Education for all people
Close
Menu

Navigation

  • 1 Year
  • 5th Year
  • Literatures
  • Portuguese Language
  • English
    • Russian
    • English
    • Arabic
    • Bulgarian
    • Croatian
    • Czech
    • Danish
    • Dutch
    • Estonian
    • Finnish
    • French
    • Georgian
    • German
    • Greek
    • Hebrew
    • Hindi
    • Hungarian
    • Indonesian
    • Italian
    • Japanese
    • Korean
    • Latvian
    • Lithuanian
    • Norwegian
    • Polish
    • Romanian
    • Serbian
    • Slovak
    • Slovenian
    • Spanish
    • Swedish
    • Thai
    • Turkish
    • Ukrainian
    • Persian
Close

Text Interpretation: Wanted

Text interpretation activity proposed to students in the fifth or sixth year of elementary school, the text used in this activity is “Search-se”.

You can download this Portuguese activity in an editable Word template, ready to print in PDF and also the answered activity.

Download this activity from:

  • Word: Text Interpretation: Wanted - 5th or 6th year - Editable template
  • PDF: Text Interpretation: Wanted – 5th or 6th grade – Ready to print
  • Template: Text interpretation: Wanted - 5th or 6th grade - With answer

SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

WANTED!

Hummingbirds or hummingbirds are among the smallest birds in the world and are the only ones capable of staying in the same place, like a helicopter, or of flying backwards. To do this, however, their little wings need to move very quickly, which takes a lot of energy. Thus, they need to eat a lot, and some species can eat up to eight times their own weight in a single day. Wow!

The canela-tail-balancing is a small hummingbird that weighs just nine grams and only exists in Brazil. He has a greenish back and cinnamon lower body, with a darker tone in his throat. The tail feathers, in turn, are bronze in color and have white tips. The bird also has a thin white stripe above and below its eyes.

Like other hummingbirds, the cinnamon-tail rocker usually feeds on small insects, spiders and nectar (a sweet liquid produced by flowers). To suck it, these birds have a double-tipped tongue that forms two small straws.

It is common for hummingbirds to have the pollen grains from the flowers stuck to the feathers and beak after sucking the nectar. So they end up taking them from one flower to another as they go their way. As flowers need pollen to produce seeds, hummingbirds unintentionally help them to grow. make this transport and end up benefiting too: after all, the nectar of flowers is one of their foods.

Hummingbirds see very well, and many flowers have bright colors, such as red or orange, to attract your attention. Although very small, these birds are very brave and know how to defend their resources, such as the flowers they use to feed. Thus, some males may even drive females out of their own species if they get close to the food. In the struggle for survival there seems to be no room for kindness: males and females usually only get together at the time of reproduction.

The cinnamon-tail rocker lays its eggs from September to February and hatches them for 15 days. The female is the one who builds the nest and also takes care of the chicks for almost a month after birth so that they can survive on their own.

The small scale-tail-cinnamon is threatened with extinction due to the destruction of the environment where it lives, in other words, its habitat. The forests that serve as home to this bird are being rapidly destroyed for the creation of animals, the cultivation of food, the installation of industries and the growth of cities. Therefore, we need to preserve them so that this beautiful hummingbird does not disappear forever.

Fonseca, Lorena c.n; Alves, Maria Alice. Wanted! Science today for children, Rio de Janeiro, n.159, jul. 2005.

Questions

1) What is the title of the text?

A:

2) Who is the author of the text?

A:

3) How many paragraphs are there in the text?

A:

4) What is the main theme of the text?

A:

5) How does the hummingbird fly?

A:

6) What do hummingbirds feed on?

A:

7) How do hummingbirds help plants?

A:

8) What species is this text about?

A:

9) When is the reproduction period of this species of hummingbird?

A:

10) What is the danger that this species is suffering? It's because?

A:

For ACCESS

At answers are in the link above the header.

Ezoicreport this ad
5th year6th yeartext interpretation activity 5th or 6th yearPortuguese language activity 5th or 6th yearPortuguese activity 5th or 6th yeartext interpretation exercise 5th or 6th yearPortuguese language exercise 5th or 6th yearpracticing Portuguese 5th or 6th yearText interpretation with answerstext interpretation to printtext interpretation soughttext search
Portuguese activity: Adverbs
Portuguese activity: Adverbs
on Aug 31, 2023
Text interpretation: The rare singer of the fields
Text interpretation: The rare singer of the fields
on Aug 31, 2023
Portuguese activity: Pronouns
Portuguese activity: Pronouns
on Aug 31, 2023
1 Year5th YearLiteraturesPortuguese LanguageMind Map FungiMind Map ProteinsMathMaternal IiMatterEnvironmentLabor MarketMythology6 YearMoldsChristmasNewsNews EnemNumericalWords With CParlendasSharing AfricaThinkersLesson Plans6th YearPoliticsPortugueseRecent Posts Previous PostsSpringFirst World WarMain
  • 1 Year
  • 5th Year
  • Literatures
  • Portuguese Language
  • Mind Map Fungi
  • Mind Map Proteins
  • Math
  • Maternal Ii
  • Matter
  • Environment
  • Labor Market
  • Mythology
  • 6 Year
  • Molds
  • Christmas
  • News
  • News Enem
  • Numerical
Privacy
© Copyright Education for all people 2025