Here are the answers to your questions:
- el coche/carro/auto - This is not a piece of furniture; it means "the car."
- she went - "Fue" means "he was" or "you were (formal)," but it does not mean "she went." The correct verb for "to go" in the preterit for "she" would be "fue" as in "ella fue."
- true - Cognates are indeed words that sound similar in both languages.
- false - The word "sofá" is masculine in Spanish, so it should be "el sofá."
- yo di - "I gave" is "yo di" in Spanish.
- by foot - If you went somewhere "de pie," you would be traveling by foot.
- el torre - "El torre" (the tower) is not a room in the house.
- yes - The sentence "Ella puso el dinero en la cocina" is correct.
- true - "Coche" means "car" in Spain.
- que día es - This expression is more of a question rather than an exclamatory "qué" expression.
- true - The verbs "ir" and "ser" are conjugated the same way in the preterite tense (fui, fuiste, fue, fuimos, fuisteis, fueron).
- bedroom - "La alcoba" means "bedroom" in English.
- true - "El metro" means "subway."
- truck - "The word camión means 'truck' in Spanish."
- true - "El dormitorio" and "la alcoba" both mean "bedroom" in Spanish.
- false - "El autobús" means "bus." "El carro" can mean "car," but they are not the same.
- true - Scanning is a technique used to find specific pieces of information.
- no - The correct phrase should be "Ellos tuvieron muchas amigas."
- true - "El sillón" means "armchair" in Spanish.
- yes - The sentence "Yo fui a la biblioteca anoche" is correct.
Feel free to ask if you have more questions!