Chapter 4a Realidades Spanish Vocab Quiz

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Campo is a Spanish word that translates to "country" or "countryside" in English. It refers to rural areas, typically characterized by open spaces, farmland, and natural landscapes. This term is commonly used to describe the rural or agricultural regions outside of urban areas.

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The word "digas" does not refer to a place of worship. It is not a commonly known term for a religious building or place of worship. The other options, "mezquita," "iglesia," and "templo," are all well-known places of worship in different religions.

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The question is asking where you would go if you went to a "pelicula." "Pelicula" is a Spanish word that translates to "movie" in English. Therefore, the correct answer is "a movie."

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The correct answer is "montanas" because it is the Spanish word for mountains. The other options, "montanos" and "lugar de montonos" do not exist in the Spanish language. "Manzanas" means apples, which is unrelated to mountains.

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A "biblioteca" is a library, which is typically a quiet and calm environment where people go to read and study. It is not an appropriate place to take children to play, as it may disturb others who are trying to concentrate or read.

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Someone might go to a piscina to swim.

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The correct answer is "No, no es verdad" because the statement "Oasis has a gimnasio" is not true.

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"Ir a compras" is a Spanish phrase that translates to "go shopping" in English. It refers to the act of going out to buy items or goods in a retail setting. This phrase specifically emphasizes the action of shopping, rather than simply going out or going to a specific location like the restroom or a restaurant. Therefore, the correct answer is "go shopping."

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Someone might go to a biblioteca to read.

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The correct answer is "cine" because it is a commonly used term to refer to a movie theater in many Spanish-speaking countries. "Cinematica" is not a word commonly used to mean movie theater, but rather refers to the study or analysis of cinema.