Y tu como eres - personalities 1

Multiple Choice

Why is it important to learn how to describe yourself and others in a new language like Spanish?

• It helps you communicate basic information about yourself and others.

• It allows you to understand Spanish literature better.

• It is only useful for advanced Spanish speakers.

• It is not necessary for daily conversations.

1. Identify Spanish adjectives used to describe personality.

2. Describe yourself and others in Spanish using complete sentences.

3. Match adjectives to nouns correctly

​Objetivos para hoy:

The form of the adjective changes to agree with the noun it describes.


El chico es simpático.

La chica es simpática.

​Remember?

Multiple Choice

What challenges might you face when trying to match adjectives with nouns in Spanish?

• Adjectives never change form

• Adjective must match noun in gender and number

• Using verbs instead of adjectives.
• adjectives only come before the noun

Multiple Choice

Which of the following objects is feminine in Spanish?

• El libro

• La silla

• El bolígrafo

• El pegamento

Multiple Choice

Which of the following Spanish words is used for a masculine friend?

• La amiga es graciosa.

• El amigo es gracioso.

Multiple Select

Select all the correct pairs of masculine and feminine forms in Spanish adjectives.

• alto/alta

• bajo/baja

• joven/jovena

• bonito/bonita

Multiple Choice

Which type of adjectives do not change for gender in Spanish?

• Adjectives ending in 'e' or a consonant

• Adjectives ending in 'a'

• Adjectives ending in 'dor'

• Adjectives ending in 'o'

Multiple Choice

Which of the following adjectives can describe both masculine and feminine nouns without changing form?

• inteligente

• trabajador

• simpático

• guapo

Multiple Select

Select all adjectives from the list that change their ending based on gender.

• simpático/a

• inteligente

• trabajador/ora

• paciente

Multiple Select

Select all the adjectives that can be used to describe a female in Spanish.

• simpática

• antipática

• artística

• atrevida

Drag and Drop

Fill in the blank: Ella es ___

Placeholder

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Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

antipática

simpática

Multiple Choice

¿Cómo es él?

Él es ______.

• simpático

• serio

Multiple Choice

¿Cómo es ella?

Ella es _______.

• artístico

• artística

Multiple Choice

¿Cómo es el chico?

El chico es _______.

• atrevido

• atrevida

Open Ended

How would you describe yourself using the phrase 'Yo soy...' and the adjective from the image?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following adjectives means 'daring' in Spanish?

• simpático/a

• antipático/a

• atrevido/a

• artístico/a

Multiple Choice

¿Cómo es el chico?

El chico es _______.

• bueno

• malo

• buena

• mala

Drag and Drop

Fill in the blank: La chica es ___ (The girl is funny).

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Placeholder

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

graciosa

gracioso

seria

serio

Multiple Select

Which of the following adjectives can be used to describe a person who likes sports?

• estudioso/a

• atlético/a

• deportista

• desordenado/a

Multiple Choice

What Spanish adjective would you use to describe someone who is messy?

• ordenado/a

• bueno/a

• desordenado/a

• atlético/a

Match

Match the image to the correct adjective:

• messy

• neat

• studious

• sociable

desordenada

ordenado

estudiosa

sociable

• desordenada

• ordenado

• estudiosa

• sociable

Multiple Choice

¿Cómo es el hombre?

El hombre es _______.

• paciente

• impaciente

Multiple Choice

¿Cómo es el chico?

El chico es _______.

• perezoso

• trabajador

Poll

Reflecting on today's lesson, how confident do you feel about describing yourself and others in Spanish using appropriate adjectives?

• Moderately confident
• Slightly confident
• Not confident at all
• Very confident