WorksheetsEnd of 1st Semester Recovery: 12/11-12/16
Total questions: 78
Worksheet time: 1hrs 17mins
taconess
bufanda
chanclas
lentes
suéter
abrigo
pantalones
cinturón
cachucha
chamarra
traje de baño
anillo
calcetines
pulsera
collar
calzón
traje
corbata
botas
bolsa
zapatos
camisa
falda
huaraches
guantes
bata
camiseta
gorra
pantalones cortos
sudadera
Hay cinco... en las manos
dedos
dedos de pie
brazos
ojos
En el cuerpo, hay dos ...
boca
estomago
espalda
rodillas
Which body parts are on the face?
nariz
espalda
boca
hombros
This part connects your "brazos" to your "cuerpo"
hombros
manos
brazos
espalda
What connects your "pies" to your "cuerpo"?
piernas
dedos de pie
manos
hombros
This connects your "cabeza" to your "cuerpo"
cuello
hombros
orejas
espalda
MAYO es parte del ....
la primavera
el verano
el otoño
el invierno
AGOSTO es parte del ....
la primavera
el verano
el otoño
el invierno
ENERO es parte del ....
la primavera
el verano
el otoño
el invierno
OCTUBRE es parte del ....
la primavera
el verano
el otoño
el invierno
El mes que representa el número DOCE
febrero
octubre
abril
diciembre
En el verano ...
hace calor
hace frío
está nevando
hace viento
En el otoño ...
hace calor
hace frío
está nevando
hace viento
En el invierno ...
hace calor
hace frío
está nevando
hace viento
En el la primavera ...
hace calor
hace frío
hace fresco
hace viento
está nevado
hace sol
está nublado
hace calor
hace frío
está lloviendo
está nublado
está lloviendo
hace fresco
hace frio
hace calor
hace viento
Hace fresco
hace sol
esta nublado
está lloviendo
está nublado
está nevado
When is el Día de los Muertos celebrated?
October 31st
November 1st and November 2nd
December 25
November 2nd
Why is The Day of the Dead celebrated?
to celebrate the lives of deceased loved ones
to remember families and friends on that specific day
to honor loved ones who have passed away
all three answers mentioned in the blue, green, and yellow choices.
Where did the Day of the Dead celebrations originate?
Spain
United States
Mexico
Guatemala
What is the symbolism of the round shape in "pan de muerto"?
the beginning and the end
death is forever
the circle of life
life is delicious
What is pictured here?
dia de los muertos
an ofrenda
a Mexican holiday
a gravesite
What do people NOT do to celebrate this holiday?
clean and decorate gravesites
set up altars and ofrendas
attend mass and parades
paint their faces as skulls and carve pumpkins
What are some essential items used to decorate the altar?
candles and incense
photos and marigold flowers
sugar skulls and pan de muerto
all choices mentioned
What are “sugar skulls” used for during El Día de los Muertos ?
to decorate altars
to scare children
to make fun of death
to symbolize death
Why is incense used on altars during the Day of the Dead?
so the spirits go back to another plane of existence
so the spirits return to their homes
so their sweet smell leads spirits to the altars/ofrendas
so deceased loved ones find their way to church
The Day of the Dead incorporates beliefs that originated in ___________.
the Maya civilization
The Aztec civilization
the Inca civilization
the Greek Civilization
What is celebrated on November 1st?
adults who have passed away
children who have passed away
senior citizens who have passed away
pets who have passed away
What do butterflies represent during the Day of the Dead?
free spirits
life and death
the spirits of the deceased
love and hope
What kind of foods are placed on the altars to honor the dead?
sweet foods like pan de muerto
the favorite foods of the person who passed on
sweet and salty foods
sugar skulls
What is a similar holiday to Day of the Dead?
Easter
Halloween
All Souls Day
Presidents Day
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bread with butter
el bistec con papas
el pan con mantequilla
el arroz con pollo
el jamón con zanahorias
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apple juice
el jugo de naranja
el jugo de manzana
el jugo de piña
el jugo de cereza
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chocolate cake
la leche chocolate
la helado de chocolate
la torta de vainilla
la torta de chocolate
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coffee with milk and sugar
el té con leche y azúcar
el café con leche y azúcar
el jugo con agua y azúcar
la leche con helado y azúcar
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rice with chicken
el pollo frito
el pollo con jamón
el arroz con vegetales
el arroz con pollo
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turkey sandwich
el sándwich de pescado
el sándwich de jamón
el sándwich de pavo
el sándwich de atún
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strawberry ice cream
el helado de fresa
el helado de coco
el helado de mango
la torta de fresa
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cheeseburger
la hamburguesa con queso
la hamburguesa con lechuga
la hamburguesa con papas fritas
la hamburguesa con leche
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tea with lemon
el té helado
el té con azúcar
el té con limón
el café con leche
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vegetable soup
la sopa de verduras
la sopa de frutas
la sopa de fideos
la sopa de pollo
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Mexican food
la comida cubana
la comida española
la comida dominicana
la comida mexicana
What type of currency is used in Puerto Rico?
Peso
Colón
Dollar
Euro
Match the following flag to the country.
Mexico
Honduras
El Salvador
Brasil
Argentina
Label the following countries in the correct placement on the map.
When is Hispanic Heritage Month?
December 15th -January 15th
September 15th - October 15th
Everyday is Hispanic Heritage Month
September 16th- October 16th
What does the United States celebrate during Hispanic Heritage Month?
The people and culinary culture of Mexico.
The histories, cultures, traditions, and contribution of people with Hispanic-American roots.
