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Answer each question in Spanish using complete sentences

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1) Is the boy from Mexico? And where is your friend from?

2) Now is the boy in Florida? And where is your friend?

3) Where is the boy from and where is he now? Where is his friend from and where is she now?

4) Where are you from? Where are you now?

5) In which street is your home located?

6) The school is near or far from your home?

7) What city or town is your school in?

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Answer:

GPS

Explanation:

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Test 3. Sentence completion

Georgia [21]

Answer:

Explanation:

1. You need to go to the office of

- to send those registered letters.

2. Go straight! At the moment of arrival to the -

Segovia Street and Jorge Juan Avenue, you are going to

find public phones.

3. That -

- It is the tallest building in the city. It has more than forty floors,

4. What Vestima! The

the park has no water. It is in a state of repair.

5. Pay attention and stop! Don't you see the

- traffic that says "Stop"?

6. In Spain the first floor is not the same as the.

7. The elevator does not work. To go up to the third floor, you must use the

8. In case of fire, you have to call the fire station

- low.

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Según Veronica, ¿de dónde es César? Venezuela Brasil Barranquilla Colombia

melomori [17]

Answer: there is not enough information to complete this assignment

Explanation: (Spanish: no hay suficiente información para completar esta tarea)

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InWrite a few paragraphs, in Spanish, comparing the customs associated with Christmas celebrations in the US and Mexico.

Helen [10]

Answer:

Nativity scenes are also very popular, along with scenes of winter towns, or "Santa's Workshop"

You can typically find a Christmas ham or turkey, along with stuffing, mashed potatoes, and some sort of dessert being served for Christmas dinner.

For "nochebuena", Mexicans like to eat the tamales with a Mexican noodle casserold called "sopa seca". During this time drinks made of hot fruit or sparkling cider are also drank a lot.

http://www.whychristmas.com/cultures/mexico.shtml

Christmas in Mexico vs America

Christmas Practices in Mexico

Take off work at least 2 weeks before Christmas

Christmas has been made into more of a celebration of food, family, and friends, instead of religion. Some places are not even allowed to wish people a "Merry Christmas", it has to be "Happy Holidays"

Going caroling is popular among people the Christmas season

Another popular tradition with decorating for Christmas in America, is the tradition of decorating the yard with lights and figurines. Contests are held all over the country to see who can make the best scene in their yard.

Another festival that is celebrated for Christmas in Mexico is Dia de Reyes. This takes place 12 days after Christmas. During this time, children leave their shoes outside to be filled with presents from the Magi (three kings). This is also when the nativity scenes are taken down.

Christmas Traditions in America

Christmas lights are also very synonymous with Christmas in America, along with shiny ornaments and tree decorations

Some of the staples of American Christmas food are gingerbread, candy canes, fruit cake, eggnog and cider, and fudge.

People in Mexico celebrate Las Pasadas a couple weeks before Christmas, honoring Jesus' birth and the Nativity Scene.

By: Emily Bumgarner

Children leave cookies out for Santa Claus Christmas Eve

Begins much sooner than the traditional Christmas celebrations in America; Christmas Eve is celebrated for multiple days instead of just one night.

A lot of the food eaten in America during the Christmas season are deserts, such as custards, cookies, cakes, and pies.

The most popular and well known Mexican Christmas decoration is probably the red poinsetta flowers that are used in everything from decorating the tree to decorating cakes and giving as gifts of good fortune

Christmas Practices in America

Celebrate communion usually Christmas Eve

Food in America

Food in Mexico

Christmas Tra

Centered around family and celebrating Jesus' birth, not presents and Santa Claus

Nacimientos are another popular decoration in Mexican culture. They are similar to our nativity scenes, however the baby Jesus is not added until Christmas Eve at midnight, and the three kings are not added until January 6th.

During the "posadas" you can find Mexican hot chocolate, a stew called "birria", and "gorditas con carne deshebrada" which are corn made pockets with shredded beef, and "atole" (corn gruel)

Christmas in America is centered around presents, decorations, and food.

Christmas Decorations in Mexico

Christmas day is usually the only day Christmas is actually celebrated

The pinata star is another popular decoration used in the Mexican culture. Pinata's are already very popular in Mexican culture, but the pinata star is especially popular during Christmas during the festivals and parties celebrated during the Christmas season.

Celebration of Pasadas, which is the recreation of the nativity scenes and the events of the night of Jesus' birth

http://www.santas.net/mexicanchristmas.htm

Sources:

Christmas Decorations in America

Christmas Eve is the night before, instead of several days before Christmas.

Christmas in Mexico is celebrated from December 16th through January 6th

Santa Claus is visited by small children to be given their Christmas wishes, and he is said to come Christmas Eve to deliver presents under the tree.

The typical Hispanic Christmas foods in Mexico include red tamales, sweet tamales and pork tamales which are served throughout the Christmas holiday

Christmas time is the busiest time for most working people, especially in retail.

Christmas Traditions in Mexico

Pinata's are an important way Christmas is celebrated in Mexico. They are usually used at parties to entertain guests, and are usually filled with fruits, nuts, candies and small toys.

The most recognized decoration during the Christmas season in America is the Christmas tree.

I did not write this CREDIT GOES TO Emily Bumgarner

Explanation:

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