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Which of the following is TRUE about the Camino de Santiago?

• It is a hiking route in southern Spain only used in modern times.

• Pilgrims walk the Camino only for religious purposes.

• Scallop shells are used to mark the trail for pilgrims.

• The Camino de Santiago is part of a Buddhist tradition.

What does the term 'pilgrim passport' most likely refer to in the context of the timeline?

• A booklet that collects stamps as proof of the journey

• A passport used for international travel

• A spiritual ID required for entering churches

• A map that helps pilgrims find restaurants

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• • The Camino leads to Santiago de Compostela, where St. James is believed to be buried.

• Scallop shells are a key visual symbol often seen on trail markers along the Camino.

• In recent decades, many pilgrims have begun walking for personal, not just religious, reasons.

• King Alfonso II walked one of the earliest routes after the remains of St. James were discovered.

In the sentence:
"The Camino was revived and promoted as a spiritual, cultural, and personal journey,"
what does the word revived most likely mean in this context?

• Turned into a commercial event

• Made popular again after a decline

• Completely replaced by a new route

• Started for

  the first time in history

Today, the Camino (a)   people from all over the world

who walk for different ​ (b)   such as reflection, adventure, or faith.

• attracts
• investigates
• provides
• purposes
• reflections
• populations

Which of the following is NOT a meaning of the word site?

• a place where something happened or is located

• a webpage or

  online platform

• a construction area

  for building something

• a type of tool used to cut materials

"...gained popularity in the 9th century after King Alfonso II’s visit."

What does popularity most likely mean?

• the act of keeping something secret

• the condition of

  being liked, admired,

  or well-known
  

• the process of disappearing

  from public view

• the ability to change something quickly

"Just as Muslims undertake the pilgrimage to Mecca..."

What does undertake most likely mean?

• to refuse to start a task

• to complete a dangerous mission

• to begin doing something important or challenging

• to think about

  a future idea

Which of the following is NOT a common meaning of the word "reflection"?

• the image of something seen

  in a mirror or on water

• a loud explosion that breaks glass

• serious thought or careful consideration

• the return of light, heat, or sound

  from a surface

Which of the following is NOT a correct or commonly accepted meaning of the word "iconic"?

• extremely famous and easily recognized

• representative of a particular idea, style, or place

• outdated and no longer useful in modern society

• symbolically important in culture or history