Portuguese Activity: Relative Pronouns

Portuguese activity, suitable for ninth grade students, addresses the relative pronouns. One of them usually generates many doubts… Should I say “whose” or “whose the”? Are we going to learn how to use this and other relative pronouns correctly? Then answer the questions based on the text. The Song of the Nile!

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Read:

The Song of the Nile

Hail, O Nile! O you who have manifested yourself on this land and who come in peace to give life to Egypt. Everywhere you water the land, god of grain, lord of fish, breeder of wheat, grower of barley… As soon as he rises, the earth cries out for joy, every belly rejoices, every back shakes with laughter and every tooth grinds. He brings the delicious provisions, creates all good things (…). Stones or statues are not carved in his honor, or mysterious words spoken for his enchantment, the place where he is is not known. However, you rule like a king _________ decrees are established throughout the land.

ISAAC, Jules. “Universal History: East and Greece”. São Paulo, Mestre Jou, 1964. P. 38.

Questions

Question 1 - Identify, by means of a dash, the relative pronoun that makes up this fragment:

“[…] and that you come in peace to give life to Egypt.”

Question 2 - The relative pronoun, identified in the previous question, has as its reference:

( ) "Nile"

( ) "you"

( ) “this land”

Question 3 - In “[…] the place where he is is not known.”, a pronoun is relative. Point it out:

( ) "if"

( ) "Where"

( ) "he"

Question 4 – Check the alternative in which the relative pronoun was correctly used:

( ) “Yet you rule like a king whose decrees are established by the whole earth.”

( ) "Yet you rule like a king whose decrees are established by the whole earth."

( ) "Yet you rule like a king whose decrees are established for the whole earth."

Question 5 - The relative pronoun, which completes the space indicated in the text, expresses the relationship of:

( ) place

( ) time

( ) possession

Question 6 – In the phrase “As soon as he rises […]”, the “what” is a relative pronoun? Explain:

A.

Per Denyse Lage Fonseca – Graduated in Languages ​​and specialist in distance education.

At answers are in the link above the header.

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