Portuguese Activity: Relative Pronouns

Portuguese activity, aimed at eighth grade students, addresses the relative pronouns. As the name suggests, these pronouns perform the function of returning to previous elements, ensuring textual cohesion! Let's study them in the text São Luís, national capital of Bumba meu boi? So, answer the proposed questions!

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São Luís, national capital of Bumba meu boi

This two-hundred-year-old tradition is a game that mixes indigenous legends, dance and music, as well as a neat and shiny outfit. During the June season, hundreds of groups reign in the fairs throughout Maranhão, but it is in capital, São Luís, that the party takes the shape of a true spectacle, being among the most popular of the Brazil.

There are more than a hundred battalions of bumba meu boi that go out through the streets of the city, in the largest folklore event in Maranhão. It is quite different from other regions of the country, where the triangle and accordion dominate the beat of the parties.

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Questions

Question 1 - Carefully review the first paragraph of the text. Then identify the referent of the relative pronoun "that":

( ) “This tradition”.

( ) "a joke".

( ) “a neat and shiny outfit”.

Question 2 - In the passage “There are more than one hundred bumba my ox battalions that go out through the city streets […]”, the “what” is:

( ) a relative pronoun.

( ) an integral conjunction.

( ) an adverb of intensity.

Question 3 - Underline the relative pronoun that makes up this excerpt:

"It's very different from other regions of the country, where the triangle and accordion dominate the beat of the parties."

Question 4 – In the excerpt above, the relative pronoun indicates:

( ) place

( ) possession

( ) time

Question 5 - It can be said that the relative pronoun underlined above:

( ) does not vary.

( ) varies in gender.

( ) varies in number.

Per Denyse Lage Fonseca

Graduated in Languages ​​and specialist in distance education.

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