Según María, ¿qué crea la globalización?
What will be an ideal response?
María dice que la globalización crea más desigualdad en el mundo.
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(11) ____________
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Necesito pedir un ________________ para comprar un coche.
What will be an ideal response?
The Bill of Rights is really a list of promises by the government to the people. There is no similar list of constitutional obligations of the people to the government. Nevertheless, for a democracy to work, citizens must be willing to participate in the political process. When Americans work for a better environment, support political candidates, or speak out or organize on public issues,
whether they dissent from established policy or support it, they are participating in the democratic process. Their opinions and actions are inputs to the political system. Freedom to dissent is an important aspect of democracy. In fact, it may be argued that one of the most important responsibilities Americans have is to exercise the rights protected by the Constitution, including those of free speech and dissent. Voting in elections, participating in political party activity and community programs, forming and expressing political opinions, either singly or through groups—all are necessary to the workings of a healthy political system. Many Americans, however, lament that the system is not responsive enough to their interests. They complain that politicians are only interested in getting reelected and lining their own pockets. Often, they are right. But sometimes those who feel this way fail to take as simple a step as registering to vote. Frequently it does seem that the political system is slow to respond to pressures for change, and that ordinary citizens have no way to express themselves to influence political leaders. Yet, at times, individual citizens have shown that it is not only possible to "fight City Hall" but, occasionally, to win. The author has a bias against a. the Constitution. b. foreigners. c. those who do not vote. d. politicians.
Read the following paragraphs and respond to the questions that follow by choosing the letter of the correct answer.
They visited Jacob. He was in room 404. When they got to the right floor, the nurse was just leaving his room. He was happy that the nurse was able to take out the IV. Jacob told his grandparents how he took a nap before they came, since he didn’t get too much sleep the night before. Because, he could not get comfortable. He also showed them the two small bandages over the small incisions. They could tell that he was happy to relay the news how he’ll be released to go home tomorrow to recover. Although his appendicitis was very scary. He was recovering from the surgery very well. What can you infer about where Jacob was in this passage? a. Jacob was in his house. b. Jacob was in a hospital. c. Jacob was in a hotel. d. Jacob was in an office building.