Portuguese Activity: Graphic Accentuation

Portuguese activity, aimed at students in the eighth year of elementary school, aims to study the Graphic accentuation. Let's understand why the words, present in the text Boldo tea is good for the liver?, be sharp? So, answer the questions proposed below!

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Boldo tea is good for the liver?

Science, to date, has not proven any benefit of boldo tea for the liver. But it has been identified that some types of tea, such as mint and rosemary, speed up the digestive process, thanks to substances that compose them. But did you know that some teas can harm the body? This is the case of green tea, which brings the substance 

Camellia sinensis: depending on the amount of tea ingested and the body of each one, it can make the liver stop.

Available in:. (Fragment).

Questions

question 1 – In the passage “Science, until today, has not proven any benefit […]”, the oxytone word “until” expresses the idea of:

( ) emphasis

( ) inclusion

( ) restriction

Question 2 - The oxytone verb "make up" has as its subject:

( ) “some types of tea”.

( ) “the mint and the rosemary”.

( ) "substances"

Question 3 - The word "substance" is accented because:

( ) is a proparoxytone.

( ) is a paroxytone ending in a vowel.

( ) is a paroxytone ending in a diphthong.

Question 4 - Check the words that follow the rule identified above:

( ) "science"

( ) "benefit"

( ) "Mint"

Question 5 - With regard to the stressed syllable, the words highlighted in the title "Tea boldo is good for the liver?” classified as:

( ) oxytone and proparoxytone.

( ) tonic and proparoxytone monosyllable.

( ) tonic and paroxytone monosyllable.

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

At answers are in the link above the header.