Portuguese activity, aimed at 8th grade students, aims to study the connecting verb, through the text that answers this question: Why does the sun turn orange at sunset?
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SCHOOL: DATE:
PROF: CLASS:
NAME:
Read:
The sun emits the seven colors of the rainbow and each one of them has a different wave, or size. When the star is on the horizon, that is, at dusk and dawn, the biggest waves (between orange and red) manage to travel through the atmosphere without spreading out. Therefore, both the sun and the sky take on a different color.
And have you ever noticed that, in those moments, the sun seems bigger? It's an optical illusion: when the star is on the horizon, we compare its size to what's around it (like buildings and trees) and it looks bigger.
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Question 1 - The purpose of the text above is:
a) narrate an event.
b) provide an explanation.
c) defend an idea.
d) establish a comparison.
Question 2 - In the passage “Why the Sun stay orange when setting?”, the highlighted connecting verb indicates:
a) a permanent state of the Sun.
b) an apparent state of the Sun.
c) a mutating state of the Sun.
d) a continuity of the state of the Sun.
Question 3 - In "É an optical illusion […]”, the underlined connecting verb expresses:
a) a feature.
b) a way of being.
c) a state.
d) an action.
Question 4 – Register the use of the connecting verb in the segment:
a) “The Sun emits the seven colors of the rainbow and each one of them has a wave […]”
b) “[…] the larger waves (between orange and red) are able to travel through the atmosphere […]”
c) "For this reason, both the sun and the sky take on a different color."
d) “[…] at these times, does the Sun seem bigger?”
Question 5 - Point out the connecting verb that makes up the segment marked in the previous question:
By Denyse Lage Fonseca – Graduated in Languages and specialist in distance education.
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