HELP PLZ
Which of the following is one reason why it is valuable to learn Spanish?
A. It will help you develop better math skills.
B. Your friends will be impressed if you can speak two languages.
C. It will allow you to enjoy books, poems, songs, and movies written in Spanish.
And for anyone who needs help, the answers are...
B. ¿Cómo está usted?
C. It will allow you to enjoy books, poems, songs, and movies written in Spanish.
C. Long values
A. People from many Spanish-speaking countries added new words and different pronunciations.
The 5th one/last one is...
C. Spanish explorers and settlers
I would say C, but it would certainly help if you had Hispanic friends or associates.
are you right?
Hey guys! I bet y'all have taken the test but I wish I was able to give you all of the answers. Oh, and PsyDAG was right as well.
¡Que tengan un buen día todos!
To determine the correct answer, you need to evaluate each option and identify which reason explains why it is valuable to learn Spanish.
A. "It will help you develop better math skills." - This statement suggests that learning Spanish can improve your math skills. However, there is no direct correlation between learning a language and developing math skills. Therefore, this option is unlikely to be the correct answer.
B. "Your friends will be impressed if you can speak two languages." - While impressing friends is a potential benefit of learning Spanish, it may not be a compelling reason to consider it valuable. This reason is subjective and personal, but it does not provide a broader perspective on the value of learning Spanish.
C. "It will allow you to enjoy books, poems, songs, and movies written in Spanish." - This reason highlights the cultural benefits and literary experiences of learning Spanish. Being able to understand and enjoy Spanish literature, music, and films can enhance your overall cultural appreciation. This option seems more compelling and suggests a broader value of learning Spanish.
Therefore, the correct answer is C. "It will allow you to enjoy books, poems, songs, and movies written in Spanish."
In this case, the process involves critically evaluating each option based on its logical connection to the question and considering the broader context of learning Spanish.