Portuguese activity, suitable for students in the ninth year of elementary school, explores the adnominal deputy. It is that term that performs the syntactic function of characterizing or determining nouns! Let's study them in the text National Day of the Atlantic Forest? So, get to work!
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The National Day of the Atlantic Forest is celebrated on May 27th. This day was created thinking about protecting what was left of what was once a great Brazilian forest.
In the past, the Atlantic Forest occupied a large extension of Brazil, reaching 17 Brazilian states. Today, only 7% of the Atlantic Forest area is still preserved.
Even with so much devastation, the Atlantic Forest is a great biodiversity reserve in the world. There are 20 thousand plant species, 849 birds, 370 amphibians, 200 reptiles, 270 mammals and 350 fish species, according to the Sustainable Cities program. So it's really worth preserving this treasure of ours, isn't it?
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Question 1 - In the sentence “That day was created […]”, a term plays the role of an adnominal adjunct. Tick it:
( ) "That"
( ) "morning"
( ) "was raised"
Question 2 - In the passage “[…] the Atlantic Forest occupied a large extension of Brazil […]", the detached adjunct expresses:
( ) quality
( ) characteristic
( ) origin
Question 3 - In the sentence “[…] the Atlantic Forest is a great biodiversity reserve in the world […]”, the adjunct “a”:
( ) characterizes the noun “Atlantic Forest”.
( ) determines the noun “Atlantic Forest”.
( ) complements the noun “Atlantic Forest”.
Question 4 – In the excerpt “[…] 350 species of fish […]”, the numeral “350” is an adnominal adjunct. Write it out in full:
A.
Question 5 - Check the sentence where the underlined term is an adnominal adjunct:
( ) "Even with so much devastation […]"
( ) “Then it's worth much the penalty […]"
By Denyse Lage Fonseca – Graduated in Languages and specialist in distance education.
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