Activity of text interpretation, aimed at students in the sixth year of elementary school, about the singing of the nightingale. It was the day of the singing contest in the woods! The animal that sang best would win a valuable prize… Everyone was already sure that the nightingale would take the prize. However, something unexpected happens and the nightingale does not participate in the contest… What will it be, huh? Let's find out? For this, read the text the nightingale's song! Then answer the various interpretative questions proposed!
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A contest had been held in the clearing in the middle of the woods. Of all the participants, the one who sang the best would win a valuable prize. Before starting the presentations, everyone already knew the name of the winner.
"The nightingale will win the prize." He sings very well! said the sheep, who was also thinking of entering the contest.
- It is true. Their trills are so melodious! exclaimed a little dog with poetic leanings.
The contest was about to start. The expectation was enormous. The nightingale would be one of the first to introduce itself. That's when a deer approached the candidates, very sad, asking:
— Please, nightingale! I beg you, come to my house. My son is dying. If he hears your wonderful singing, maybe he'll be cured.
Without a moment's hesitation, the nightingale renounced certain victory and complied with his afflicted father. They say that listening to the sublime song of the nightingale, the little deer was cured in an instant.
Love and kindness are powerful instruments for good.
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Question 1 - The text "The song of the nightingale" is:
( ) A tale.
( ) a fable.
( ) a notice.
Question 2 - In the segment “— The nightingale will win the prize. He sings very well!”, the dash was used to:
( ) announce the speech of the sheep.
( ) mark the beginning of the sheep's speech.
( ) indicate the continuity of the sheep's speech.
Question 3 - In the prayer “Saint So melodious their trills!”, the term underlined:
( ) explains the meaning of a characteristic of the nightingale's trills.
( ) intensifies the sense of a characteristic of the nightingale's trills.
( ) complements the sense of a characteristic of the nightingale's trills.
Question 4 – Reread this text fragment:
“—Please, nightingale! I beg you, come to my house. My son is dying.”
Which animal made this supplication to the nightingale?
( ) the sheep.
( ) a little dog.
( ) a deer.
Question 5 - According to the narrator, the nightingale did not hesitate for a single moment to respond to the plea of his afflicted father. What does it mean to say he didn't hesitate?
( ) It means to say that he was not afraid to respond to the plea of his afflicted father.
( ) It means to say that he had no doubts in answering the plea of his afflicted father.
( ) It means to say that he had no alternative but to respond to the plea of his afflicted father.
Question 6 – In the passage “[…] the nightingale renounced certain victory and did the will of the afflicted father.”, the word “e” expresses the nightingale's actions:
( ) that oppose.
( ) that add up.
( ) that alternate.
Question 7 – In the excerpt “[…] the little deer was cured in an instant.”, the highlighted expression indicates a circumstance of:
( ) place.
( ) mode.
( ) time.
Question 8 – In "Love and kindness are powerful instruments in favor of good.", the text:
( ) makes an alert.
( ) raises a hypothesis.
( ) exposes a teaching.
Per Denyse Lage Fonseca
Graduated in Languages and specialist in distance education.
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