Question
A)
How would you answer the following question?
¿Adónde van Emma y Gladys?
(1 point)
Vais al cine.
Vas al cine.
Vamos al cine.
Van al cine.
How would you answer the following question?
¿Adónde van Emma y Gladys?
(1 point)
Vais al cine.
Vas al cine.
Vamos al cine.
Van al cine.
Answers
GPT 3.5
Van al cine.
A)
What is one difference between the national libraries of Latin America and the Library of
Congress?
(1 point)
The Library of Congress has many additional functions.
The Library of Congress is a repository of national treasures.
The Library of Congress does not lend any books.
The Library of Congress is very large and historical.
What is one difference between the national libraries of Latin America and the Library of
Congress?
(1 point)
The Library of Congress has many additional functions.
The Library of Congress is a repository of national treasures.
The Library of Congress does not lend any books.
The Library of Congress is very large and historical.
GPT 3.5
The Library of Congress has many additional functions.
Question
In which of the following ways is la Biblioteca Nacional de España similar to the Library of Congress?
(1 point)
Responses
They were both founded in the eighteenth century.
They were both founded in the eighteenth century.
They were both started from a private collection of books.
They were both started from a private collection of books.
They both started with books strictly about government and politics.
They both started with books strictly about government and politics.
They both began as public libraries which then became private.
They both began as public libraries which then became private.
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In which of the following ways is la Biblioteca Nacional de España similar to the Library of Congress?
(1 point)
Responses
They were both founded in the eighteenth century.
They were both founded in the eighteenth century.
They were both started from a private collection of books.
They were both started from a private collection of books.
They both started with books strictly about government and politics.
They both started with books strictly about government and politics.
They both began as public libraries which then became private.
They both began as public libraries which then became private.
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