Question

boleto de salida: use the calendar to answer the questions.
septiembre 2021
lunes martes miércoles jueves viernes sábado domingo
(blank) (blank) 1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8 9 10 11 12
13 14 15 16 17 18 19
20 21 22 23 24 25 26
27 (cumple de mateo) 28 29 30 (blank) (blank)
(blank) (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank) (blank)

1. ______ el veintinueve de septiembre es miércoles.
2. ______ el trece de septiembre es lunes.
3. ______ el quince de septiembre es el cumpleaños de mateo.
4. ______ el once y el doce de septiembre es el fin de semana.
5. ______ el calendario es para el otoño.
6. ______ el primero de septiembre es viernes.
7. ______ el año es 2024.
8. ______ en el mes de septiembre hay treinta días.

Explanation:

These questions are about verifying statements using the given September 2021 calendar. We'll check each statement one by one.

Step 1: Analyze Question 1

Statement: "el veintinueve de septiembre es miércoles." (September 29 is Wednesday). Looking at the calendar, September 29 is in the "Miércoles" (Wednesday) column? Wait, the calendar columns are Lunes (Monday), Martes (Tuesday), Miércoles (Wednesday), Jueves (Thursday), Viernes (Friday), Sábado (Saturday), Domingo (Sunday). Let's check the dates:

• Row with 27 (Monday, "Lunes"): 27 (Lunes), 28 (Martes), 29 (Miércoles), 30 (Jueves). So September 29 is Miércoles (Wednesday). So this statement is true. So we can write "Verdadero" (True) or "Sí" (Yes), but typically in such exercises, we use "Sí" or "Verdadero" or "Cierto". But let's confirm each:

Step 2: Analyze Question 2

Statement: "el trece de septiembre es lunes." (September 13 is Monday). Looking at the calendar, the row with 13: 13 (Lunes), 14 (Martes), 15 (Miércoles), 16 (Jueves), 17 (Viernes), 18 (Sábado), 19 (Domingo). So 13 is Lunes (Monday). So this is true.

Step 3: Analyze Question 3

Statement: "el quince de septiembre es el cumpleaños de Mateo." (September 15 is Mateo's birthday). The calendar shows "cumple de Mateo" on 27 (Lunes). So 15 is not Mateo's birthday. So this is false.

Step 4: Analyze Question 4

Statement: "el once y el doce de septiembre es el fin de semana." (September 11 and 12 are weekend). Weekend in Spanish is "fin de semana" (Saturday and Sunday: Sábado and Domingo). Looking at the calendar: 11 (Sábado), 12 (Domingo). So 11 is Saturday, 12 is Sunday. So they are weekend. So this is true.

Step 5: Analyze Question 5

Statement: "el calendario es para el otoño." (The calendar is for autumn). September is in autumn (otoño) in the Northern Hemisphere. So this is true (assuming Northern Hemisphere context, which is common for such calendars).

Step 6: Analyze Question 6

Statement: "el primero de septiembre es viernes." (September 1 is Friday). Looking at the calendar: the first row has 1 (Miércoles), 2 (Jueves), 3 (Viernes), 4 (Sábado), 5 (Domingo). Wait, no: the first row (top row) has columns:

• Lunes: empty (before 6)
• Martes: empty (before 7)
• Miércoles: 1
• Jueves: 2
• Viernes: 3
• Sábado: 4
• Domingo: 5

Wait, let's list the dates properly:

First row (top row, first week):

• Lunes: (empty, since 1 is Miércoles)
• Martes: (empty)
• Miércoles: 1
• Jueves: 2
• Viernes: 3
• Sábado: 4
• Domingo: 5

Second row:

• Lunes: 6
• Martes: 7
• Miércoles: 8
• Jueves: 9
• Viernes: 10
• Sábado: 11
• Domingo: 12

Third row:

• Lunes: 13
• Martes: 14
• Miércoles: 15
• Jueves: 16
• Viernes: 17
• Sábado: 18
• Domingo: 19

Fourth row:

• Lunes: 20
• Martes: 21
• Miércoles: 22
• Jueves: 23
• Viernes: 24
• Sábado: 25
• Domingo: 26

Fifth row:

• Lunes: 27
• Martes: 28
• Miércoles: 29
• Jueves: 30
• Viernes: (empty)
• Sábado: (empty)
• Domingo: (empty)

So September 1 is Miércoles (Wednesday), not Viernes (Friday). So the statement "el primero de septiembre es viernes" is false.

Step 7: Analyze Question 7

Statement: "el año es 2024." The calendar says "SEPTIEMBRE 2021", so the year is 2021, not 2024. So this is false.

Step 8: Analyze Question 8

Statement: "en el mes de septiembre hay treinta días." (September has thirty days). Looking at the calendar, the last date is 30. So September has 30 days. So this is true.

Answer:

s (for each question, assuming we need to write True/False or Sí/No):

1. Verdadero (or Sí)
2. Verdadero (or Sí)
3. Falso (or No)
4. Verdadero (or Sí)
5. Verdadero (or Sí)
6. Falso (or No)
7. Falso (or No)
8. Verdadero (or Sí)

(Note: The exact answer format may depend on the exercise's requirement, but typically in Spanish, "Verdadero" (True) or "Falso" (False) is used. If the questions are to be answered with "Sí" or "No", adjust accordingly.)