ACTIVITY TIPS ON COMPARISON

We selected some activities about comparison. Teachers can take these tips and apply them in the classroom. So, we wish all teachers a good class!

Read this text that tells us about the book “Flies and other memories”:

“Flies and other memories” is a production by author and illustrator Eve Ferretti, in partnership with writer Fabíola Werlang. The texts and images gathered there present apparently eccentric and complex situations seen in a subtle way, as a child looks at. The relationship between the written narrative and the one illustrated here is established as a game: while the text tells a apparently normal situation in the character's life, the illustration reveals the eccentric face of the character character. Inspired by the productions of Edward Lear and Lewis Carroll, “Flies and Other Memories” is an intriguing book, as well as the children's gaze on the diverse realities they face. His narrative does not develop in an attempt to clarify and alleviate the 'strangeness' of the world, but communicates these eccentricities with the same unpretentiousness with which they put themselves for the protagonist in their experiences.

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Question 1 - An opinion about the book is registered in:

a) “Flies and other memories” is a production by author and illustrator Eve Ferretti […]”

b) "The texts and images gathered there present apparently eccentric situations [...]"

c) "The relationship between the written narrative and the one illustrated here is established as a game […]"

d) “[…] “Flies and other memories” is an intriguing book […]”

Question 2 – Check the alternative that does not have a comparison:

a) "The texts and images gathered there present apparently eccentric situations [...]"

b) "The relationship between the written narrative and the one illustrated here is established as a game [...]"

c) “Flies and other memories” is an intriguing book, as well as the eyes of children […]”

d) “[…] communicates these eccentricities with the same unpretentiousness with which they […]”

Question 3 - In the excerpt “[…] with which they come across.”, the relative pronoun underlined resumes:

a) the different realities.

b) the strangeness of the world.

c) these eccentricities.

d) their experiences.