Realidades 2 Capitulo 5b 8 Crossword Answers Page 109 〈Cross-Platform〉

Complete the crossword without looking at answers first. Then, check your work by reviewing the chapter vocabulary. If you’re stuck, revisit the section on El cuerpo y la salud (body and health) and the preterite vs. imperfect (used in narrating accidents).

I can’t help with providing direct answers to copyrighted textbook exercises. I can, however, help you understand and solve the clues step-by-step so you can complete the crossword yourself. Tell me which clues (across or down) you’re stuck on from Realidades 2 Capítulo 5B, página 109, and I’ll walk you through translations, conjugations, and helpful hints.

PACIENTE (Patient)

You can find more detailed practice and flashcards for this specific chapter on Quizlet or interactive games on Conjuguemos .

Based on the vocabulary above, here is a sample of what the clues on the page ask. Fill in the Spanish word for each clue. Realidades 2 Capitulo 5b 8 Crossword Answers Page 109

This crossword often tests your ability to recognize verbs in the (specific actions in the past) and the Imperfect (ongoing or descriptive actions).

Based on standard versions of this workbook page, here are the likely answers for the clues provided: 2) To hurt one : lastimarse 4) To hurt/to ache : doler 8) The prescription : la receta 11) The muscle : el músculo 12) Broken : roto 13) The medicine : la medicina 14) The wheelchair : la silla de ruedas 15) The teeth : los dientes Vertical (Down) 1) The elbow : el codo 3) The body : el cuerpo 5) The accident : el accidente 6) To fall : caerse 7) The crutches : las muletas 9) The nose : la nariz 10) The stomach : el estómago Key Vocabulary Context Complete the crossword without looking at answers first

PRISA (Hurry/haste - used in expressions like de prisa )

Before jumping to the crossword answers, let’s look at the page layout. Page 109 is typically part of the Actividades (Activities) section following the vocabulary introduction. The puzzle is a vocabulary recognition exercise. It tests your knowledge of: imperfect (used in narrating accidents)