Portuguese activity, aimed at 8th grade students, proposes the study of infinitive, taking the text as a reference the filter of dreams.
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by Elia Macedo
Sending the bad things away and charging the places with good energy is the function of the filter of dreams. If hung in cribs, they keep children's nightmares away. In windows or in illuminated places, light penetrates the filter and there happens the filtering of energies and dreams, good or bad.
The history of the dream filter is quite old, it is a typical amulet of North American Indian culture, with the power to purify energies. It has other names, such as "dream chaser", "nightmares scare" or "dream catcher". The name derives from the original,
The first dream filters come from the “Ojibwa” tribe, from the great lakes of North America. Its members believed that one of the main missions of human beings was to decipher dreams, as they were the ones who taught about nature, the universe and life.
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Question 1 - Check the segment that has verbs in the infinitive:
a) "Send the bad things away and charge the places of good energy [...]"
b) "If hung in cribs, they keep children's nightmares away."
c) “The history of the filter of dreams is quite old […]”
d) "The name derives from the original, dreamcatcher, from English."
Question 2 - In the excerpt “[…] because they were they that taught about nature, the universe and life.”, the highlighted pronoun replaces:
a) the first filters of dreams.
b) great lakes in North America.
c) members of the “Ojibwa” tribe.
d) dreams.
Question 3 - In all passages, the comma indicates an enumeration, except in:
a) "In windows or in illuminated places, light penetrates the filter and happens there [...]"
b) “[…] the filtering of energies and dreams, good or bad.”
c) “[…] as a 'dream catcher', 'scatters nightmares' or 'dream catcher'.
d) “[…] because they were the ones who taught about nature, the universe and life.”
Question 4 – "The story of the filter of dreams is quite old […]". The underlined word is a:
( ) adjective
( ) adverb
( ) pronoun
By Denyse Lage Fonseca
Graduated in Languages and specialist in distance education.
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