Activity of text interpretation, addressed to students in the sixth year of elementary school, from the text Friends are for all hours. According to the text, one day, three hunters went camping and started a fire under the hawk tree. With the smoke, a baby hawk coughed and choked, causing the birds to be discovered… The hunters set fire in order to get the hawks out of the nest… Want to know what happened from so? Did the birds manage to save themselves? Are you curious? So be sure to read the text and then answer questions about it!
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Senhor and Senhora Gavião, with their three children, lived in a tree. His best friends were Sara the turtle, Moca the kingfisher, and Leo the lion. They often sang together when they ate a good dinner.
One day, three hunters camped in the forest and made a camp fire under the hawk tree. The smoke made the baby hawk cough and choke, so the hunters noticed the birds and decided to capture them. They stoke the fire to try to get them out of the nest. Senhor and Senhora Gavião left immediately to ask their friends for help. Mocha arrived first.
He slapped the river water, splashing a few drops on the fire to try to slow it down, but the hunters lit it again. Sara was the next to arrive; he dove into the water to get mud and, with it, put out the fire, while the hunters were distracted. Then the hunters began to climb the tree, but just then Leo arrived and gave a mighty roar. The terrified hunters fled, leaving their friends happy for a snack.
“Small Stories about Animals”. Blumenau: Todolivro, 2007. P. 57 .
Question 1 - Who tells the story above?
a) Mr. Gavião.
b) The Lady Hawk.
c) One of the hunters.
d) A narrator-observer.
Question 2 - The narrator, mentioned above, was identified because:
A.
Question 3 - Identify the fact that motivated the story:
a) “Mr and Senhora Gavião, with their three children, lived in a tree.”
b) "They often sang together when they ate a good dinner."
c) “One day, three hunters camped in the forest […]”
d) “[…] three hunters made a camp fire under the hawk tree.”
Question 4 – The climax of the story occurs when the hunters:
a) "they noticed the birds and decided to capture them."
b) "stood the fire to try to get them out of the nest."
c) "were distracted."
d) “[…] began to climb the tree […]”
Question 5 - The friends of Senhor and Senhora Gavião mobilized to put out the fire fanned by the hunters. Relate the action to the friend who performed it, as indicated:
the turtle Sara.
the kingfisher Mocha.
the lion Leo.
( ) “[…] he splashed the water in the river, splashing a few drops on the fire […]”
( ) “[…] he dipped in the water to get clay and, with it, put out the fire […]”
( ) “[…] arrived and gave a mighty roar.”
Question 6 – The story ends when:
A.
Question 7 – The narrator presents an opinion in:
a) “Friends are for all hours”.
b) "His best friends were Sara the turtle, Moca the kingfisher, and Leo the lion."
c) “[…] Leo arrived and gave a mighty roar.”
d) "The hunters, terrified, ran away [...]"
Question 8 – In the excerpt “[…] and decided to capture them.”, the pronoun “los” is in place of:
a) “the hunters”.
b) “the birds”.
c) “Mr. and Ms. Gavião”.
d) “your friends”.
Question 9 – In the passage “The hunters, terrified, ran away, leaving their friends happy to have a snack.”, the highlighted words indicate:
a) actions of the characters in the story.
b) attributes of the characters in the story.
c) ways of being of the characters in the story.
d) states of the characters in the story.
Per Denyse Lage Fonseca – Graduated in Languages and specialist in distance education.
At answers are in the link above the header.
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