Portuguese activity, aimed at students in the sixth year of elementary school, addresses nouns. Let's analyze them in the text fish out of water? To do so, answer the proposed questions!
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When we think of bats and owls, we soon associate these animals with their nocturnal habits, right? Well, know that the fox bat, which lives in Australia, and the burrowing owl, which lives here in Brazil, swim against this current! The fox bat does everything during the day and keeps it at night just to sleep, while the burrowing owl, although it also has activities at night, does most things during the day.
“Ciência Hoje das Crianças” magazine. Edition 206.
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Question 1 – The words "bats" and "owls" are nouns because:
( ) name beings.
( ) characterize beings.
( ) express actions of beings.
Question 2 – Highlight the following proper nouns:
“Well, know that the fox bat, which lives in Australia, and the burrowing owl, which lives here in Brazil, swim against this current!”
Question 3 – In the text, there are two compound nouns, that is, they have more than one element in their formation. Identify them:
Question 4 – The noun "chain" was used in the text with meaning:
( ) connotative.
( ) denotative.
( ) connotative and denotative.
Question 5 - Watch:
“[…] although there is activities also at night, do most of the things during the day."
The highlighted nouns have in common:
( ) the gender.
( ) the number.
( ) the gender and the number.
By Denyse Lage Fonseca
Graduated in Languages and specialist in distance education.
