Portuguese Activity: Demonstrative Pronouns

Portuguese activity, focused on ninth grade students, explores the demonstrative pronouns. Are we going to study them? To do this, answer the questions that are based on the text. Science in the kitchen! Find out what soda and dry ice have in common. In “But what your lovers really want is the explosion that their balls make in their mouths.”, is the term “the” a definite article, a personal pronoun or a demonstrative pronoun?

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Science in the kitchen! Find out what soda and dry ice have in common

Sweetheart at parties or on hot days, the soda can come in different colors and flavors. But what their lovers really want is the explosion that their balls make in their mouths.

Dry ice, on the other hand, is used by filmmakers to create that 'smoke' typical of horror movies. What can these two have in common? Both have carbon dioxide gas in their composition.

Better known as CO₂, he is responsible for both the soda balls and the 'smoke' of the dry ice. […]

Tuany Alves. Available in:. (Fragment).

Questions

Question 1 - Note this passage of text:

"But what your lovers really want is the explosion your little balls make in your mouth."

In this passage, the term "o" is:

( ) definite article.

( ) personal pronoun.

( ) demonstrative pronoun.

Question 2 - Justify your answer in the previous question:

A:

Question 3 - Identify the segment in which the highlighted pronoun is demonstrative:

( ) “Dry ice is used by filmmakers to create that one 'smoke' […]"

( ) "Both have in your composition, carbon dioxide gas."

( ) “[…] he is responsible for both the soda balls […]

Question 4 – Underline the demonstrative pronoun that makes up this period of the text:

"What can these two have in common?"

Question 5 - The demonstrative pronoun underlined above performs the function of:

( ) resume elements.

( ) announce elements.

( ) complement elements.

Per Denyse Lage Fonseca

Graduated in Languages ​​and specialist in distance education.

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