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Article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, adopted in 1948, states that: Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers.
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<h2>Correct answer:</h2><h3>B.) la visa</h3>
Visa translates into the same English word visa and is an authorized document or mark you can get in your passport to enter or leave a country. So you need tourist visa (visa de turista) if you want to enter the U.S. In this way, we can write this sentence as hay que solicitar visa de turista para poder entrar a los Estados Unidos that translates into you must apply for a tourist visa to enter the United States
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The correct direct object pronouns that fill the blanks are:
1. Los viajeros compran <u>los</u> pasajes. Ellos <u>los</u> compran.
2. La viajera confirma <u>la</u> reservación. Ella <u>la</u> confirma.
3. El empleado tiene <u>las</u> llaves. Él <u>las</u> tiene.
4. Yo escribo una carta. Yo <u>la</u> escribo.
5. Alejandra pierde el equipaje en el aeropuerto. Ella <u>lo</u> pierde.
Explanation:
In Spanish, <em>some direct object pronouns are similar to the articles</em>, in the first three sentences I underlined the articles because those are the same word that the direct object in the contract sentence; in the fourth sentence, the article is undefined "una" but continues referencing to <em>a female object</em>, by this reason, the direct object pronoun is "la" and the last sentence, the subject "el equipaje" is <em>a male object</em>, then its direct object pronoun is "lo".
