Portuguese Activity: Questions about the subject

Portuguese activity, aimed at 9th grade students, aims to study the subject, through the text Pollution – Man is the great villain.

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Pollution

man is the great villain

Look at this sad thing: man is the only living being that destroys the environment in which he lives. No other inhabitant on the planet pollutes the air, contaminates the water, devastates forests...

Cities are the work and housing centers for most people in the world. Some even have millions of inhabitants! To supply and shelter this world of people, we consume energy, exploit many natural resources and produce a lot of garbage.

That's where the problem lies. Man's action is dangerous because it is done in large proportions. The smoke from industries, fires and cars in big cities fill the sky with toxic gases. Untreated sewage and waste produced by industries and by millions of people contaminate water and soil.

Juliana Dapieve. Available in:. (Fragment).

Questions

Question 1 - Identify the subject that makes up the second sentence of the text. Then highlight the subject's core:

Question 2 - “Some even have millions of inhabitants!”. Locate the omitted term in the subject of this sentence:

Question 3 - The subject is hidden in the passage:

a) “Man is the great villain”.

b) "Cities are the work and housing centers of most people in the world."

c) “[…] we exploit a lot of natural resources and produce a lot of garbage.” 

d) "That's where the problem lies."

Question 4 – Taking into account the subject of the sentence, the verb must be singular in:

a) "Cities are the work and housing centers of most people in the world."

b) "Some even have millions of inhabitants!"

c) “The smoke from industries, fires and cars in large cities fills […]”

d) “[…] we exploit a lot of natural resources and produce a lot of garbage.” 

Question 5 - Transcribe the period of the text in which the use of the compound subject is registered:

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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