Portuguese Activity: Voiceovers

Portuguese activity, focused on students in the eighth grade of elementary school, explores the phrases. What is a voiceover? It's the joining of two or more words with the function of one! We will study them in the text that presents us with the book the great art of being happy, by Rubem Alves? So, answer the proposed questions!

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Read:

the great art of being happy

In “The great art of being happy”, Rubem Alves presents us with a selection of touching chronicles about life. The author proposes that each thought be like a new toy, that it gives us joy, amuse us and also makes us think. Many of the chronicles were written based on doubts and suggestions from readers who follow his work and were sent to him through letters, e-mails or phone calls. His unique, deep and metaphorical style is developed in three parts: Things that give joy, Things of love and Things of the soul, each one of them charmingly presents the feelings and situations we've all come across a morning.

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Questions

question 1– In the passage “Many of the chronicles were written from doubts […]”, the highlighted verbal phrase expresses:

( ) an ephemeral fact.

( ) a closed fact.

( ) a fact in progress.

question 2– In the excerpt “[…] and were sent to him through letters, emails or phone calls.”, the verbal phrase refers to the subject:

Question 3 - In the "[…] by means of letters, emails or phone calls.”, the phrase underlined is:

( ) conjunctiva.

( ) prepositional.

( ) noun.

Question 4 - In “Things of love […]”, the adjective expression “of love”:

( ) explains the noun “Things”.

( ) characterizes the noun “Things”.

( ) complements the noun “Things”.

Question 5 - In the segment “[…] each one of them charmingly presents the feelings and situations […]”, the adverbial phrase modifies the meaning of the verb “presents”, indicating:

( ) place.

( ) mode.

( ) time.

Per Denyse Lage Fonseca

Graduated in Languages ​​and specialist in distance education.

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