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Text Interpretation: Who am I?

Portuguese activity, aimed at students in the first or second year of elementary school, with reading and interpretation of the poem by Pedro Bandeira entitled: “Who am I?”.

This Portuguese activity is available for download in an editable Word template; ready to print to PDF, as well as the answered activity.

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  • Word:Text Interpretation: Who am I? – 1st or 2nd year – Editable template
  • PDF:Text Interpretation: Who am I? – 1st or 2nd year – To print
  • Template:Text Interpretation: Who am I? – 1st or 2nd year – With answer

SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Who I am?

I sometimes don't understand!

people have a way

to talk about everyone

that shouldn't be right.

Everywhere I go,

at school, on the street too,

I hear they say,

when talking about someone:

-You know So-and-so,

who arrived from a trip?

-His father is very rich,

have two car garage!

– And Maneco, from the club?

Do you think he's rich too?

must see how horrible

the sneakers he has!

Then I keep thinking

that this is not okay.

People are who they are,

or are they what they have?

I wanted with me

were everything different

If anyone thought about me,

Know that I am a person.

Talk about what I think,

Remember what I say,

Think about what I do,

To know why I shut up!

Because I'm not what I wear.

I am the way I am!

I'm not what I have either.

I really am who I am!

(Pedro Bandeira.words of incantation.Maristela Petrili de Almeida, Pascoal Soto (coord.). São Paulo, Moderna, 2001.)

Questions 

1) Who is the author of the text you read?

A.

2) Where was this text taken from?

A.

3) Complete:

The text "Who am I?" of Pedro Bandeira is a ________. Each line of this text is called ________, and each set of verses is called _____________.

The first and last stanza have _____verses. The second and third stanzas have ______ verses.

4) When reading the text, did you notice a similar sound in the words? Write these words below:

A.

5) Reread the verses below:

“I sometimes don't understand!

people have a way

to talk about everyone

that shouldn't be right”.

How do you think the person speaking in the poem is feeling? Because?

6) Note the dash that starts verses 5,7 and 9. What does it indicate?

a) it indicates the speech of the person speaking in the poem.

b) it indicates the lines of other people who comment on others.

7) Your task now is to find words that sound the same as the words highlighted in the following verses and write them in the blanks. Ask your colleague for help!

a) "People have a way".

b) "I'm really who I I am".

c) "That this is not good".

d) "That arrived from a travel".

e) "remember what I I talk".

f) "to speak at all world.”

8) Who is Pedro Bandeira?

A.

By Rosiane Fernandes Silva- Graduated in Literature and Pedagogy and postgraduated in Special Education

At answers are in the link above the header.

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