Portuguese Activity: Comma

Portuguese activity, aimed at 8th grade students, aims to study the employment of comma for the indication of the displacement of a prayer. The questions are based on the text. What is the difference between coarse salt and regular salt?

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What is the difference between coarse salt and regular salt?

Refined, or regular, salt and coarse salt are the same substance (sodium chloride). The difference between them is in the treatment they receive after being extracted from nature. One of the processes they go through is slower in coarse salt. Therefore, it has crystals larger than common salt. When eating, the main difference is in the sensation that the larger or smaller pieces cause. Large ones seem to explode in the mouth when used on meat, for example.

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Questions

Question 1 - The text presents the similarity and difference between coarse salt and regular salt. Identify them:

Question 2 - “The big ones seem to explode in the mouth when used on meat […]”. Locate the omitted term in this part of the text:

Question 3 - In the excerpt “One of the processes why pass is slower in coarse salt.”, the highlighted shape could be replaced by:

a) with which

b) by which

c) to which

d) of which

Question 4 – In “The big ones seem to explode in the mouth When are used in meat, for example.”, the underlined word indicates the idea of:

in time

b) mode

c) place

d) condition

Question 5 - Mark the passage where the comma signals the displacement of a sentence:

a) "Refined or normal salt and coarse salt are the same substance (sodium chloride)."

b) "Therefore, it has crystals larger than common salt."

c) “When eating, the main difference is in the feeling that the larger pieces […]”

d) "The big ones seem to explode in the mouth when they are used in meat, for example."

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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