Text interpretation activity, aimed at students in the third year of elementary school, with questions about the text: Circo da savanna.
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SCHOOL: DATE:
PROF: CLASS:
NAME:
A circus has set up in the savannah. Adults and children stare in wonder at the large yellow and red canvas. Waiting for the numbers of Mimi, the trapeze artist, Leo, the magic bear, and Zuzu, the clown chimpanzee.
Eli the little elephant would like to be in the show. I would like to be a tightrope walker! When he talks about this dream, his friends make fun of him:
– How could an elephant keep its balance on a string?
But, Eli doesn't give up. On opening night, all the animals gather under the big canvas. Mr. Leal announces:
– And under your applause, I ask you to welcome Eli, the first tightrope walker!
And Eli appears: With four legs aligned, ears erect and trunk extended forward, advancing proudly on an invisible thread.
A thunder of applause rewards him: Eli is actually the first elephant to go light!
1) What is the title of the text?
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2) Where was the circus installed?
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3) How do children and adults react?
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4) Who do you expect the numbers from?
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5) Who is Eli and why do friends mock him?
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6) What happens on opening night?
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7) How does the audience react to seeing Eli under the invisible thread?
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By Camila Farias
At answers are in the link above the header.
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