<h3>Using the imperfect and preterite tense, choose the correct form of the verbs in parenthesis</h3>
Pues <em>(1b)</em><u><em>llegamos</em></u> al museo a las nueve y media de la mañana. Cuando <em>(2b)</em><u><em>entramos,</em></u> un guía <em>(3a)</em><em><u>explicaba</u></em> la historia del calendario Azteca a un grupo de turistas. El calendario original <em>(4a)</em><em><u>era</u></em> de piedra. Los aztecas lo <em>(5b)</em><em><u>terminaron</u></em> en el siglo XVI. En 1790 unos arqueólogos <em>(6b)</em><em><u>encontraron</u></em> la piedra debajo del Zócalo. El calendario <em>(7a)</em><em><u>tenía</u></em> 360 días y 18 meses. Los aztecas <em>(8a)</em><em><u>dedicaban</u></em> su calendario al dios del sol, Huitzilopochtli. Él <em>(9a)</em><u><em>era</em></u> un guerrero también. Al mirar la hora, <em>(10b)</em><u><em>decidimos</em></u> regresar a casa.
<h3>Translation</h3>
Well, we arrived at the museum at half past nine in the morning. When we entered, a guide was explaining the history of the Aztec calendar to a group of tourists. The original calendar was made of stone. The Aztecs finished it in the 16th century. In 1790 archaeologists found the stone under the Zocalo. The calendar had 360 days and 18 months. The Aztecs dedicated their calendar to the sun god, Huitzilopochtli. He was a warrior too. Looking at the time, we decided to go home.
<h2><em>Spymore</em></h2>