Portuguese Activity: Adverb of mood

Portuguese activity, aimed at students in the seventh year of elementary school, aims to study the mode adverb. The challenging questions are based on a text by Fátima Cabral about the social and historical role of games, in the light of Plato.

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Read:

Historically and sociologically, games in general play a very important role: they are essentially revealing elements of civilizing characteristics, that is, through the history of the game we can know a lot about the society in which it is practiced. Philosopher Plato was one of the first to fully recognize the formative and disciplinary value of games. He notes that the rules can only be changed for children up to six years old.

From then on, the rules should remain fixed, unchanged, because if they got used to the changes in the laws of the game, the young people would also want to experiment with changes in the city's laws, which, according to Plato, would be very dangerous for the democracy.

Fatima Cabral.

Questions

Question 1 - The text serves the purpose of:

( ) express an opinion.

( ) give information.

( ) explain something.

Question 2 - In the introduction of the text, the adverbs of mood, "historical" and "sociologically", modify the meaning:

( ) of the verb “have”.

( ) from the adverb “very”.

( ) of the adjective “important”.

Question 3 - The highlighted term plays the role of an adverb in:

( ) “[…] through the history of the game we can know much of the society in which it is practiced.”

( ) “The philosopher Plato was one of the first to recognize fully the formative value […]"

( ) “[…] what, according to Plato, would be much dangerous for democracy.”

Question 4 – Mark the sentence in which the adverb "good" expresses the circumstance in such a way:

( ) This game is very interesting!

( ) Our! That game is really expensive!

( ) He played well.

Question 5 - The adverb, which makes up the prayer, does not indicate the notion of mode in:

( ) He became excessively tired after the match.

( ) The young man clearly explained the rules of the game.

( ) The game was too difficult.

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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