Samuel delgado: ¿cómo le va? profesora gonzález: me va excelente. hola, buenos días. estoy bien. buenas tardes.

The correct answer for:

Samuel Delgado: ¿Cómo le va? Profesora González: Is: Me va excelente.

Explanation:

First of all, we need to be very accurate here. Samuel Delgado asked Professor Gonzalez: How is it going? which is a very informal way teenagers have to ask how are things going? The correct answer should be something similar to Everything is going smooth. However, we can't expect to find something that perfect, so we need to pick the best answer from the ones offered.

First, we have "Me va excelente" which translates to It is going excelente to me. And even though is very informal and not understandable in English is the best option because it says "going", while the rest options don't.

Second, Hola, buenos días. Means Hello, good morning. Which could be an acceptable response but out of the structure of the phrase. So it is incorrect.

Third, "Estoy Bien" translates to I'm fine. But it is out of the tune of the initial phrase. So it's wrong.

Fourth, "Buenas Tardes" translates to Good afternoon. However, it doesn't answer the question even though it is in the same context. So it's not correct.