Portuguese activity, aimed at ninth grade students, about the reflective voice. Let's analyze verbs used in this voice? To do this, answer the questions based on the text about kangaroos! Did you know they jump because they can't walk? Very curious, isn't it?
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There are at least 69 different species of kangaroos. The animals, which have become a symbol of Australia, only exist naturally there and in Papua New Guinea, despite having been introduced in New Zealand, Great Britain and Hawaii. All species have one thing in common, powerful hind legs, which are used to make their little jumps, typical of the friendly jumper, which is only imitated by a species of rodent. This form of locomotion uses less energy than traditional mammalian four-legged walking, but it also develops less speed. These marsupials cannot walk by moving their legs independently – which is why they jump – they only do so when swimming. So when they want to walk slowly, they stand on their front legs, swinging them along with their tail to the sides, like a pendulum, while pushing themselves forward with their hind legs.
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Question 1 - There is a reflective verbal voice in the passage:
( ) “The animals, which became a symbol of Australia […]”
( ) “All species have one thing in common […]”
( ) “[…] which is only imitated by a species of rodent.”
Question 2 - In the passage above, the verb in the reflective voice expresses a fact:
( ) hypothetical
( ) concluded
( ) in execution
Question 3 - In “[…] lean on their forelegs […]”, the reflexive verb has as subject:
A.
Question 4 - In the segment “[…] while pushing themselves forward with their hind legs.”, the verb in the reflexive voice expresses:
( ) an action
( ) a state
( ) an attribute
Question 5 - The “if” that accompanies the reflexive verb is called:
( ) reflexive pronoun
( ) passive pronoun
( ) subject's indeterminacy index
Per Denyse Lage Fonseca – Graduated in Languages and specialist in distance education.
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