Question

la recepcionista le dio ________ al huésped.

• la llave
• la almohada

question 28 (2 points)
choose the correct completion.

________ ayudó al cliente con su equipaje.

• el mozo
• el mesero

question 29 (2 points)
part f grammar
choose the correct participle to complete the statement.

• ¿tú lo abres?
• no, josé lo ha _______

• abrio
• abrió
• abierto

Explanation:

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Analyze the first question

The sentence is: "La recepcionista le dio ______ al huésped." (The receptionist gave the ______ to the guest.)

• "la llave" means "the key".
• "la almohada" means "the pillow".

A receptionist at a hotel front desk typically gives the key ("la llave") to the guest.

Analyze Question 28

The sentence is: "______ ayudó al cliente con su equipaje." (The ______ helped the customer with their luggage.)

• "El mozo" means "the bellhop" or "the porter".
• "El mesero" means "the waiter".

A bellhop ("el mozo") is the person who helps hotel guests with their luggage.

Analyze Question 29

The prompt asks to choose the correct past participle to complete the statement:
"—¿Tú lo abres? —No, José lo ha ________."
The verb is "abrir" (to open). The past participle of "abrir" is irregular: "abierto".
The options shown faintly at the bottom are "abro", "abrió", and "abierto".
Therefore, "abierto" is the correct choice.
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<answer>

Question 1

<mcq-correct>(A) la llave</mcq-correct>
<mcq-option>(B) la almohada</mcq-option>

Question 28

<mcq-correct>(A) El mozo</mcq-correct>
<mcq-option>(B) El mesero</mcq-option>

Question 29

<mcq-option>(A) abro</mcq-option>
<mcq-option>(B) abrió</mcq-option>
<mcq-correct>(C) abierto</mcq-correct>
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Answer:

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Analyze the first question

The sentence is: "La recepcionista le dio ______ al huésped." (The receptionist gave the ______ to the guest.)

• "la llave" means "the key".
• "la almohada" means "the pillow".

A receptionist at a hotel front desk typically gives the key ("la llave") to the guest.

Analyze Question 28

The sentence is: "______ ayudó al cliente con su equipaje." (The ______ helped the customer with their luggage.)

• "El mozo" means "the bellhop" or "the porter".
• "El mesero" means "the waiter".

A bellhop ("el mozo") is the person who helps hotel guests with their luggage.

Analyze Question 29

The prompt asks to choose the correct past participle to complete the statement:
"—¿Tú lo abres? —No, José lo ha ________."
The verb is "abrir" (to open). The past participle of "abrir" is irregular: "abierto".
The options shown faintly at the bottom are "abro", "abrió", and "abierto".
Therefore, "abierto" is the correct choice.
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<answer>

Question 1

<mcq-correct>(A) la llave</mcq-correct>
<mcq-option>(B) la almohada</mcq-option>

Question 28

<mcq-correct>(A) El mozo</mcq-correct>
<mcq-option>(B) El mesero</mcq-option>

Question 29

<mcq-option>(A) abro</mcq-option>
<mcq-option>(B) abrió</mcq-option>
<mcq-correct>(C) abierto</mcq-correct>
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