Text Interpretation: Did You Know Wolverine Exists

Activity of text interpretation, aimed at students in the sixth year of elementary school, about the real wolverine. Ever hear of him? It's not that mutant from the movie, ok? The text introduces us to the greed greed, animal that inspired the creation of the movie's character! Are you curious to meet him? so read the text Did you know Wolverine exists? Afterwards, be sure to answer the various interpretative questions proposed! Come on?

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Did you know Wolverine exists?

Sharp nose, a lot of strength, a quarrelsome temperament and powerful claws. Any resemblance to a famous mutant is no coincidence. We're really talking about Wolverine! But, this one is not in comics, on movie screens, in speech and does not enchant the girls. For scientists, he is the

greed greed, mammal of the mustelid family – a relative of the otters and the giant otter – and owner of the characteristics that inspired the creation of the fictional hero.

greed greed it is popularly known as wolverine, glutton or Wolverine. It is an animal found in the northern hemisphere, both in America and on the European continent. It has a thick layer of brown fur, which protects it from the cold and snow. Visibly strong, it measures about forty centimeters in height and weighs up to thirty kilos.

The real Wolverine, like the mutant hero, is also of few friends, loves a fight, and is very brave. He can chase away foxes and wolves from animal carcasses, a dish that is on his menu. Also, he likes to eat poultry eggs and fruits. Your claws are not from adamantium – the metallic alloy invented for the fictional Wolverine – but they are extremely powerful, used with great skill to dig holes in the ground in search of rodents and to build shelters.

Tireless like the hero, the real Wolverine is also a wanderer. Sometimes, he walks up to fifteen kilometers without resting, and after many months he may move almost 400 kilometers away from the place where he was born.

Real wolverines, like the famous one, aren't very sociable, but they like to date. However, in real life, males only stay with females in the reproductive season, to have the offspring safely. Among males there is no tolerance. They don't share the same space.

The Wolverine we find in the wild is accused of attacking domestic animals such as sheep. Therefore, it is usually the target of hunters who are unhappy with their practice and who make a coat out of their skin.

Now, when someone comes to tell you that they saw Wolverine live and in color, you can ask if it was in a zoo!

Rodrigo Hirata Willemart. “Ciência Hoje das Crianças” magazine. Edition 211, p. 18. Available in: .

Questions

Question 1 - In the passage “But this is not in comics, on movie screens, in speech and does not enchant the young girls.”, the author of the text refers:

Question 2 - Identify the passage where the author exposes a real Wolverine habit:

( ) “He has a thick layer of brown fur […]”

( ) “Visibly strong, measures about forty centimeters in height […]”

() "Besides, he likes to eat poultry eggs and fruits."

Question 3 - In “[…] that protects you from the cold and snow.”, the word “o”:

( ) resumes the greed greed.

( ) presents the greed greed.

( ) characterizes the greed greed.

Question 4 – In the following fragment, the author draws a comparison between the real Wolverine and the mutant hero. Underline the word that explains this comparison:

“The real Wolverine, like the mutant hero, is also one of few friends […]”

Question 5 - The excerpt "a dish on your menu" resumes:

( ) "foxes"

( ) "wolves"

( ) "animal carcasses"

Question 6 – In the prayer “[…] they are extremely potent […]”, the highlighted term:

( ) defines a characteristic of the real Wolverine's claws.

( ) enhances a characteristic of the real Wolverine's claws.

( ) specifies a characteristic of the real Wolverine's claws.

Question 7 – In "Sometimes, walks up to fifteen kilometers […]”, the underlined part points to:

( ) a sudden fact in the life of the real Wolverine.

( ) a constant fact in the life of the real Wolverine.

( ) a sporadic fact in the life of the real Wolverine.

Question 8 – In the sentence “For this reason, it is usually the target of hunters who are unhappy with their practice […]”, which practice of the real Wolverine does the text refer to?

Per Denyse Lage Fonseca

Graduated in Languages ​​and specialist in distance education.

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