Portuguese Activity: Interrogative Pronouns

Portuguese activity, recommended to eighth grade students, on the interrogative pronouns. Are we going to study those terms that make up the questions? So, answer the proposed questions based on the text that the book presents to us. Message for you, written by Ana Maria Machado!

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Read:

Message for you

Soninha, Zé Miguel, Mateus, Fabiana and Guilherme should be happy: their work on history about Egypt was chosen as the best in their class. But actually they have the flea behind their ear. No one in the group researched the intellectual importance of Queen Nefertiti – just the part most praised by the professor. How then did this end up in the text?

Stranger still are the messages they started to receive. On the computer, on the cell phone and even in rap form! What connection is there between these messages? And why do they sound like a distress call? _________ is behind this? A hacker? A learned joker? Or was it really something more fantastic? The investigation will reveal much more than they realize…

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Questions

Question 1 - The term "that" is an interrogative pronoun in the passage:

( ) "Weirder still are the messages they started to receive."

( ) "What connection is there between these messages?"

( ) “The investigation will reveal much more than they imagine…”

Question 2 - The space marked in the text must be filled with an interrogative pronoun. Tick ​​it:

( ) "Who"

( ) "What"

( ) "Which"

Question 3 - In the segment "Like so this ended up in the text?”, the highlighted term is:

( ) an interrogative pronoun

( ) an interrogative adverb

( ) a causal subordinate conjunction

Question 4 – Point out the sentence where the underlined word is an interrogative pronoun:

( ) How many messages did they receive?

( ) How much confusion, huh?

( ) Do you know how much like suspense stories?

Question 5 - It can be said that the interrogative pronoun refers, inaccurately, to:

( ) 1st person of the speech.

( ) 2nd person of the speech.

( ) 3rd person of the speech.

By Denyse Lage Fonseca – Graduated in Languages ​​and specialist in distance education.

At answers are in the link above the header.

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