I'm pretty sure the correct answer is D, not B.
"Conoces tu el Valle de Silicio" makes more sense than "Sabes tu el Valle de Silicio". By saying "Conoces tu el Valle de Silicio" you are properly asking in Spanish "Do you know of the Silicone Valley?" or "Do you know about the Silicone Valley?"
So I would go with D, and Spanish is my native language.
There are a few ways to talk about a person's name in Spanish, whether it is yours or someone else's. The most common way to introduce yourself is to say, "Me llamo (Insert Name Here.)" You could also say "Mi nombre es (Insert Name Here)." To talk about someone else's name, it's very similar. To say "His name is Jose," you could say "Se llama Jose" or "Su nombre es Jose." It is the same <span>for male and female names.
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The answer is 35 colonies.
1) no.
2) el.
3) ellos.
4) esos.
lo siento si me equivoco.
