Answer:
1. Mari Carmen va al barrio de la Ribera
2. Un hombre en un bar explica cuando sale a tomar tapas.
3. Un hombre explica la tradición de los montaditos o pinchos.
4. Mari Carmen le pregunta a man chica si los montaditos son buenos para la salud.
5. El empleado cuenta los palillos (counts the toothpicks) de los montaditos que Mari Carmen comió.
Explanation:
The exercise aims for student to practice ordering sentences in a logical sequence, here is the translation of the sentences in the correct order:
1. Mari Carmen goes to the Ribera neighborhood.
2. A man in a bar explains when he goes out for tapas.
3. A man explains the tradition of montaditos or skewers.
4. Mari Carmen asks a girl if montaditos are good for your health.
5. The employee counts the toothpicks of the montaditos that Mari Carmen ate.
Tapa: In Spain, tapas are seldom served without alcohol. They are not meant to be a meal in themselves. There are no tapas restaurants - only tapas bars. Tapas are small plates of food to be consumed with wine or other alcohol at a drinking establishment. Tapas can literally be any type of food - from nuts, olives, and assorted cheeses to roasted meats and stews.
Montadito: is a staple of the culinary arts from Spain. It is a unique tapa-sized rolls of bread similar to a baguette but wider and with a twist. Each montadito is filled with the best ingredients available, too bad we can’t tell you exactly which ones because it’s a secret. The montadito is a tradition that predates even the sandwich all the way back to the fifteenth century.
