14. schools in mexico
a. have no computers
b. have 10 to 12 computers per classroom
c. are working to increase the student/ computer ratio
d. have plenty of computers because they work with large computer companies

15. almost all students in spanish speaking schools ?
a. learn a foreign language
b. are under 13 years of age
c. play at least one sport
d. take at least two years of college

16. in colombia
a. children are not required to go to school.
b. children are required to go to school until they are about 9
c. children are required to go to school until they are about 14
d. children are required to go to school until they are about 18

17. what is one thing that juan ramon jimenez and mario jose molina have in common?
a. they have both won nobel prizes.
b. they were both born in mexico city.
c. they both won a u. s presidential medal of freedom
d. they both wrote fiction stories that have remained popular for close to 100 years.

18. which of these men free the most territories from spain?
a. simon bolivar
b. miguel hidalgo
c. jose de san martin
d. ernesto lecuona

19. in what way was manuel maria ponce as unusual child?
a. he was always large for his age
b. he wrote a musical piece at age 5
c. he was a famous dancer by age 19
d. he rebuilt a cathedral organ at age 15

20. why did ernesto lecuona move away from his homeland of cuba?
a. he had political differences with the castro regime
b. he wanted to live in the music world of new york city
c. he fell in love with europe during his concert tours there.
d. he needed to be in california to write film music for the major film studios

14. Right  C. are working to increase the student/computer ratio

In Mexico, most people don't have access to internet connection. It's about 69% of the population, or 78 million Mexicans who don't have access to the Internet. So 75% of the students who enroll in primary school can't complete high school. Anyway, schools in México are working to increase the student/computer ratio.

15. Right  C. play at least one sport

It is common to play at least one sport in Spanish-speaking schools. There is a common subject in schools called "Educación física" where students practice a lot of sports like basketball, baseball, volleyball, soccer, etc. It is also common to do any exercise as well.

16. Right  D. children are required to go to school until they are about 18  

The education in Colombia is divided into three stages:

Nursery school. "Hogares Comunitarios", that translates into community homes, is a common daycare and nursery school in Colombia where children learn to read and write.

Elementary school. This comprises 5 years of formal education. First grade usually starts at age five.

Secondary school. This is divided in basic secondary (grades 6 to 9) and mid secondary (grades 10 and 11). The mid-secondary education (beginning at the age of 15 or 16) leading to their own "Bachiller" after two years.

17. Right  A. They have both won Nobel Prizes

Juan Ramón Jiménez was an Andalusian poet who was born in December 1881. He was a brilliant writer that received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1956. On the other hand, Mario José Molina is a Mexican chemist reputed for his pivotal role in the discovery of the Antarctic ozone hole. He is received a Nobel Prize in Chemistry y 1995.

18. Right  A. Simón Bolívar

His entire name was Simón José Antonio de la Santísima Trinidad Bolívar Palacios Ponte y Blanco, better known as El Libertador de América Latina, was born in Caracas Venezuela in 1783. Bolívar was a military and political leader who liberated Venezuela, Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Panama as sovereign states, independent of the Spanish Empire.

19. Right  B. He wrote a musical piece at age 5

Manuel Maria Ponce was born in Mexico in 1882. He was a composer, music educator and scholar of Mexican music. His first piece called The dance of the Measles was composed at the age of 5.  Also, he was named organist at the Cathedral of Aguascalientes at the age 12.

20. Right  A. He had political differences with the Castro regime.

Ernesto Lecuona was a famous Cuban composer and pianist who was born in 1895. He was born in Guanabacoa, Havana, Cuba. He started studying piano at an early age. He left Cuba because he had political differences with the Castro regime. In 1960, with the triumph of the communist revolution in Cuba, he moved to Tampa, USA.

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