Selon (According to) Mme Gauthier, l'hôtel à Nice _____.
A. est près de la plage
B. est vieux
C. n'a pas de restaurant
D. n'a pas de piscine
Answer: A
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Surveys of public opinion, no matter what fascinating questions they ask or how quickly they get the answers, are not equivalent to elections. Because not all Americans are equally interested in politics or equally informed, public opinion polls can suggest only the general distribution of opinion on issues. Many times, only a few citizens have formulated preferences, and these preferences can be
changed by events. Politicians, whether in office or in the midst of a campaign, see public opinion as important to their careers. The president, members of Congress, governors, and other elected officials realize that strong public support as expressed in opinion polls is a source of power in dealing with other politicians. It is far more difficult for a senator to say no to the president if the president is immensely popular and if polls shows approval of the president's policies. Public opinion also helps political candidates identify the public's most important concerns and may help them shape their campaigns successfully. Although opinion polls cannot give exact guidance on what the government should do in a specific instance, the opinions measured in polls do set an informal limit on government action. For example, consider the highly controversial issue of abortion. Most Americans are moderates on this issue; they do not approve of abortion as a means of birth control, but they do feel that it should be available under certain circumstances. Yet sizable groups of people express very intense feelings both for and against abortion. Given this distribution of opinion, most elected officials would rather not try to change policy to favor either of the extreme positions. In this case, as in many others, public opinion does not make public policy; rather, it restrains officials from taking truly unpopular positions. If officials do act in the face of public opposition, they will experience the consequences of their actions at the ballot box. The main idea of the passage is a. public opinion polls are important to politicians, but cannot give exactguidance on issues. b. many people do not respond to public opinion surveys. c. public opinion polls give only a general idea of opinion on issues. d. most people frequently change their ideas about issues as conditionschange.
Match the terms in Column 1 and Column 2.
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El Viejo San Juan Erin va a ir al Viejo San Juan y manda un correo electrónico a sus amigos. Escribe la forma correcta del verbo en el indicativo, el subjuntivo o el infinitivo para completar el mensaje que manda Erin.
Hola a todos, Este fin de semana queremos (1) ____________________(ir) al Viejo San Juan. El lunes no tenemos nada y podemos pasar tres días allí. Espero que ustedes (2) ____________________(venir) conmigo. Hay museos, tiendas, restaurantes... en fin, es muy lindo. Iván sugiere que nosotros (3) ____________________(comer) mofongo en El Jibarito. Blanca, yo sé que te encanta el mofongo. Dicen que allí (4) ____________________(ser) el mejor. Recomiendo que nosotros (5) ____________________(estar) allí temprano el sábado por la mañana. ¿Qué piensan? Erin
When Diogenes saw Alexander, Diogenes said,
_____ a. “Stand to one side. You’re blocking the sunlight.” _____ b. “You won’t be happy until he wipes your nose for you.” _____ c. “I am trying to find a man.” _____ d. “You must restamp the currency.”