girl or villain?

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Read:

Atomic energy: girl or villain?

Have you ever heard of atomic energy? Also called nuclear energy, it is the energy produced from the division of particles (fission). As a result, each particle that is released collides with another, which releases another, which hits another… And so it goes. When they bump into each other, the particles release a large amount of heat, enough to produce clean, renewable energy. In Brazil, there are 3 nuclear power plants in the region of Angra dos Reis/RJ.

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Questions

Question 1 - Identify the compound period:

( ) "Have you ever heard of atomic energy?"

( ) "And so it goes."

( ) "In Brazil, there are 3 nuclear power plants, in the region of Angra dos Reis/RJ."

Question 2 - The period identified above is composed because:

( ) has more than one sentence.

( ) presents more than one subject.

( ) presents more than one prayer.

Question 3 - “As a consequence, each particle that is released collides with another one, which releases another, which hits another…”. The verbs present in this compound period express:

( ) actions of the subject “each particle”.

( ) states of the subject “each particle”.

( ) characteristics of the subject “each particle”.

Question 4 – Note the composite period. Afterwards, note how many prayers he has:

"When they bump into each other, the particles release a lot of heat, enough to produce clean, renewable energy."

( ) a prayer

( ) two prayers

( ) three prayers

Question 5 - In this compound period, only one verb is not in the noun form. Brand it:

"Also called nuclear energy, it is the energy produced from the division of particles (fission)."

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

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