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139 3. In your notebook, choose the correct option about the text. a. It is a biography of Leonardo da Vinci, that is, a text with information about the artist’s life. X b. It is part of Leonardo da Vinci’s diary, that is, a text written by the artist containing his thoughts and refl ections. 4. Scan the text to fi nd the following information about Leonardo da Vinci. Write the answers in your notebook. a. Place where he was born. b. Name of two of his famous paintings. c. Skills he learned when he was a teenager. d. Areas of science he studied. e. His age when he died. 5. In your notebook, choose the appropriate alternative to answer the questions. I. What cultural and artistic movement did Da Vinci belong to? a. Baroque b. Modernism c. Renaissance II. Which of the fi ve human senses did he consider the most important? a. sight X b. touch c. hearing 3. No Manual do Professor, você encontra informações sobre a condução desta atividade. Anchiano, Tuscany, Italy The Last Supper and Mona Lisa. Metalworking, leather arts, carpentry, drawing, painting and sculpting. Anatomy, botany, geology, zoology, hydraulics, aeronautics and physics. 67 X Os cinco sentidos humanos, em inglês, são: sight (visão), smell (olfato), hearing (audição), taste (paladar) e touch (tato). [...] Like many leaders of Renaissance humanism, Da Vinci did not see a divide between science and art. He viewed the two as intertwined disciplines rather than separate ones. He believed studying science made him a better artist. [...] Da Vinci’s Study of Anatomy and Science Da Vinci thought sight was humankind’s most important sense and eyes the most important organ, and he stressed the importance of saper vedere, or “knowing how to see”. He believed in the accumulation of direct knowledge and facts through observation. [...] Da Vinci began to study anatomy seriously and dissect human and animal bodies during the 1480s. [...] In addition to his anatomical investigations, Da Vinci studied botany, geology, zoology, hydraulics, aeronautics and physics. [...] How Did Leonardo da Vinci Die? [...] Da Vinci died of a stroke on May 2, 1519, at the age of 67. [...] LEONARDO da Vinci Biography. The Biography.com. Available at: https://www.biography.com/artist/leonardo-da-vinci. Accessed on: Apr. 14, 2020. VU_INGLES_Amadeu_g21Sa_135a148_U9_LA.indd 139VU_INGLES_Amadeu_g21Sa_135a148_U9_LA.indd 139 01/09/2020 11:5201/09/2020 11:52 a. Complete the statements with the appropriate words. • The forms of the verb to be in the Simple Past are and . We use when the subject is I, he, she, it. We use when the subject is we, you, they. was; were; was; were 140 6. The words below are from the text. In your notebook, match them to their meanings in Portuguese. a. apprenticeship (l. 15) b. sketches (l. 20) c. resemble (l. 20) d. intertwine (l. 22) I. parecer-se com, assemelhar-se a II. aprendizado; estágio III. esboços, rascunhos IV. interligar 7. In your notebook, check if the statements are true (T) or false (F). Find an excerpt from the text to justify your answers. a. Da Vinci went to university to study engineering. F b. He learned many skills from the artist Andrea del Verrocchio in Florence. T c. He invented the helicopter. F d. He believed that science and art were connected. T e. He believed that, by observation, people were capable of accumulating knowledge and facts. T After You Read 8. Discuss in small groups. a. Why do you think Leonardo da Vinci is considered a “man ahead of his time”? b. According to his biography, Da Vinci had a curious mind. Do you think you have a curious mind? Are you curious about learning how things work? Which ones, for example? Language Study Simple Past – Verb to be 1. Read the sentences below from the text on pages 138 and 139. Then use your notebook to complete the rules about the Simple Past of the verb to be. Leonardo da Vinci was a Renaissance artist and engineer [...]. [...] his artistic talents were evident from an early age. 6. Lembre aos estudantes de usar a estratégia de inferência do signifi cado de palavras des- conhecidas por meio do contex- to. Peça a eles que voltem ao texto e releiam os trechos onde estão localizadas as palavras, para tentar inferir seus signifi - cados. a. II; b. III; c. I; d. IV 7. a. “Young Da Vinci received little formal education beyond basic reading, writing and mathematics instruction [...].” “Around the age of 14, Da Vinci began a lengthy apprenticeship with the noted artist Andrea del Verrocchio in Florence.” “[...] Da Vinci appeared to prophesy the future with his sketches of devices that resemble a modern-day bicycle and a type of helicopter.” “He believed studying science made him a better artist.” “He believed in the accumulation of direct knowledge and facts through observation.” 8. Se achar oportuno, mostre aos estudantes o vídeo “Top 7 Leonardo da Vinci Inventions”, disponível em: https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=PwO lIGGDVjE. Acesso em: 21 abr. 2020. Nele, são apresentadas sete das principais invenções de Da Vinci, e a exibição do vídeo pode auxiliar a troca de ideias sobre a primeira pergunta. Para ampliar a discussão, você pode perguntar se acham que as in- venções de Da Vinci contribuí- ram para a ciência e a tecno- logia que usamos hoje (e, em caso afi rmativo, de que forma). Ao fi nal da atividade, escolha alguns estudantes para relatar brevemente o que discutiram com os colegas. Respostas pessoais L EM13LGG601 EM13LGG403 1. Escreva no quadro algumas das orações sobre Leonardo da Vinci e diga aos estudantes que elas foram retiradas de sua biografi a em Reading. Pergunte- -lhes se as orações se referem ao passado, presente ou futuro (resposta: passado). Em segui- da, peça que identifi quem as formas verbais em cada oração. Pergunte aos estudantes qual é a forma dos verbos no infi nitivo. Anote o infi nitivo dos verbos no quadro para referência visual. Em seguida, peça que realizem as atividades do Language Study. VU_INGLES_Amadeu_g21Sa_135a148_U9_LA.indd 140VU_INGLES_Amadeu_g21Sa_135a148_U9_LA.indd 140 01/09/2020 11:5201/09/2020 11:52