Chapter 1 Grammar

All Spanish nouns are either _________ or _________.

• plural

• masculine

• capitalized

• feminine

Nouns can be which of the following:

• person

• place

• thing

• idea (i.e.-liberty, creativity, or intelligence)

• all of the above

In a sentence, the article (regardless of whether it’s definite or indefinite) goes (a)   the noun. (before or after)

Which of the following are Definite Articles?

• un

• la

• los

• amigos

In Spanish, an adjective normally goes AFTER the noun it describes, while in English the adjective goes BEFORE the noun it describes.

• Sí

• No

In Spanish, the adjective must agree in two different ways with the noun it describes. What are they?

• color

• number

• spelling

• gender

A complete listing of all the Indefinite Articles we learned in Chapter One is:

una, unas, and unos

• Verdad

• Falso

In the sentence, “El curso es difícil”, the word “El” means:

• he

• a

• she

• the

Most Spanish nouns that end in the letter ____ are masculine.

• a

• ser

• o

• all of the above

When changing this sentence from singular to plural, which words will need to be changed?

”La alumna bonita es inteligente.”

• La

• alumna

• bonita

• es

• inteligente