Question

Question 1 (Yes/No Worth 1 points)

Answer 1

1) No
2) el Baila
3) Un Vaso 
4) Comemos en el comedor
5) Un Camarero
6) la maleta
7) an
8) ir
9) La servilleta = Napkin...La pimienta = pepper...el cuchillo = knife...el plato = plate...el tenedor = fork
10) tablecloth = mantel
11) They = ellos
12) I = yo
13) salir
14) plato
15) True
16) True
17) False (calcetines are socks)
18) true
19) False
20) true

Answer 2

Question 1. The right answer is No

There are different forms of verbs in the yo form and also depends on the tense. For instance, the simple present tense (el presente or el presente de indicativo) is used to talk about habitual actions or routines. The ending of verbs also depends whether it is regular or irregular.

Question 2. The right answer is baila

baila is the conjugation of the verb bailar (to dance) in the simple present. This concept was defined above. So, this sentence means in Spanish:

Él baila

Question 3. The right answer is un vaso

This question means:

What thing don't you put in a suitcase?

So, we don't put a glass (un vaso) in it.

Question 4. The right answer is Comemos en el comedor.

It is obvious that we eat in the dining room. Comedor means dining room. So, the meaning of this question is:

Where do we eat in the ship?

Question 5. The right answer is un camarero

It is logical to find a fork (tenedor) or a knife (cuchillo) on the table, but it is illogical to find a waiter (un camarero) on it. That's the reason why this is the correct answer.

Question 6. The right answer is la maleta

Furniture means movable object for the purpose of supporting human activities. Una maleta does not lie on this category. So, cama (bed) and estante (shelf) are part of this category.

Question 7. The right answer is an

In the simple present, you can recognize some endings for regular verbs, one for ar verbs, one for er verbs and one for ir verbs. Thus, if you want to conjugate an ar verb, take away the infinitive ending ar and add the ending that matches the subject. The same applies for er and ir verbs. The regular ending for an ar verb in the ustedes form is an. Let me give you two examples:

Verb: Jugar

Sentence: Ustedes juegan

Verb: Amar

Sentence: Ustedes Aman a las personas

Question 8. The right answer is ir

go means ir in Spanish. This is an irregular verb and can be conjugated in different ways depending on the subject of the sentence and the tense. For instance, in the simple present we have:

Yo voy a tu casa (I go to your home)

In this case voy is the conjugation of the verb ir for the first-person singular in the simple present.

Question 9.

We have the following terms:

a) la servilleta

b) la pimienta

c) el cuchillo

d) el plato

e) el tenedor

A)  The plate

B) The pepper

C) The fork

D) The napkin

E) The knife

The question asks for the translation of some Spanish words into English. So, the correct matching is:

a) matches to D) / servilleta means napkin in English

b) matches to B) / pimienta means pepper in English

c) matches to E) / cuchillo means knife in English

d) matches to A) / plato means plate in English

e) matches to C) / tenedor means fork in English

Question 10.

Tablecloth in Spanish is manteles. It's a cloth we use to cover a table.

Question 11.

In Spanish, the word they is ellos. This is a pronoun standing for the third-person plural.

Question 12.

In Spanish, the word I is yo. This is a pronoun standing for the first-person singular.

Question 13.

The verb to go out in Spanish is salir. We use this verb for several purposes. For instance:

Quiero salir a pasear (I want to go for a walk)

Question 14.

The word plate in Spanish is plato. We use platos to serve the food and eat.

Question 15. The answer is true

You can find restrooms in bathrooms in every ship you visit. So, the right answer is true.

Question 16. This answer is true

Usted is the formal form for the second-person singular. This pronoun is used when addressing a person we don't know or to show respect to someone.

Question 17. This is false

calcetiones means socks. So, it is illogical that you eat socks in the dining room.

Question 18. This is true

The Spanish words for I put are Yo pongo.

This is used for several purposes. For instance, when a woman uses makeup, we say:

She puts on makeup.

Question 19. This is true

In Spain, the form of you that we use for more than one person that we know very well is ustedes. In fact, ustedes is a pronoun standing for the second-person plural.

Question 20. This is true

I leave means Yo salgo in Spanish. A common sentence is:

Yo salgo de mi casa (I leave my house)