Answer:
im guessing this is for the Spanish sample work En la clase (connextions) so here you go!
What is this?- ¿qué es esta?
to be- estar (computer) mouse -Ratón (ordenador)
Flag – bandera
Poster el p óster
Computer - computadora
Pantalla (computadora)
wastepaper basket- el cesto de papeles
clock – el reloj
pencil sharpener- el sacapuntas
(computer) keyboard- teclear
Window- la ventana
next to, beside- al lado de
there- ahí
Here – aquí.
Underneath – denajo de
in front of – delante de
Behind- detrás
Where?- donde
in, on- en
on top of- encima de
of- de
My- mi
Your- tu
it’s a – es un
there is, there are- hay
(I) am- soy
(you) are -eres
(he/she/it) is, -esta, es
you (formal) are - eres
(we) are- somos
you (plural, informal) are- Ustedes
they/you (plural) are- ellos ellas
1. Besides religious activities, what other things are part of many Mexican festivals?
Dance and music
1. In most of the Spanish-speaking world, students go to school during different months/times of the year than do U.S. students.
2. Within the rural areas of Spanish-speaking countries, it is common for students to learn in nontraditional settings.
3. In Mexico, students can choose to take extracurricular classes on saturday.
4. The rainforest is an ecological location that is important to the health of Earth.
5. Dr. Molina won a Nobel Prize for chemistrt
6. Father Miguel Hidalgo is considered the father of Mexican independence.
7. Ernesto Leculona is considered the most important figure in twentieth-century Cuban music.
1. In México, one of the main distance-education programs provided by the government is known as telesecundaria .
2. In the rainforests of Perú, students attend one-room schools, which are similar to the ones used in the early twentieth century in Los Estados Unidos.
3. Free public education at the high school level became mandatory in Mexico in 2012.
4. Although all three countries require students to wear uniforms to school, only Argentine requires students to wear street clothes under their uniforms.
5. Because México, Argentina, and Costa Rica all want their school children to learn a second language, these students will be bilingual when they leave school.
1:false 2:false 3:true 4 i would say false but like the other person that answered you could depend on the situation and go either way5:false
