Midterm Basic 1- October 2015

The given answer "Where are you from?" is the correct translation of the question "CUAL ES SU NACIONALIDAD?" in English. It is a common way to ask someone about their nationality or country of origin.

The correct answer is "Where, where, WHERE" because the question is asking for the missing word that completes the sentence "_____________ is the computer? It's on the desk." The word "Where" is the appropriate word to use in this context as it is asking for the location of the computer. The repetition of "where" in the answer emphasizes the question and adds emphasis to the importance of knowing the location of the computer.

The statement "This flag is Brazilian" is false. The flag being referred to is not specifically identified, so it cannot be determined whether it is Brazilian or not. Therefore, the correct answer is false.

The correct answer is "This are my classes." This sentence is incorrect because the subject "this" should be followed by the verb "is" instead of "are." The correct sentence should be "These are my classes."

The correct answer is "Good morning." This is the appropriate greeting for this time of day.

The correct answer is "three oh oh eight nine oh three two four five". This is the correct way to read the phone number in English, where "oh" is used to represent the number zero.