Portuguese Activity: Adjectives and adjective phrases

Portuguese activity, suitable for seventh-year students, aims to study the adjectives and adjective phrases. The proposed questions are based on the text. child, in which Sylvia Orthof narrates her emotion when she won a book by Monteiro Lobato! According to her, “Oh, what a wonderfully wonderful marvel!”. In this sentence, do you know which word works as an adjective? Let's go to the challenge?

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Read:

child

And when we moved to Epitácio Pessoa, facing Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas, I got a book by Monteiro Lobato! Oh, what a wonderfully wonderful marvel!

It was my first book with a history in Portuguese… and my house had a long backyard, like the backyards before… and there I played at being Emilia.

In the backyard, the three mango trees: sword-sleeve, pink-sleeve and carlot-sleeve.

I played with my sleeves on the floor. The manga-carlotinha had a look of Emilia. The imposing pink sleeve was Dona Benta. […] The sword sleeve was my mother, cutting my toy: sword, knife. I hated having to shower and wear my formal dress for dinner! Back then, the kids looked like they were simmering, just for dinner. And my grandmother, Clara, wore imposing black crepe dresses.

ORTHOF, Sylvia. “Open book: confessions of a stage and writing inventor”. 3rd ed. São Paulo: Current, 1996.

Questions 

Question 1 - In the phrase “Oh, what a wonderfully wonderful marvel!”, which word works as an adjective?

( ) "wonderful"

( ) “wonderfully”

( ) "Wonderful"

Question 2 - Rewrite the passage “[…] as the backyards used to be… and there I played at being Emilia.”, replacing the adjective phrase “from before” with the corresponding adjective:

A.

Question 3 - The adjective "imposing" characterizes:

A.

question 4 – In the excerpt “[…] and wear my formal dress for dinner!”, the adjective “formal” is:

( ) compound

( ) derivative

( ) primitive

Question 5 - In the prayer “The manga-carlotinha had a way of Emilia.”, the highlighted adjective phrase expresses an idea of:

( ) possession

( ) origin

( ) quality

By Denyse Lage Fonseca

Graduated in Languages ​​and specialist in distance education.

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