. ¿Qué es el mate?

El mate es también conocido como la yerbaa mate. Es un tipo de infusiónb inmensamente popular en la Argentina y el Uruguay. Se toma tradicionalmente en un recipientec también llamado «mate», hecho de una calabaza,d y con una bombilla, que es una pajillae de metal para sorberf la infusión. El mate con frecuencia se comparte entre familiares y amigos.
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a) Es es una comida.
b) Es es una bebida.
c) Es es una ensalada.


b) Es es una bebida.

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Un groupe de jeunes Belges parlent de voyages. Ils pensent aux prochaines vacances d'été et se demandent où ils pourraient bien voyager ensemble. Click here for audio.Martine, Alain et Jacques parlent de leurs préfèrences de voyage. Écoutez et répondez aux questions.Selon la description d'Alain, où préférerait-il (would he prefer) aller?

A. en Guadeloupe B. au Maroc C. en Suisse

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Read the following paragraphs and answer the questions after each paragraph.

A century ago, the average U.S. citizen lived to be 48. Now we live to an average age of 76—thanks in large part to medical research. Pharmaceutical companies do an excellent job in research, and they increased their research spending from $2 billion in 1980 to $20 billion in 1998. But we can’t rely on them for basic research efforts. That’s why funding for the National Institutes of Health, which does basic research that can benefit us all, is so important. Its funding has doubled in the last 15 years—to $15 billion. But while $15 billion is a sizable sum, it is inadequate when compared to what we spend on legalized gambling ($638 billion), alcohol ($95 billion), and cigarettes ($50 billion). Two-thirds of Americans agree that funding for medical research should be doubled, according to a poll taken recently by the nonprofit advocacy group Research! America.
—Paul Simon
1. What main idea do you think Simon is trying to communicate in this paragraph?
2. How does each of the author’s examples explain the paragraph’s main point? List the main examples from the paragraph, and explain how they are related to the topic sentence.

3. Does Simon include enough examples to make his point? Explain your answer.
4. How are the examples in the paragraph arranged?

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Circle the pronoun that agrees in number with its antecedent

Virtue is (its, his, her) own reward. What will be an ideal response?

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Voi non avete pranzato con noi perché (mangiare) già.

Finite la frase con il trapassato prossimo. (10 pts – 2 each) (Finish the sentence using the trapassato prossimo.)

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