9. Which of the following says "my sister's birthday?
*mi hermana's cumpleaños
mi hermana de cumpleaños
el cumpleaños de mi hermana
mi hermana de cumpleaños
10. The Quinceañera is for a girl who is turning 16, similar to a "coming out party" you might hear of in the United States.
*true
false
11. The Quinceañera wears a beautiful white dress.
true
*false
12. The Quinceañera is a celebration because now, finally, the young lady can drive.
true
*false
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9. el cumpleanos de mi hermana
10. true
11. false, generally is another color like pink, blue or any other bright color but white because white is used if you are a bride.
12. yes but not quiet it is because the young girl becomes a woman.
(I am a native Spanish speaker)
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9. The correct answer is: *el cumpleaños de mi hermana.
To arrive at this answer, we can break down the options and understand their meanings:
- "mi hermana's cumpleaños" uses an incorrect possessive structure. The possessive form of "mi hermana" should be "de mi hermana."
- "mi hermana de cumpleaños" translates to "my sister of birthday," which is grammatically incorrect. The preposition "de" should come after "cumpleaños" to indicate possession.
- "el cumpleaños de mi hermana" translates to "the birthday of my sister," which is the correct possessive structure in Spanish.
- "mi hermana de cumpleaños" is the same incorrect answer as option 2.
Therefore, the correct answer is "el cumpleaños de mi hermana" as it follows the correct possessive structure.
10. The correct answer is: false.
To determine the correctness of this statement, we can analyze the definition given. A Quinceañera is a traditional Latin American celebration for a girl turning 15, not 16. Therefore, the statement is not true.
11. The correct answer is: false.
To evaluate the truthfulness of this statement, we can consider the traditional attire worn by the Quinceañera. While the young lady may wear a beautiful dress, it is typically not white. Traditional Quinceañera dresses are often colorful and ornate.
12. The correct answer is: false.
To check the accuracy of this statement, we can consider the purpose of a Quinceañera. The celebration is a cultural tradition to mark a girl's coming of age when she turns 15, not connected to acquiring the ability to drive. Therefore, the statement is not true.