7°A - Rec. 01 2° Tri.

Bike ride

I rode my bike

As fast as can be

I hit a bump

And skinned my knee

 

Back on the bike

I decided to go

Where I was headed

I did not know.

 

To get some ice cream

Now that would be nice

At only fifty cents

What a great price!

No verso “To get some ice cream”, o significado das palavras em destaque é

• bicicleta.

• sorvete.

• passeio.

• pirulito.

Entende-se desse texto que

• o coelho ganhou a corrida, pois a tartaruga estava amarrada.

• o guaxinim ganhou a corrida, pois o coelho estava amarrado.

• a tartaruga ganhou a corrida, pois o coelho estava amarrado.

• a tartaruga ganhou a corrida, pois o jacaré estava amarrado.

O assunto desse texto é

• dicas de culinária.

• recomendações de leitura.

• exemplos de exercícios físicos.

• sugestões de uma rotina matinal.

The Hodgson family from Texas, USA are probably the most talented family in the country. Thomas is the father of the family. He's 52 years old and he can do everything. He can run for a long time. Every day, he goes running in his neighborhood for 40 minutes. He can also swim very well. He swims for his state's over-50 team! Thomas can't speak any foreign languages, but his wife, Judy, certainly can! She can speak French, Spanish and even Japanese. And she can teach them too. She works at the Pinewood Language Academy.

No trecho “Thomas can't speak any foreign languages”, qual é o efeito de sentido expresso pelo uso do *n't*?

• De afirmação.

• De conclusão.

• De negação.

• De dúvida.

No trecho “When you’re trying to eat *healthy*”, a palavra em destaque significa

• tentando.

• saudável.

• quando.

• comer.

De acordo com o texto, podemos afirmar que o personagem ficou

• feliz por alguém ter trazido donuts.

• triste por ter que ir para o trabalho.

• triste por alguém ter trazido donuts.

• feliz por estar comendo de forma saudável.

No trecho ‘I’m getting out of shape’, a expressão em destaque significa

• fora de forma

• conseguindo

• em forma

• ficando

A finalidade desse texto é

• informar

• anunciar

• instruir

• divertir

Poor Soo-Jun! Everyone is sick! Soo-Jun is at the doctor’s office with her children. Her daughter, Lily, has a bad stomachache. Her sons, Peter and Jack, have earaches and fevers. And her baby, Sunny, has a cough and runny nose. Soo-Jun doesn’t have a fever, and she doesn’t have a stomachache. But she does have a very bad toothache!

De acordo com o texto, podemos afirmar que

• Soo-Jun não está no consultório médico

• Sunny é a filha mais velha de Son-Jun

• Peter e Jack estão com dor de dente

• todos estão doentes

Poor Soo-Jun! Everyone is sick! Soo-Jun is at the doctor’s office with her children. Her daughter, Lily, has a bad stomachache. Her sons, Peter and Jack, have earaches and fevers. And her baby, Sunny, has a cough and runny nose. Soo-Jun doesn’t have a fever, and she doesn’t have a stomachache. But she does have a very bad toothache!

No trecho “Soo-Jun doesn’t have a fever, and she doesn’t have a stomachache”, a palavra em destaque significa

• dor de estômago

• dor de cabeça

• febre

• tosse