Analyze the following statements:
I. “Catapulted from” (line 2) can be understood
as “saiu de”.
II. The sentence “Paul has died” (line 3) is in
the simple past.
III. In the expressions “Sea Life Center” (line 5
and 6) and “Germany's World Cup matches”
(lines 7 and 8), the expressions “Sea Life”
and “Germany’s World Cup” are modifiers.
IV. The words “inevitably” and “correctly” are
formed by the suffix –ly, and are adjectives.
Mark the correct alternative:
Analyze the following statements:
I. “Catapulted from” (line 2) can be understood as “saiu de”.
II. The sentence “Paul has died” (line 3) is in the simple past.
III. In the expressions “Sea Life Center” (line 5 and 6) and “Germany's World Cup matches” (lines 7 and 8), the expressions “Sea Life” and “Germany’s World Cup” are modifiers.
IV. The words “inevitably” and “correctly” are formed by the suffix –ly, and are adjectives.
Mark the correct alternative:
Text 1
NEWSWEEK Remembers Paul the Octopus
Less than six months ago, Paul the Octopus
catapulted from a life of obscurity to worldwide
fame. Now, Paul has died, at the ripe old
octopus age of two.
A common octopus living at the Sea Life
Center in Oberhausen, Germany, Paul was able
to correctly predict the winner of all Germany's
World Cup matches. Prior to the matches, Paul
was given two boxes of food, identical except for
the flags of the competing teams. The team
represented on the box Paul chose to eat from
inevitably won the match. His picking prowess
made him an international star.
Here at NEWSWEEK, we were just as taken
with Paul as was the rest of the news media,
and in an attempt to get inside his cephalopodial
head, we sought out prestigious pet psychic
Catherine Ferguson. In honor of Paul, we
present that video yet again. Rest in peace,
Paul the Octopus.
Newsweek, October 28th, 2010
Text 1
NEWSWEEK Remembers Paul the Octopus
Less than six months ago, Paul the Octopus catapulted from a life of obscurity to worldwide fame. Now, Paul has died, at the ripe old octopus age of two.
A common octopus living at the Sea Life Center in Oberhausen, Germany, Paul was able to correctly predict the winner of all Germany's World Cup matches. Prior to the matches, Paul was given two boxes of food, identical except for the flags of the competing teams. The team represented on the box Paul chose to eat from inevitably won the match. His picking prowess made him an international star.
Here at NEWSWEEK, we were just as taken with Paul as was the rest of the news media, and in an attempt to get inside his cephalopodial head, we sought out prestigious pet psychic Catherine Ferguson. In honor of Paul, we present that video yet again. Rest in peace, Paul the Octopus.
Newsweek, October 28th, 2010
