Portuguese Activity: Voiceovers in the text about lion hunger

Portuguese activity, aimed at students in the seventh year of elementary school, explores the phrases. Verbal, adjective, adverbial phrase... Let's analyze them in the curious text Lion Hunger: Saying Makes Sense? So, answer the questions presented below!

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Read:

Lion Hunger: Saying Makes Sense?

Yes, this popular saying has everything to do with the reality of lions. So much so that some have been observed eating 40 kilos of meat at once. As food is not easily available in nature, the lion makes the most of it when he has dinner. This appetite for eating what you can at once allows the animal to go up to seven days without eating, if you have no other option. But the large amount of food is not the same for the species that lives in a zoo: in this case, they eat between 5 and 6 kilos of meat a day.

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Questions

Question 1 - Identify, by means of a line, the phrase that makes up the initial passage:

"Yes, that popular saying has everything to do with the reality of lions."

Question 2 - The phrase, identified above, performs the function of:

( ) characterize

( ) explain

( ) complementary

Question 3 – In the excerpt “So much so that some have already been observed eating 40 kilos of meat at once.”, the verbal expression indicates a fact:

( ) in the past.

( ) hypothetical in the past.

( ) closed in the past.

Question 4 – In the sentence “As food is not easily obtained in nature […]”, the adverbial phrase “easily” expresses:

( ) place

( ) mode

( ) time

Question 5 - Rewrite the sentence above, replacing the phrase with the corresponding adverb:

A.

Question 6 – In the last period of the text, the adverbial phrase “per day” modifies the meaning:

( ) of the verb “is”.

( ) of the verb “lives”.

( ) from the verb “eat”.

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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