Portuguese activity, aimed at eighth grade students, addresses punctuation marks. Let's analyze them in the text The size of the Universe? To do so, answer the proposed questions!
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Have you ever stopped to think about the size of the Moon and Mars Or who knows, a Black Hole?
The creator of the website “The Size of Space” – or, in free translation, “The Size of Space” – Neal Agarwal stopped, and more! He decided to help us understand how big our Universe is.
Like? He developed a website where it is possible to compare, in a simple way, the size of objects related to space. To do this, it starts by showing the image of an astronaut and, as you click to the left, the objects (ships, planets, black holes, constellations, etc.) get bigger and bigger, turning the astronaut into a little dot little one.
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Question 1 - The excerpt below was transcribed without a punctuation mark at the end. Put it on:
"Have you ever stopped to think about the size of the Moon"
Question 2 - Identify the function of the double indent in the second paragraph of the text:
Question 3 - The exclamation point was used to express, in relation to the fact, the feeling:
( ) of relief.
( ) of admiration.
( ) of thanks.
Question 4 – In “[…] objects (ships, planets, black holes, constellations, etc.) […]”, the information in parentheses is:
( ) a conclusion.
( ) a comparison.
( ) an example.
Question 5 - In the part “[…] it starts showing the image of an astronaut and, as you click to the left, the objects […]”, the commas indicate:
( ) an omission.
( ) an enumeration.
( ) an offset.
By Denyse Lage Fonseca
Graduated in Languages and specialist in distance education.
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