1) which is the correct way to express "i get angry" in spanish?
a)enojo
b)enojarme
c)se enojo
d)me enojo
2) which statement is true about stem-changing verbs in the preterit?
a)only-ir stem-changers show a stem-change in the preterit.
b)all stem-changing verbs show a stem- change in the preterit
c)no stem-changing verbs show a stem-change in the preterit
d)stem-changing verbs in the preterit normally change o, ue or e, ie
3) which is the correct way to express "they fell asleep" in spanish?
a)dormieron
b)durmieron
c)se dormieron
d)se durmieron
4) which statement is true about sporting events in the colombian-venezuelan border region?
a)sporting events are uncommon in the region
b)people living in the community may be fans of more than one team.
c)violence is common at games in the region because of identity politics
d)players from teams in the region usually come from outside of then area.
5)in which regions do the wayuu people live?
a)southern colombia and northern venezuela
b)northern colombia and northwest venezuela
c)southern colombia and southwest venezuela
d)northern colombia and northeast venezuela

Explanation:

Question number 1 is asking how to express I get angry, this is in first person and in singular, because of this the correct option is "me" which is in first person and "enojo" which is the first person singular conjugate of the ver sleep (dormir)

Question 2. An –ir verb that stem changes in the present tense will stem change in the preterite but only in the third person forms the stem changed o>ue will stem change o>uin.

Question 3. They fell asleep is in third person plural, so the correct translation is se which is in third person and durmieron is the correct conjugate of the verb sleep.

Question 4. Because there are so many people living in the border and the people there have fondness for teams from both countries, so they may be fans of more than one team.

Question 5. The Guayuu people are located in the Guajira peninsula, and this body of land conforms the northernmost part of Colombia en northwest of Venezuela.

in my life i wake up get ready for school then i eat breakfast similar to maarit but i do not need to feed chickens or do anything else in the morning. once i am at school i study many different subjects and like maarit my favorite subject is math. then i go home like maarit i do my homework. then unlike maarit i do all my chores right after i do my homework. then i eat dinner and watch t.v until i go to bed. then i wake up and repeat the process once again until the weekend. on the weekend i do nothing i don’t go anywhere with my father i just relax

no me gusta oler los calcetines.

explanation:

you can say i dislike to smell socks in spanish. this would be ''no me gusta oler los calcetines.''