Portuguese Activity: Comma

Portuguese activity, aimed at ninth grade students, addresses the comma. Are you in doubt about this punctuation mark? Yes, no or more or less? Well, let's understand the comma better? To do this, answer the questions based on the text. Eraser X Colored Pencils!

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Read:

Eraser X Colored Pencils

If the eraser erases the pencil, why doesn't it erase the coloring pencil? The answer lies in the core of the pencils. We explain: the core of the writing pencil (made of graphite and a type of clay) sticks more to the rubber than to the paper. Therefore, it leaves easily. The colored pencil is composed of pigments (which give the colors) and waxes, which are used to paint and deposit small particles on the paper. Because they are much smaller than those of graphite, the wax particles enter more into the pores of the paper and are trapped, making it much more difficult to remove them.

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Questions

Question 1 - The period that introduces the text was transcribed without the necessary comma. Rewrite it, scoring correctly:

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Question 2 - “[…] the core of the writing pencil (made of graphite and a type of clay) sticks […]”

In this excerpt, the parentheses could be replaced by commas to separate:

( ) a bet

( ) a vocative

( ) an adverbial adjunct

Question 3 - In “That's why it comes out easily.”, the comma separates a conjunction that expresses:

( ) a condition

( ) a conclusion

( ) a comparison

Question 4 – In the passage "Because they are much smaller than those of graphite, the wax particles enter more into the pores of the paper [...]", the comma indicates:

( ) the enumeration of facts.

( ) the displacement of part of the sentence.

( ) the insertion of an explanation.

Question 5 - In the segment “[…] and they get stuck, being much more difficult to remove them.”, the comma precedes a verb:

( ) in the infinitive

( ) in the gerund

( ) in the participle

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

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