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¡Logra responder todas preguntas correctamente y pasas al segundo nivel!

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PREGUNTADOS ÁREA61Online version ¡Logra responder todas preguntas correctamente y pasas al segundo nivel! by Antonella Jalitt 1 In what year and in what exact place was the city of Mendoza founded? a It was founded in 1561 in Pedro del Castillo Square. b It was founded in 1571 in Independence Square. c It was founded in 1980 in General San Martín Park. 2 Why was Pedro del Castillo Square also known as “Main Square”? a Because it was where Captain Pedro del Castillo’s soldiers trained. b Because around it were the Town Hall, the church, and the main houses. c Because weapons were sold there in colonial times. 3 What kind of historical remains and objects can be seen inside the Foundational Area Museum? a Original ruins of the Town Hall and the Slaughterhouse. b Objects and antiques of Captain Pedro del Castillo. c Colonial life 4 What do the totems behind the museum represent? a They represent our culture. b They represent the most important people of colonial Mendoza. c They represent the native people, inspired by the land, the water, the sun, and nature. 5 What consequences did the 1861 earthquake have on the city and the people of Mendoza? a It destroyed almost the whole city and many people died. b The city stayed intact because the earthquake was very weak. c There were some injured people and houses collapsed. 6 In the Church of San Francisco, how were the burials of rich and poor people different? a Everyone was buried in the same place, without distinction. b Rich people were buried inside the church, near the altar, and poor people outside in yards or common graves. c Poor people were buried inside and rich people outside. 7 What message do the stone and ceramic murals show about the history and identity of Mendoza? a They show a view focused on artistic modernity, where the past is not important and only aesthetic innovation matters in the cultural building of the city. b They show an artistic view separate from Mendoza’s history. c It is important to keep historical memory, reconstruction, and cultural identity alive.

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¡Logra responder todas preguntas correctamente y pasas al segundo nivel!

by Antonella Jalitt

In what year and in what exact place was the city of Mendoza founded?

It was founded in 1561 in Pedro del Castillo Square.

It was founded in 1571 in Independence Square.

It was founded in 1980 in General San Martín Park.

Why was Pedro del Castillo Square also known as “Main Square”?

Because it was where Captain Pedro del Castillo’s soldiers trained.

Because around it were the Town Hall, the church, and the main houses.

Because weapons were sold there in colonial times.

What kind of historical remains and objects can be seen inside the Foundational Area Museum?

Original ruins of the Town Hall and the Slaughterhouse.

Objects and antiques of Captain Pedro del Castillo.

Colonial life

What do the totems behind the museum represent?

They represent our culture.

They represent the most important people of colonial Mendoza.

They represent the native people, inspired by the land, the water, the sun, and nature.

What consequences did the 1861 earthquake have on the city and the people of Mendoza?

It destroyed almost the whole city and many people died.

The city stayed intact because the earthquake was very weak.

There were some injured people and houses collapsed.

In the Church of San Francisco, how were the burials of rich and poor people different?

Everyone was buried in the same place, without distinction.

Rich people were buried inside the church, near the altar, and poor people outside in yards or common graves.

Poor people were buried inside and rich people outside.

What message do the stone and ceramic murals show about the history and identity of Mendoza?

They show a view focused on artistic modernity, where the past is not important and only aesthetic innovation matters in the cultural building of the city.

They show an artistic view separate from Mendoza’s history.

It is important to keep historical memory, reconstruction, and cultural identity alive.

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PREGUNTADOS ÁREA61Online version

by Antonella Jalitt

In what year and in what exact place was the city of Mendoza founded?

Why was Pedro del Castillo Square also known as “Main Square”?

What kind of historical remains and objects can be seen inside the Foundational Area Museum?

What do the totems behind the museum represent?

What consequences did the 1861 earthquake have on the city and the people of Mendoza?

In the Church of San Francisco, how were the burials of rich and poor people different?

What message do the stone and ceramic murals show about the history and identity of Mendoza?

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