Portuguese Activity: Single subject

Portuguese activity, aimed at students in the eighth year of elementary school, aims to study the simple guy. When does he rank that way? Let's learn? To do so, answer the questions based on the text. Understand this phenomenon better! What phenomenon does the text refer to? Find it out!

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Read:

Understand this phenomenon better

First the sky gets really dark and it starts to rain. Then comes a very strong flash, followed by a huge noise. And we take the biggest fright! The name of this powerful and sometimes frightening phenomenon is lightning. The beam is born in large, dark clouds that have a smooth underside. They are known as cumulus nimbus and are quite tall, between 2 and 18 kilometers off the ground. When they are filled with water droplets and small pieces of ice, big storms fall. With the wind the ice stones hit each other. This agitation creates particles of electricity in the cloud.

MOIOLI, Julia. “Recreio Magazine”. n.411. January/2008. (Fragment).

Questions

question 1– Highlight the verb that makes up this passage of the text:

“First the sky gets very dark […]”

The underlined verb connects to the simple subject a predicative, which expresses:

( ) a state.

( ) a way of being.

( ) a feature.

question 2– In the excerpt “And we're terrified!”, the simple subject was used:

( ) in a cultured language.

( ) in a regional language.

( ) in an informal language.

question 3– In the period “The name of this powerful and sometimes frightening phenomenon is lightning.”, the simple subject is:

( ) “The name of this phenomenon”.

( ) “powerful and sometimes scary”.

( ) "lightning".

question 4– In the part “They are known as cumulonimbus […]”, the simple subject resumes:

 A.

question 5– In the sentence “[…] great storms fall.”, the subject of the verb “fall” is:

( ) hidden.

( ) simple.

( ) composite.

Per Denyse Lage Fonseca

Graduated in Languages ​​and specialist in distance education.

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