Portuguese activity: Bet

Portuguese activity, focused on students in the ninth grade of elementary school, addresses I bet. What is its function in the communicative context? Let's learn? To do this, answer the questions based on the text that presents the film. Cinderella in Paris!

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SCHOOL: DATE:

PROF: CLASS:

NAME:

Read:

“Cinderella in Paris”

A famous fashion photographer, Dick Avery, works for Quality Magazine, a highly regarded women's magazine. He complies with the determinations of the magazine's editor, Maggie Prescott, who is not satisfied with the latest results and tries to find a "new face". Dick finds him in Jo Stockton, a clerk at a bookstore in Greenwich Village where a photo shoot had recently taken place. After some resistance, Maggie accepts Jo as the model that will go to Paris to photograph and be the symbol of Quality. Jo only agrees because there she can meet Emile Flostre, an intellectual whose ideas she idolizes. However, when they arrive in Paris, things don't go as planned.

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Questions

Question 1 – In the passage “A famous fashion photographer, dick avery, works for Quality Magazine […]”, the highlighted excerpt works as I bet because:

( ) call somebody.

( ) introduce someone.

( ) characterizes someone.

Question 2 – The core of the bet referring to “Quality Magazine” is:

( ) “conceptualized”.

( ) "magazine".

( ) “feminine”.

Question 3 – Highlight the following bet:

“It complies with the directives of the magazine's editor, Maggie Prescott, who is not satisfied with the latest results and is trying to find a 'new face'.”

Question 4 – In “Dick finds it in Jo Stockton, a bookstore clerk […]”, the comma:

( ) separates a bet.

( ) separates a vocative.

( ) separates an adverbial adjunct.

Question 5 – Identify the passage that contains an appositive:

( ) “[…] Maggie accepts Jo as the model who will go to Paris […]”

( ) “[…] because there she could meet Emile Flostre, an intellectual whose ideas she idolizes.”

( ) “However, when they arrive in Paris, things do not go as planned.”

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