Question

1. finish the sentence with the appropriate word. cada año me ______ contra la gripe. vacunar vacunas vacuno

Explanation:

The sentence "Cada año me __ contra la gripe" is in Spanish and uses the reflexive verb structure "me + verb" for actions done to oneself. The correct verb form here should be the reflexive form or the appropriate conjugation. Wait, actually, the correct form here is a bit different. Wait, no—wait, the structure "me vacunan" would be passive (I am vaccinated), but the options given: "vacunar" is the infinitive, but in the context of "me" (reflexive or passive), the correct conjugation for the passive or reflexive here—wait, the options: "vacunar" (infinitive), "vacunas" (you vaccinate, second person singular), "vacuno" (I vaccinate, first person singular). But the correct phrase is "me vacunan" (I am vaccinated) but that's not an option. Wait, no—maybe the question has a typo, but among the options, the intended answer is likely a mistake, but wait, no—wait, the correct verb for "to vaccinate against flu" is "vacunarse contra la gripe" (to get vaccinated against flu). But the sentence is "Cada año me __ contra la gripe"—the correct form should be "vacuno" is "I vaccinate", but "me vacuno" would be "I vaccinate myself". Wait, "me vacuno contra la gripe" means "I vaccinate myself against the flu". Let's check the options: "vacunar" is infinitive, "vacunas" is "you vaccinate", "vacuno" is "I vaccinate". So "me vacuno" (I vaccinate myself) fits. So the correct option is the third one? Wait, no—the first option is selected, but that's wrong. Wait, no—maybe the question is using the passive voice: "me vacunan" (I am vaccinated) but that's not an option. Wait, the options are:

• vacunar (infinitive: to vaccinate)
• vacunas (you vaccinate, tú form)
• vacuno (I vaccinate, yo form)

But the correct sentence structure for "me" (reflexive) would be "me vacuno" (I vaccinate myself). So the correct option is "vacuno", so the third option. But the first option is selected, which is wrong. Wait, maybe the question is in the passive: "me vacunan" but that's not an option. Alternatively, maybe the intended answer is "vacunar" as "me vacunar" (to vaccinate myself), but that's infinitive. But in Spanish, the correct way is "me vacuno" (I vaccinate myself) for first person. So among the options, "vacuno" is the first person singular of "vacunar" (yo vacuno). So the correct answer should be the third option: vacuno. Wait, no—"vacunar" is the infinitive, "vacunas" is tú vacunas, "vacuno" is yo vacuno. So "Cada año me vacuno contra la gripe" means "Every year I vaccinate myself against the flu". So the correct option is the third one: vacuno. But the first option is selected, which is incorrect. So the correct answer is the third option.

Answer:

C. vacuno (Wait, no—the options are labeled with circles: the first is vacunar (selected), second vacunas, third vacuno. So the correct answer is the third option: vacuno. So the answer is the third option, which is "vacuno".