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Chapter 4B Test Flashcards

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1
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dance

A

el baile

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2
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to be going to + verb

A

ir + a + infinitive

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3
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party

This party is lit!
A

la fiesta

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to go camping

I told you not to bring peanut butter Camden!
A

ir de camping

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5
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to go fishing

A

ir de pesca

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6
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to play basketball

Image of Nathaniel Stubbe attempting basketball
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jugar al básquetbol

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7
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to play baseball

A swing and a miss from Yahnsen Wagner
A

jugar al béisbol

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to play soccer

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jugar al fútbol

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to play football

Image of Camden Hennessy being tackled by Yahnsen Wagner
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jugar al fútbol americano

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10
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to play golf

The form looks great ‘till you realize he missed the hole by 37 feet
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jugar al golf

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to play tennis

Image of a great serve by Yahnsen Wagner
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jugar al tenis

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12
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to play volleyball

Image of Rory O’ Connor giving his all in volleyball
A

jugar al vóleibol

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13
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the game

A

el partido

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14
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you know

A

sabes

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15
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I know

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sé

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sick

Image of Nathaniel Stubbe after missing one meal. Please pray for him
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enfermo/a

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17
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bad

A

mal

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18
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busy

Image of Camden Hennessy occupied with many different American cuisines
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ocupado/a

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tired

Image of Yahnsen Wagner’s eye bags. He complains the photographer did not “get his good angles”
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cansado/a

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20
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happy

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contento/a

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21
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sad

I can’t work on an empty stomach!
A

triste

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22
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At what time?

A

¿A qué hora?

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23
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At 1 o’clock

A

A la una

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24
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At 8 o’clock

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A las ocho

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25
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in the morning

I wouldn’t touch this with a ten foot pole…
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de la mañana

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in the afternoon

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de la tarde

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27
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in the evening

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de la noche

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28
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this evening

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esta noche

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29
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this afternoon

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esta tarde

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30
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this weekend

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este fin de semana

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31
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with me

Image of Manasi and Ari’s sister. Oh wait…
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conmigo

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32
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with you

A

contigo

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33
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I can

* falls and hits head on ledge *
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puedo

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34
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you can

A

puedes

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35
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What a pity!

Three second rule!
A

¡Ay! ¡Qué pena!

36
Q

Great!

The Great Wall of Ba Sing Se
A

¡Genial!

37
Q

I’m sorry

Sike no I’m not now go fetch me a cheeseburger
A

lo siento

38
Q

Hey!

A

¡Oye!

39
Q

What a good idea!

We know who didn’t create it then
A

¡Qué buena idea!

40
Q

I want

Now how did this get here
A

quiero

41
Q

you want

The you in this scenario would be Yahnsen Wagner. I heard that he only eats salads
A

quieres

42
Q

Would you like it?

Ew no so disgusting!
A

¿Te gustaría?

43
Q

I would like

A

Me gustaría

44
Q

I have to ______.

A

Tengo que _____.

45
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too much

A

demasiado

46
Q

then

A

entonces

47
Q

a little

My waist
A

un poco (de)

48
Q

What are boot verbs?

A

Certain Spanish verbs that change their stem in present tense, typically in all forms but nosotros and vosotros

49
Q

Translate to Spanish:

TO SLEEP (Present Tense)

  • I sleep
  • You sleep
  • He/She sleeps
  • We sleep
  • You (all) sleep
  • They sleep

boot verb

A

DORMIR

  • Yo duermo
  • Tu duermes
  • Él/Ella duerme
  • Nosotros/Nosotras dormimos
  • Vosotros/Vosotras dormís
  • Ellos/Ellas duermen

boot verb

50
Q

Translate to Spanish:

TO PLAY (Present Tense)

  • I play
  • You play
  • He/She plays
  • We play
  • You (all) play
  • They play

boot verb

A

JUGAR

  • Yo juego
  • Tú jueges
  • Él/Ella juege
  • Nosotros/Nosotras jugamos
  • Vosotros/Vosotras jugáis
  • Ellos/Ellas juegan

boot verb

51
Q

because

A

porque

52
Q

as, since

A

como

53
Q

although

A

aunque

54
Q

but

A

pero

55
Q

next

A

próximo

56
Q

also

A

también

57
Q

however

A

sin embargo

58
Q

then, so

A

entonces

59
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therefore

A

por lo tanto, por eso

60
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furthermore

A

además

61
Q

since

A

a causa de

62
Q

What is the La Noche de Rábanos?

A

the “Night of the Radishes”, where people show off their radish carvings for an annual competition

63
Q

Where and when does La Noche de Rábanos take place?

A

It takes place in Oaxaca, Mexico on December 23.

(Oaxaca pronounced like Woo-Haa-Kuh)

64
Q

Why did the tradition of La Noche de Rabanos start?

A

It started in the zocalo (town square) to attract customers coming out of the Christmas church services that forgot gifts

65
Q

What ethnicity is Rebecca Lobo’s father?

A

Cuban

66
Q

How tall is Rebecca Lobo?

A

She is 6’4”

The height of the athletic beast Nate Stubbe

67
Q

What other very popular tradition started in Oaxaca, Mexico?

A

The Day of the Dead

68
Q

What medal did Rebecca Lobo get at the 1996 Olympics?

A

gold

69
Q

What book did Rebecca Lobo write?

A

The Home Team

70
Q

What was the college scholarship that Rebecca Lobo started for?

A

It was to help minorities planning to go into the healthcare field

71
Q

What is Rebecca Lobo’s life like now?

A

She is an announcer for the WNBA, and is married to sports columnist Steve Rushin.

72
Q

Fill in the blanks:

The 2000 United States Census indicated that 30,700,800 people in America were Hispanic descendants, while the 2010 Census indicated 49,097,875 descendants. As of 2019, Hispanics make up about 18 percent of America's population at around 60 million.

What can you infer from this information?

I believe in you Camden I know it’s a lot of words!

A

the Hispanic population in the United States is rapidly growing

73
Q

Name two Hispanics who provided critical techincal contributions to NASA.

A
  1. Dr. Franklin Chang-Diaz
  2. Dr. Ellen Ochoa
74
Q

The term Nuyoricans combines what two words?

A
  1. Puerto Rico
  2. New York

The term Nuyoricans refers to Puerto Ricans living in New York (City)

75
Q

True or false? If false, correct the statement:

More Mexicans live in Raleigh, North Carolina near the border than in any other city of the US.

A

False. More Mexicans live in Texas near the border than in any other city of the US.

76
Q

Complete the statement with the best available option:

More than half of Miami’s population is …

A. Hispanic
B. Mexican
C. Micronesian
D. Spanish-speaking
E. Ghanan

A

D. Spanish-speaking

77
Q

Fill in the blank:

Little ________ is Miami’s hotspot of the Cuban population.

A

Havana

78
Q

Every March, Calle Ocho Festival takes place where?

A

in Little Havana, Miami

79
Q

What have the Nuyoricans in New York City contributed?

A

Influential music and poetry

80
Q

Conjugate the following boot verb in the form given

We, pedir (e→i)

A

pedimos

81
Q

Conjugate the following boot verb in the form given

You, empezar (e→ie)

informal

A

empiezas

82
Q

Conjugate the following boot verb in the form given

You all, dormir (o→ue)

in Spain

A

dormís

83
Q

Conjugate the following boot verb in the form given

You all, mentir (e→ie)

in Latin America

A

mienten

84
Q

Conjugate the following boot verb in the form given

I, poder (o→ue)

A

puedo

85
Q

Conjugate the following boot verb in the form given

He, comenzar (e→ie)

A

comienza

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