Question 1

Question

A)
What is the correct way to say "those boots over there” in Spanish?
(1 point)
Responses

estas botas
estas botas

las botas
las botas

esas botas
esas botas

aquellas botas
aquellas botas
Question 2
A)
What is the correct way to say "this cash register" in Spanish?
(1 point)
Responses

ese cajero
ese cajero

esta caja
esta caja

aquella caja
aquella caja

esa caja
esa caja
Question 3
A)
What is the correct way to say "that sign" in Spanish?
(1 point)
Responses

estos letreros
estos letreros

ese letrero
ese letrero

este letrero
este letrero

aquellos letreros
aquellos letreros
Question 4
A)
Which of the following statements about José Francisco Salgado is not true?
(1 point)
Responses

He is an athlete.
He is an athlete.

He is an artist.
He is an artist.

He is an astronomer.
He is an astronomer.

He is a film-maker.
He is a film-maker.
Question 5
A)
Which is not an option under consideration for the future of Puerto Rico?
(1 point)
Responses

remain a Commonwealth
remain a Commonwealth

become a U.S. state
become a U.S. state

become a Cuban territory
become a Cuban territory

become an independent country
become an independent country

Answer 1

Here are the correct answers for each question:

Question 1
Correct Response: esas botas
Explanation: "Esas botas" is used for "those boots over there" as it refers to something farther away.

Question 2
Correct Response: esta caja
Explanation: "Esta caja" translates to "this cash register," indicating something that is near.

Question 3
Correct Response: ese letrero
Explanation: "Ese letrero" translates to "that sign," referring to something that is not very close.

Question 4
Correct Response: He is an athlete.
Explanation: If José Francisco Salgado is known primarily for his work in the arts and sciences, then being an athlete may not be true.

Question 5
Correct Response: become a Cuban territory
Explanation: This option is not a consideration for the future of Puerto Rico. The other options are legitimate possibilities.