Portuguese activity, focused on students in the ninth year of elementary school, addresses Indefinite Pronouns. How about analyzing them in the text The trash? For this, answer the proposed questions!
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Everything that results from our domestic, commercial, industrial and hospital activities and is no longer used receives the generic title of garbage. Although defined as dirt, filth, useless, old, worthless things, not everything that looks like garbage needs to be thrown away.
The best alternative for reducing waste is to reduce consumption: if we buy less, industries produce less and the result of all this is… Less waste, too!
In Brazil, there are agreements and laws for the correct disposal of different types of garbage, but in some cities, garbage is still deposited in the open. We are talking about dumps, that is, the dumping of large amounts of all types of waste, without any treatment, onto the ground.
“Ciência Hoje das Crianças” magazine. Edition 261.
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Question 1 – In the passage “All that results from our domestic activities […]”, there is an indefinite pronoun. Tick it:
( ) "Everything".
( ) "that one".
( ) "our".
Question 2 – The indefinite pronoun noted above is:
( ) invariable.
( ) variable in gender.
( ) variable in number.
Question 3 – In the excerpt “Less garbage, too!”, the word “Less” is:
( ) substantive.
( ) indefinite pronoun.
( ) adverb of intensity.
Question 4 – Highlight the indefinite pronoun in the period below:
“In Brazil, there are agreements and laws for the correct disposal of different types of garbage, but in some cities, garbage is still deposited in the open.”
Question 5 - Cite an indefinite pronoun that could take the place of what was used in the segment “[…] without any treatment, on the ground.”:
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