The answers is C I hope this helps:)
Answer:
Inicio: la mamá de caperucita la manda a llevarle cosas a su abuela la cual está muy enferma.
Desarrollo:caperucita se encuentra con el lobo este le pregunta a donde va y caperucita le dice que a casa de su abuela, el lobo la deja en paz.
Desenlace:caperucita llega a casa de su abuelita y encuentra al lobo, el cual ya se comió a su abuelita y ahora también a caperucita, yn leñador escucha los gritos y le abre la panza al lobo con su hacha, saca a caperucita y a su abuela, g le meten al lobo rocas en la panza, y el lobo cuando se despierta tenía mucha sed y va al río, pero por las rocas se cae y muere ahogado.
Explanation:
Está medio largo pero espero que te ayude.
Answer:
The right answer is, True.
Explanation:
Because in both languages the word has the same meaning and they are spelled the same.
Answer:
The answer for each question is:
- El director de la película Neruda se llama. Answer: Pablo Larraín.
- José Secall es un actor de teatro que no era muy. Answer: Conocido
- En las creaciones de Santiago Calatrava predomina el color. Answer: Blanco
- Frida Kahlo se casó con el artista mexicano. Answer: Diego Rivera.
Explanation:
- The movie Neruda is? Pablo Larraín. He is a director for several movies. He is from Chile as Neruda was.
- Jose Secall is an theatre actor that was not very? Known. Secall's carrer in telenovelas was a very old age. he was very good.
- The creations of Santiago Calatrava the color is most used is? White(blanco) Most of all big structures that Calatrava makes are in white.
- Frida Kahlo was married with the mexican artist? Diego Rivera. They got together had at first a lovely story but at the end it was complicated.
Answer:
Informal
Explanation:
The people in image 2 are not dressed up. They are wearing white T-shirts with cargo shorts. They also appear nervous or are being asked a question.
The people in image 4 seem to friends of some sort. They are exchanging hugs and are probably saying goodbye. This situation is also informal, as it is just a nice thing to do when saying bye to someone you know.