"Nosotros" means "we". We are tourists (1) and We are from Spain (6). In the sixth sentence, "Ramón y yo" is redundant. If we say nosotros (we), there's no need to also say "Ramón y yo". In the fifth sentence there's a mistake. "Ellos" (they) in Spanish is mostly used for people or living species (animals). However, if we are talking about pencils or things in general, the correct answer would be "esos" (those). Esos son los lápices de Miguel (Those are Miguel's pencils). The other sentences in English are:
I think a average Spanish speaking culture would have a completely different daily routine because we all different we all have something that we do different like what we wear what we eat and etc and I think their after school activities would be different to let’s say I go straight home for school but you don’t know if they play a sport after that or work after that.
Ya mañana es el día en el que mi familia y yo viajaremos a Ecuador. Visitaremos la capital llamada Quito. Me emociona mucho el hecho de poder viajar a Latinoamérica y conocer una cultura totalmente distinta a la mía. Tenemos planeado visitar el volcán Quilotoa. Me parece una actividad increíble para hacer en familia ya que los alrededores de ese lugar se miran asombrosos. ¡Estoy seguro/a de que este viaje sera inolvidable!
