Answer:
They are called <u>bodegón.</u>
Explanation:
<em>Bodegón </em>in Spanish refers to painting that represents still life and mostly food or people with food (fruits, vegetables, bread, drinks, etc.)
It became a painting style in 17th century. In catholic countries (Spain) painting food and still life had a religious connotation because it remembers us that earthly life and all its wealth is temporary. Some of the most famous Spanish artists that painte ¡d <em>bodegón</em> are: Zurbarán, Goya, Velázquez, etc.
Answer:
In this exercise, you have to write sentences using the words provided, assembling statements that make use of comparative structures. You will have to use the correct form of the verbs provided, making up logical and grammatically accurate sentences. <em>Note that you will have to assemble different comparative structures depending on the signs provided (</em><em>+ , - , =</em><em>)</em>
Explanation:
1.este año / yo tener / = / clases / el año pasado
<em>Este año, yo tengo tantas clases como el año pasado.</em>
2. mi padre / viajar / - / tu padre
<em>Mi padre viaja menos que tu padre.</em>
3. Margarita / no hablar francés / = / bien / tú
<em>Margarita no habla francés tan bien como tú.</em>
4. en mi clase / haber / + / chicos / chicas
<em>En mi clase hay más chicos que chicas.</em>
5. Andrés / ser / = / simpático / su hermano
<em>Andrés es tán simpático como su hermano.</em>
Is that a question? if it is it needs more information for someone to answer it
Answer: Donde
Explanation:
Como means how.
Que means what.
The only appropriate answers are either donde or adonde. The reason it's not adonde, is because you use adonde when asking "to where" or "where to" if that makes sense. If you're simply asking where someone is, you say donde.
