Unit 1 Review (LL)

Unit 1 Review (LL)

by Emma Devlin

​Formation of Names in Spanish

​In Spanish speaking countries, most people have 2 given last names that make up their surname.

​The first half is their father's last name, and the second is their mother's maiden name.

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​For example, if my dad (Tommy Devlin) and my mom (Teresa [Swanson] Devlin) were naming me in the Spanish tradition, I would be named

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​Emma Louise Devlin Swanson

Fill in the Blank

What would Anthony Rizzo and Ms. Devlin's child be named if her first name were Harper?

Open Ended

What would your name be if your family followed Spanish naming traditions?

​Greetings and Goodbyes

​In Spanish, there are formal and informal means of greeting people and saying goodbye to them.

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​We use formal greetings and farewells with people we aren't familiar with, people who are older than us, and people who have more formal schooling than we do.

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​We use informal greetings and farewells with people who are known to us or younger than we are.

Multiple Choice

How do you say "Good morning" in Spanish?

• Buenos dias

• Buenas tardes

• Buenas noches

Multiple Choice

How do you say "Good afternoon" in Spanish?

• Buenos dias

• Buenas tardes

• Buenas noches

Multiple Choice

How do you say "Good evening" or "Good night" in Spanish?

• Buenos dias

• Buenas tardes

• Buenas noches

Multiple Choice

How would you tell someone "See you later" in Spanish?

• Hasta pronto

• Hasta manana

• Hasta luego

​Alphabet

​The Spanish alphabet has 30 letters as opposed to the English alphabet, which only has 26. In the next slides, you will need to listen to the letter as it is pronounced and tell what letter is being expressed.

Fill in the Blank

What letter is this?

Fill in the Blank

What letter is this?

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What letter is this?

​Numbers 1-30

​In this unit, we learned how to form the numbers 1-30. In the following slides, you will hear a number and identify how it would be written.

Fill in the Blank

What is the number?

Fill in the Blank

What is the number?

Fill in the Blank

What is the number?

Multiple Choice

How do you say "Tuesday" in Spanish

• viernes

• miercoles

• martes

• sabado

Multiple Choice

How do you say "Friday" in Spanish?

• domingo

• miercoles

• jueves

• viernes

Multiple Choice

How do you say "Sunday" in Spanish?

• martes

• domingo

• lunes

• sabado

Multiple Choice

How do you say "January" in Spanish?

• enero

• marzo

• junio

• abril

Multiple Choice

How do you say "September" in Spanish?

• febrero

• octubre

• septiembre

• diciembre

Multiple Choice

How do you say "June" in Spanish?

• julio

• enero

• agosto

• junio

Multiple Choice

How do you say "winter" in Spanish

• la primavera

• el invierno

• el verano

• el otono

Multiple Choice

How do you say "spring" in Spanish?

• la primavera

• el invierno

• el verano

• el otono

Multiple Choice

How do you say "summer" in Spanish?

• la primavera

• el invierno

• el verano

• el otono

Multiple Choice

How do you say "fall" in Spanish?

• la primavera

• el invierno

• el verano

• el otono

​Gender in Spanish

​In Spanish, all nouns are either masculine or feminine. In the following slides, you will need to decide if each noun is masculine (M) or feminine (F).

Multiple Choice

boligrafo

• M

• F

Multiple Choice

calculadora

• M

• F

Multiple Choice

computadoras

• M

• F

Multiple Choice

cuadernos

• M

• F

​Number in Spanish

​In Spanish, as in English, nouns are either singular (one) or plural (more than one) and this is expressed by adding an "s" to the end of the noun. In the following slides, you will need to decide whether the noun is singular or plural.

Multiple Choice

diccionario

• Singular

• Plural

Multiple Choice

lapiz

• Singular

• Plural

Multiple Choice

libros

• Singular

• Plural

Multiple Choice

mapas

• Singular

• Plural

Fill in the Blank

Make the following word plural:

marcador

​Definite Articles

​In Spanish, there are 4 ways to say "the":

​-el

​-la

​-los

​-las

​In the following slides, you will need to choose the correct definite article to match the given noun.

Multiple Choice

__ destacador

• el

• la

• los

• las

Multiple Choice

__ pupitres

• el

• la

• los

• las

Multiple Choice

__ mesa

• el

• la

• los

• las

Multiple Choice

__ mochilas

• el

• la

• los

• las

​Indefinite Articles

​In Spanish, there are 2 ways to say "a/an":

​-un

​-una

​And there are 2 ways to say "some":

​-unos

​-unas

​In the following slides, you will choose the correct indefinite article to match each of the given nouns.

Multiple Choice

__ papel

• un

• una

• unos

• unas

Multiple Choice

__ pizarra

• un

• una

• unos

• unas

Multiple Choice

__ relojes

• un

• una

• unos

• unas

Multiple Choice

__ sillas

• un

• una

• unos

• unas