Portuguese activity, aimed at students in the ninth year of elementary school, explores the bet. Let's analyze the bets present in the text that presents us with the book “BEST OF HAGAR THE HORRIBLE, O – V.4”, by Dik Browne? So, answer the various questions proposed!
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SCHOOL: DATE:
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The adventures of the barbarian warrior reach the fourth volume with a lot of fun and the intelligent humor that consecrated Dik Browne, the great creator. The funny comic strips of the Viking family go back to a time when men left their homes to explore the world, and a day's work literally meant another battle.
Hagar, a fat, bearded Viking, always in his Nordic helmet with horns (in a strip from the book Helga, his wife, says he never saw the ears from her husband!) has the same concerns as a modern man: he needs to take care of the family, beat his opponents and, just to make matters worse, he is above the Weight. But Hagar lives his daily life with a lot of humor, always in the company of his family who, even a Viking, end up being funny because they seem so normal.
The woman, Helga, insists that her husband lose weight. The daughter, Honi, is of marriageable age and has difficulty finding a suitor who pleases her and her father. Lastly, Hamlet, the youngest, is constantly criticized because he is always reading and, to everyone's amazement, he doesn't want to be a barbarian, but rather a dentist.
Dik Browne (1917-1989) was inspired by himself to create Hagar. Like the character, he cultivated a vast red beard and had the same hefty measurements. He tried a career as a reporter, but it didn't work. That's when he discovered his talent for drawing. Hagar debuted in American newspapers in 1973 and is still alive today at the hands of Dik's son Chris.
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Question 1 - Reread this period of the text:
"The adventures of the barbarian warrior reach the fourth volume with a lot of fun and the intelligent humor that consecrated Dik Browne, the great creator."
Now, identify the expression that plays the role of bet:
( ) “barbarian warrior”.
( ) “Dik Browne”.
( ) “the great creator”.
Question 2 - The expression, identified in the previous question, works as a bet because:
( ) call somebody.
( ) introduces someone.
( ) characterizes someone.
Question 3 – Highlight the bet in this segment of the text:
“[…] (In a strip from the book Helga, her wife, says she has never seen her husband's ears!) […]”
Question 4 - The core of the bet highlighted above is:
( ) an article.
( ) a pronoun.
( ) a noun.
Question 5 - The "Honi" bet refers to:
( ) to Hagar's wife.
( ) to Hagar's daughter.
( ) to the youngest of Hagar.
Question 6 – Carefully review the passages below. Then tick the one that contains a bet:
( ) “The funny strips of the Viking family go back to a time […]”
( ) “Dik Browne (1917-1989) was inspired by himself to create Hagar.”
( ) “[…] is still alive today at the hands of Dik's son Chris.”
Question 7 – The bets were indicated in the text with:
( ) commas.
( ) end.
( ) parentheses.
Question 8 – According to grammar, the ante plays a secondary role in prayer. Therefore, it is called:
( ) essential term of the prayer.
( ) integral term of the sentence.
( ) accessory term of the prayer.
Per Denyse Lage Fonseca
Graduated in Languages and specialist in distance education.
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