Portuguese Activity: Additive conjunctions

Portuguese activity, aimed at eighth grade students, aims to study the additive conjunctions. In the text But what is poetry?, they link terms and prayers! Are we going to answer the proposed questions?

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But what is poetry?

It's a literary art. Poets combine words, tinker with their meaning, work a lot on language, sound and rhythm to make one think, fly in the imagination. Poems may or may not be rhymed and are usually written in verse (the “lines” of the poem). It is even difficult to define poetic writing because, over time, the way of writing poetry has changed a lot. And the themes? Love, friendship and joy are common themes in poetry; but there are also poems that talk about war, unemployment, prejudice and even stomachache… Everything is a reason to poetize, that is, to write verses.

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Questions

Question 1 - One of the following passages presents a conjunction that expresses the idea of ​​addition. Identify it:

( ) “But what is poetry?”

( ) “The poems can be rhymed or not and are usually written in verse […]”

( ) “Love, friendship and joy are common themes in poetry […]”

Question 2 - The additive conjunction, which makes up the passage identified above, links:

( ) terms of a clause that complement each other.

( ) opposing terms of a clause.

( ) complementary prayers.

Question 3 - Mark the passage in which the underlined phrase plays the role of an additive conjunction:

( ) "[…] usually are written in verse (the "lines" of the poem)."

( ) “[…] but also there are poems that talk about war, unemployment […]"

( ) “Everything is a reason to poetize, that is, make verses.”

Question 4 – The term that introduces the phrase "And the themes?" It's:

( ) an additive conjunction.

( ) a word denoting a situation.

( ) a word denoting inclusion.

Question 5 - Look carefully at the sentences. Then point out the one in which the additive conjunction was correctly used:

( ) He does not read poetry or novels.

( ) He doesn't read poetry or novels.

( ) He doesn't read poetry or novels.

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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