C. Question culturelle.
Give four French terms of endearment.
What will be an ideal response?
Answers may vary. ma chérie, mon chéri, ma puce, mon chou
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Mark correct sentences C, run-ons RO, and comma splices CS in the space provided. The environmentalists are urging the public to recycle trash however, few people are willing to separate their garbage
What will be an ideal response?
Tu (venire) alla festa e (portare) il vino. ______________________________ / ______________________________
Scrivete il presente del verbo. (Write the present tense of the verb.)
Subjuntivo vs. indicativo. Escoge entre la forma del verbo en indicativo o en subjuntivo para completar el párrafo correctamente. Todos creen que Elena (1. deba /debe) casarse con Manuel pero Elena duda que Manuel la (2. pueda / puede) hacer feliz. El padre de Elena insiste en que ella (3. deja / deje) de trabajar y le (4. exige / exija) a Manuel matrimonio. Solo la madre de Elena piensa que su hija (5. es / sea) libre de decidir lo que quiere hacer con su vida. Manuel lamenta que Elena (6. sienta / siente) tanta presión de todo el mundo pero no quiere que ella (7. acepta / acepte) casarse con él si ella no está segura. Es evidente que Manuel (8. es / sea) una buena persona pero es mejor que no (9. se casan / se casen) por ahora. ¡Más vale que Elena pronto (10. entra / entre) en
razón!(9) Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Even when we are fully awake and alert, we are usually conscious of only a small portion of what is going on around us. At any given moment, we are exposed to a great variety of sounds, sights, and smells from the outside world. At the same time, we experience all sorts of internal sensations (such as heat and cold, touch, pressure, pain, equilibrium) as well as an array of thoughts, memories,
emotions, and needs. Normally, however, we are not aware of all these competing stimuli; after all, to survive and make sense of our environment, we are forced to select only the most important information to attend to and then filter out everything else. At times we pay such close attention to what we are doing that we are wholly absorbed in it and oblivious to what is going on around us. Indeed, the hallmark of normal waking consciousness is the highly selective nature of attention. What will be an ideal response?