Portuguese Activity: Single Subject

Portuguese activity, aimed at eighth grade students, explores the simple guy. Do you know when a subject is simple? When he has only one core! How about studying them in the curious text Why do we clap at events? So, answer the proposed questions on this subject!

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Why do we clap at events?

It is not known for sure when the custom emerged, but there are several examples in history: Greek theater performers (circa 550 BC) asked the audience to clap their hands, invoking protective spirits of the Art; in the Roman Empire, between the years 54 and 68, Emperor Nero carried around 5,000 soldiers and knights to applaud the speeches he made. The habit spread and, between the 18th and 19th centuries, almost all theaters in Paris (France) hired people to stand in the audience just applauding.

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Questions

Question 1 - Identify the sentence in which the subject of the highlighted verb is simple:

( ) "Why we hit clapping at events?"

( ) "Do not You know for sure when the custom emerged […]"

( ) “[…] they asked the audience to knock clapping […]”

Question 2 - The subject of the sentence “[…] but there are several examples in history […]” is:

( ) simple

( ) nonexistent 

( ) undetermined

Question 3 - In “The habit spread […]”, the simple subject is:

( ) agent of the action expressed by the verb “spread”.

( ) patient of the action expressed by the verb “spread”.

( ) agent and patient of the action expressed by the verb “spread”.

Question 4 - The subject is simple when it has only one nucleus. Taking this statement into account, mark the core of the subject of this sentence:

“[…] almost all theaters in Paris (France) hired people […]”

( ) "all"

( ) "theaters"

( ) "from Paris"

Question 5 - In “[…] to stay in the audience just applauding.”, the subject of the verb “to stay” is:

( ) "soldiers"

( ) "Knights"

( ) "people"

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

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