Question

They grew up and changed As a teenager Jimmy Five learned to speak properly, Smudge lost his fear of bathing, and Maggy is no longer as greedy as she used to be. Some changes have happened, but they remain inseparable friends. Monica, Jimmy Five, Smudge and Maggy grew up together. When they were children, Jimmy was always provoking Monica, calling her “short, fat and toothy .” Jimmy Five was always making some plans called infallible plans to steal Monica's stuffed bunny and was always getting Smudge involved in the mission. But his plans always went wrong and they got beaten up by the strongest girl in the world. The years passed by and they grew up. Monica became a beautiful young woman who likes to help her friends. Her bunny, Samson, is still part of her life. As for Jimmy Five, he now prefers to be called Jim (Cebola). He used to have very little hair and couldn't speak properly as a child (he used to pronounce ‘R’ as ‘L’). As a teen he has more hair and has learned to speak properly. But when he gets nervous, he again has problems pronouncing the letter 'R.' Smudge remains Jimmy Five's best friend. When he was a child he never took a bath. As a teen, Smudge summoned up the courage and started taking baths, but still doesn't like water. He is a fan of science fiction, soccer, and some extreme sports. His girlfriend is an old childhood friend, Dustine (Cascuda). Maggy remains Monica's best friend. When she was a child, Maggy was very greedy. Over time she has learned to control her desire to eat. Maggy eat healthier food now. She still loves animals, especially her cat, Vanilla (Miguau). a) According to the text, Maggy used to be very greedy. Considering what you learned about the structure of used to, we can say that: ( ) Maggy likes to eat a lot. ( ) Maggy doesn’t like to eat a lot. ( ) It’s possible that Maggy still likes to eat a lot but she doesn’t do that anymore. ( ) Maggy used to be greedy, so she eats a lot.

Answer 1

No texto explica o que aconteceu após lançarem a nova turma da Mônica (Turma da Mônica jovem)
A pergunta se refere à Magali, que era a comilona da turma e segundo o próprio texto, fala que ela não é mais.
Marque a "Maggy doesn't like to eat a lot."