Amapola - grave or aguda?

Question

At the end of lesson 4.10 the Write section lists the correct answer to Amapola as aguda, which is a word that ends on the last syllable. Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't Amapola grave? Isn't it AmaPOla? Is it really AmapoLA? Thanks for your help.

Answer 1

Of course is "grave". There must be something wrong with that answer...

Answer 2

best answer ever but vote me ... amapola divides itself like this: a-ma-po-la and has The major force of voice in the Syllable po therefore it is grave and also the agudas words have tildes in the last syllable when they finish in n, s or vocals therefore if amapola were aguda it would have tilde in the letter a such as:1.- camión 2.- papá 3.- París 4.- león 5.- alegró 6.- caminó 7.- canción 8.- corrés 9.- medicación 10.- confirmación vote me hans