[Answer] 3. According to German car manufacturers, to what does the name 'Volkswagen' translate?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "3. According to German car manufacturers, to what does the name 'Volkswagen' translate?"

...1. Wagon House 2. Old Caravan 3. People's Car 4. Four Wheels Originally formed in Nazi Germany in 1937, Volkswagen became the name attributed to the company after Adolf Hitler set plans in motion to create a line of automobiles known as 'the peoples' cars'. After the war, the company continued to grow in the town of Wolfsburg and become one of the leading manufacturers in the years following the fall of Nazism. 'Volkswagen' splits into 'Volk' (German for 'People' or 'Nation') and 'Wagen' (German for 'Car'). The name is ideal as Volkswagen, since its inception as an auto manufacturer, has been committed to producing affordable cars for 'the people'.

[Answer] 4. That incompetent Harry forgot to translate another word in my Italian language book on leisure activities. How should he have translated "theater"?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "4. That incompetent Harry forgot to translate another word in my Italian language book on leisure activities. How should he have translated "theater"?"

...1. Prigione 2. Teatro 3. Stazione di servizio 4. Rigattiere I'd like to send Harry to prigione for the poor job he did translating this book. "Prigione" is prison. "Rigattiere" is junkyard. "Stazione di servizio" is service station.

[Answer] 5. How did the friendly American Spanish teacher translate to her eager new Spanish students: "Little by little you will go far?"

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "5. How did the friendly American Spanish teacher translate to her eager new Spanish students: "Little by little you will go far?""

...1. Chico a chico se anda mas 2. Poco a poquito como la fruta 3. Poco a poco se anda lejos 4. Menos a Menos ir a lejas Step by step would be paso por paso. The Pyramid of the Sun in Mexico has several steps, Teotihuacan -Tay-oh-tea-wah-khan- is a World Heritage Site that is thought to have been established approximately 100 BC by the Toltec, Teotihuacan was once a city the size of ancient Athens and Rome. Engineers have been amazed by the steps and construction of such a site at such an early stage in human civilization.