Vocabulario
Verbos
Figuras Culturas - Pablo Picasso
Ecuador
Animales Nacionales
100
Este continente tiene la madre patria de la lengua española.
Europa
100
Este verbo necesita una otra palabra. Generalmente, bicicleta o monopatín.
Montar
100
Picasso became well-known by his mother's maiden name after his friends told him that his father's surname of _______ was too commonplace.
Ruíz
100
Ecuador was once a part of this ancient and powerful indigenous empire.
The Incan Empire
100
Unsurprisingly, the national animal of Spain is this creature; reminiscent of fighting arenas and red capes.
Bull
200
Este palabra es un nombre de un país en Sudamérica, pero lo tiene un significado diferente también.
Ecuador
200
Yo quiero ir a Suiza (Switzerland). ¿Cómo debo viajar?
Volar
200
One of Picasso's most famous paintings, this piece was created after the Axis powers bombed a Spanish town by the same name.
Guernica
200
Even though it's not native to Ecuador, this is the official form of currency for the country.
The US Dollar
200
Columbia, the northernmost country of South America to be a part of the Andes mountain range, shares this massive flying creature with the state of California as its animal representative; though theirs is of the California variety.
Condor
300
El contrario de Este.
Oeste
300
Cuándo mi viaje termina, este verbo es el próximo paso.
Regresar
300
Pablo Picasso has this many periods of different artistic expression during his lifetime.
Eight (early work, the Blue Period, the Rose Period, the African Period, Cubism, Neoclassicism, Surrealism, and later work)
300
Sitting around 1,000 kilometers west of Ecuador’s mainland in the Pacific Ocean, these biodiverse islands are super famous for their endemic species of iguana, penguin, finch, and tortoise.
The Galapagos Islands
300
This Spanish-speaking country actually has three national animals: the Yiguirro Thrush bird, the White-Tailed Deer and the West Indian Manatee.
Costa Rica
400
Muy similar de la palabra para la planta que crece cerca de, este palabra es un río, pero más pequeño.
Arroyo
400
Si yo quiero esquiar en Suiza, pero yo no llevo el equipo para este actividad en mi viaje: ¿Qué necesito hacer?
Alquilar
400
This painting portrays one of Picasso's most famous muses who became his mistress at 17, bore him a child, and committed suicide after his death, 50 years after they met.
Marie-Thérèse Walter
400
This may only be the second-highest peak in Ecuador, but it’s one of the tallest volcanoes in the world, at 19,347 ft, and in the last 50 years, it’s erupted more than 50 times. For you math fans, that’s more than one eruption per year.
Cotopaxi
400
Guatemala was once the main seat of the Mayan Empire. Maybe this was what inspired them to elect this animal, named after the ancient Aztec feathered serpent, as their national bird.
Quetzal Bird
500
Oscuro y turbio, este palabra, en historias folclóricas, es la tierra de una bruja.
Pantano
500
Estos verbos dos tienen formularios irregulares en los tiempos verbales del futuro y el condicional.
Detenerse y Salir
500
The painting shown above is from Picasso's later years, and draws inspiration from the painting "The Third of May 1808" created by this other famous Spanish painter.
Francisco de Goya
500
Ecuador was the first country in the world to recognize the rights of this.
Nature
500
The Central American country of Belize has this funny looking creature as their national animal. Surprising to most people, this animal's closest relative is actually the Rhino.
Tapir