"El cartel" in the plural form. (not to be confused with el cártel)
What is "Los carteles?"
100
"Here!" (en español)
What is "aquí?"
100
It is the animal that can help you point and click on la computadora. (en español)
What is "El ratón?"
100
She is Sr. Larson's favorite Mexican singer and sings the song "Eres Tú."
Who is "Carla Morrison?"
200
The door! (en español)
What is "¡La PUERTA!"
200
The pancakes (en español)
What is "Los panqueques?"
200
"¿Dónde estoy?" en inglés
What is "Where am I?"
200
It's where you put crumpled up pieces of paper (en español).
What is "la papelera?"
200
La música de los gitanos (gypsies) de España
What is "El flamenco?"
300
Cuarenta, cuarenta y uno, cuarenta y tres! (en inglés)
What is "forty, forty-one, forty-three?"
300
Not just "una bandera" but some flags.
What is "unas banderas?"
300
It's the missing word in the following phrase: "El reloj está encima _______ cartel."
What is "del?"
300
After standing, you can use this if you want to "sentarte." (en español)
What is "una silla?"
300
It is the popular dance and music that initially came from Argentina.
What is "El tango?"
400
If I were to throw "un reloj" at you, you would be dodging this.
What is "a clock?"
400
"Two clocks" en español
What is "dos relojes?"
400
"You are in the class" (en español)
What is "Estás en la clase?"
400
It's how you say ¿Qué es esto? en inglés.
What is "What is this?"
400
Some listen to it, some dance to it, some eat it.
What is "La salsa?"
500
Es el nombre del hamster de Teresa. It's also the diminutive form of a nickname for Francisco.
Who is "Paquito?"
500
This three letter verb is the same whether singular or plural, and it sounds like it only has two letters.
What is "hay?"
500
"The keyboard is in front of the screen" (en español).
What is "El teclado está delante de la pantalla?"
500
En la clase de educación física, no necesitas éste máquina electrónica de la clase de tecnología.
What is "una computadora?"
500
This brilliant woman was born near Mexico City in 1648 and wrote poetry, essays, music, and plays during a time when few women had access to an education.
Who is "Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz?" Also acceptable: "Sor Juana Ines"