Based on the Realidades 2 workbook (not the textbook — page 109 is usually the workbook activity 8 crossword), the clues ask for Spanish words like:
| Clue # | Clue (English or Spanish) | Answer (Spanish) | Translation / Explanation | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | 1 | She fell (preterite) | | From the verb caer (to fall). Irregular preterite: él/ella/usted cayó . | | 4 | The nurse | La enfermera | Feminine noun. If clue specifies male, use el enfermero . | | 7 | X-ray | La radiografía | Often abbreviated as radiografía . | | 9 | He broke (his leg) | Fracturó | Fracturar is a regular preterite for "broke a bone." | | 10 | The pills / medicine | Las pastillas | Las medicinas or los medicamentos also appear, but pastillas is common. | | 12 | Emergency room | La sala de emergencias | Sometimes shortened to la emergencia . | | 13 | He cut himself | Se cortó | Reflexive verb cortarse in preterite. | realidades+2+capitulo+5b+8+crossword+answers+page+109
: ACCIDENTE (An unexpected event like a car crash). 12. X-RAY : RADIOGRAFIA (Used to see if a bone is broken). 13. CAST : YESO (Put on a limb to help a broken bone heal). 14. EMERGENCY ROOM : SALA DE EMERGENCIAS . Down (Verticales) 1. PILLS : PASTILLAS (Medication given for pain). Based on the Realidades 2 workbook (not the
Sangre (Blood) – What you might see if you cut yourself. If clue specifies male, use el enfermero
For students navigating the Realidades 2 Spanish curriculum, certain checkpoints become notorious roadblocks. One of the most searched combinations is . If you’ve typed this phrase into a search engine, you are likely staring at Page 109 of your textbook (or workbook), pencil in hand, trying to decipher clues about hospital emergencies, accidents, and past tense verbs.
The doctor told Mateo he was lucky he didn't need stitches (