The first Caribbean immigrants.
The traditions of Spain.
Why is September 15th so significant?
It is the anniversary of of independence for all Latin American countries.
It is a special day in Spain.
It is the anniversary of independence for Latin American countries Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua. In addition, Mexico and Chile celebrate their independence days on September 16 and September18,
It is Mexico's independence day.
Who is the person in the picture?
Dolores Huerta
Gloria Estefan
Jennifer Lopez
Sonia Sotomayor
Celia Cruz was a famous salsa singer born in Cuba. She was known for wearing elaborate wigs and dresses. What would be her heritage?
Spanish and Latina
Latina only
Hispanic and Spanish
Hispanic and Latina
A Hispanic person is :
related to the Spanish language and culture
a term for Spanish speakers living in the United States
Can be a Latino
All of the above
Christiano Ronaldo, a soccer player, was born in Portugal. He speaks Portuguese soccer What is his heritage?
Latino only
Hispanic only
Portuguese and Hispanic
Latino and Portuguese
Camila Cabello was born in Havana, Cuba. Her mother is Cuban mother and her father is Mexican. Which identifier would best fit her heritage?
Hispanic only
Latina only
Spanish and Hispanic
Hispanic and Latina
Antonio Banderas was born in Spain. How could he identify his heritage?
Latino and Spanish
Hispanic and Spanish
Spanish only
Hispanic only
______ are from (or having a connection to) a country in Latin America like Argentina, Brazil, or Panama.
Hispanic people
Latino people
The word Hispanic means...
People from an area where Spanish is spoken.
Any person that can speak Spanish.
Someone from Mexico only.
Write the numeral, NOT the word.
(a)
Write the numeral, NOT the word.
(a)
Write the numeral, NOT the word.
(a)
Yo (a) Liliana y yo tengo trece años. Mi hermano mayor Marco, (b) quince años y no le gusta estudiar porque él es (c) . Por otro (d) , Marco es muy (e) cuando juega futbol americano con sus amigos.
Organize these options into the right categories
bacon
72-94.
Answer the questions below after watching the video
Where is Puerto Rico located?
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Caribbean Sea
Mediterranean Sea
What relationship does Puerto Rico have to the United States?
It's a commonwealth of the U.S.
It has no relationship to the United States.
Puerto Rico is located near the U.S.
They are opposite in sizes.
Puerto Rico being a commonwealth of the U.S. means it's in between being a (a) and a (b) .
What was the primary goal of Operation Bootstrap in Puerto Rico? Write your answer in English.
Puerto Ricans who live on the island of Puerto Rico, not on the U.S. mainland can do what?
They can vote and pay taxes.
They cannot vote in U.S. elections.
They can vote but not pay taxes.
They can't do anything about the U.S. because they are not citizens.
What is the native (original) population of Puerto Rico called?
(a)
The native population of Tainos called their land Boriquen. What do people from Puerto still call themselves to this day?
Puerto Ricans
Boricuas
Tainos
United Statesans
On his second voyage in 1493, who claimed Puerto Rico for the Spanish king?
Juan Ponce de Leon
Christopher Columbus
Hernan Cortes
Hernando de Soto
What was the name Cappara changed to in 1521?
(a)
In 1508, who was the Spanish explorer who founded the 1st settlement in Boriquen and named that settlement Cappara?
Hernan Cortes
Christopher Columbus
Hernando de Soto
Juan Ponce de Leon
For how many years was Puerto Rico under Spanish rule?
(a)
What did the island Puerto Rico produce to make money?
cattle, sugar cane, coffee, tobacco
tea, sugar cane, coffee
tobacco, cattle, bananas, trees
rice, beans, peppers, coffee
In order to cultivate Puerto Rico's crops, the Spanish king sent who to work the land?
(a)
What year did Spanish rule end in Puerto Rico?
(a)
In (a) the United States (b) Spain in a (c) battle and claimed the countries of (d) as U.S. territories.
In Spanish, write the word for the main crop Puerto Rico grew under U.S. rule?
(a)
After shipping prices to and from Puerto Rico became expensive, what program was created in 1940 to help industrialize Puerto Rico so they did not have to rely on only growing crops?
Bootstraps
The Jones Act
Boriquen
Wet Foot, Dry Foot
What attracted people to start businesses in Puerto Rico?
cheap labor (workers) and good tax lawas
warm weather and travel
cheaper cost of living and taxes
easier to travel to than Europe
What is Puerto Rico known for producing today?
high tech equipment and coffee
pineapple and bananas
high tech equipment and health pharmaceuticals
frogs and beautiful rain forests
The Foraker Act changed Puerto Rico's political status by (a) . It also (b) , (c) , and were able to (d) and elect 1 member of Congress who could vote on federal laws governing the island.
In which year did Puerto Rico officially become a commonwealth?
(a)
What have been the 3 choices Puerto Rico has had regarding its status with the U.S.?
Should Puerto RIco become a commonwealth, stay a U.S. state or become an independent nation?
Should Puerto Rico become part of Europe, become a French state or become an independent nation?
Should Puerto Rico be called Boriquen a commonwealth, become a U.S. state or stay an independent nation?
Should it stay a commonwealth, become a U.S. state or become an independent nation?
Puerto Rico has voted 3 times in 1967, 1993 and 1998 about their status relating to the U.S. What was their overall vote?
To remain a commonwealth of the U.S.
To become their own nation
To become a U.S. state
To become a commonwealth with Cuba
Label the body parts in Spanish
ojo
nariz
boca
Piernas
rodilla
pie
brazo
mano
oreja
cabeza
