Viernes-Realidades 1 Origins of the Spanish days of the week
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1.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
5 mins • 1 pt
Match the Spanish days of the week with their Latin origins.
1. Lunes
dies Mercury-named after Mercury, god of commerce and travelers.
dies Lunae: the day dedicated to the moon.
dies Martis: dedicated to Mars, god of the war.
2.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
5 mins • 1 pt
Match the Spanish days of the week with their Latin origins.
2. Martes
dies Mercury-named after Mercury, god of commerce and travelers.
dies Lunae: the day dedicated to the moon.
dies Martis: dedicated to Mars, god of the war.
3.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
5 mins • 1 pt
Match the Spanish days of the week with their Latin origins.
3. Miércoles
dies Mercury-named after Mercury, god of commerce and travelers.
dies Lunae: the day dedicated to the moon.
dies Martis: dedicated to Mars, god of the war.
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
5 mins • 1 pt
Match the Spanish days of the week with their Latin origins.
Viernes
dies Veneris: named after Venus, the goddess of beauty and love.
dies Saturni: named after Saturn; also called dies Sabbati based on the Hebrew word shabbath, or "day of rest".
dies Jovis: named after Jove, or Jupiter, the ruler of the gods.
dies solis: named after the sun (sol), but later changed to dies Dominicus, which means the "Lord's day".
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
5 mins • 1 pt
Match the Spanish days of the week with their Latin origins.
Jueves
dies Veneris: named after Venus, the goddess of beauty and love.
dies Saturni: named after Saturn; also called dies Sabbati based on the Hebrew word shabbath, or "day of rest".
dies Jovis: named after Jove, or Jupiter, the ruler of the gods.
dies solis: named after the sun (sol), but later changed to dies Dominicus, which means the "Lord's day".
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
5 mins • 1 pt
Match the Spanish days of the week with their Latin origins.
Sábado
dies Veneris: named after Venus, the goddess of beauty and love.
dies Saturni: named after Saturn; also called dies Sabbati based on the Hebrew word shabbath, or "day of rest".
dies Jovis: named after Jove, or Jupiter, the ruler of the gods.
dies solis: named after the sun (sol), but later changed to dies Dominicus, which means the "Lord's day".
7.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
5 mins • 1 pt
Match the Spanish days of the week with their Latin origins.
Domingo
dies Veneris: named after Venus, the goddess of beauty and love.
dies Saturni: named after Saturn; also called dies Sabbati based on the Hebrew word shabbath, or "day of rest".
dies Jovis: named after Jove, or Jupiter, the ruler of the gods.
dies solis: named after the sun (sol), but later changed to dies Dominicus, which means the "Lord's day".
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