Unidad 2: L1: Las Clases

The equivalent of "100" in Spanish is "cien".

The correct answer is "enseñar" because it is the Spanish word that translates to "to teach" in English. This word specifically refers to the action of imparting knowledge or skills to someone else.

The given answer "noventa y nueve" is the equivalent of the number "99" in Spanish.

The correct answer is "to take notes". This phrase refers to the act of writing down important information or key points during a lecture, class, or meeting. It is a common practice to take notes as a way to remember and review the information later. "To get grades" and "to take points" do not accurately describe the meaning of "tomar apuntes".

The Spanish word "fácil" translates to "easy" in English.

The given question asks for the equivalent of the number 63 in Spanish. The correct answer, "sesenta y tres," is the Spanish translation of "sixty-three."

The given question asks for the equivalent of the number 52 in Spanish. The correct answer is "cincuenta y dos" which translates to "fifty-two" in English.

The given question asks for the equivalent of "86" in Spanish, which is "ochenta y seis".

The given question asks for the equivalent of the number 44 in Spanish. The correct answer "cuarenta y cuatro" is the Spanish translation for "forty-four".

The correct answer is "llegar temprano". In Spanish, "llegar temprano" means to arrive early. This phrase implies that someone arrives at a particular place or event before the designated or expected time. It is the opposite of "llegar tarde", which means to arrive late.

The given question asks for the equivalent of the number 77 in Spanish, which is "setenta y siete".

The correct answer is "¿Cuántos?" This is because the question is asking for a quantity or number, and "¿Cuántos?" is the Spanish word for "How many?" It is used when asking about the number of something. The other options "¿Cuándo?" (When?) and "Mucho" (Much) do not fit the context of the question.

"Hay" is the correct answer because it means "there is/are" in Spanish. The other options, "tener que" means "to have to" and "temprano" means "early," but they do not fit with the given words in the question. Therefore, "hay" is the only option that makes sense in this context.

The word "almost" is the best fit for the given options as it means nearly or very close to a particular state or condition. It indicates a high degree of probability or likelihood, which aligns well with the context of the question. "Always" implies something happening all the time, "often" suggests frequent occurrence, while "almost" signifies a strong possibility without being absolute.

The correct answer is "¿Qué hora es?" because it directly translates to "What time is it?" in English. The other options are not relevant to asking about the time. "¿A qué hora es?" means "At what time is it?" which is asking about a specific event or activity. "¿Qué tiempo hace?" means "What's the weather like?" which is asking about the current weather conditions. Hence, the correct option is "¿Qué hora es?" to inquire about the current time.

The word "horario" in Spanish translates to "schedule" in English. This means that "schedule" is the correct translation for "horario". It refers to a plan or a timetable of activities or events that are arranged according to specific times. Therefore, "schedule" is the appropriate answer in this context.

The given correct answer, "la clase de historia", is the equivalent translation of the phrase "History class" in Spanish. The phrase "la clase" means "the class" and "de historia" means "of history". Therefore, when combined, it translates to "the class of history" in English.

The given correct answer is "la clase de arte." This is the equivalent translation of the phrase "Art class" in Spanish. The phrase "la clase de arte" directly translates to "the art class" in English.

The given question is asking for the equivalent of the number 25 in Spanish. The correct answer is "veinticinco" which directly translates to "twenty-five" in English. Another correct answer is "veinte y cinco" which translates to "twenty and five" in English. Both answers accurately represent the number 25 in Spanish.

The correct answer is "tener que". This phrase is used to express the obligation or necessity to do something. It is commonly used in Spanish to indicate that someone has to do something. "Tener" alone means "to have", but when combined with "que", it takes on the meaning of "having to" or "having the obligation to". Therefore, "tener que" is the correct choice to convey the idea of having to do something.

The correct answer is "Es el mediodía" because it directly translates to "It is noon" in English. The other options state different times of the day, but only "Es el mediodía" corresponds to the given statement.

The equivalent of "The science class" in Spanish is "La clase de ciencias."

"La" - This is the definite article in Spanish, which corresponds to "the" in English. 

"clase" - This word translates to "class" in English. 

"de" - This is a preposition that can be translated as "of" in English. It connects "clase" (class) to "ciencias" (sciences) and signifies possession or association.

"ciencias" - This word translates to "sciences" in English. 

So, "La clase de ciencias" literally means "The class of sciences" or more naturally, "The science class."

The correct answer is "de vez en cuando" because it means "sometimes" in English. The word "often" means something that occurs frequently or regularly, while "siempre" means "always" and "nunca" means "never." Therefore, "de vez en cuando" is the best choice that matches the meaning of "sometimes."

The correct answer is "Son las seis menos cuarto de la tarde." This is because "seis menos cuarto" translates to "quarter to six" in English, indicating that the time is 15 minutes before 6 o'clock. Since the original time given is 5:45pm, it is indeed 15 minutes before 6 o'clock.