Portuguese Activity: Plural of compound nouns

Portuguese activity, aimed at 8th grade students, proposes the study of plural of nounscompounds, from a text that deals with “pé-de-moleque”.

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Originating in Brazilian cuisine, pe-de-moleque emerged around the 16th century with the arrival of sugar cane. By convention, the sweet was traditionally linked to the most typical Brazilian festival of our own culture. And so, a June party of respect has to have peanuts, and it has to have the best! […] 

Available in: http://revistasafra.com.br/pe-de-moleque/. Accessed on: June 26, 2016.

Questions

Question 1 - Replaces the term “pé-de-moleque”:

a) Brazilian cuisine

b) sugar cane

c) the sweet

d) June party

Question 2 - In "[…] has to have pé-de-moleque […]”, the highlighted excerpt indicates:

a) obligation

b) desire

c) suggestion

d) order

Question 3 – Put the compound noun “pé-de-moleque” into the plural. Then present the rule for that plural.

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Question 4 – The same grammatical reason justifies the graphic accent in the words:

a) cooking and sugar.

b) century and proper.

c) foot and convention.

d) century and typical.

By Denyse Lage Fonseca – Graduated in Languages ​​and specialist in distance education.

At answers are in the link above the header.

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