Question

01 - What is the genre of two texts and their functions?
02 - When the expression "couch potato" was used first?
03 - What does the sentence “he seems more like a vegetable than a human being.” express?
04 - The “ couch potato “ and “ gym rat “ definitions are antonyms or synonyms?
05 - Sabemos que, durante essa pandemia, o melhor é ficar seguro em casa .Quais atividades você pode fazer em sua casa para não se tornar um “ couch potato “?

o texto:
A couch potato is a lazy person. If your friend calls you a
couch potato , she's criticizing the amount of
time you spend lying on your couch watching television. Although you can use the expression couch potato to simply mean "idler" or "layabout," it usually refers specifically to someone who watches a whole lot of TV. It was first used by a 1970's comics artist who drew lazy, sedentary characters he called couch potatoes . From there, the phrase became an extremely popular way to talk about someone who's spent so much time in front of the TV that he seems more like a vegetable than a human being.

Answer 1

Resposta:

1) Gender is a criticism. Whose function is to criticize an act, atitude, behavior, among others.

2)By a 1970's comics artist.

3)Expresses that he just stands and watches television and does nothing, stands just like a vegetable.

4)antonyms.

5)Abdominal supra,Exercícios na escada,Dança, Polichinelos, Pular corda, Prancha, corre no próprio lugar, flexões e etc.....

Answer 2

Resposta:

01- Gender is a criticism.

02- It was first used by a 1970s comic book artist who

he drew lazy sedentary characters that he called television addicts.

03- Expresses that he just stands and watches television and does nothing, stands just like a vegetable.

04- Antonyms.

05- Exercícios na escada, pular corda, dançar, etc.

Explicação: