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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a key aspect of a Spanish greeting, according to the lesson?

• Reflecting warmth and respect

• Using only formal words

• Ignoring social context

• Avoiding personal connections

Open Ended

Why do you think greetings are important in building authentic connections in Spanish-speaking cultures?

Multiple Choice

Which Spanish greeting can be used at any time of day in both formal and informal contexts?

• ¡Hola!

• Buenos días

• Buenas noches

• Buenas tardes

Multiple Select

Which of the following Spanish phrases would you use to politely say goodbye and express hope for a future meeting? (Select all that apply)

• Hasta luego

• Hasta pronto

• Adiós

• ¡Cuídate!

Open Ended

Explain how the origin of the Spanish greeting '¡Hola!' is connected to the Arabic language.

Multiple Choice

What is the main difference between how plural 'you' is expressed in Spain and Latin America?

• In Spain, both 'vosotros/as' and 'ustedes' are used, while in Latin America only 'ustedes' is used.

• In Spain, only 'ustedes' is used, while in Latin America only 'vosotros/as' is used.

• In both regions, only 'vosotros/as' is used.

• There is no difference between Spain and Latin America.

Open Ended

Give one example of a regional greeting from Mexico and explain its meaning.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the correct translation for 'bus' in Mexico?

• Autobús

• Camión

• Coche

• Celular

Open Ended

Compare the cheek kiss greeting in Spain and most of Latin America. What are the main differences in the number of kisses and the cheek offered first?

Multiple Select

Which of the following are considered physical greetings in Spanish-speaking cultures?

• Handshake

• Hug

• Cheek kiss

• Waving

Open Ended

Why is it important to greet each person individually when joining a group in Spanish-speaking cultures?

Multiple Choice

Spanish greetings are more than just words; they are a structured social ritual. What is the main goal of a Spanish greeting?

• To reflect warmth, respect, and closeness

• To show off language skills

• To quickly end a conversation

• To avoid personal connection

Open Ended

Reflecting on what you've learned about Spanish greetings, how do you think understanding the context—such as age, social status, or relationship—can help you connect more authentically with Spanish speakers?