Portuguese Activity: Questions about adjectives

Portuguese activity, aimed at students in the seventh year of elementary school, aims to study the adjectives. Students are called to understand the functioning of adjectives in the construction of a fragment of Quincas Borba, by Machado de Assis.

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Read:

The noise of voices and vehicles woke a beggar sleeping on the steps of the church. The poor devil sat up, saw what it was, then lay down again, but awake, on his stomach, his eyes fixed on the sky. The sky was looking at him too, impassive as he was, but without the beggar's wrinkles, nor the broken shoes, nor the rags, a clear, starry, peaceful, Olympic sky, as it presided over the wedding of Jacob and the suicide of Lucrezia. They looked at each other in a kind of wisdom game, with a certain air of rival and calm majesty, without arrogance or meanness, as if the beggar had said to heaven:

"After all, you won't fall on me."

And the sky:

"Neither will you climb me."

Machado de Assis, “Quincas Borba”.

Questions

Question 1 - The text read is of nature:

( ) didactic

( ) journalist

( ) fictional

Question 2 - Mark the passage that presents the adjectives used by the narrator to characterize the sky:

( ) “[…] but awake, belly up, eyes fixed on the sky.”

( ) “[…] a clear, starry, peaceful, Olympic sky […]”

( ) “[…] with a certain air of rival and calm majesty, without arrogance or lowliness […]”

Question 3 - “[…] with eyes fixed on the sky.”. List adjectives that could take the place of "phytos" in this excerpt:

A:

Question 4 – In the excerpt “The sky was looking at him too, impassive like him, but without the wrinkles of the beggar […]”, the highlighted term plays a role:

( ) adverbial

( ) adjective

( ) noun

Question 5 - The adjectives "rival" and "quiet" refer to:

( ) to the beggar's wrinkles

( ) at the wedding of Jacob

( ) to the majesties

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

At answers are in the link above the header.

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