a) Why is this story considered a horror tale? b) According to the text match the columns: (1) The face quietly gibbers to Ed. ( ) Constantly (2) The face let Edward sleep without whispers. ( ) Never (3) The evil brother was making trouble for Ed. ( ) Often 4) - Mark T true or F false. Correct the false ones. ( ) Mordrake never had a face behind his head. ( ) Rarely did the other face talk to Ed. ( ) Regularly, They talked each other (Ed and the face). ( ) Occasionally Ed tried to silence his face. 5 - Normally, horror stories are a good way to celebrate 31th October. Complete a escala de frequência criando frases sobre seus conhecimentos sobre histórias assustadoras. Use: Never, Usually, Always, Sometimes, Rarely para organizar a frequência, e sua imaginação para completá-la. Siga o exemplo.
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Resposta:
a) Why is this story considered a horror tale? Edward era considerado assustador por ter duas faces.
b) According to the text match the columns:
(1) The face quietly gibbers to Ed. (3) Constantly
(2) The face let Edward sleep without whispers. (2) Never
(3) The evil brother was making trouble for Ed. (1) Often
4 - Mark T true or F false. Correct the false ones.
(F) Mordrake never had a face behind his head.
(T) Rarely did the other face talk to Ed.
(T) Regularly, They talked each other (Ed and the face).
(F) Occasionally Ed tried to silence his face.
Edward era considerado assustador por ter duas faces.
Explicação:
3) Após ler o texto "Man with two faces", podemos afirmar o seguinte:
a) This story is considered a horror tale because shows a character that haunts Edward Mordrake, saying horrible things to him, laughing on him and taking away his peace. This character is a face on the back of his head, his evil brother, what is already scare.
b) Fazendo a correspondência entre as colunas, temos:
(1) The face quietly gibbers to Ed. (1) Constantly
(2) The face let Edward sleep without whispers. (2) Never
(3) The evil brother was making trouble for Ed. (3) Often
4) Marcando true or false, e corrigindo as falsas, temos:
(F) Mordrake never had a face behind his head.
(F) Rarely did the other face talk to Ed.
(V) Regularly, They talked each other (Ed and the face).
(F) Occasionally Ed tried to silence his face.
5) Resposta pessoal. Seguem sugestões:
- Usually: I usually hear horror stories with danger situations, because they are scare.
- Always: I always hear horror stories with ghosts, beucase they are dead people who are still among us.
- Sometimes: I sometimes hear horror stories with deaths.
- Rarely: I rarely hear horror stories with fairies, because they are usually good.
Para responder essas perguntas é preciso interpretar o texto. Para isso, leia com atenção e paciência, procurando entender o assunto, a ideia principal. Durante a leitura, sublinhe as palavras que não conhece e depois procure a tradução em um dicionário português-inglês.
O texto fala de uma história sobre Edward Mordake, que tinha um irmão gêmeo maligno (uma face atrás de sua cabeça). Ela não parava de susurrar coisas horríveis para ele e nunca o deixava dormir à noite.
Além do texto, vemos os adverbs of frequency. Eles são advérbios que indicam com que frequência algo é feito ou acontece. Vamos à tradução dos utilizados nas questões:
- Constantly = constantemente;
- Never = nunca;
- Often = frequentemente;
- Usually = geralmente;
- Always = sempre;
- Sometimes = as vezes;
- Rarely = raramente;
- Occasionally = ocasionalmente;
- Regularly = regularmente.
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