A Level Spanish Practice Exam

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What is the correct meaning of "comportarse"?

To perform
To behave
To act
To react

The correct answer is: To behave

The term "comportarse" translates to "to behave" in English. This verb specifically refers to the manner in which someone conducts themselves, particularly in social situations. It encompasses the idea of adhering to certain social norms or expectations of behavior. In contrast, while "to perform," "to act," and "to react" might seem similar at first glance, they emphasize different nuances. "To perform" suggests carrying out a task or an action, often in a public or theatrical context. "To act" can refer to taking action or making a decision, not necessarily tied to the idea of behavior in a social context. "To react," on the other hand, implies responding to a stimulus or situation, often indicating a response rather than a sustained behavior. Therefore, "comportarse" is best encapsulated by "to behave," as it specifically addresses how one conducts oneself over time in various situations.