The Spanish word for the type of geographical location shown in the image, which is a beach, is "playa."
An image shows the God of Winds Temple on a beach in Tulum, Mexico.
Question
What is the Spanish word for the type of geographical location shown in the image?
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Responses
piscina
piscina
parque
parque
playa
playa
montañas
montañas
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An image shows a group of women drinking coffee.
Question
Look at the image and then answer the following question.
¿Dónde están las chicas?
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Responses
en el café
en el café
a la café
a la café
en la café
en la café
en al café
Question
Look at the image and then answer the following question.
¿Dónde están las chicas?
(1 point)
Responses
en el café
en el café
a la café
a la café
en la café
en la café
en al café
The correct response to the question "¿Dónde están las chicas?" based on the image showing a group of women drinking coffee is "en el café."
What is the difference between a plaza in a Spanish-speaking country and one in Los Estados Unidos?
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Responses
In Los Estados Unidos, a plaza does not serve a social purpose.
In Los Estados Unidos, a plaza does not serve a social purpose.
In Los Estados Unidos, only small towns have plazas.
In Los Estados Unidos, only small towns have plazas.
In Los Estados Unidos, a plaza is called a theme park.
In Los Estados Unidos, a plaza is called a theme park.
In Los Estados Unidos, a plaza is much bigger.
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Responses
In Los Estados Unidos, a plaza does not serve a social purpose.
In Los Estados Unidos, a plaza does not serve a social purpose.
In Los Estados Unidos, only small towns have plazas.
In Los Estados Unidos, only small towns have plazas.
In Los Estados Unidos, a plaza is called a theme park.
In Los Estados Unidos, a plaza is called a theme park.
In Los Estados Unidos, a plaza is much bigger.
The most accurate response is: In Los Estados Unidos, a plaza does not serve a social purpose.
In many Spanish-speaking countries, plazas often serve as central gathering places for social interaction, community events, and cultural activities, whereas in the United States, plazas (if they exist) may not hold the same social significance and may be used primarily for traffic or as a mere open space.
Which of the following best represents the correct way to pronounce the word piscina in Spanish?
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Responses
pee-SEE-na
pee-SEE-na
pee-KEE-na
pee-KEE-na
pee-SHEE-na
pee-SHEE-na
pee-CHEE-na
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Responses
pee-SEE-na
pee-SEE-na
pee-KEE-na
pee-KEE-na
pee-SHEE-na
pee-SHEE-na
pee-CHEE-na
The correct way to pronounce the word "piscina" in Spanish is pee-SEE-na.
How do you ask (to) where? in Spanish?
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Responses
¿Dónde?
¿Dónde?
¿Adónde?
¿Adónde?
¿Cuándo?
¿Cuándo?
¿A quién?
(1 point)
Responses
¿Dónde?
¿Dónde?
¿Adónde?
¿Adónde?
¿Cuándo?
¿Cuándo?
¿A quién?
The correct way to ask "(to) where?" in Spanish is ¿Adónde?
What might you say when you run into someone you know who is going somewhere?
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Responses
¡No me digas!
¡ No me digas!
¿No me digas?
¿ No me digas ?
¿Adónde vas?
¿ Adónde vas ?
¿Adónde eres?
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Responses
¡No me digas!
¡ No me digas!
¿No me digas?
¿ No me digas ?
¿Adónde vas?
¿ Adónde vas ?
¿Adónde eres?
The appropriate response when you run into someone you know who is going somewhere is ¿Adónde vas?
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