Portuguese Activity: Nouns

Portuguese activity, focused on students in the sixth year of elementary school, about nouns. How about analyzing them in the text Get to know the fedegoso-do-mato, a small plant that can be an ally of health? To do so, answer the proposed questions!

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Get to know the fedegoso-do-mato, a small plant that can be an ally of health

It's not a lack of bath, nor does it mean that someone is stinky. Contrary to what the name suggests, the fetegoso-do-mato is a small plant with beautiful yellow flowers that can play an important role in health.

The scientific name of fedegoso-do-mato is senna sylvestris, she is one of the few plants in her family (

Fabaceae) which still has no reports of use in folk medicine.

Researchers at the Federal University of Uberlândia (UFU) then decided to study this plant, which makes the cerrado's rainy season even more beautiful, due to the exuberance of flowering.

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Questions

Question 1 - It can be said that "fedegoso-do-mato" is a noun because:

( ) defines a being.

( ) names a being.

( ) characterizes a being.

Question 2 - In the text, there is a noun in the diminutive. Identify it:

question 3 – The abstract noun, underlined in “[…] important role for the health.”, expresses:

( ) action.

( ) state.

( ) feeling.

Question 4 - The nouns "flowers" and "reports" indicate:

( ) the same gender.

( ) the same number.

( ) different gender and number.

Question 5 - Inform the plural of the noun "station":

Question 6 – The noun "exuberance" is simple because:

( ) has only one element.

( ) refers to a particular being.

( ) derives from another word in the Portuguese language.

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

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