A Level Spanish Practice Exam

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Which of the following means "to break"?

Rescatar
Romper
Referirse a
Realizar

The correct answer is: Romper

The choice that means "to break" is indeed the correct one, which is "romper." This verb is commonly used in Spanish to indicate the action of breaking something, whether it’s a physical object or an abstract concept, such as a promise. In many contexts, "romper" pairs well with various objects, enhancing its utility in everyday language. Other options, while they might hold specific meanings in Spanish, do not refer to the action of breaking. "Rescatar" means "to rescue," focusing on saving someone or something. "Referirse a" translates to "to refer to," indicating a mention or allusion to something. Lastly, "realizar" means "to carry out" or "to perform," often used in contexts involving execution of tasks or activities. Each of these options pertains to entirely different actions, highlighting "romper" as the specialized verb for breaking.