Portuguese activity, focused on students in the seventh year of elementary school, explores accented oxytones. Let's analyze them in the text Science Square? To do so, answer the proposed questions!
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You know that little square with swing and slide near your house? Imagine if there, in addition to playing, you could learn things about balance, speed, rotational movements, sunbeams and much more? Wouldn't that be fun? Know that Praça da Ciência, in Vitória, decided to combine learning and fun in the same place and planned several fun toys that, at the same time, teach. One of the attractions is a giant stubborn jack-o'-lantern – also known as the silly john – in which up to six children can swing at a time.
Magazine “Science Today for Children”. Edition 204.
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Question 1 - Mark the passage in which the underlined accented word is oxytone:
( ) “[…] learn things about balance, speed, rotational movements […]”
( ) “Know that Praça da Science, in Vitória, decided to join learning [...]”
( ) “[…] giant, on which they can swing until six kids at a time.”
Question 2 – In the passage marked above, the word oxytone is accented because:
( ) ends in “a”.
( ) ends in “e”
( ) ends in “o”
Question 3 – Point out another word from the text that follows the rule identified in the previous question:
( ) "you".
( ) "Victory".
( ) "many".
Question 4 – Watch:
“One of the attractions is a stubborn jackhammer – also known as a bobo jack […]”
In this segment, there is an accented oxytone word. Locate it:
Question 5 - Inform the reason for the accentuation of the previously located word:
By Denyse Lage Fonseca
Graduated in Letters and specialist in distance education.
