Question

1.READING.
A World of Emotions
Basic emotions are universal, but every culture has different ways to express them. For example, Latin Americans are very expressive when they are happy, but the Japanese usually control the way they show this emotion.
Some countries, like the United States of America, consider smiling positive. But a smile when you greet somebody in Russia can be impolite. A smile in some Asian cultures can show happiness but also embarrassment.
When we know that people from other cultures have different ways to express their emotions, it is easier for us to understand their attitudes. And knowing that emotions are expressed in many ways in different cultures can help to bring people together.

1. We express emotions in the same way.

TRUE
FALSE
NOT MENTIONED
2.READING.
2. Showing emotions in Japan is wrong.

TRUE
FALSE
NOT MENTIONED
3.READING
3. A smile is impolite in Russia when you greet.

TRUE
FALSE
NOT MENTIONED
4.READING.
4. Smiling is positive in some countries.

TRUE
FALSE
NOT MENTIONED
5.READING.
5. Knowing about other cultures help us understand their attitudes.

TRUE
FALSE
NOT MENTIONED
6.VOCABULARY.
CHOOSE THE CORRECT NATIONALITY.

6. UNITED KINGDOM

AMERICAN
FRENCH
BRITISH
7.VOCABULARY.

7. UNITED STATES

MEXICAN
AMERICAN
ITALIIAN
8.VOCABULARY.

8. FRANCE

CHINESE
FRENCH
GERMAN
9.GRAMMAR.
CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER.

9. Is he American?

It is in China.
Red and blue
Yes, he is.
10.GRAMMAR.
10. Is she from Spain?

No, she's from France.
Yes. they are.
She is 15.
11.GRAMMAR.

11. Is she British?

They are happy.
No, she's from Mexico.
No, she is.
12.GRAMMAR.

12. Where are they from?

Yes, they are.
They are from India.
They are friends.
13.GRAMMAR.

13. Hello! My name ...... Lucia

are
is don't
is
14.GRAMMAR.

14. I ..... from France. I'm from Brazil.

am
is
am not
15.GRAMMAR.

15. My mom and dad ....... from Brazil too.

is
are
isn't
16.GRAMMAR.
Choose the correct question for this answer.

16. It's Bogota.

What color is the Colombian flag?
What is the Capital of Colombia?
How do you spell Colombia?

Ayuda ​

Answer 1

Este texto nos habla de las emociones del ser humano y el significado y expresión que tienen en distintas culturas. A continuación responderé a cada una de las preguntas numeradas y por orden:

• 1. FALSO: Como he dicho en la introducción de la respuesta, el texto habla de los diferentes significados y expresiones de las emociones en distintas culturas, por lo tanto, las emociones no se expresan o significan de la misma forma.

• 2. FALSO: Parte del texto nos hablaba de que los japoneses controlaban su manera de expresarse, pero esto no quiere decir que esté mal visto expresar emociones en el país.

• 3. VERDADERO: Esta información se extrae directamente desde el texto. Es de mala educación sonreír al saludar a alguien en Rusia.

• 4. VERDADERO: Esta información no solo se extrae directamente desde el texto, sino que también se puede comprobar diariamente en las culturas de habla hispana.

• 5. VERDADERO: Esta información también es extraída del texto, aunque es fácil afirmarla debido a que es de sentido común.

Ahora, resolveré la parte de vocabulario, que esta relacionado con las nacionalidades:

• UNITED KINGDOM: British (Reino Unido - Británico)
• UNITED STATES: American (Estados Unidos - Americano)
• FRANCE: French (Francia - Francés)

Después de lo anterior, resolveré las preguntas de gramática, que trata sobre responderlas utilizando respuestas cortas.

• Is he American?:  Yes, he is.
• Is she from Spain?: No, she's from France.
• Is she British?: No, she's from Mexico.
• Where are they from?: They are from India.

Por último, resolveré las preguntas de gramática acerca del verbo "to be".

• Hello! My name is Lucia.

• I am not from France. I'm from Brazil.
• My mom and dad are from Brazil.
• What is the capital of Colombia? It's Bogota