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Certain words are cognates across English and Portuguese...

Text 7A1-I


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Charles Schulz. Peanuts. January 30, 1987. Internet: <www.gocomics.com> (adapted).

Certain words are cognates across English and Portuguese, while some are false cognates. Considering these two languages and text 7A1-I, it is correct to affirm that the words “lunch” (first panel), “sandwich” (second panel) and “mustard” (third panel) are, respectively,


A

a false cognate; a cognate; and a false cognate.


B

a false cognate; a cognate; and a cognate.


C

a false cognate; a false cognate; and a cognate.


D

a cognate; a cognate; and a false cognate.


E

a cognate; a false cognate; and a cognate.