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Gennadij [26K]3 years ago

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Answer:

1) False

2)False

3)True

4)True

5)False

6)False

7)True

8)False

9)False

10)False

Explanation: For 10 It's suppose to be Tomas come una hamburguesa porque tiene Hambre. 9 la naranja es una fruta. 8 el se bebe un vaso de agua. 6 un postre tiene azucar y dulces. 5 una gaseosa es una bebida. 2 la lechuga es un vegetal. 1 el pollo es una gallina.

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