Spanish 3 - Week 1 - Unit 1 - Identity

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Open Ended

Why is it important to be able to describe your identity in another language, such as Spanish?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following Spanish words would you use to say 'I am' when introducing yourself?

• soy

• tengo

• me gusta

• trabajador/a

Multiple Choice

Which English connector is used to indicate the first step in a sequence?

• First

• Next / Then

• Finally

• Because

Open Ended

Give an example sentence using the connector 'Finally' in English and translate it to Spanish using the correct connector.

Multiple Choice

Match the following English sequencing words to their Spanish equivalents: First, Next/Then, Finally.

• Primero, Después/Luego, Finalmente

• Después/Luego, Finalmente, Primero

• Finalmente, Primero, Después/Luego

• Primero, Finalmente, Después/Luego

Multiple Choice

What is the Spanish word for 'However'?

• Sin embargo

• Porque

• También

• Por ejemplo

Multiple Choice

Which Spanish word means 'also'?

• También

• Por ejemplo

• En conclusión

• Soy

Multiple Choice

Which of the following pairs is correctly matched?

• I am - Soy

• I have - Me gusta

• For example - También

• In conclusion - Por ejemplo

Multiple Choice

How would you express 'I like' in Spanish?

• Me gusta

• Tengo

• Soy

• Por ejemplo

Multiple Choice

What is the Spanish word for 'friendly'?

• Simpático/a

• Trabajador/a

• Primero

• Considerado/a

Multiple Choice

Which Spanish word means 'hard-working'?

• Simpático/a

• Trabajador/a

• Primero

• Duro/a

Open Ended

How would you describe yourself using the phrase 'Me considero' in Spanish?

Open Ended

¿Recuerdas el español?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following means 'first' in Spanish?

• Primero

• Segundo

• Tercero

• Cuarto

Match

Match the following

• Who

• which

• what

• when

• where

quién

cuál

qué

cuándo

dónde

• quién

• cuál

• qué

• cuándo

• dónde

Match

Match the following

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• Unorganized

• Lazy

• Bad

• Good/Kind/Nice

• Short

Desorganizado/a

Perezoso/a

Malo/a

bueno/a

bajo

• Desorganizado/a

• Perezoso/a

• Malo/a

• bueno/a

• bajo

Match

Match the following Spanish words with their English translations.

• Serious

• Funny

• Sad

• Angry

Serio

Gracioso

Triste

Enojado

• Serio

• Gracioso

• Triste

• Enojado

Multiple Choice

y

• and

• or

Match

Match the following Spanish phrases to the English phrases.

• ayer

• anoche

• esta noche

• hace 3 días

• el año pasado

yesterday

last night

tonight

3 days ago

last year

• yesterday

• last night

• tonight

• 3 days ago

• last year

Match

Match the following

• to walk

• to count

• to play

• to look at or to watch

• to drink water

caminar

contar

jugar

mirar

tomar agua

• caminar

• contar

• jugar

• mirar

• tomar agua

Match

Match the following

• tu'

• usted

• yo

• ustedes

• el

you (informal)

you (formal)

I

y'all

he

• you (informal)

• you (formal)

• I

• y'all

• he

Match

Match the following

• soy

• es

• tiene

• tengo

• está

I am

s/he is (permanent)

s/he has

I have

s/he is (temporary)

• I am

• s/he is (permanent)

• s/he has

• I have

• s/he is (temporary)

Multiple Choice

Which Spanish transition word would you use to indicate the final step in a sequence?

• Después/Luego

• Finalmente

• Porque

• Sin embargo

Open Ended

How does the diagram in the third image explain the process of a seed becoming a plant?

Multiple Choice

Which transition word would best fit in a sentence showing contrast between two ideas?

• Porque

• Sin embargo

• También

• Finalmente

Multiple Choice

Which of the following Spanish words or phrases would you use to add additional information to a sentence?

• Sin embargo

• También

• Porque

• Finalmente

Multiple Choice

What is the purpose of using 'Por ejemplo' in a sentence?

• To show contrast

• To give a reason

• To provide an example

• To indicate time

Multiple Choice

Which of the following Spanish words means 'hardworking'?

• simpático/a

• trabajador/a

• me gusta

• tengo

Open Ended

What are some ways you can describe your identity using Spanish vocabulary and sentence frames from today's lesson?