Portuguese activity: Prepositions

Portuguese activity, focused on students in the ninth year of elementary school, addresses prepositions. We will analyze them in the text that presents us with the book Journey inside the brain? Then answer the proposed questions!

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Read:

“A Journey Inside the Brain”

Arthur was about to turn ten years old and asked for something as a gift that at first seemed impossible. He wanted to take a ________ trip to see a new place: the human brain! With the help of his aunt Tati, who is a neurologist, Arthur will learn how the brain works and how important it is for the functioning of our body. In

Journey inside the brain, by Daniel Martins de Barros, columnist for Estadão, the reader will learn what neurons are and how they work, what are the areas of the brain and what each of them is responsible for, why it is sometimes difficult to do some movements while blindfolded, and very most.

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Questions

Question 1 - In the segment “Arthur was about to turn ten […]”, the term “a” is:

( ) preposition.

( ) definite article.

( ) personal pronoun.

Question 2 – In the passage “[…] asked as a gift something that at first seemed impossible.”, there is a preposition. Inform her:

Question 3 – Watch:

“He wanted to take a trip ________ to see a new place […]”

Identify the preposition that fills the space above:

( ) "in".

( ) "per".

( ) "for".

Question 4 – Underline the following preposition:

“[…] because sometimes it is difficult to make some movements blindfolded […]”

Question 5 – The underlined preposition above indicates:

( ) mode.

( ) cause.

( ) company.

By Denyse Lage Fonseca
Graduated in Letters and specialist in distance education.