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Life Stages and Actions in Italian

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What does the rooftop of 'La Casa di Essere' symbolize?

Growth and development

The social connections made

Beginning of life events

End of life experiences (correct)

Which phrase is associated with the basement in 'La Casa di Essere'?

È Tornato (Is Returned)

È Scappato (Has Run Away)

È Morto (Is Dead)

È Ingrassata È Dimagrinta (Has Gained Weight Has Lost Weight) (correct)

What does the third floor of 'La Casa di Essere' represent?

Birth and childhood stages

Life’s final moments

Youth and playfulness

Personal transformations and experiences (correct)

Which activity is NOT associated with the ground floor in 'La Casa di Essere'?

<p>È Piaciuto (It Liked It) (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does the garden symbolize in 'La Casa di Essere'?

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Life Stages and Actions

Birth: È nato (Italian for "was born")
Growth: È cresciuto (Italian for "grew")
Development: È diventato (Italian for "became")
Aging: È invecchiata (Italian for "aged")
Hygiene: Si è lavato (Italian for "washed himself")
Arrival: È entrato (Italian for "entered")
Arrival: È arrivato (Italian for "arrived")
Return/Coming back: È tornato (Italian for "returned")
Gaining/Losing Weight: È ingrassata è dimagrita (Italian for "gained/lost weight")
Fall/Slip: È caduto è scivolato (Italian for "fell/slipped")
Liked/Pleasure: Le è piaciuto (Italian for "liked")
Staying/Remaining: È stata/restata/rimasta (Italian for "stayed/remained")
Running away: È scappato (Italian for "ran away")
Departure: È partito (Italian for "departed")
Departure: È uscito (Italian for "left")
Death: È morto (Italian for "died")
Setting: La Casa di Essere (The House of Being)

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This quiz explores various life stages and actions in the Italian language. Participants will learn vocabulary related to birth, growth, development, and aging, as well as different actions and states associated with life experiences. Test your knowledge of these essential Italian phrases and their meanings.