Questões BNCC EF07LI17

Why did Ana laugh when she read the city volunteer message? The youth program sent this note to students:

“On Saturday morning, our group will visit the new energy plant outside town. Please wear closed shoes and follow the safety rules during the tour. In the afternoon, we will go to Riverside Park. At 2 p.m., we will plant small native trees near the walking path to create more shade for visitors.”

Ana said, “So… do I bring a helmet to the park?” Another student answered, “The message uses the same word twice, but it doesn’t mean the same thing both times.” Ana reread the note and understood that the meaning changes with the situation described.

Interpret the word “plant” as used in the two sentences from the message. What does it mean in each case?

Waiting for the bus, Jo looked at a new booth near the ticket machines. A sign said: “FASTCHARGE BOOTH — Charge your phone in 20 minutes. Bring your own cable. We charge a small fee if you need to borrow one.”

Jo’s cousin texted: “My battery is almost dead. Can you meet me there? They didn’t charge me last time because I had my own cable.”

Jo checked the screen: 3% battery. He thought about saving money and also getting enough power to message his parents. Before the bus arrived, he decided to stop at the booth and read the sign again to be sure he understood it.

Analyze the text and identify the option that best explains the two meanings of the word “charge” as used in the sign and messages.

Escreva três frases em inglês: (a) uma frase no past simple com um verbo regular em -ed usado com um sentido; (b) outra frase no past simple usando o mesmo verbo com outro sentido (polissêmico); (c) uma frase no past continuous que descreva uma ação em progresso ao mesmo tempo. Depois, explique em inglês como o contexto muda o sentido do verbo.

Choose a polysemous English verb (e.g., 'play') and: a) write two short sentences that show two different meanings; b) name each meaning; c) explain how the context shows the different meanings.

Read the line from an online short story: "The archive hummed with the ghosts of stories we'd never told." Which word in this sentence is used metaphorically to mean 'traces or lingering memories'?

In the sentence: 'Her voice trembled with resolve as she vowed to repair the tattered banner.' What does 'tattered' most closely mean in this context?

A store window in Brazil shows the phrase 'Buy online.' In this instruction, what part of speech is the word 'online'?

Explain the pronunciation difference between the noun 'record' and the verb 'record'.