Use the words you have learned for nationalities in your textbook to solve the word puzzle. If you solve it correctly, you will find a hidden message in the enclosed vertical box. Hint:
You might need to look at the maps in the front of your textbook to review
Spanish-speaking countries and capitals!
1. El señor Pacheco es de Tegucigalpa. Él es
2. Mi amiga Alejandra vive con su familia en Guatemala. Todos son-
3. Alguien de San Salvador es
4. Tengo un amigo que vive en Caracas, la capital.
5. Carlos es _. Vive ahora en Panamá, su país de origen.
6. Bernardo y sus hermanos son de Miami, Florida. Son
7. Una persona de Buenos Aires es
8. Las personas de Santiago de Chile son
9. Lidia es — Toda su familia vive en Quito.
10. Armando es — Vive en Lima, la capital.
11. El próximo año, voy a Managua para visitar a mis amigos
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Answer 1. El señor Pacheco es de Tegucigalpa. Él es hondureño.

Translation 1. Mr. Pacheco is from Tegucigalpa. He is Honduran.

Answer 2. Mi amiga Alejandra vive con su familia en Guatemala. Todos son guatemaltecos.  

Translation 2. My friend Alejandra lives with her family in Guatemala. They are all Guatemalan.

Answer 3. Alguien de San Salvador es salvadoreño.

Translation 3. Someone from San Salvador is Salvadoran.

Answer 4. Tengo un amigo venezolano que vive en Caracas, la capital.

Translation 4. I have a Venezuelan friend who lives in Caracas, the capital.

Answer 5. Carlos es panameño. Vive ahora en Panamá, su país de origen.

Translation 5. Carlos is Panamanian. He now lives in Panama, his country of origin.

Answer 6. Bernardo y sus hermanos son de Miami, Florida. Son estadounidenses.

Translation 6. Bernardo and his siblings are from Miami, Florida. They are americans.

Answer 7. Una persona de Buenos Aires es argentina.

Translation 7. A person from Buenos Aires is Argentine.

Answer 8. Las personas de Santiago de Chile son chilenas.

Translation 8. The people of Santiago de Chile are Chilean.

Answer 9. Lidia es ecuatoriana Toda su familia vive en Quito.

Translation 9. Lidia is Ecuadorian. Her entire family lives in Quito.

Answer 10. Armando es peruano. Vive en Lima, la capital.

Translation 10. Armando is Peruvian. He lives in Lima, the capital.

Answer 11. El próximo año, voy a Managua para visitar a mis amigos nicaragüenses.

Translation 11. Next year, I am going to Managua to visit my Nicaraguan friends.

answer:   i cant   remeber exactly but i just got out of spanish a few months ago and the dbas are really easy. just relax, and have your notes in front of you. they are going to ask you the basics study the notes you wrote and you will be fine, make sure to really study grammar and pronuciation. the spanish teachers are usually nice so if you mess up they will go easy on you. you got this, you did the lessons and tests just focus and dont overthink the process.